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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

2

County Items of Interest from Davis and Surrounds

Regular county notes from Davis April 13 describe the village election set for April 21 at Council hall from 7 am to 6 pm with three trustees and one clerk to be chosen. Reports cover local births deaths visits to Dakota and Freeport, a public sale, a large new house planned by Fred Goeke, and school trustee elections. The piece notes party results, a rock run anti saloon vote, social events, concerts, dramas, and multiple residents traveling to Chicago and Milwaukee.

Pearl City Sketches of Field Work and Social Visits

From Our Own Correspondent Pearl City April 13 Partners toil in the fields and many begin garden work. A Friday dance drew youths from Lena Stockton and Shanhon with Kra Offenheiser of Freeport visiting friends. S F Yeager and son Bo Yeager travel from Freeport. Baxter and his mother lay the concrete for D B Mitchell’s barn. W Adams hauled sand for Mitchell. H Althoffer has ordered seven war loads of lumber from Chicago for seven jobs. Mrs Frank Bush and Alma visit Savanna relatives. Mrs William Adams and Miss Sarah Buckley visit Stockton relatives. Prof W G Scott of Freeport visits local friends. Mrs S Pifer, previously in Prophetstown, continues visiting relatives.

Pearl City Lena Stockton Shanhon Kra Offenheiser Freeport S. F. Yeager and Son Bo. S. Yeas Ger TY. Baxter W. G. Scott S. Pifer Prophetstown

German Valley News Roundup From Our Own Correspondent

German Valley notes list Dorcas society meeting at Mrs Reint Poppen with visitors Fairy and Harry Wieman from Freeport. Several residents ill and others visiting Forreston. J P Poppen painting his house. Prominent citizen Ik Tseen dies of pneumonia leaving a wife and nine children. funeral at Holland church cemetery. Mrs N Baal, early settler, dies after brief illness.

German Valley Dorcas Society John Cordes Forreston Cora Fosha Albert Alman Kent Til Fred Boomparden J. P. Poppen Herman Wessels Ik, Tseen Henge Holland Church

Cuticura Standby Wins For Skin Woes

Patient swears by Cuticura for itching and sores, using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent after failed blood medicines. A Chattanooga, Penn household reports relief for a head sores case and mentions other babies treated with Cuticura as a trusted remedy.

Mayo Chie Catienra Catieura Cutieura Wilcher Chattanoopa Penn Beb

Cure Skin Mummers and Cuticura Remedies Explored

An 1890s ad notes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Pills as a speedy cure for itching scaly skin eruptions including eczema. It claims immediate relief from distressing forms of inflammation and rashes with a worldwide reputation from Boston to abroad, urging readers to try the products for skin ailments.

Clive Shine Boston

German immigrant matriarch laid to rest at Silver Creek

The deceased, born in Ostfriesland Germany, arrived in 1849 and settled south of town. She died at 72 years 2 months and 20 days, leaving five children and three sisters. Funeral today at 1 pm from the house with interment at Silver Creek Reform church cemetery beside her husband and five children. Louis Boomgarden offering first class painting with samples at C. G. W. depot.

Ostfriesland Germany Silver Creek Reform Church Louis Boomgarden C. G. W. Depot

McConnell Correspondent Notes Local Moves and Visitors

J W Mc Daniel left for Pawnee county Kansas last Thursday to start a new home. O D Wells and Peter Danelson bought new automobiles in Chicago. Miss Etta Woolf of Winslow visited sister Mrs A V Gave. Harry Keeler and Carrie of Freeport and Samuel Bechtold of Montana visited L S Bechtold. Marvin Price and daughter Lois visited Chae F Kenyon and family. Mrs Rest of Charles City is visiting her daughter Mrs Dr A F Kober. G W Blair returned to Chicago Tuesday after visits. The youngest child of Dr A E Kober is seriously ill. Cyrus Grove of Freeport visited town. Easter services planned at the U B church next Sunday. New station agent Jacob Hannen moved to town last Thursday. Emma Taft ill at Cedarville.

McConnell J. W. McDaniel Pawnee County Kansas O. D. Wells Peter Danelson Chicago Etta Woolf Winslow A. V. Gave Harry Keeler Carrie Freeport Samuel Bechtold Montana L. S. Bechtold Marvin Price Lois Chae F. Kenyon Rest Charles City A. F. Kober G. W. Blair A. E. Kober Cyrus Grove U. B Jacob Hannen Emma Taft Cedarville

Shannon News Roundup of Local Residents Travel

April 14 report from Shannon notes Mrs A S Beck and daughter Lucille left for Kansas after months visiting relatives. Several Shannonites, including Mrs J H Prutzman Neenah Minnie Bender Estella Christman and Mrs H FE Gemmill visited Freeport. Others traveled to Freeport Lanark Savanna and Pearl City for visits and a dance with many housekeeping and church figures mentioned.

Shannon A. S Beck Lucille Kansas J. H. Prutzman Neenah Minnie Bender Estella Christman H. FE. Gemmill Freeport A. Christman J. H. Osborn H.C. Good Fred Cheeseman Ray Ainsworth Claude Cheeseman Miss Hicks Mreeport George Martin Emma Dearshaw Reeport George Beck Mary Bistline TE. L. Kuter J. O P. Vanvera Frank Boyd Lanark

Rol and Jo Galven Visit in St Louis Have Returne d

From Our Own Correspondent at Eleroy April 13 reports visits to the Baird households by Rol and Jo Galven of St Louis. Several names appear including Hilda Altenberg Paul Luettmann Elinora Prasse and Mrs F E Biesemeier. A burglary at BF Biesenmeier’s store Friday night saw the safe blown and contents missing but stamps unaffected. April election approaches with calls to vote for the right man.

