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U.S. Lock & Dam 13
Boats of all kinds pass through the locks, and visitors can view the river traffic from just a few feet away.
Great River Road Antiques
Antique mall featuring 80 dealers. Fleamarket, April-October.
Words of Wisdom
A Christian book and gift shop.
Interiors Antiques, etc.
We're located in a beautifully restored historic building in downtown Fulton and we specialize in antique furniture and accessories of all kinds.
Elk River Merchant
Quality antique dealer specializing in collectibles and textiles.
Corner Treasures and Treats
Large selection of gifts and collectibles. We carry a wide variety of name brand items including Willow Tree, Isabel Bloom, Heartwood Creek, Jody Coyote, Quad City Candle Company and much more.
Windmill Cultural Center
The Windmill Cultural Center houses an extensive collection of 21 European windmills representing ten European countries. Interpretive exhibits provide unique information on the products produced by windmills, country of origin, windmill specifications, and the cultural impact of windmills. The Education Area features video presentations of the windmill countries and an education area contains children's activities including coloring, puzzles, and toys promoting scientific concepts. The gift shop sells fresh stone-ground flour, Delft pottery, and souvenirs of Fulton, the Windmill Cultural Center and the windmill.
Spring Valley Farm
Spring Valley Farm is home to Jersey cows, alpacas, sheep, Belgian horses, chickens and goats. Farm tours and hayrack rides by appointment only.
Fulton Comfort Inn & Suites
This cozy hotel is one mile from the Mississippi River. Come experience the comforts of home in our spacious rooms and suites. Complimentary hot breakfast each morning, heated indoor pool and whirlpool spa.
Heritage Canyon
On the Mississippi River in an old 12-acre quarry is where you will find a restored and furnished mid-1800s settlement. Paths through the wooded hillsides lead from one home site to another.
River Huis Traders
This restored building is filled with quality antiques, Dutch treasures, handmade soap, model barges, handmade pottery, local photography, and art. Products made in Illinois are showcased. We specialize in Dutch-related items. We also offer Dutch food items such as coffee, tea, licorice, and Queen Wilhelmina mints.
German Valley Historical Museum
This newly refurbished museum features displays of memorabilia relating to the history of German Valley and the surrounding area, including items from the Ostfriesian area of Germany. A kitchen area, bedroom, dining room, parlor, military room, and children's playroom are furnished with items from the past, and a display room offers a variety of exhibits. A schoolroom contains items of interest from German Valley's Pleasant Prairie Academy and other area schools. Farm and other outdoor exhibits are featured in an outdoor facility. Special events and displays are featured throughout the year. Open May through October, last Sunday of the month, 1 to 4pm or by appointment (815-362-3671).
CITY:German Valley
Garnhart's Oliver Museum
Explore the largest Oliver Hart-Parr collection in the Midwest, including farm toys, advertising, and collectibles dating back to 1860, and real antique tractors and machinery. Bus and group tours are available, but should be scheduled in advance.
CITY:German Valley
Bunker Hill Dog Training, Grooming and Specialty Store
This specialty store offers dog and cat food, toys, collars, leads, carriers, coats, mugs, picture frames, shampoos, and training and grooming equipment. Also specialty breed purses, wallets, sweatshirts, and more. Grooming and training are also available.
CITY:German Valley
Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary
Tour Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary. Animal lovers can learn about, pet, hold and feel some of the 350 rescued animals, comprised of 30 different species. All income supports the rescued animals. Critter Camp is a non-profit, tax exempt, charitable, volunteer operated, no-kill facility that does not buy, breed, sell or exploit any animal.Personally guided tours are available seven days a week year round for up to six people per tour, but all tours are by appointment.
CITY:German Valley
Ben Miller Memorial Park
This park provides a quiet scenic area ideal for family reunions and group gatherings. A large and a small shelter house, softball diamond, volleyball and basketball courts, playground, and wooded area are offered. A concession stand is open during softball season.
CITY:German Valley
Van Raden Memorial Park
The Van Raden Memorial Park features Lake Baalton, a three acre man-made lake stocked with bass, crappie, blue gill and catfish. A small shelter and playground area are also offered. A Veterans Memorial honoring all German Valley area service men and women, past or present is at the park
CITY:German Valley
German Valley Days
This annual hometown festival offers a car show, parade, entertainment, pancake breakfast, pork chop barbecue, kiddie tractor pull, contests, fireworks and more.
CITY:German Valley
Kent Park
Includes picnic and playground areas, a shelter, tennis court and basketball court.
Blackhawk War Monument
This monument is located on the site of Kellogg's Grove, an early settlement established in 1827 on a mail route between Peoria and Galena, and now on the National Register of Historic Places. It honors those killed in the Blackhawk War, including in the final Illinois Battle which occurred at this grove in June, 1832. Abraham Lincoln, a member of the Illinois militia, helped bury five of the slain men. The remaining soldiers were originally buried throughout the area at the spots at which they fell. Fifty years after the war, local farmers collected the remains and buried them in one enclosure on top of this hill overlooking the Yellow Creek Valley. The 34-foot high monument was dedicated in 1886.
The Standish House Bed & Breakfast
The Standish House B&B is owned and operated by a direct descendent of Miles Standish and is filled with antiques and collections of Early American history. You'll enjoy canopy beds, sumptuous breakfasts and more. We're only minutes from Lake Carroll and are located on a quiet residential street in the quaint community of Lanark.
Shearer's World of Variety
Downtown retail store -- antiques and collectibles.
Silver Moon Winery
Discover Us in the Heart of Northern Illinois Wine Country. Silver Moon Winery welcomes wine lovers, families and friends to a timeless wine-country escape in a heavenly slice of Northern Illinois heartland. Whether at our Lanark, Illinois estate or our website, you're always among friends eager to serve you. Refine your palate, soothe your spirit and let your senses flow.
The Sabbath Center
They facilitate retreats for individuals and small groups seeking renewed relationships with God and each other. Come away by yourselves to a quiet place and rest a while. The conference center is approximately 100 miles west of Chicago but a world away from the hustle and worries of your busy lives.
The Crooked Roof
Lanark's newest restaurant with amazing pizzas, specialty burgers, and sandwiches. Live music every weekend and a good time every day.
The Barn on the Hill
The Barn on the Hill is an old dairy barn with the collection of original sliding doors that allow natural light to pour in. The Barn on the Hill radiates simple elegance. The thousands of white lights strung from the beams give our welcoming space a warm comfortable feel for up to 250 guests. Set on 7.5 acres - plenty of space to make it your own for the event you envision, whether it be a birthday, graduation, anniversary, shower, reunion, corporate retreat, rehearsal, or wedding. We are a rural private venue located 20 miles southwest of Rockford, Illinois. We are located midway between Leaf River, IL and Byron, IL on Route 72.
CITY:Leaf River
Lena Lions Park
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' water slide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Added in 2014 is a 9 hole frisbee gof course. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splashland Snack Shop. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is available in season.
Lena KOA Kampground
Visit the KOA for a complete camping experience, including cottages, cabins and campsites, at this friendly, quiet, and relaxing rural setting. The five log cottages offer shower baths, kitchenettes, gas log fireplaces and air-conditioning. One cottage is wheelchair accessible. There are six cabins with heat and air-conditioning. The guest provides bedding and utensils, but has use of the KOA's Kamping Kitchen. There are ninety campsites that include full hookup, open grassy or wooded sites, and big rig long and level pull through sites with 50 AMP service. The recreation/game roon, heated pool with slide, bike rental, jumping pillow, playground, and sand volleyball will be a hit with the kids. A wheelchair accessible family restroom is available.Pets on a leash and campfires are allowed. Small county store with groceries and gift shop, RV supplies, and LP gas are also available. Open: April 1 thru November 1 (Limited winter facilities). Please call for rates, or visit our website.
Dodds Park
Dodds Park offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, three shelter houses, concession stand, two lighted tennis courts, volleyball and basketball courts, two lighted ball diamonds, horseshoe pits, batting cages and two shuffleboard courts.
Spare Time Lanes (Lena)
Enjoy the fun of bowling.
