Grundy County, IL "Minooka News" May 24, 1906 Vol. 31, 
No. 21

Miss M. D. Colleps was in Joliet Friday.

Mrs. J. VanDolson was in Joliet Monday.

Markets - Corn 45; oats 31; butter 17; eggs 13.

Miss Anna Dwyer was in Joliet Wednesday.

Chas. O'Brien made a trip to Seneca Wednesday.

Mrs. D. A. Henneberry was in Joliet Tuesday.

Geo. Colleps visited friends in Chicago Sunday.

Mrs. J. H. Pyle called on friends in town Monday.

James Bardell visited friends in town Tuesday.

R. E. Brady was in Chicago on business Thursday.

Miss Eunice Ferguson was a Joliet visitor Monday.

Mrs. C. E. Davis made a visit to Joliet Wednesday.

Robert Carroll called on friends in Joliet Monday and 
Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Coop visited in Chicago Saturday and 
Sunday.

Mrs. W. Coop and Miss Mattie Colleps were in Joliet 
Wednesday.

Dell Green and wife drove to Plainfield Wednesday to spend 
the day.

William Hammet, of Joliet, spent Sunday with his sister, 
Mrs. Geo. Dean.

Prof. Goldsberry went to Chicago Thursday evening and 
remained over Friday.

Mrs. J. J. Brinckerhoff and children visited their 
relatives in Lockport Friday.

Johnnie Walley, Chas. Tinder and Garnett Andrews drove to 
Joliet last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sage, of Chicago Heights, spent Sunday 
with relatives here.

There was no school here Friday as the teachers had a holiday 
to visit the city schools.

S. Roberts, of Joliet, visited old friends in and around 
Minooka, Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. F. L. Stratton and daughter, Lois, attended the theatre 
in Joliet Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Coulehan and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dwyer were 
in Chicago Monday.

Alex Bell has had a porch built on in front of his house 
which makes a great improvement.

Dennis Dougherty and friend, Miss Mills, of Chicago, spent 
Sunday here with friends and relatives.

Mrs. Chris Neilsen and daughter Clara spent Saturday and 
Sunday with Mrs. C. G. Krogness in Joliet.

Miss Alma Bell and two lady friends, of Chicago, spent 
Sunday with the former's parents and sisters here.

Harry Thayer returned to Rock Island Monday evening after 
spending a week with his parents in this place.

Winfield Brown and Miss Mattie Colleps attended the ball 
game in Chicago Wednesday afternoon between the nationals.

Work has been commenced on the construction of the water 
works building, and operations will be pushed lively from 
this on until the plant and the pipe system is all 
completed.

Miss Bessie Colleps left here Monday noon for Chicago and 
from there that evening for Iowa to spend the summer with 
relatives. Her sister Mattie accompanied her as far as 
Chicago.

A fine son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Goodwin 
north of town Sunday evening, May 20,1906, and a fine little 
daughter arrived at Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot's home early 
Monday morning, May 21.


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