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contributor_name: Beth Partridge
newspaper_name: The Valley Chronicle
newspaper_date: Friday, June 28, 1895
town_of_publication: St. Charles
county_of_publication: Kane
state_of_publication: Illinois
newspaper_article: Frank Garrity was overcome by the heat while working on
the town highway commissioner's force last Saturday. He has nearly recovered.
Harris E. Marsden, of St. Charles, officiated as best man at the wedding of
George Sidney Abbott and Emma Frank Chapman at Aurora on Tuesday evening.
T. E. Ryan went to Batavia on Wednesday to take part in a lawsuit, wherein
his client had sworn out a warrant against a character named James Hamilton
who had threatened him
with a deadly weapon. Hamilton was placed under bonds of $1000 to keep the
peace for one year.
Rev. George Smith and family attended the graduating exercises at Wheaton.
Miss Sadie Smith was one of the graduates.
The St. Charles Chapter O. E. S. was honored on Monday night by a visit from
worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the state of Illinois, Mrs. Mate
L. Chester. She was accompanied by her husband, Frank Chester, at one time a
resident of St. Charles. The Chapter presented Mrs. Chester with a fine
Russian vace filled with pure white lillies after which Mrs. C. addressed the
chapter. Her words filled all who listened with an added assurance of her
deep earnestness and loyalty to the cause. She is greatly loved and
represented by all who know her.
Jamie Hopkins, of Aurora, son of the congressman, won a boy's bicycle race at
Paw Paw on Tuesday. Like his father, he can make a good run.
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