Lena KOA
Visit the KOA for a complete variety of camping experiences, including cottages, cabins, campsites, and teepees at this friendly, quiet, and relaxing rural setting. The four log cottages offer shower baths, kitchenettes, gas log fireplaces and air-conditioning. One cottage is wheelchair accessible. Modest accommodations are also available in six cabins with heat and air-conditioning. The guest provides the bedding and cooking utensils, but the KOA Camping Kitchen, a large gazebo with cooktops, electric grill and sinks with hot and cold running water, is available. Or, for more traditional camping, ninety campsites are available including full hookup, open grassy or wooded sites, and big rig long and level pull through sites with 50 AMP service. Also available are two unique teepees. The recreation/game room, planned activities in the summer, heated pool with double tube slide, low rider bike rental, jumping pillow, playground, and sand volleyball will be a hit with the kids. A wheelchair accessible family restroom is available. Pets on a leash and campfires are allowed. Small country store with groceries and gift shop, RV supplies, and LP gas (cylinders or motorhomes filled) are also available.
Jaycees Park
Offers picnic & playground areas, sand volleyball courts, soccer field, basketball court.
Schuldt Park
Located off historic and scenic Stagecoach Trail. Offers picnic and playground areas, ball diamond, basketball court, bird watching on seven acres. In Waddams Grove.
Lena Mercantile Company
Antiques, collectibles, gifts, Amish furniture and accessories, candy, clothing, toys and country store items. Also enjoy the Mercantile Eatery which serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches, homemade desserts, and freshly ground and roasted gourmet coffee drinks. Open: Daily: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm. Lunch is served Monday thru Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm with coffee and desserts available daily, all hours.
The Red Barn
A great stop on your trip, offering gourmet foods, gifts, seasonal wines and craft beers. Gift baskets are our specialty. Thirty flavors of whole bean of ground coffee on hand at all times. Browse through two floors of gifts to fit anyone's liking. Open Sunday: Noon to 4 pm; Monday thru Thursday: 11 am - 5 pm; Friday and Saturday: 10 am - 8 pm
Stephenson-Black Hawk Trail
This scenic 13-mile trail for hiking and biking through the rolling hill of northwest Illinois offers both history and nature. The trail, as it follows county and township roads, is partially paved. Attractions include early pioneer sites, one of the highest natural points in the state, and also Blackhawk war sites. Trail maps are available at the Lena Community Park District Office. For those who complete the trail, trail patches and medals are available for purchase.
McNeil's Damascus Landing
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Pecatonica River, Stephenson County's water trail, as is meanders nearly 60 miles through undisturbed Midwestern beauty. Access the river at McNeil's Damascus Landing which offers ample parking, a picnic area, fire pit and charcoal grills, portable toilet, 10' x 20' floating dock and canoe/kayak and concrete boat launch with access docking. Camping at the site is available for canoe, kayaks and boaters. Reservations required.
The Mill Furnishings and Design
The Mill is nestled among the hills of Northern Illinois, on the way to Galena. Large furniture showroom, including flooring, bedding and accessories. Full-service consultants on staff. A nice drive for "nice" furniture.
Double K Nursery
Double K Nursery offers nursery stock, firewood, and a farmers market from June through October with organic produce and baked goods.
Engel's Jewelry and Clock Repair
Complete jewelry repair (ring resizing, stone setting, etc.), watch and clock repair, battery replacement and bead and pearl restringing. Open: Monday - Wednesday: 9 am to 4 pm
Kitchen Carvers
Visit this delightful kitchen store full of artisan-quality, handmade, wooden spoons, spatulas, spurtles and other kitchen products all made on site.
Lena Water Tower
Built in 1896, the 100-foot-tall tower is believed to be one of only three in Illinois of similar construction, and has become the symbol of the Village of Lena.
Down On The Farm Toys and More
This shop offers 3000 square feet of toys including farm toys and farm related collectibles. All makes and models are featured. Plus they offer peddle tractors, dolls, "Melissa and Doug" puzzles, music and jewelry boxes, signs, pictures, games, canvas art, clothes and many more items. Open: Wednesday thru Friday: 10 am to 6 pm; Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
DeVoe Floral
This full-service floral shop has been in business for over 50 years. It offers customized fresh arrangements, specializing in wedding flowers, sending and delivering around the world.
AJ's Lena Maid Meats
AJ's Lena Maid Meats is a complete meat processing company and retail sales outlet founded over 50 years ago. The high quality locally raised meats are cut the way you want with many specialty cured meats and sausge products as well as local cheeses, unique grocery items, gift boxes, party trays, custom and wild game processing and beef and pork sides and quarters.
Beach's Supper Club
Beach's Supper Club is the longest operating supper club in Stephenson County. Known since 1975 for our outstanding prime rib served on Saturday nights. Also serving steaks, seafood, pork and chicken entrees. Entertainment, full bar including wine list. Reservations are encouraged for Friday and Saturday nights. Banquet facilities for 90. Sunday: 11:30 am - 8 pm; Wednesday thru Saturday: 5 pm - 10 pm
Lena Area Historical Museum
The Lena Historical Museum tells the history of Lena and the surrounding area, with galleries focusing on various historical topics. Highlights include a Civil War regimental flag and an extensive clothing collection. Also on the grounds are a summer kitchen, the first log schoolhouse built in Lena, an Illinois Central Railroad caboose, a general store, a recreated chapel, and a barn filled with antique vehicles and farm tools. Open: Saturday: 1 pm - 4 pm; or by appointment.
Skate Station
Family-oriented roller skating with video/redemption games and a complete snack bar including pizza. birthday, private parties, and all night lock-ins are available. Open: November thru April: Sunday: 1:30 pm to 4 pm; Friday: 7 pm to 10 pm; Saturday: 1:30 pm to 4 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm. May thru October: Call for Hours.
Lena Mercantile Eatery
The Mercantile Eatery serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches and homemade desserts - pies, cheesecakes, cakes and more. In addition there is a daily special sandwich. Freshly roasted, freshly ground coffee drinks from gourmet beans are also featured. Plus enjoy the antiques, gifts and more at the Lena Mercantile. Lunch from 11 am - 2 pm. Desserts and coffee: 9:30 am to 5:30 pm daily
Lily Pad Gardens And Nursery
Discover this shop offering annuals, perennials, aquatic plants, hanging baskets, traditional and unique flowering containers, garden seeds, a full garden center and garden-themed gifts, including bean pod candles, home decor, Dionis goat's milk bath products, Rhapsody candles, garden flags, and mailbox covers, willow benches and outdoor furniture. Fresh-cut Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland are available during winter season.
Torkelson Cheese Company
"World Champion" Brick and Muenster Cheese, along with 45 other varieties of quality cheeses, sold at factory direct prices. Watch cheese-making through demonstration window; best viewing is 8 am - 10 am. Open: Monday thru Friday: 8 am - 3 pm; Saturday: 8 am - 1 pm.
Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park Campground
This undiscovered, comfortable, and family oriented campground in Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park offers 183 camping sites. Electrical hook-up is offered at 132 sites. Also available are 12 hydrants for water, a trailer dump station; flush toilets and showers are available from May 1 to October 31. An equestrian campground and trails are available from April 15 to November 15 - weather permitting. Pets and campfires are allowed. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Reservations three days in advance of arrival my be made at www.reserveamerica.com.
Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park
This beautiful 715-acre state park with a 40-acre lake derives its name from a combination of the town of Lena and the Latin work for water, aqua. Lake Le-Aqua-Na offers a variety of outdoor recreational activities including more than 10 miles of mult-use trails. The large tracts of wooded land include oak, hickory, walnut and pine trees. Woodland flowers are on display, especially in the spring and early summer, and wildlife is abundant. There is boating, fishing, a children's fishing pond, swimming, picnic and playground areas, shelters, trails for mountain biking, hiking and cross-country skiing, equestrian trails, sledding, hunting and camping.
The Rafters
Enjoy a quality dining experience in the unique setting of a beautiful barn. Our menu's feature great salads, dinners, sandwiches, and daily specials. The restaurant is attached to The Red Barn with its fabulous selection of gourmet foods and gift items and next to The Mill Furnishings and Design offering fine furniture and accessories and the Lena Brewing Company offering artisanal, traditional and innovative beers. Experience the entire complex. Carryout, children's menu, full bar, entertainment. Banquet facilities for 250.
