Masonic Calendar of Excelsior, Evergreen, Freeport Lodges
Freemason notices list stated communications for Excelsior Lodge No. 7 and Evergreen Lodge No. 10 with monthly dates. Freeport Chapter No. 23 A A M convocation dates, and Freeport Council No. 3 R and I M with stated communications. Commandery No. 7 R T notes conclaves on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays.
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Excelsior Lodge
A. F
A. M
M. M
M.M
Evergreen Lodge
A. Mom
Freeport
Avril Ts
Freeport Council
I. M
Freeport Commandery No
R. T
Personal records of visitors and travelers in multiple cities
A compilation of brief notes shows numerous residents and visitors in cities across Illinois and neighboring states. People from Freeport, Dixon, Amboy, Joliet, Monroe, Pecatonica, Clinton, Dubuque, Wapella, and other locales are listed visiting friends, conducting business, or traveling to Chicago, Spokane, or Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Triggs
Elgin
Freeport
George W. Kerns
Dixon
George E. Work
Rock Island
Joe Benston
Amboy
F. H. Wheeler
Joliet
Daisy O'Dell
Monroe
W.H. Riley
Belvidere
A. A. Barber
Pecatonica
Chicago
Vincent Lavery
Clinton
Ill
J. F. Davenport
J.D. Simplot
Dubuque
F. G. Hines
Wapella
Singin' Skule Berimnent Rehearsal Promises Strong Cast
The first rehearsal of the Singin Skule Berimnent was held at the Masonic People last night. Parts were assigned and the cast includes many of the citys popular talents. Directors Mr and Mrs J Bassett Willard oversee preparations and will preside at rehearsals tonight.
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Mro
Silver medal contest set for Friday at Settlement home
The postponed silver medal contest will be held Friday evening at the Settlement home. A recitation contest plus a strong musical and literary program are planned. Large audiences are expected. admission is free with an offering for expenses.
Pattison Endorsed by Carroll County Democratic Committee
Douglas Pattison was endorsed for governor by the Carroll County Democratic committee in session Tuesday at Lanark. The local party group backed Pattison as their preferred candidate in the upcoming election.
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Douglas Pattison
Carroll County
Democratic Committee
Lanark
Noses at Rollaway Skating Rink Event
A nose party is announced for Thursday evening at the Rollaway Skating Rink. Extra large, small and all nose shapes will be provided for skaters at no charge. The event starts at 9 30 and continues skating until 11 pm, inviting all to attend with friends.
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Rollaway
Easter Society Blooms With Abundant Floral Delights
Freeport society eases from Lenten restraint with a week of receptions dances and dinners. Florists report strong Easter lily orders and abundant flowers including violets roses carnations and daffodils with Master lilies in pots priced at 3 per dozen or 25 cents per bloom. Hydrangeas hyacinths spirea tulips rambler roses and azaleas are also selling briskly as Easter approaches.
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Freeport Society
Freeport
Masonic Temple
Union lodge ball and party at Masonic temple Easter Monday
Union Lodge No.128 announces its sixteenth annual ball and card party Easter Monday at the Masonic temple with Gibler's orchestra. The notice lists extensive committees for arrangement and reception, notes the event as a highly anticipated annual gathering, and advertises a patent remedy at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoneberg
Melvin W. Hill
Geo. T. Midder
Hh Co
L. L. Ross
Paul Niles
Johan Lafferty
W. OD. Ryan
John Dowling
ALA
Vail FE
J. Seanhan
J.C. Tames
Alvin Latecke
W. OS. Burns
Edward Schroeder
Harry Smith
Emory Kerlin
T. J. Stultz
Olle Borgmeier
Karl Howe
Red Southwick
W. Brandt
Monahan
AL Clark
Oscar Schwartz
Edward Lovell
F. J. Seeker
Red Hinton
Amy Jenkins
Malcom Maurer
J.P. Mallory
Ralph
Pontius
Skinner
Cow
Wilkins
Ploay
Meagher
Po Sweeney
Simpson
Geib
Apepolin
Plamsen
Fred Bunker
Strynk
Daher
Wallin
Edward Clark
Thos
Coste
Parks
War
Klein
HK Wooles
McMurray
Rollie Witvler
AL Hwoffman
Das
Belies Tert Korauthotr Vibert
Iherteke I
OW. Oldman
Hen. Pryor
Bob. Roberts
I. Rollinger
Wif Siadth
Beid Scheider
Shook
Weik
Uphowgstering and furniture repairs ing at Van Buren
O Yoder operates a furniture repair and upholstery service at 14 Van Buren Street. The entry notes unclear details but identifies O Yoder as the involved party with the address provided and a brief description of services.
