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THJC DAILY tlOtttftftALt »* ILL*t APK1LOOKWO EVENM.BntcrtMinmenta Mad Meetings of latafMt »o the Peoote of Freeport.April 3—Royal Boll Ringer* at V. M. 0. A.April B—Democratic primaries for nomination of city ofTlcor*. Polls open from 3 to Sp. m.April B.-Beacta Bbwors’ minstrels at dor; fthouao.mania opera April O-Klcctloo for township officers,April 7.—Annual banquot and ball of the Knights of the Olobo at K. of G. ball.April 1314-Spring meeting of Freeport Presbytery and Missionary society at Second Presbyterian church.April 17.—Election for presldont and three members of Freeport Board of Education.April 19-Ball at Oermanla opera house under the auspices of tho Turners.April 10—Ottumwa male Quartette at tho y. M. C. A.April 20.—Entertalnmont at Germania opera house under tho auspices of the Amity socloty.April 20-Annual election for city officer*. April 28—Basaar at M. W. hall under the auspices of Royal Nolghbors.April ?8—Entertainment by. pupils and friends of MIbs Bobs® Maxwell Bakor at Gor-manla opera bouao.A DAY’S NOTATIONS.C. S. Hill went to Seward thlB morning.Peter Cramer went to Dubuque today.The grocerymen hpld a meeting last night.tire. O. B. Bid well la visiting frlenda in Chicago. •• .Frank Mlohael ia the proud father of a baby boy.Cbarlee Gordon went to Chloago on the morning train.DIED IN THE SOtJlH.The Wife of the Vice'President and Gen* eral Manager of the Central PMsss Away.A Chicago paper oontalna the follow leg account of the death of Mrs. J, T. Harrlhan, wife of the vice president and general manager of the Illinois Central road, who frequently visited Freeport when her eon, W. J. Harrl* han, was located here as division superintendent of the Central:Mre. J. T. Harahan, the wife of the vice president and general manager of tho Illinola Central railroad, died at 6 o’clock Wednesday morning in Memphis, Tenn., at the home of her son-in-law, A. N. Dale. She was enroute to 'Chicago from Pass Christian, Miss., whore she had sought health, when death overtook her.Pneumonia waa the direct cause of death, although a complication of dls* eaaoa hastened the end. Mre. Harahan will be burled today at Nashville, Tenn, in the family lot.The deceased had been 111 for some months. Dec. 26 she waa foroed to submit to a severe operation. Two months ago she was attacked by pneumonia while still very weak. She never fully regained her strength. Just three weeks ago her husband took her south In hopes that the warm climate would help the Invalid. The change did her no good and they started onthe home journey, but Mre. Harabenn il Ml. 1. \.___became so low they were .obliged to stop at Memphis.Mre. J. B. Shirley, of this city, and Mre. A. M. Dale, of Memphis, the daughters of the deceased, were with their mother when death oame.The
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Freeport Daily Journal
Freeport, Illinois, US
Thu, Apr 01, 1897
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