Lena Farmer's Market
Enjoy this seasonal farmers market featuring a large variety of fresh, locally grown produce and locally made baked goods. Saturday: 8am to 11am May 21 thru October 8, 2016
Lena Golf Club - Wolf Hollow Golf Course
The Lena Golf Club offers the beautiful Wolf Hollow Course with 18 holes, 71 par, 6,422 yards over wide open, rolling prairies. The club house features a full bar and one of the best short-order menus in the region. Fees: Monday thur Thursday: 9 holes - $16; 18 holes - $25; Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 9 holes - $18; 18 holes - $30; Motorized Cart Rental: (Per Cart/Per Person): 9 holes - $12; 18 holes - $17
Jaycees Park
This two acre park features picnic and playground areas, two sand volleyball courts, a soccer field, and a basketball court.
Lions Park
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' waterslide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splash Land Food Court. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is availabe in season.
Coach's Golf & Grill
This clubhouse on the Stagecoach Golf Course offers fresh from the grill sandwiches, soups, salads, homemade pizza, chicken, and fish. Also enjoy Coach's hugh patio. Full bar, carryouts, children's menu, game room.
Wolf Hollow Golf Course Clubhouse Lounge
This clean and comfortable facility at the beautiful 18-hole Wolf Hollow Golf Course features a full bar and one of the best short-order menus and friendliest staffs in the region. Specialties include hamburgers, hot dogs, tenderloins, brats, pizzas, and more. Carryout, full bar. Banquet facilities for 130. Breakfast: under $5.00; Lunch and Dinner: under $10.00. Credit Cards Accepted
Lena Drive Inn
Old fashioned drive inn with carhop service. Serving soft serve ice cream cones, shakes and malts, with burgers, fries, chicken, and pork tenderloin sandwiches. A truly great drive inn experience.
Quarry Ridge Hunt Club
The premiere, upland-hunting experience in Northern Illinois. Quarry Ridge offers hunting (member or non-member) for rooster pheasant, dove, turkey, deer and moor. Dogs and guides can be provided if needed.
Lena Brewing Company
Lena Brewing Company is nestled among the rolling farm fields near Lena, Illinois just off US Highway 20. Our craft brewery features a wide mix of artisanal, traditional and innovative beers, all brewed right here on site! Our brewery and taproom are located inside a renovated old mill building. Stop by to taste our beer, take a brewery tour and watch our beer being made! Out facility is also available for private parties and rentals. Imagine hosting your next gathering right inside our beautiful, state-of-the-art brewing facility! We hope to see you soon; Cheers! Open: Sunday: 11 am to 4 pm; Thursday: 4 pm to 9 pm; Friday and Saturday: 11 am to 9 pm
Iron Horse Tap And Spare Time Lanes
Enjoy a full menu with burgers and other sandwiches, drink specials, plenty of televisions to watch sporting events, video poker machines, pool table, dart board and more. Full bar. Open: Sunday: Noon to 10 pm; Monday thru Thursday: 8 am to Midnight; Friday and Saturday: 8 am to 1:30 am Lunch/Dinner: under $10.00. Back
Saporito's Pizzeria
Enjoy pizzas, pastas, sandwiches, salads and appetizers. A new specialty pizza is featured every month. Reservations recommended. Carryouts, catering, children's menu, delivery.
Fluegel's Clothing and Embroidery
This boutique specializes in screen printing and embroidery. Flugel's also carrys a large selection of adorable tops for women, jewerlry and a large selection of sport/team clothing. Open: Tuesday: 10 to 5 pm; Wednesday: 10 to 7 pm; Thursday and Friday: 10 am to 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 2 pm Sunday: 12 to 3 pm
Honey Hill Orchard
Apples, cider, donuts, apple bread, pure apple cider, caramel apples, honey, jams, jellies, apple butter, syrup, pumpkins and gourds. Late Aug.-Nov.
McConnell Area Historical Society & Museum
Items on display in this local town museum include a mill stone, ox yoke, McConnell telephone switchboard, and other items relating to the history of McConnell and Waddams Township. There is a large collection of family histories, obituaries, and genealogical materials. Special activities and exhibits are planned for each of the open dates.
McConnell Bobtown Landing
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Pecatonica River (Stephenson County's Water Trail) as it meanders through undisturbed Midwestern beauty. The Pecatonica River is the home of "Illinois' Friendliest Paddle". This landing offers ample parking, three picnic areas, primitive camping, portable toilet, 10' x 20' floating dock, firepits and charcoal grills, two ADA fishing piers, great bank fishing and canoe/kayak and boat launch. Open: Daily: 6 am to 10 pm.
Eagle Point Horseback Riding Farm & Eagle Point Paintball Games
Horseback riding for young and old. Trails follow Elkhorn Creek. Great for the more experienced rider. Paintball field is on island off Elkhorn Creek.
O'Nell Agriculture Museum
This museum features exhibits of local history and antique farm tools.
Morrison-Rockwood State Park
Timbered, 1150-acre state park with 77-acre lake stocked with a variety of fish. Class A, 92-site campground with shower building and all sites with electricity. Separate equestrian campground.
Constantly Stitching N' More
Located on the Lincoln Highway in the old Unionville School, 1,200 bolts of 100% cotton quilting fabric, notions, books, patterns and antiques.
Briar Patch Gifts
Gift shop featuring aromatique, briar root candles, specialty food items, greeting cards and much more.
The Coffee Garden
A unique coffee and tea gift shop with bakery serving fresh made scones, pies and muffins. All within a faithfully restored 1879 Queen Anne Victorian home.
Cross Creek Golf Course
This nine-hole golf course features a pro shop, bar, snack bar and putting green.
Between Friendz Gifts
Between Friendz Gifts is a store designed to allow shoppers to purchase high quality, handmade items. There are several local craftsman who specialize in handcrafted jewelry, bronze and silver decoration, steam punk jewelry, and original art. We also offer uniquely created purses, scarves and more.
Donnybrook Bakery Cafe
They offer a bakery & café in a beautiful historic building. Check out their specialty ice cream, a coffee & smoothie bar. as well as a retail shop and beer/wine bar.
Hollow Crest Farm
Full-service training facility. We welcome visitors to our farm to see beautiful Arabian horses, take lessons, or just visit. Call or go to our website for more information and check us out on Facebook.
M and M Bed and Breakfast
2 bedroom B&B serving continental breakfast. We also have a covered outdoor fire pit and covered parking for motorcycles. Pets and children welcome. Complete country getaway.
Prairie Path Guest House
They offer three rooms where you can sleep comforted by beautiful handmade quilts or lose yourself among the antiques! Wake up to a hearty breakfast of eggs, bacon, homemade breads, fruit, French toast or waffles, ham, and our own jams & jellies. While sitting on the wicker porch swing on the upstairs veranda, enjoy the beautiful countryside and be blessed by the song of the bluebird or call of the mockingbird. Wake up to the smell of coffee and fresh cinnamon rolls baking and make time to bird watch, shop in the small quilt & gift shop or explore the historic community they call home.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Country Palmer House
This 1911 home is nestled on a farm in Northwest Illinois. Take pleasure in our rolling hills, open spaces & country hospitality. Featuring a full country breakfast, seasonal fruits & vegetables from our garden. Hike, bike, bird watch, hunt or just relax. Located close to historic Mt. Carroll, Galena, Great River Bike Trail and Mississippi Palisades State Park.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Mt. Carroll Walking Tour
Take a self-guided walking tour through Mt. Carroll's historic district, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Timber Lake Playhouse
Illinois' oldest continuously-running professional summer stock theatre. Live performances June-August. Reservations required. Children's program July-August.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Raven's Grin Inn
At this real haunted house, built in 1870, you'll hear about the inn's spooky history on a tour that takes you through the twists and turns of this creepy building.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Charlotte Arvell Glass
Gallery and glass studio (formerly Eagleton Glass).