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van Buren Street
Yoder, d
Mrs Meyer Expires After Long Freeport Life
Mrs Anna Meyer nee Hagedorn died at her North Galena avenue home in West Freeport at 4 50 am after a three year illness with tuberculosis. Born November 30 1862 in Luegde Pyrmont Germany she came to America in 1870 and to Freeport soon after. She married John Meyer on November 28 1872 and was mother of eight, seven living, with relatives across Freeport Beloit Waterloo and Germany. Her funeral is set for Friday at 1 15 pm at the house and 2 pm at St Josephs church. Pallbearers named.
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Anna Meyer
Hagedorn
Freeport
Galena Street
Meyer
North Galena Avenue
West Freeport
Luegde Pyrmont
Kreis Hoexter
Germany
America
John Meyer
St. Joseph's Church
St. Ann’s Society
Wilhelmina
Caroline Fredricka Krueger
Knickelbein
Fred Krueger
Frank Loos
First Street
Golm
Meckelberg
Strelitz
William J. Krueger
Fred Karsted
Charles Krueger
John Knickelbein
Jacob Pfeister
Loos
German Lutheran Church
A. ©. Landeck
Lowden Telegram Says He Declines National Convention Nomination
Dr J B Bair, chair of the Republican Congressional committees in the Thirteenth district, reports a telegram from William B. Lowden indicating he does not wish his name presented as a delegate to the national convention. The message, dated April, suggests Lowden would not be a suitable delegate and that pledges indicate he should not be selected. The county club calls the convention for tomorrow afternoon.
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J. B. Bair
Republican Congressional Companies
Thirteenth
Congressnibh Loweon
Lowden
Phe Adoessaee Folows
Washington
Drdo
Chadrarag
Republicatn Cuncrosstotal Committee
Breeport
Brank
Bisa
Republican County
Brotherhood Elects Officers at Presbyterian Meeting
At the Second Presbyterian church parlors last evening the Brotherhood elected officers for the ensuing years. President David B. K. Chahsam, Vice President Charles De Moore, Secretary George Opilancer, Treasurer Wo. Disdiker. After the business session refreshments were served.
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Brotherhood of the Second Presbyterian
David BK. Chahsam
Charles de Moore
George Oplancer
Oh. Wo. Disdiker
Patent medicine claims raise stomach and bowel cure
An advertisement notes a patent medicine marketed by CG. P. Guenther & Co. at the Galena corner, promising quick relief from constipation and digestion problems. It claims to cleanse the stomach and regulate the bowels, priced at 20 cents per box with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Williaai
Cassiti
CG. P. Guenther & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Freeport Triumphs Over Beloit With Errors in Opener
In a practice game at Keepfield Beloit College fell to Freeport 4 to 2 as errors fueled the visitors' three runs. Lien pitched well for the locals allowing one run per inning after a shaky start, while Forsythe worked for the leaguers and kept Beloit limited after the first inning. Arnim toiled for the collegians in tomorrow's rematch as Beloit and Freeport prepare for a three-game run.
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Soloit
Wis
Keepfield
Freeport League
Ato 4d
Lien
Forsythe
Collegians
Harrod
Dunham
Arnold
Lock
Arnim
Overacre
Yoo Beloit
R. Hpo
AL B. Knudson
the Lion
Freeport
R. HH. PO. A
Armin
Schneider
Yunham
Vm O
Johnson
Spiske
BS cc
Hoeek
Moo
Hoonhoven
Forsythe, E
Limoges
Musser
Gleghorn
Ikkrause
Williams
Jr Cobb
Beloit
Lden
Be Forsythe
Lintofes
Musserv
Ly Dase Oh Balle
Liem
Punham
Krause
Palbott
Results in Major Leagues with Broad Scoring Marks
Major league results show Chicago 14 Detroit 1 and other scores from the day. Cincinnati led by Chicago, Brooklyn 43, Philadelphia 12, and New York 13. St Louis Pittsburgh games also noted. Details mention Madson players and several named figures with upcoming fixtures and a planned automobile parade in the city.
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Chicago
Detroits
Cleveland
Louis
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis-Pittsbere
Mayor to Throw Opening Ball at Grounds Event
At the grounds a short program will be held and opposing teams will take their places. Mayor Lamont will step to the center and, on the umpire's call to play ball, throw the ball over the plate as nearly as possible.
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Phas
Woiensei
Wiarisae
Pril Bo
Aire
Aypeiity
Itike
Maoor Dohaley
Pitele
Che
Permis
Wausaund RockYord
Sion
Mayor Lamont
Pitcher Warhonp Trades to Williamsport Tri-State League
Pitcher Jack Warhonp writes his wife that Detroit sold him to Williamsport in the Tri-State league of class B. Williamsport, among the fastest rosters, won the pennant last season and is regarded as one of the league’s powerhouses.