Eleroy Rol Jo Galven Sct. Louis William Charles Baird Teu Hilda Altenberg Paald Luettman Elhnora Prasse EF. IL. Biesemeier Florence Nother John Fosha Shheer Beisemeier Dan Gassmian Preeport Arch Chas. Rathe Winning Sabina Beck Freeport Z. PR. Purner Arch Winters Violet Ethel Miller Gearhart Winelow Jeannette Finns Bieseneier John Stocks Seidel

Pleasant weather and local campaigning notes

April 28 reports show farmers facing spring work delays amid reser effects. Clara Phillips of Wanrascis visited last week distributing literature for the election and local labor groups. Andrew Keatzer improves after his illness while Hiram Snyder urges turnout to support a good cause. Kier Confer provides medical aid.

Pleasane Reser Aidb Clara Phillips Wanrascis Wits Hone Department Literati Beredit Andrew Keatzer Lince Evershing Hiram Snyder Kier

Local folks travel and school returns mark week

Through here last Thursday a number of residents prescribed for customers. Kerry Harris was at his farm last Tuesday, Mary Koppfen and son Aaron visited Lena last week, and William Harris moved to Del weth Town for a job at the Great Western round house. The Misses Snyder called on Mrs. John Murphy Thursday. Bert Batchelder went to Stockton over the weekend. Mrs. Howard Price visited relatives here. Francis Masters of Waddams Grove was in town yesterday. Anna and Ada Liphart of Lena visited the Gillette family over Sunday. Alice and Kathryn Holmes attended Damascus Sunday school. Ella Masters of Waddams Grove is sewing for patrons this week. Grace Foge attended Damascus Sunday school. John Holmes and family of Waddams Center visited George Holmes over Sunday. Guy Alston of Damascus was a visitor one day. Harry Sheeny spent Sunday with his mother at Damascus. Our school resumes today after a three week vacation. Blanche Masters reports for duties. Guy Murphy, formerly confined to bed, is improving. The school election next Saturday evening promises less campaigning than the recent local election.

Kerry Harris Mary Koppfen Aaron Lena William Harris Delweth Great Western Roundhouse Cora Ada Snyder John Murphy Bert Batchelder Stockton Howard Price Francis Masters Waddams Grove Anna Ada Liphart A. F. Gillette Alice Kathryn Holmes Damascus Ella Masters Grace Foge John Holmes

Busy spring work and community visits in Buena Vista

From Our Own Correspondent Buena Vista April 18 Farmers are busy with spring work. Several residents from Freeport and nearby towns visit Lew Cantrill and family. Weick, Parriott, and others visit friends. Ada Achefle returns from Deerfield. Next Saturday evening will be school election.

Buena Vista Missea Mae Rrenizer Frances Hill Lois Brown Alta Doris Kruse Freeport Louisa Young Ellen Sears Toledo Lew Cantrill S. P. Resh Lera Lara F. Pash Gift F. M. Maske Red Oak N. D. Hart Mr. Hart Harlem Corners Neva Pash Evan Awiefle F. E. Parriott McConnell Win. Weick Ada Achefle Deerfield Wis

Rock Grove dedication set for May 17

From Dakota March 14 The dedication of the T Lutheran and Reformed church at Rock Grove will occur Sunday May 17 at 2 o clock Rev FH N Yarger will be present and solicit funds There will also be an evening service at 7 30 Other notes report visits, anniversaries, and community updates including a theft at G S Smiths store, and various hospital and church events involving locals such as Rev E Campbell and families

Dakota Dan Lashelle Rock City Walter Vermeier Mary Mutlarkey T Lutheran and Reformed Rock Grove FH. N. Yarger Atchison, Kansas Tbo Harry Spackman Sissiton S. D

Local Notes From Ridott Area April News Briefs

From Our Own Correspondent Ridott April 1a Rev Frye and family spend the day in Freeport. Mr and Mrs Boyd Engle of Freeport spent Sunday with W P Lamb. Faster services at U B church next Sunday. Fred Miller called to Polo by a relative’s death. Mund and family visited Berlin Sunday. Mrs Albert Askey attended the Askey funeral at Dakota Tuesday. Jake Sheffmer and Mamie Cotherniman visited Berlin Saturday. Jank Askey visiting Rockford. Gladys Greeley from Freeport visited Lucy Lincoln. James Gibler making improvements on his house. Kate Murtz visiting Polo for a few days. Mr Colburn of Syracuse N Y visiting sister Miss A B Hunt. Guy Stevens week out Peontonien.

Askey G. KB. Smith Madison Wis Henry Meier Freeport Eggert Cronkrite Fred H. Goeke Wm. Sack Ethel Keefe John Thessenthaller Fred Alberstett BE. B. Webb A. H. Mollenberndt August Helmis Rock Run Township Council Hall Frank Miller Joe Potter Fort Sherdian Chicago A. L. Cleveland Johnson Potter Rock Island Potter Arthur Sheckler Hogan Sewalson Milwaukee T. H. Longley Frank Wise M. W. Kurtz Rev. Campbell Dakota Elmer Sheckler Mrs. Webb C. Buthofer Desgunther Ladies’ Aid Society MM. E. Church Opera House Davis City Band Rev Traveler M. E. Church Jennings and Emerson Additiin Ragelle Duzter God Wlengze John Runte Council Bluffs Iowa Fred Runte Ridott Frye Boyd Engle W.P. Lamb U. B Fred ] Miller Polo Mund Berlin Albert Askey the Askey Jake Sheffmer Mamie Cotherniman Jank Askey Rockford Gladys Greeley Ireeport Lucy Lincoln James Gibler Kate Murtz Colburn Syracuse N.Y Guy Stevens Peentonien

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