CITY:Mount Carroll
Flower Fan-a-see
Full service florist with lots more. Stuffed animals, candles, angels, home decor, photo frames, plants, balloons, and custom designs.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Susan Shire Antiques
Quality primitives antiques shop on historic Peoria-Galena Trail, located behind our restored 1861 limestone house in beautiful Pleasant Valley.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Hotel Glenview
We have two guest rooms available now, along with two furnished apartments for extended stays. Our guest rooms do not have private baths -- they share a newly remodeled toilet and shower. The Hotel Glenview was built in 1886 and remained a working hotel until the mid 70's when it fell into disrepair but it is in the process of being refurbished. We are within walking distance for great shopping, dining and night caps. We are only 10 miles from the Great River Trail, and we do offer bicycles sag support. Upon consideration, pets are welcomed. We are strictly non-smoking.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Mount Carroll Bowling Center
Join us for bowling -- stay for the fun! Full-service bowling center plus cosmic bowling, leagues and restaurant with daily specials. We can also host birthday parties.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Market Street Commons at the Kraft Building
Market Street Commons is located in the heart of the Mt. Carroll historic district, in the old Kraft Building. The Kraft Building houses the community Welcome Center and Chamber of Commerce, along with shops.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Timber Lake Resort
Located deep in the woods just 5 miles from historic Mt Carroll, Timber Lake Resort offers 120 campsites including pull-thru RV sites with water, sewer, and electric hookups. We also offer deluxe log cabin rentals and beautiful lakeside rustic camping. Other amenities include a 1,800-square-foot pool, large group pavilion, recreation center, general store, lakeside deck, two spring-fed lakes, biking & hiking trails and Timber Lake Playhouse, Illinois' oldest professional summer stock theatre, is located next door within easy walking distance.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Mt. Carroll Mayfest
The Mt. Carroll Mayfest will be held on the campus of Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies. There will be continuous headline music on the main stage, juried art show, classic car show, unique art vendors, antique appraisal fair, kids activities & more!
CITY:Mount Carroll
The Inn at Molly's
Relax in small-town comfort in charming downtown Mount Carroll. Our historic, restored 1865 building features two 600 square-foot suites, combining rural charm with contemporary amenities and style. Guests are treated to a delicious continental breakfast featuring baked goods from Molly's Kitchen and Bar downstairs, including Molly's scones and muffins and Ben's bread. Spend the day exploring the historic buildings and architecture of Mount Carroll, antiques, and the beautiful pastoral landscape of the driftless area.
CITY:Mount Carroll
All Out Country
Carroll County's only Western Store! We carry men's and women's retail clothing & accessories, home décor and much more. We also carry some of the biggest brand names: Justin cowboy boots, Noble Outfitter apparel and horse tack, Johnny Ringo boots for women, Ariat, Wrangler, Cruel Girl, Cinch just to name a few. Our store also carries consignment pieces from local residents. We also carry unique, one of a kind handmade blankets and coats. It's worth the drive so come take a peek!
CITY:Mount Carroll
Ideas N Designs
Ideas N Designs offers a his & hers compatible shopping experience where the impossible is possible! Located in an 1850' historic building, we offer a wide variety of antiques, wholesale designer fabrics, and Automobilia to please the avid collector. We also feature a Victorian Library, English Garden, Mad Hatter Tea Room, and Through The Looking Glass fashions featuring vintage new and used clothing & more. Let our Mad Hatter welcome you to this unique shopping experience! Bus tours welcome for groups up to 40. Closed January, February and March.
CITY:Mount Carroll


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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 7,926 terms related to cancer and medicine.
Browse the dictionary by selecting a letter of the alphabet or by entering a cancer-related word or phrase in the search box.
- pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor
- listen (PAN-kree-A-tik NOOR-oh-EN-doh-krin TOO-mer)
A tumor that forms
in islet cells (hormone-making cells) of the pancreas.
Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors may be
benign (not cancer) or malignant (cancer). Islet cells make
several different hormones that affect body functions,
including controlling the amount of glucose (sugar) in the
blood and helping digest food in the stomach. Functional
pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors make extra
amounts of these hormones, which can cause symptoms.
Nonfunctional pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors
do not make extra amounts of hormones, but they may cause
symptoms as they grow and spread. Also called islet cell tumor and pancreatic endocrine tumor.

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Kyuhyun Exposes Henry's Trips to the toilet With His Laptop
Kyuhyun Exposes Henrys Trips to the toilet With His Pc ck525 January 28, 2016 0 At the episode of MBC's "Radio Star" aired on January 27, Super Junior's Ryeowook, Henry, Block B's Zico, and Jung Joon Young seem as visitors for the "Crazy Idols" special.
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How could I delete the badge requirements of HMs like Surf or Fly?
What I'm planning on doing is simply trigger the flag for the badge while the script giving the HM is happening. I don't think it actually triggers anything, it just makes it such that it looks like you have the badge and that you can use the HMs. If you don't want the person to access the elite 4 yet, simply change the flag needed for someone to access the e4 building.
Speaking of thinking outside the box, I have a question:
I know the games have certain doors which are locked until a certain event occurs. How would one go about doing that? My first thought was have an invisible person on the spot of the door until a flag is triggered, removing the person, but I can't find the sprite number for an invisible person. having a script which triggers when you step on the square just before the door stopping you and telling you to turn back seems rather unprofessional. Is there any other way? Thanks!
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If the House ethics committee doesn't investigate allegations of arm-twisting during voting on a Medicare bill, a House Democratic leader said Tuesday that Democrats will file a formal complaint within a few weeks.
House Democrats may file an ethics complaint if Republican congressional leaders do not open an investigation into whether bribes were offered to win passage of the Medicare prescription drug bill, a House Democratic leader said on Tuesday.
House Democrats are on the cusp of breaking the seven-year cease-fire with Republicans over filing ethics complaints, sources throughout the Caucus confirm.
February 1, 2004 — Press Item
A group of Washington-area House members plans to introduce a resolution Tuesday that would put the House on record in support of a "pay parity" raise in the upcoming fiscal 2005 budget debate.
A House Democratic leader said yesterday that he plans to press for an investigation by the chamber's ethics committee of alleged Republican vote-buying during deliberations on a new Medicare drug plan last November, threatening to end an informal agreement among lawmakers to refrain from triggering inquiries against one another.
House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Monday he will for a third time call on Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) to urge the ethics committee to investigate alleged House floor bribery, but if the Republican leader continues to balk, he vowed Democrats will be forced to file a complaint.
leading House Democrat has called on Speaker J. Dennis Hastert to initiate an ethics investigation into accusations of bribery during last November's vote on the new Medicare drug plan
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As Hefley well knows, the ethics committee doesn't need a House member to file a complaint before launching an investigation. But he's poised to use that as an excuse to bury the Medicare bribe story.
House Minority Whip Hoyer and House Administration Chairman Ney today lauded the passage of the FY04 omnibus appropriations bill for its inclusion of a $1.5 billion earmark to help fund the 2002 Help America Vote Act
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To recreate a 3-tier website architecture in a different cloud to simulate a disaster recovery scenario or deployment migration.
designeruser role privileges
- Valid cloud credentials associated with the RightScale account for the cloud that you are going to use to recreate the 3 tier setup.
- An operational 3-tier deployment.
- If you are using Rackspace Open Cloud or Cloud Files, create credentials for the Rackspace account's username and API key so that you can select them for some of the required inputs. (e.g. RACKSPACE_USERNAME, RACKSPACE_AUTH_KEY)
What would happen if there was a major failure in the cloud where your site is currently deployed? Or perhaps your cloud credentials were compromised and now you have to redeploy your site in a different cloud. Or perhaps you simply need to migrate to a different cloud for other non-critical reasons. The following tutorial will explain how you can easily redeploy your website architecture in a different cloud infrastructure with RightScale's multi-cloud ServerTemplates.
In the diagram above, the original deployment (on the left) in Cloud X (e.g. AWS) supports the use of volumes for data storage. Therefore, primary backups are saved as volume snapshots. For disaster recovery purposes, a secondary backup of the database is saved to a Remote Object Storage (ROS) location of a different cloud provider (e.g. Rackspace Cloud Files). The secondary backup becomes the key component in a disaster recovery scenario. In the event of a catastrophic cloud failure where servers are no longer functional or become inaccessible, and you need to rapidly redeploy your site in a different cloud infrastructure, you can use the secondary backup for disaster recovery purposes.
Similarly, you could also follow the same procedure outside of a disaster recovery scenario for safely migrating your deployment across two different clouds or regions. For example, you would need to follow the procedure outlined below to move a site architecture across different AWS-regions (e.g. 'us-east' to 'us-west') since volume snapshots are cloud-specific.
In the diagram, Cloud Y is the
failover cloud (i.e. the cloud where you will recreate the site architecture by launching new servers). In order to set up the database tier in the
failover cloud, you will use the secondary backup to restoration purposes.
Fortunately, you can restore your database and recreate your architecture in a different cloud with just a few clicks in the RightScale dashboard.
Note: Currently, you must manually create a secondary backup by running the db::do_secondary_backup operational script on either the master or slave database server.
