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Thank you to John F. Barlow for these items
1882
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We see by last Saturday's
Winona (Minn,) Tribune, that on that day Mr. H.C. Barlow,
a former Amboy boy, on retiring from the division freight
agency of the Winona Div. C & N. Railroad, was the recipient
of an elegant open-faced gold chronograph watch of Waltham
make, with heavy curb chain and charm, valued at $300, from
business men of Winona, as a token of their appreciation
of the able and courteous manner in which Mr. Barlow had
performed the duties of his office. |
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July 08, 1882
Miss Ida Barlow, who has been attending Highland
Hall school, near Chicago, is at home for the summer vacation. |
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July 22, 1882
The committee of paupers having examined the
bills referred to them recommend the allowance of the following:
J M Arnold. merch. county farm 36.25
L S Barlow do 30.96
Wheat & Grideley
Bros. do 45.12 |
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September 16, 1882
S. Barlow and Miss Olive Sprague were married
by Esq. Andruss last Sunday, very quietly, and left Monday
for a trip to Davenport, Ia. |
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September 23, 1882
S. Barlow and bride have commenced house-
keeping in one of Mr. Edward's buildings on Mason street. |
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September 23, 1882
The report of the Pauper
Committee recommending the allowance of the following claims
was approved, and the clerk was directed to issue orders
upon the treasurer for the same, as follows, to wit:
L S
Barlow, shown twice: $4.76 & $2.00 |
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September 23, 1882
Miss Ida Barlow is visiting friends in Sparta, Wisconsin. |
1883
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January 13, 1883
Mr. Edwin Leepy, who has been in Salt Lake City the past
year is visiting his mother - Mrs. A. Barlow. |
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January 13, 1883
On Thursday evening before Christmas, we see by the Omaha
Daily Republican, a grand musicale was given at the residence
of Hon. Leavitt Hurnham, in that city, in honor of Miss Ida
J. Barlow, at which were present all the notables of that city.
It was a high compliment to a deserving young lady. |
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January 27, 1883
Henry C. Barlow, division superintendent of the Achinson,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, is in Amboy with his bride
on their wedding tour. Their home is in Topeka. |
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March 17, 1883
Sylvan Barlow will work the Pettigrew farm this season, but
will attend to his insurance business as usual. |
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July 07, 1883
We notice by a recent order of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad that Mr. Henry Barlow, one of Amboy's boys, has
recently been appointed general freight agent of that company,
with head-quarters at Topeka. He is a son of L.S. Barlow. We
congratu- late "Henry" on his promotion - an evidence of trust-
worthiness. |
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October 20, 1883
A very quiet wedding occurred in Amboy this week, the high
standing socially of both parties making it indeed noteworthy.
On Wednesday morning last Mr. Henry C. Keeling of Caldwell,
Kansas, and Miss Ida L. Barlow were united in marriage at the
bride's home in this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. A. Norton of the Congregational church, being witnessed
only by immediate relatives. Miss Ida is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr. L. S. Barlow, and is an acknowledged
lady of true worthiness. Having been brought up in Amboy, where
she is universally esteemed. Her friends are pleased to see
her happy union with Mr. Keeling, who is also one of our former
townsmen. They left on the early train for Kansas where Mr.
Keeling is engaged by the government, and where they will make
their future home. THE NEWS with their hosts of friends wish
them prosperity and happiness in their new relations. |
1884
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January 05, 1884
HARD OR SOFT
COAL!
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Leave your order with
L.S. BARLOW & CO.,
who are prepared to furnish any desired quantity, of a superior
quality
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
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July 05, 1884
HARD COAL.
We are now prepared to recieve orders for Coxe Bros. & Co's
Celebrated
Cross-creek Leheigh Coal.
to be delivered any time
WHEN WANTED.
We return thanks to our friends for their past favors and hope
for a continuance of the same.
L.S. BARLOW & CO. |
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December 06, 1884
Miss Hattie Barlow, daughter of Augustus Barlow of Kasson,
Minn., is visiting her brother north of the city, and they
are thinking of spending the winter in New Orleans. |
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