The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-01-10
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FrohItch AppOinted-Funera of Mrs. Jane Dickinson Notes of Ina terest.

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 It Is reported that promoters representing
 New York capitalists called on number of
 local planters, Tuesday, in the matter of
 securing options to purchase their oyster ground. It is said to be in line with pre- vious attempts to form a syndicate to con- trol the oyster grounds of the State, but the project having fallen through so many
 times not much confidence is placed in the present enterprise.
 Jacob Frolich has been appointed to take the military enrolment in the Fourteenth ward, and has the work well along. Albert Elcock, for several months clerk
 in the Booth market is now employed at
 AZ Dixwell avenue; Jean Champlain has taken his place.
 Within few days, several cases of grip
 Deacon Samuel W. Hammond of POS Lloyd street, who has been Ill with heart trouble several weeks, is now down with the grip. He is attended by Dr. Roberts. His friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jane Dickin- son was attended Tuesday evening from the home of her daughter, Mrs: Charles N. MtlSS, oi WOlCOCC SCTGeC. IQe SerVlCeS were conducted by Rev. ID. w. Stone, as- sisted by Rev. E. c. Sage and consisted of scripture reading and remarks and prayers by both clergynen. Selections, There is quartette consisting of Miss Neva B. Squires, Miss D. Gertrude Duell. B. D. ssrs hnd Eusens ora per There so family and friends. The remains were taken yesterday morning to Madison for
 The "; c; T. U. will! hold parlor meet change street, January 15 at D. m. All members and friends are invited.
 The installation of the of1cers-elect of taken place Tuesday evening and the grand sence of Noble Chief W. s. Emery the m Supper was served after the meeting and there were number of informal speeches.
 Asa L. Fabrique of Townsend avenue Is building a small addition to his house. located on the Townsend place, of late. A number have gone down on the electric cars to enjoy the sport. Before the ice had become secure, a few days ago, little time to save her life.
 Mr. Kimberly of Fowler & Kimberly, who recently bought the Mitchell place on and improving the grounds. ss
 Dr. R. F. Burwell, dentist, has removed from 902 Chapel street to S7 Church street, over Spalding's drug store.
 George N. Coe, of 107-109 Grand avenue, has Just sold two fine horses; one of them with a speed record of 2:17 was bought by a New Yorker and Is likely to be heard from on the speedy,--the other animal, as line coach horse, was purchased by General D. s. Greeley of this city
 Deacon J. P. Morrow of Clinton avenue. 2 who has been confined to his house nearlv Ill winter by reason of illness, is now able to go out a little on pleasant days His many friends will be glad to learn of his 
 Home Council No. 3, Brotherhood of Re lief, will hold it's annual meeting this eve ling at o'clock at the store of w. S. < E H. Rowe, 91 Grand avenue. Baptist church will be held this evening at , o'clock.
 This evening will be held the annual in- of the officers of Live Oak coun- Ill No. 1927, R. A. The officers will be in- tailed by J. J. Snively of Davenport eoun- ,ii this city. 1t is expected that aii the councils of the city will be represented. The officers elect are as follows: Regent, 'harles P Hillhonse; vice regent, J. F. 3owen orator, William F. Porter; secre- ary, John w. Kessell; treasurer, George Adams; collector, George l.. Oldershaw; entry, P. J. Kean; chaplain, Charles Fl. icGuigan; warden, Adolph c. Gosch.
 Peter A. Egan of 245 Poplar street has cen awarded the contract for carrying the nails between the postofice, railroad sta- ion and electric cars, beginning July 1, he contract to be in force four years.