Take a Secondary Backup
The first step is to create a secondary backup in the
failover cloud. For example, if you want to failover from an AWS region to Rackspace Open Cloud, you will neeed to create and save a secondary backup in a Rackspace Cloud Files container. Similarly, if your servers are currently deployed in AWS 'us-east' and you want to migrate to servers in AWS 'us-west' instead, create and save a secondary backup to an S3 bucket.
Since you do not want to impact the
master database server, it's recommended that you use the
slave database server to create the secondary backup. Go to the
slave database server's (current) Inputs tab and provide values for the following inputs.
|Input Name
|Example Value
|Secondary Backup Storage Cloud (default)
|The name of the ROS service that will be used to store the secondary backup(s). (e.g. Rackspace Cloud Files)
|text: cloudfiles
|Secondary Backup Secret (default)
|Provide valid cloud credentials so that you can create a secondary database backup in the specified ROS location.
For Amazon S3 , select the 'AWS Secret Access Key' credential.
For Rackspace Cloud Files , set to your Rackspace account's API key.
|cred: RACKSPACE_AUTH_KEY
|Secondary Backup User (default)
|For Amazon S3 , select the 'AWS Access Key ID' credential.
For Rackspace Cloud Files , set to your Rackspace account's username.
|cred: RACKSPACE_USERNAME
|Secondary Backup Storage Container (1)
|The name of the ROS container (e.g. S3 bucket or Cloud Files container) that will be used to store the secondary backup(s).
|text: my-container-name
Go to the
slave database server's (current) Scripts tab and run the db::do_secondary_backup operational script.
Clone the Deployment
- Go to the deployment that contains the servers of the currently deployed 3-tier architecture. In the example screenshot below, all of the servers are currently deployed in the AWS 'us-east' cloud.
- Click the Clone button and rename the deployment. Note: You will see a notification window that reminds you that all aspects of a deployment will be reused or recreated, if necessary. Click OK.
Replace the Existing Servers
The next step is to replace each server with an equivalent server that's configured to launch a server in the
failover cloud.
- Go to the ServerTemplate of a server. Add a server to the
failoverdeployment. Be sure to select the appropriate cloud as well.
- Once you have created equivalent servers in the
failovercloud, you can delete the old servers.
Modify Inputs
Now that your
failover deployment is configured to launch servers into a different cloud, you may need to modify the following inputs. There are two types of primary storage options.
- Volumes
- Remote Object Storage (ROS)
If the
failover cloud supports the use of volumes (e.g. AWS, Rackspace Open Cloud, etc.), volumes will be used for storing primary backups. However, if you're going to use a cloud that does not support volumes (e.g. SoftLayer), you will need to provide values for the following inputs so that primary backups can be saved in an ROS location (e.g. Rackspace Cloud Files container or Amazon S3 bucket).
Go to the
failover deployment's Inputs tab, click Edit and define the appropriate inputs.
Note : To view all of the inputs listed below, you will need to expand the inputs view to display the
Advanced inputs.
|Input Name
|Example Value
|Backup Primary Secret (default)
|Provide valid cloud credentials so that you can create a primary database backup in the specified
failovercloud. If you are using an AWS region as the
failovercloud, set this input to 'ignore'. If the
failovercloud does not support volumes, you can use one of the supported ROS options.
For Amazon S3 , select the 'AWS Secret Access Key' credential.
For Rackspace Cloud Files , enter the Rackspace account's API key.
|cred: RACKSPACE_AUTH_KEY
|Backup Primary User (default)
|For Amazon S3 , set to set to your AWS Access Key ID.
For Rackspace Cloud Files , enter the Rackspace account's username.
|cred: RACKSPACE_USERNAME
|Primary Backup Storage Cloud (default)
|If the
failovercloud supports volumes, this input is ignored because volumes are used for data storage and primary backups are saved as snapshots.
If the
failovercloud does not support volumes, select the type of ROS service that will be used for primary backups.
|text: cloudfiles
|Input Name
|Example Value
|Database Backup Lineage
|You must keep the same lineage name as the other deployment so that the secondary backup can be properly located and retrieved from the specified ROS location. If you are using Rackspace as the
failovercloud, this input is used to create subsequent primary database backups. If a Cloud Files container with a matching name does not exist, a new container will be created and named using this input. The primary backup files will also have this input as a prefix.
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Database Tier Setup
- Check the ROS location where you created the secondary backup. You must wait for the secondary backup to be complete before proceeding to the next step. Note: Secondary backups are saved as binary backups and not as a gzip dump file. In the example screenshot below, a secondary backup was saved to a Rackspace Cloud Files container ('3tier-backup') where the files were named using the value specified for the Database Backup Lineage input ('do').
If you are using an AWS region as a failover cloud, you can create a secondary backup in an existing S3 bucket.
If you are using a cloud that does not support volumes, you can create secondary backups in either Amazon S3 or Rackspace Cloud Files.
- Launch the server that will eventually become your
masterdatabase server. (e.g. do-db1-rax)
- Once the server is operational, run the db::do_secondary_restore_and_become_master operational script, which will restore the database using the secondary backup, update the DNS record that points to the
masterdatabase server with the new server's private IP address, and create a primary backup. Note : If the script fails, you will need to run the db::do_force_reset before attempting to rerun the previous script.
Check the
masterdatabase server's DNS record to make sure it was properly updated with the IP address of the new
masterdatabase server. If you do not have access to the DNS account, you can also SSH into the instance and run the following command.
# dig +short master-database-hostname EXAMPLE # dig +short do-master.rightscaleuniversity.com 10.179.123.44
Verify that the primary backup of the
masterdatabase server is complete and available. If you are using Rackspace, the value specified for the Database Backup Lineage input (e.g. do) will be used to create a new Cloud Files container (unless it already exists) with the same name and create a primary backup in that container.
If you are using a cloud that supports volumes (e.g. Amazon EC2), primary backups will be stored as snapshots. Go to Clouds > [Cloud Name] > Snapshots. Note: The backup snapshot(s) will be named using the value specified for the Nickname (1) input.
Launch the other (slave) database server.
Once the second database server is operational, run the db::do_primary_init_slave script to make it a
slaveof the new
masterdatabase server.
Load Balancer Tier Setup
- Launch the load balancer servers.
Application Tier Setup
- Wait for all the load balancer servers to become operational.
- Launch the application servers.
Test the Deployment
- Once all of the servers are operational, test the connectivity of the site by clicking the public DNS host name or public IP address of each load balancer server.
- If the servers in the different tiers appear to be connected properly, update the DNS records that point to your front-end load balancer servers with the public IP addresses of the new load balancer servers.
