Ready to wear Easter fashions at F. A. Read
The ready to wear department presents a large spring showing with new styles and a wide range of spring suits priced from 15 to 35 dollars. Separate cloth coats for ladies misses and children are offered.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
8
The ready to wear department presents a large spring showing with new styles and a wide range of spring suits priced from 15 to 35 dollars. Separate cloth coats for ladies misses and children are offered.
A calendar of events for April and May includes Joe Fifer's social dance on April 14 and multiple dances, card parties, and guild dances at various venues. Key items: Republican district convention April 18, St. Margaret's guild dances, Freeper Consistory rendezvous, and ball at Masonie temple.
Tomorrow Palm Sunday special morning service at German Reformed Church to receive thirteen new members by confirmation. Names include Rosa Christen Freda Bruins Bertha Kracht Edna Lehmann Martha Wienand Erma Koehler Elsie Sueltmann Della Kieckthaefer Irene Geiser Lillie Fischer Edward Hill Ira Geiser William Winter. Sermon by pastor. service 10 o clock with Sunday school at 9 30. Afternoon service at Reformed Silver Creek church 2 30.
A brief note lists moving pictures including April titles Thowe's moving pictures and April tte-tsyinn Pi along with May 8 Strongheart screening.
Passion week services run April 12 to 19 at the English Reformed church worshiping in German Presbyterian church. Palm Sunday service at 10:80 a.m. and 7:80 p.m. features Dooing up to Jerusalem and The Magnet of the World. Tuesday evening Juday Iscariot. Wednesday evening Gethsemane. Thursday evening Pilate. Friday evening Calvary. Easter Sunday 10:30 a.m. Holy communion at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services. You are invited to all meetings.
Rockford April 10 Col Tritle deputy revenue collector faced a joking greeting at the post office with a framed For Rent sign. The prank hints at the dry law taking effect next month and a reduced workload across Stephenson Jo Daviess Carroll Lee DeKalb Whiteside and Winnebago counties. Tritle, living in Winnebago and based in Rockford, will stay in Rockford while duties lessen.
A novel device combines alarm clock with a savings bank. It accepts nickels, dimes and pennies, locking when run down until a coin is inserted. It holds over $80 in dimes, stands about ten inches tall, seven inches wide, weighing two pounds. Priced at $2.00 each or free with a $25.00 purchase.
The Associated Press reports that Secretary Root and Ambassador Breee signed two treaties with Great Britain. One creates a commission to determine the U S Canada boundary. The other establishes a commission to regulate fishing on the Great Lakes and nearby waters.
Rev J O Bentall to speak on socialism at the Trades and Labor hall Thursday evening April 16 starting 8 p m Free discussion and seats. Bank at Warren Washington April 10 The comptroller certifies National Leamers bank of Warren may begin business capital 25000 with J M Rockey president J J Stanton vice president R C Cullom cashier
The funeral for the late Harrison Shaver was conducted from his sister Mrs. Kfilmer’s home at 5 Nursery Street at 2:80 this afternoon. Interment followed at the city cemetery with Rev. Ray Harker officiating. The public schools will reopen Monday at 8:40 AM.
A medical record recounts a patient cured of blindness thanking the surgeon with praise. A winter elopement in Bienne features a Swiss couple who elope by bob sleigh using a ruse to reach the couple's chosen vow. The chase ends as the lovers wed in Bashy after a rapid ride down the track.
A Sunday dinner special is advertised at the Troy Cafe priced at 25 cents, offering a pocket friendly meal option for patrons.
April 11 reports show locals attending a Freeport bird lecture under the Woman's club. W K Loofbourrow returns from a Wisconsin business trip. Guests from Nora and Neligh visit Lena relatives. Several locals, including Buss, Brayton, Eisley, Dutaler, Leamon, Klontz, and Tefft, are noted as traveling or visiting homes in the region.
Mrs. John Meyers was taken to St Francis hospital this morning. The Freeport Shakespeare society meets Monday evening with Miss Bidwell. A stated Eastern Star communication is planned for Monday evening. Miss Freda Smith has moved from Douglas avenue to Pos Union street. The Euterpean society meets Monday evening at 8 o’clock with Dr. J Sheldon Clark. A moving picture matinee at the Grand Opera house tomorrow afternoon will begin at 1? or 8? unclear. Leslie D. Clark, in Chicago for a technical course, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs D O Clark. Miss Rose Mensenkamp is now at F A Reed's and Miss Agnes Rehnan is a new clerk at the G A Rogers store, formerly at the Boston store.
The National Christian Hospital association announces a charitable performance titled The Skule of Beginment at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday April 21. All talent is offered gratis, and generous public patronage is expected to support Dr Whites sanatorium.
Today's report from Chicago covers closing quotations for May wheat and corn and hog and cattle markets, with cattle and sheep steady and hogs higher on lighter trading. It also lists active stocks on the New York Exchange and prices from Miner & Co. for reference, noting varied openings, highs, lows, and closes without full clarity on several entries.
A garbled recipe hints at a walnut dessert for Sunday dinner. Instructions mention boiling water, cooling, stirring in a buttered mix, and serving with whipped cream. Several words are unreadable, but the intended dish centers on walnuts and a creamy topping.
Fragmentary classified notice offers a small four room down stairs house for rent and a Baldwin House and lot on Bloom Street New Jersey area. Also mentions a second building for sale and learning house and other unclear details.
To have store room on corner of Galena St and Galena Ave 40 by 60 ideal business location also store room on S Galena Ave 24 by 40 good for small business. Several choice office suites for rent in this building. On the 5th floor PE has a hall 60 by 60 with ante rooms kitchen and lodge ready club rooms. First class elevator steam heat and janitor service with best possible upkeep.
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