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Jack Warhonp
Detroit
Williamsport
Warhop
Oshkosh Club Backs Milwaukee Series This Season
After persuasion by President Moll of the Wisconsin Illinois league, Oshkosh permits its club to play in Milwaukee this season. Milwaukee crowds will host Madison in three games with one game on July 11 and a doubleheader at Athletic Park the next day. Other dates were arranged to give Milwaukee fans a clear view of the league’s quality.
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Moll
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Madison
Athletic Park
Milwaukee Bugs
Veterans criticize training trips as slow and ineffective
The piece argues that training trips are to condition players not to create stars. It mocks inflated reports from war correspondents and notes how minor league like fields, cautious play, and limited attempt prevent real performance. It warns fans against false hope before major league competition begins.
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Ian
Wortho Fea
Tador Beach
Seation
Hertha
Two Drowned at Madison Mystery Remains Unsolved
Jake Mendota reports two university students missing after a canoe trip on Madison Lake. John O Watkins of Milwaukee and George K Hamilton of Berlin were last seen leaving shore Monday at 3 pm. Despite night searches the upturned canoe is the only clue as patrols cover the lake with no cries heard.
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Jake Mendota
Madison
John O. Watkins
Milwaukee
George K. Hamilton
Berlin
Wis
Flour thieves target Gold Medal brand in Kingston
Kingston, Ne. April 15. Special to the Journal de... The partiality of burglars to this flour stock is beginning to interest Ramson, the grocer, at Westcamp, NY. A few nights ago this grocery was entered for the fourth time this winter. This time, as on the three former occasions, the burglars departed heavily loaded with Gold Medal Flour. No money was taken, and the till had apparently not been touched. Flour of this particular brand seemed to be the only object.
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Kingston
Spesial
Ramson
Westcamp
Canoe and Paddle Missing With No Discoveries
A report notes that the canoe and paddle are missing and nothing has been discovered to date. It records the ongoing search status and lack of new clues or findings.
Freeport Masonic Bodies Schedule Easter Preparations
Freeport Commandery meets tonight to plan Easter services and arrange for Sir Knights to travel to Warren. The Freeport Consistory meets for rehearsal. A Friday meeting offers the last chance to present petitions for the spring ceremonial. Freeport Chapter to confer the M and P degrees Saturday. Excelsior lodge holds a special communication Thursday to confer the MM degrees.
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Freeport Commandery
Warren
Freeport Conaistory
Freeport Chapter
Excelsior Lodge of Masons
Pineules Trial Offer for Back Pain Relief
An offer promotes Pineules at 30 days for $1.00 claiming relief from back ache weak back lame back and rheumatic pains. Marketed as best for kidneys bladder and blood and suitable for all ages with a satisfaction guaranteed money refunded policy. Sold by H J Moogk and C P Quenther.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Quenther
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TME Daily Journal
Freeport Journal
Niean
Masonic
R. M. Ginn
Oak Park, NL
Mrs. C. Meyer
Dahlgren, Ill
W. L. Beals
I. W. Matthews
Wichita
Kan
GL. L. Ross
Frank
E. L. Yoder
Vera
Zell Meinert
Flora Niles
Flora
Carrie
W. C. Lutz
Margaret
H. H. Windecker
J.B. Fenton
Burlington
Pattison
The
Journal
Flor
Sistory
B. of L. BP
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Nordsedietts
Gheasen
Spear
Beaw
Rati
Chere
Leiette Levi
Wasdoti
Cunrenn
Cearge Ovbe
David Brown Reeceptr
H. J. Moczek
C. P. Guenther
Mrs. Meyer
Wilhelmina Krueger
de Moe
Earl C. DeMoe
South Carroll Street
DeMoe
Madison-Milwaukee
Simon Siefert
Fourth Avenue
Revs
Holke
Markley
B. Sh. Brubaker
Bo McCool
William Root
Charles W. Tail
William Ae- Cunn
Jacob Roos
Frank Spitler
Force
Mar
Brotherhood
Ing
Feaguers
Eddie Scott
Tives
National League
Haddie
Scott Arvives
Vitehtors
Scott
Peeport
Will Boatee
Madison Notes
Madson
Obinetier
Steed
Ness
Cirtis
Speer
Pdese
Tras Balbiett
Thee Sreland
Tom Leteber
Aladisotm
Darlingtet
Willy
Cera
Lake Mendota
N. Y
Napoleon
Kuehner Bros
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co
Yrigwr
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