- Test the FQDN that's associated with the load balancers. (e.g. do-www.rightscaleuniversity.com)


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The band rehearsal will be held on Wednesday evening this week instead of on Tuesday for the reason that some of the .band-boys expect to go to Eagle Center on Miss Pearl_ of Cedar Rapids a-short visit _with She will go Jtb Independence this :.e.vening- to'- TS? main'for a time with relatives. j Misses Bertha and Grace Boyd turned this morning to their home at I caPacity- DEATH IN LANDSLIDE INDIAN VILLAGE NEAR VANCOU- VER, B. C., ALMOST ANNIHIL- ATED BY DISASTER. FIFTY DEAD OR INJURED Sixty In the Village and Not .Over a Dozen Escaped In- jury or Death, [Vancouver, B. C., Aug. num- ber of dead and injured at Spencer's bridge is now placed at nearly fifty. There were sixty Indians in the vil- lage when the landslide occurred, and not more than a dozen escaped injury or. death. s" PRIEST WELCOMED HOME. Rev. John Greeted Over SHOE FACTORY PROPOSITION. Meeting Will Be Held Saturday With Men Behind the Plant The board of trade .and commercial club have arranged for a. meeting next Saturday with members of the Cole- Davis Shoe Co. of Chicago when all jusiness- relative to the location of that company in Waterloo will be definitely settled. A contract was Igned last Friday in which the com- pany agreed to locate here, and the commercial club agreed to secure the subscription of the required amount of stock before Saturday. The amount of stock which has to be subscribed by ocal parties is and a portion of that has already been secured. Repr esentatives of the commercial club state, however, that the total amount must be subscribed before the, matter an be carried to completion, and they eel encouraged by the amount which as already been taken and the class f men who are going into the proposi- ioh. On next Saturday, if the stock has een subscribed, the articles of incor- oration will be signed 'in which the ompany will be capitalized at Joseph's Catholic church was crowded to its utmost capacity Sunday morning- by people; eager to witness high mass celebrated by. Rev. Father John Wolfe, of Waterloo. High mass is held only on; special occasions and many of the audience were other than church who wished to bid welcome to ttoe-.-- recenUy (resumed scholar and theologist. A large num- ber of priests took: part in the service. The church was bedecked with flowers and other decorations and the edifice presented a beautiful: appearance. The program was carried out as given in the Reporter Saturday. Banquet Served. An. elegant .banquet was tendered Rev. Wolfe Sunday evening in Scallon hall at which were .gathered 125 of h friends. The Very '.Rev. M. Cooney V. F., officiated as'; toastmaster an toasts were' responded to as follows Our Holy Father -Pius Very Re J. J. Fitzpatrick, V. 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No urther arrangements have as yet een made as to location, but .it is oped that building can be secured ither by purchase or lease before the epresentatives reach here next Satur- ay, and that the whole matter may be isposed of at that time. is cn- idered. quite.jrobable. al local 'men Trill' become "identified concern in a business Men Wanted on the Canal. New-York, Aug. thous- and employes to work oh the Panama canal was declared by Chairman Shontz of the canal commission, who arrived on the steamer Mexico today from Colon, to be of the first import- ance and to.liave precedence over the actual work of digging. President's Relatives Hurt. Sayville, L. I., Aug. and Eugenie Roosevelt, 16 IS, cousins of President Roosevelt, were injured in a runaway here today. Gladys is probably-fatally hurt. Chicago Strike-Endorsed. Philadelphia, Aug. inter- national brotherhood of teamsters in convention today voted -in favor of endorsing the Chicago strike. Canadian Yacht Charlotte, N. Y., Cana- dian challenger Temeraire today de- feated the American defender Irogudis in a yacht race for the Canada' cup. Yellow Fever-Bulletin. New Orleans, Aug. cases cf yellow fever since p.-m. Sun- day, 37; total cases.up to date, 9S1; deaths today, 7; total 161. Shannon, .111., after remaining three weeks with their sisters, Mrs. Erne Adams and Mrs. K. Roming, 215 East Ninth street. Raymond J. Nichols of Oklahoma City and Charles Hoover of Kansas City left Sans Souci 'hotel last night for their homes. Both have been vis- iting with Roy Nichols for a short time. J. H. Young, car checker for the Il- linois Central at the passenger station; has resumed his duties after an en- forced vacation caused by a strained back, which he hurt while lifting a piece of baggage. About seventy Waterloo people took advantage of the excursion to Daven- port yesterday over the Rock Island. The train was pretty well patronized by all of the towns between here and Cedar Rapids. F. J. Rose of Wichita, Kansas, re- turned to his home 'today after a short stay with his brother, J. L. Rose. He had also assisted in checking the books of the Highland Nobles. The committee found the books to balance perfectly. Dr. and Mrs. F. C: Sage expect to leave tonight or tomorrow on a 'trip through Wisconsin and northern Min- nesota Dr. Sags will investigate some of the hay fever resorts with a view of recommending the best for the Waterlooans afflicted with the disease. All of the- utensils of the Vienna bak- ery have been removed to th'e new on Mulberry and Elm streets, and all baking is now being done from the JiEADY FOR THE FRAY. Knights" of Columbus Have Surround- ed Themselves With Good Ball Talent. The local ball team composed of members of the Knights of Columbus, council No. are prepared for the big base ball game that is to be play- ed tomorrow with the Eagle Center team. The ball game is one of the at- tractions at the Harvest Home picnic that will be in progress all day tomor- row. The local men have, practiced hard and expect to bring home the laurel wreath of victory. The men composing the home team follow: P. Haanigan. and Beck. First T. Goss. Second H. Kelley. Third Mullan and WILL WED TOMORROW. Mrs. Louise Fern to Marry Attorney at Stevenson, Washington, The proprietor 'and clerks in the Paul Davis dry goods store this .morn ing received a letter.from Mrs. Louise Fern, a former emplpye in the store but now ,of Astoria, Oregon, statins that she is to be married tomorrow ey ening. The name of the man she is to marry is J. P.' Gillette, and he is a lawyer, postmaster and druggist at Stevenson, Washington. Mrs. Fern has relatives in Waterloo and also number of will be glad to hear of the event to" secured'a position.in the dressmaking department at the Davis store. She left Waterloo about six, weeks-ago to make her home In Astoria, Oregon. She made the acquaintance of her hus- band since leaving Waterloo, which fact has created a stir among the lady employes at the Davis store, and it is probable an exodus to the west will soon, set in.' Frank Hanlon. McGarvey and Frank McSweeney. Right Kelley and Earl Hanlon. Center Mullan. Left H. McCoy. PICKED UP IN PASSING A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chevalier, who reside on Sumner street J. K. McQuilkin will resume his du- ties tonight as watchman for, the Fowl- er company. During a week's absence Mr. Cave has looked after'the place at night. W. H. Jenks and Charles Fay went to Mt. Auburn Saturday for a visit with relatives returning this morning. Mr. Jenks has a number of relatives there. J. G. Craig representing an Illinois coal company is in the city today on business with the Crystal Ice and Fuel Co. Mr. Craig lias many friends and acquaintances in Waterloo. Mrs. Will Duffy, of Klkton, South Dakota, is visiting with friends'in the city and having her eyes treated by a local eye specialist .She will visit her parents in Laporte City before return- ing to her home. D. C. Bandfielrl caught a seventeen- year locust, at, his home on West Tenth street this morning. The insect a large one and is very destructive to trees and vegetation. This is the year that the country is scheduled to har- bor this specie of bugology. They ap- pear in tills section only once in 17 new location. The retail store will still be maintained on East Fourth street the same as in the past. Watermelon Smith today marketed the first load of melons for the present season. He started with a big load from his farm on the Mart Wyant place, but disposed of many en route to tpwn and had but a few left when he arrived. Mrs. Geo. F. McCleery of 324 Allen street, and W. J, French of 1012 West Third street left Saturday for Somon- auk, 111., to attend the funeral of Miss Emma White, who died- early Saturday morning. Mrs. McCleery is a cousin of Miss White. Mr. French is no re- lation to Miss White, but has had very intimate business dealings with her fatlier, he being the leading banker of Somonauk, 111. The young people of the west side churches who have been holding spe- cial services in the Congregational church decided at the meeting Friday evening to continue the meetings this week, until Friday evening. Much in- terest is shown by those who attend the they are taken part, in by nearly all of the members of the young people's societies. Rev. Kep- ford, who had charge of the meetings last week, will not be here this week. The preaching this evening will be by Rev. Noah Garwlck, pastor of (lie Christian church. Meetings following will be In charge of the pastors of the churches interested in the services. EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION. At Least Delegates Expected for October Meeting. W. R. Jameson, chairman of the lo- cal committee for the entertainment of the Epworth League convention which will be held in Waterloo October 26-29, returned Sunday from a meet- ing with the state cabinet at Des Moines which was held Saturday. Plans were made for the program which it is said is to be the best of the kind ever given in the state. -There will be at least delegates repre- senting all portions of the United States.