Easter Ready to Wear Show Opens in Spring Styles
Our ready to wear department announces a large Easter showing featuring the newest spring styles. Customers planning to buy new clothes can view the expanded selection now available for the season.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
8
Our ready to wear department announces a large Easter showing featuring the newest spring styles. Customers planning to buy new clothes can view the expanded selection now available for the season.
The Illinois Central Dubuque division replaces mechanical blocks with electric blocks, cutting about 25 to 27 operator jobs. Training and telephones remain, enabling faster, safer train movements. offices to close or reopen, and about forty operators kept on to maintain coverage.
Cherry camp Modern Woodmen holds regular meeting this evening. Torey Gund leaves for the west yesterday and may head to Alaska before returning next fall. Social Skating Club hosts a party at the Rollaway tonight. Young Women Workers of First Presbyterian plan an Easter sale of colored eggs pastries bread and candy at F A Read's Saturday all day. Communion services and preparatory sessions at First Presbyterian Sunday morning. Session invites letters or professional members at 10 o'clock. Woman's Relief Corps Easter supper Saturday April 18 at G A R hall with 5 to 8 pm serving and home baked goods and colored eggs for sale.
Sterling April 15 Mrs Eliza Wells received a government check for 323 for her Civil War era nurse services.
John M. Wise of The Wise Avenue Nurseries in West Freeport advertises trees shrubs vines evergreens small fruits and best varieties. Stock and prices are available by contacting the two provided phones on Electric Car Line.
A series of entertainments will be given by the Hitler William Brew ster Chapter Daughters of the Revolution at members homes. Dates to be announced later. Entertainments will feature display of curios, Revolutionary and other items owned by chapter members.
The Freeport club held its annual meeting at the Stephenson street clubhouse. Officers for the next year are President L Z A Farwell, Vice President T A Wollister, Secretary W G Krape, Treasurer Charles A McNamara, with directors W A Hance William MH Fry and TL lL Munn Jr. A silver medal contest is set for Friday April 24 in Musser's hall.
Rock City April 14 Andre Wilter of Dakota drilling a well for F L S Zimmerman. H C Montague and carpenters erecting two new houses for Dan and Henry Schleiter. Various locals and visitors noted with minor incidents and routine business. Subscriptions collected by S H Shoren in Rock City.
Our Own Correspondent reports Orangeville April 13. Oneco township votes to ban alcohol, electing a Democratic ticket except for the commissioner post. Officials chosen include Town Clerk H. C. Bobb, Assessor W. Sherbondy, Collector Wm. Raymond, Commissioner J. J. Miller, Justices S. Db. Confer. Residents travel and visit nearby towns amid post election movement.
From Our Own Correspondent Harlem Corner April 13 spring weather brings sowing of oats. Mrs William Wagner and Miss Elsie Backus were Freeport visitors Saturday. Charles Rosenstiel of Kent visits relatives here. Miss Aldia Collins of Loran visits friends here. Frederick Rosenstiel and family were Freeport visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs W J Harris of Lena spent Sunday here. William Wagner and daughter Mabel left for Eau Claire Wisconsin to attend funeral of Mrs S I Stocks. Mr Stocks was a Harlem Corner boy with many friends here offering sympathy. Miss Gertrude Rosenstiel of Lancaster visited her parents Sunday.
Sick and afflicted Mrs Geo Long was operated upon for cancer yesterday at Globe hospital and at present is doing nicely.
Spring winds bring salve and skin care advice. Pinesalve Carbolized is touted as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin. Sold by H J Moogh and C P Guenther in a local listing.
Principal match features Jack Buell of Elgin vs Henry Johnson of Rockford on the padded mat at Amory Hall with two other wrestlers on the card. Buell and Johnson bring local rivalry to a marquee confrontation under the lights.
A recent boxing show produced a draw after fifty one minutes. Upcoming bouts include Young Wilson versus Young Burns, both from Rockford, plus Harry Garrett of Rockford and Davis of Beloit, among others.
Davis April 14. A few from Davis attended Maud Place funeral in Durand. Sam Cornelius went to Marton IA. Monday. Davis residents urged strong attendance for Monday night show. Mr Adolph Miller died today at his North Win home. FF Kanne of Schmitt Wachlin Pfeiffer Freeport store visited. W G Ende of Beloit was in town Tuesday.
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