- The local committee will meet at 'the First M. E. church on Wednes- day evening of this week, at which time -definite arrangements will .be made for the work to be done by tie various members of the committee. The officers, are: W. R. Jameson, president; J. E. Johnson and Paul Da- vis. vice presidents; Mrs. Luella Hilde- brand, secretary, and C. R, Rohde, treasurer. These officers and the fol- lowing compose the committee: Mrs. Gertrude Davis, Mrs. Estella Boggs, Miss Helen Byrnes, Frank L. Stafford, C .G. Wilcox, Charles Elliott, H. T. Fisher, Captain Cotton, Mrs. Schrader, Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Stephen Fer- guson, Mrs. F. J. Eighney. RESIDENTS ARE KICKING. Do Not Like Water Drained From Gov- ernment Building to Sidewalk. The residents along Commercial street north of the new government building are registering kicks to the street and'alley-committee of the city council over the construction of the driveway tb the new postoffice which after a rain permits the water to stand several inches on the sidewalk, prac- tically cutting off traffic on that side of the street. The first evidence, of the faulty construction of the drive- way was furnished yesterday, after the heavy rain. All of the water that fell on the north side of the building was "drained: down to the sidewalk and remained there until it wasted away. The water was several inches in depth and- many pedestrians who came along the street were compelled" to retrace their steps to the first crossing and then take the other side of the street The driveway from Commercial street to the building is built a great deal on the plan of a canal, beingrsome inches below the sidewalk. It slopes toward the street, but the pavement on Commerciar street is -higher than the driveway., This condition drains all of the water to the sidewalk along the street and holds it there until it goes into the ground. HEARING OF CASE SET FOR WED- NESDAY. MORNING. Man Under the Cloud Son of Early Set- tler and Influential Man. Waverly, Aug. Waver- ly is stirred to its center by a sensa- tion which involves one of .its promi- nent business men. One-of the prin- cipal business buildings on the south of Bremer avenue is occupied jointly by Mathews and G. F. 'Hunt. The west side of the aisle is occupied by Mr. Mathews as a racket store and news stand and the east side by .Mr. Hunt as a jewelry store. For some time past Mr. Mathews has miss- ed articles from his stock consisting of cut glass and. valuable bric-a-brac. NEW DISTRICT DEPUTY FOR ELKS Emmett Tinley, of Council Bluffs, Ap- pointed for Thlf District. Council Bluffs, Aug. Tinley, a prominent attorney of this city, has received notice of his appoint- ment as district deputy for the Elks lodge in the northern Iowa jurisdic- tion 'and he has sent his acceptance of the position to Grand Exalted Huler Robert W. Brown, of Louisville, Ky. The jurisdiction of Mr. Tinley em- braces Council Bluffs, Sioux City, Fort Dodge, Mason City, Cedar Rapids, Clin- ton, Dubuque, Waterloo, Webster City, Marshall town, Charles City, LeMars, Decorah, Boone and Oelwein. The line of the Northwestern railroad is the dividing line between the north and south jurisdictions. The-former has a membership of Mr. Tinley succeeds Lew W. Anderson, of Cedar Rapids. DEEPILLW11TERON SUPPLY WAS PUMPED INTfil MAINS TODAY FOR THE FIRST, TIME. SUPPLY UP TO DEMAND New Engine and Pump Now la Actlvq Gal- loni Pumped. WOMAN PURCHASED THE LYE. Fair-port Druggist Gives Evidence Against Josephine Collett. Davenport, Aug. inves- tigating the murder of Carl Brady near Muscatine have found where that was used in the partial destruc- tion of 'Brady's body was purchased. The merchant in Fairporl who sold it declares that Josephine; Collett bought it and that she secured two cans. The searching party on Island B has dug down below where the body was found and there discovered a roll of matting. Inside the roll of matting the party foun'd Brady's coat, his Alarmed by.the rapid disappearance of a pair. of knit mittens and a silk hand- his goods, Mr. Mathews placed a watch upon his stock. Enough was disclosed'to lead him to believe that the Hunt home was being decorated at his expense. Acting upon this knowl- edge, he obtained a search warrant in Justice Fortner's court and placed it in the hands, of Constable A. H. Jar- vis. Upon entering the Hunt home Mr. Jarvis seized goods answering the description. In the warrant, amounting in value to about These goods are now in the possession of Justice Fbrtner, who has set the hearing for next Wednesday forenoon. G. F. Hunt is the son of Smith. R. Hunt, who was one of the first settlers of Waverly, and for many years was one of its most influential" business men. The Hunts have also been lead- ng factors in local republican poli- tics and for a generation no candidate could be elected to oflice their support, The family is quite wealthy and lives in-one ous and ngs in the: aristocratic portion, of the city. kerchief and a number of other ar- ticles, all of which have been positive- ly identified as belonging to Brady The Collett woman and William Na.r gle, in jail at Rock Island for the mur-; der, continue their declaration that the other committed it They are ing; pressed for further confessions as the grand jury does not meet until September. RIVER BED LAND SALE. A party composed of Misses Gene- vieve Edwards, Grace Hollister, Anna Shanewise. Beatrice Zook and Flossie Myers left todayi for Cedar River park where they., will enjoy an outing of 10 days at'a camp which has been established and which is named by them "Never Inn." They make- up a jolly party of young ladies and will undoubtedly enjoy the outing. Degree of meeting Tuesday evening. A good attendance is requested. WANTED TO BE FAMOUS. Two Waterloo Youths Inscribed Names arid'Addresses on Cuban Car. Floyd Shirk and Chester Wright, two Waterloo boys, have been arrest ed upon the charge of malicious mis chief. It is; alleged the boys wrote their .names and addresses with a heavy, pencil upon the Cuban car at the Illinois Central passenger station. The names of the boys appear in full written in large bold letters and "Wat- erloo, Iowa, U.- S. A." was inscribed after .them. Mr. Ranseur, who has charge of. the: exhibit, notified Special Agent W. T. Dinnecn Sunday ana last evening he caught (he boys. Mr. Ranseur is out of town today and the prosecution of the boys will rest until his return. The Shirk boy has erased his part of the work, but. in doing so damaged a part of the scenic painting on the car. WORKS GRAFT ON FARMERS. VJan Had Novel Scheme of Selling Tips on "Homestead Land." Sioux City, Aug. and thers residing at Red Oak, Iowa, and n the vicinity thereof have begun to rrive in Sioux. City to look over the acres of Woodbury county land; vhich some smooth individual has een advertising will be thrown open D homesteaders on August 17. It ooks like'.the rankest kind of a fake, s Woodbury county land is not going or homestead prices these days. All that, the promoter back at Red demands; is that wouldbe horne- teaders deposit with him and if when they arrive in Woodbury. county they find the land not satisfactory, they are to receive in return. It is reported" several farmers are plan- ning to .make the trip to Woodbury county before Aug. 17. The promoter, has been carrying-on his work at Red Oak for some time, giving farmers on the homestead proposition that make it look very good to them. Chance to Get in Cheap in Missouri River Channel. Des Moines, Aug. 14. One hundred and sixty-five acres of 'land in Harrison county that was formerly the bed of the Missouri river is to be sold through the land department of the secretary of state's office. The land is about three miles 'west .of, and .has. ;been divided; Twj 'appraised at 'SXL at and the 'fourth 'A7 bid been filed George Coutthard. "offering1 an acre for the tracts, for the and for the tracts. The land will be "sold under the aban- doned river bed law and unless th'ere are higher bidders by Oct. 29 Coult- hard will get the land at his bid. For the first time in about sixteen years the use of the filters was dona away with today by the water com- pany, and the pure water pumped into the reservoir was suflicient to supply ,the entire demapd of the city. Tha new engine and pump were started: this morning and worked perfectly. About one-million gallons were pump- ed during the day, and on a cloudy day is suflicient to supply all the wants of. the town. The engine is an enorm- .ous one, having 100 horse power and has recently been enclosed in a tem- porary frame structure which will be replaced later, by a brick addition to the .pumping station. The water to- day is being pumped directly into the reservoir and from there directly in- to the pipes which supply the city. About sixteen years ago the filters -.vero put in by the company, and there has not been a day since that time that they have not been in use until .today. It is known that the filt- ers can not be dispensed with for the present 'as the one well is not larga enough to supply'the demand on.: the ordinary day, the average amount'used by .the' city being from one- and one- fourth to .one and one-half million gal- lons. The number will be reduced, however, from six filters which are now in use to one or perhaps two. DAMAGE SUIT THREATENED Geo. Canfield of Grundy Center Claims to Have Paid Baggageman. Grundy Center, Aug. The Rods Island. road is. threatened with a suit for personal damages and the -action will hinge on the acceptance by a -bag- gageman of 50 cents for a ride on. the "blind baggage." 'Several weeks ago George. Canfield of Grundy Center star- ted to go to Cedar Rapids. YOUNG PEOPLE GO ON A TEAR. Young Men and Women of Sioux Cen- ter Get Notoriety. Sioux City, Aug. party of young men .and BASE BALL TOMORROW PARK WATERLOO BQONE Called at p. m. twenty prominent women at Sioux Center, Iowa, neglect- ed to take a quantity of ice water along at a picnic and at noon time when the lunch period rolled around the members of the party, whose ages ranged from 17 to 21 years, were very warm and thirsty. Henry DeMotts, a liveryman, came along with two pony kegs of beer which the male members of the party purchased. Both kegs were empfied and consequently both the male and female members of the party became very, very noisy on their return trip. The parents in some way found out about the lark and the town marshal. H. C. Kuhl, who had a daugh- ter in the party, is the complaining witness in a lawsuit which has been instituted against the liveryman for selling intoxicating liquors. BOY'S HEAD BLOWN OFF. Hartey Bell Killed By Accidental Dis- charge of Shotgun. Rock Rapids, Aug. Bell, the 17-year-old son of ex-County corder R. A. Bel! of this city, was kill- ed by the accidental discharge of Ms shotgun Saturday evening about o'clock under the trestle of the Illinois Central railway bridge which crossed the Rock river here. Both, barrels were discharged, striking the unfortu- nate-boy in the eyes, blowing the top of his head off. The body was found about midnight He (had been trying to climb some steps on. the piling. WHEAT CROP PAID WELL. Farmer at Salix Has Net Profit of 300. Sioux City, Aug. Prim- mer, an-enterprising young farmer "of Salix, has-just sold his crop of winter wheat for He had in 300 acres, which produced bushels. The cost of, raising and marketing this crop was about including 200 for rent and for seed. Mr. Primmer is pleased with ids profit of and will sow a large acreage again this fall. It is' claim- 50 cents bag-' however, was discovered by the ..conductor and was put off. As tha train 'started KJanfleld attempted to :bqard it and: caught the vestibule in" the rear of the train. While riding .on the.step and hanging on to the guard rails he struck a fence at a cattla guard and was knocked off, sustaining severe injuries. HAVE NOVEL TRIPLE WEDDING Two Sisters and Brother Principals irj Unusual Ceremony. Ottumwa, Aug. triple wedding. at which three of the principals were from one family, was celebrated here at the home of Mr: and Mrs. P. H. Loy, 1634 Bertha street John T. Johnson and Miss, Edna Loy, William H. Carnal and Miss Grace Loy and Jesse H. Loy and Miss were united in marriage. The Misses and Miss Murphy have resided in Ot- tumwa for some time and have many friends. Messrs. Johnson, Carnal and Loy are employed at the Morrell pack- tog., plant All three couples expect to make .their home in Ottumwa for the pres- ent. SMITH LIKELY TO HANG. People Who Are Trying to Save Mur- derer Not Hopeful. Des Moines, Aug. people who are trying to help Joseph C. Smith, the colored man under sentence of death for the murder of Mrs. Rob- ert Kennedy, at Buxton, from being hung are not hopeful of success. Gov. SHERCLIFFE GOES O WORK. Former Diamond Robber Now Carries a Dinner Pail. Moines, Aug. Sher- cliffe, former diamond robber, then convict and later star witness in the Dennison trial, is carrying a dinner pail and earning his bread by honest labor. He has found employment with the Des Moines Casket company, hav- ing acquired much skill as a cabinet maker in the prison workshops. He has provided a home for his recently wedded wife. DEAD MAN REVIVED, Heart Action Started After Post Mor- tern Began. Des Moines, Aug. Cuinmins'comment at the hearing was several physicians F. GRAND FOREMAN DEPOS.ED. Directors of Yeomen Choose W t Koch to Succeed J. E. Paul. Des Moines. Aug. a meeting of the directors of the American Yeo- men Saturday. J, E. Paul, grand fore- man and one of the founders of the or- der, was deposed by a vote of -t to 1. William F. Koch was elected to suc- ceed him. While the deposition of Mr. Paul was not a surprise when the at- titude of the board was known, the se- lection of an ardent Pan! supporter as was Mr. Koch was unexpected. Mr. Koch has not yet accepted. This change was the outcome of sensation- il charges of mismanagement brought nst winter. At that time the state conclave ordered evidence taken and 600 pages of it were presentod to the VSel and not reassuring. He characterized the! nurses at Mercy hospital by suddenly crime as "a most heartless, brutal and life. Shortly after post mor- cruel murder." The governor granted jtem him began Dr. Conklin hap- a little more time, however, and the j Psned to take hold of the supposedly hearing will be concluded next week. dead man's heart and pinch it slightly. the organ began to throb at a natural rate. The incisions made were quickly GOCJH closed.- Viel regained.consciousness a few hours later and will soon be able BEN PARKER'S NEW MOTTO. "The Golden Calf Our Only Adorns His Saloon. Des Moines. Aug. Golden Calf Is Our Only is the unique .motto that has been adopted by Ben Parker, Des Moines' notorious saloonkeeper, for his new place. Un- derneath the motto, wnich is embla- to leave the hospital. Henry He.niiing, who has been afflic- ted with rheumatism for the last three weeks, is able to- be at his work as plater again. Mr. Henning recently a plating establishment in the zoned on the walls of his place, is a basement of the Peerless separator fac- painting in which appear life steed fig. tory. He has the contract for plating uros of Rockefeller, Tom Lawson, Hot- j the hat racks manufactured by the Fall ty Green. ClumnceyM. Depew, Morgan Manufacturing Co. and others, all seated about a table on which is a golden calf. Miss Babe Cnrrigg returned home Dr. A. N, Pierce and two daughters, Misses Lucile and Marguerite, of Lake Charles, La., are guests of Mr. and yesterday from Dubufjue where she j Mrs. J. J. Wyeth and other .Waterloo directors Friday. -Mr. Koch will serve {has been' visiting the past week. friends ;


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This recipe is very easy,The sugar,water lemon slices and cinnamon are for the syrup. Heat these ingredients separately. Otherwise do not be afraid of the steps. It is quite easy.This is a rich dessert. I substitute bottled lemon juice for the lemon rind and the slices. I did not have a fresh lemon. I am not sure why you slit down the four layers of the top unless it is to allow the syrup to penatrate. thanks for posting. Guests were impressed.


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Hello everyone! I am in the middle of rebuilding this blog from the ground up. ll be going back to my food reviewing ways as well as keeping the podcast and what's on weekly post, but feel free to contact me if you have any suggestions or ideas for features to include. This week has a movie theme to it for totes obvs reasons. Continue reading
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Greetings, citizens! Looks like It's a great week for free walkabouts in the city and getting into where you normally wouldn't go in ways that are way less creepy than that sounds Continue reading
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Gertrude Street Projection Festival
One of my favorite parts of the White Night Festival is the projection overlay along Flinders St. This Festival takes that art all along Gertrude St, and I can't believe it's in its 7th year. It kicks off this Friday in Fitzroy, with more details here.
Melbourne Web Fest
One of the greatest parts of the internet is YouTube. Delving past the cat videos and nut shots, the real gold is in the web series. This festival celebrates these web series, and gives you a chance to see them up on the big screen beyond the iPad. Details here.
European Night Market @ Madame Brussells
Kicking off this Friday, the Madame Brussells laneway will turn into a food market, with warming drinks, baked pretzels and the perfect laneway atmosphere. Details here.
Time Out Pub Awards
One of the greatest awards night of the year, I went last year and didn't recover from the hangover till September. A great opportunity to meet the people behind your favorite venues, open bar, and beware of going to the after party if you have work the next day. Tickets available here.
Nite Art
A beautiful night out, a whole bunch of small to medium galleries open up on a week night for you to browse, check out performances and even participate in art. I had no idea how many galleries there were in town till I went to this last year. It's on Wednesday and tickets are available here.
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I'm in QLD all this week on holiday without access to a computer and I just don't love you enough to type out the post on my iPhone. I'll be back next week!
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Greetings! Just in case you missed it, I wrote a review of the latest Transformers movie, Age of Extinction, for Hopscotch Friday. Since I try and only say nice things on this blog, I'll just say I liked it better than the first two?
Melbourne International Animation Festival
MIAF continues on this week, finishing on 30 June. There's still quite a few sessions left, and even a few masterclasses! You can check out the program here.
Tweed Ride
Put on your finest attire, grab your peddle-powered vehicle and go for a ride from Fed Square to the Abbotsford Convent. BYO bike, but an otherwise free event on this Saturday morning. Details and route here.
Valhalla Social Cinema presents 'Forbidden Zone'
Set in an alternate universe accessed through a door in the house of the Hercules family, Forbidden Zone was Richard Elfman's first feature film and the very first one to be scored by his brother, the now legendary Danny Elfman. To attempt to explain its plot is moot: it lacks structure, segues into anything but the expected and is one of the most absurd, nonsensical musicals ever put to film. For all these reasons, it is infinitely endearing and deserving of its cult status. It's on this Saturday from 7:30 with tickets available here.
Docklands Fireworks!
Yay, it's back! A free fireworks show on each Friday at sundown, and it kicks off tonight. There'll be free entertainment in the lead up to the main event, and a heap of restaurants to grab a bite at beforehand. Details here.
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