Political Announcements for Stephenson Circuit Clerk Nomination
Political notices from 1900 announce candidacy for Circuit Clerk of Stephenson county subject to Republican County Convention. Bolander recalls prior nomination by Republicans and seeks renomination, urging Republican support. Additional notice by H Crotzler of Leno, Illinois dated April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Cheath Clark
Bolender
Republican County Convention
H. Crotzer
Leno, Iil
Personal mentions from Freeport and nearby cities
O H Wright returned from Chicago last night PB W McGurk is here from Pearl City on business Dr Ralph Graham of Shannon was there yesterday Dr W H Shelp was a morning passenger to Chicago O G Schoeffel was a morning passenger Mrs Piper of Lena was a visitor in Freeport yesterday George Snyder went to Lena this morning on business Frank Schaetzel of Oregon was in the city this morning Will C Guyer of Polo is here guest of his brother John Arthur Nieman returned from Milwaukee Mrs H P Hime went to Pearl City this morning to visit friends Oscar and A T Wagner returned from a short visit in Chicago Mrs Schwabacher of Louisville Ky is guest of Mrs Eli Oettinger Mrs Arthur Livermore of Ackley Iowa is guest of Mrs Jas Work Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hartzell returned from their trip to Chicago and Savanna Reubin Smith proprietor of the bus barn received a fine team of coach horses from Chicago Oscar Meyer of Pasadena Cal nephew of C H Meyer is here on a visit He will go to Chicago soon to study for the ministry Mr and Mrs J R Leigh are home from Florida Bert Dana Roy Barshinger and Al Frick went to Rockford last night to see The Belle of New York at the opera house They say it is a great production Mr and Mrs F Reiger and son Carl were at Dubuque yesterday for the marriage of W J Glenn and Miss Kathryn Rafferty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graham
Shannon
W. H. Shelp
Chicago
O. G. Schoeffel
Milwaukee
H. P. Hime
Pearl City
Oscar
A. T. Wagner
Schwabacher
Louisville
Eli Oettinger
Arthur Livermore
Ackley
Towa
Jas. Work
Lawrence Hartzell
Savanna
Reubin Smith
Oscar Meyer
Pasadena
Cal
C. H. Meyer
J. R. Leigh
Florida
Freeport
Bert Dana
Roy Barshinger
al Frick
Rockford
New York
Opera House
F. Reiger
Carl
Dubuque
W. J. Glenn
Kathryn Rafferty
Gasoline Engines in Demand Boost for Stover Engine Firm
The Stover Engine company reports strong demand for their gasoline engines. Dorman & Co. have secured the agency locally and sold several units, including installations in the Brewster house laundry and an ice cream parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover Engine Company
Dorman & Co
Brewster House
Remodeling His Home by J H Gibler on Stephenson Street
J H Gibler is remodeling the McNamara residence on upper Stephenson Street after purchasing it. A new and spacious verandah is being added to the property.
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J. H. Gibler
McNamara
Upper
Stephenson Street
Clean Up Rubbish Demands By Chief Root
Chief of Police Root orders property owners to clear rubbish around homes and in nearby alleys within ten days, urging prompt action to improve neighborhood cleanliness and reduce hazards.
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Root
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed Best Remedy
Readers are told Catarrh is curable in all stages by Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It claims to cure constitutional disease by influencing blood and mucous surfaces, backed by a $100 reward offer for any case it cannot cure. The advert promises testimonials and urges sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Adress F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dance for Charity at Amity Ball in Freeport
The Amity Society hosted its annual charity ball at Blust's hall in Freeport with a large attendance. Gibler's Orchestra provided music as attendees enjoyed a well-managed event, while organizers pledged the ticket proceeds to be used for social and financial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Society
Blust
Gibler
The
Amity
A. V. Hart
Delightful social dances planned at Blust's hall
Miss Lulu presents a charming hostess scene as Messrs Hudson Secker and Stro hacker host a social dance this evening at Blust's hall with Giblers' orchestra providing music. The Martha Washington garrison is also preparing for a dance Monday evening.
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Miss Lulu
Messrs
Hudson, Secker and Strohacker
Blust’s
Giblers
Martha Washington Garrison
Life in Lena and surrounding notices
Lena April 26 report from Lena city notes Chas Berhenke of Berhenke Bros in Chicago a few days. Knights of the Globe chauned over to Eleroy to exemplify candidate work. Wm White funeral held at home and interred in Lena cemetery. Bert White of Chicago returns for grandfather’s funeral. Revs Lawerenz and Landeck visiting Rev Emel Meyer. S E Stine to Freeport to install a refrigerator for Gearke meat market move. L Crotzer at Freeport today. Norton town clerk pays bounty on seven wolf cubs at $2 each. farmers disappointed the sum is small.
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Lena
Chas. Berhenke
Berhenke Bros
Chicago
Knights of the Globe
Eleroy
Wm. White
Frank Rebers
Bert White
Lawerenz
Des Plaines
Landeck
Freeport
Emel Meyer
S. E. Stine
S. C. Gearke
L. Crotzer
Other People's Money on Friday Night at Grand Opera House
Comedian Hennessy Leroyle stars in Other People s Money a clean witty comedy about Hutchinson Hopper the millionaire stock broker. The Grand Opera house hosts a strong company and Friday night show with William Owen also performing A Gilded Fool to a large audience. Bright eyes and a handsome face are praised as Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised.
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Jay Gould
Hennessy Leroyle
Hutchinson Hopper
Mr. Leroyle
Leroyle
Grand Opera House
Rocky Mountain Tea
Jos
Emmert
Chicago women sail with Palatin for long study trip
Among those listed from Chicago for the steamer Palatin on the Hamburg American line sailing April 28 are Mrs A H Sherratt Miss Sherratt and the Misses Mayme and Dora Sherratt of Rockford. The Misses Sherratt will remain abroad several years to study music and have often visited Dr S J Best and family.
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Chicago
Palatin
A. H. Sherratt
Sherratt
Mayme
Dora Sherratt
Rockford
S. J. Best
Odd Fellows mark 81st anniversary nationwide
The Odd Fellows celebrate 81 years since their 1819 founding with extensive growth across Illinois and the United States. Nationwide totals include 11,300 subordinate lodges and 4,700 Rebekah lodges, about 1,000,000 members and 264,000 Rebekahs, plus $8.8 million in revenue and $3.36 million in relief last year. In Illinois two homes support orphans and aged members, Lincoln and Mattoon facilities housing 143 children and 28 inmates respectively.
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Odd Fellows
Illinois
Order of Odd Fellows
United States
Order
Lincoln
Odd Fellows’ Old Folks
Mattoon
Orphans
Old Folks
Miss Martha Garver Purchases Freeport Home
Miss Martha Garver returned from Freeport where she purchased a residence for 3500 dollars. She plans to rent her Mt. Carroll property and move to Freeport in about three weeks to make her home.
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Freeport
Mt. Carroll Mirror
Martha Garver
Wm Wamsley Moves to Mexico as Rail Conductor
Wm Wamsley of Centralia a veteran Illinois Central passenger conductor who often rode to Freeport has left for Mexico to serve as a conductor on a line running from Texas into that country.
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Wm. Wamsley
Centralia
Illinois Central
Freeport
Mexico
Texas
Sons of Veterans Meet For Business And Recruiting
The Sons of Veterans will meet tomorrow night for business and muster of recruits. A large attendance of members is requested, and members of the G. A. R. posts are especially invited. Refreshments will be served.
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Sons of Veterans
Arbor Day Observed for Tree Planting by Community
Arbor Day is Friday and every property owner should plant one or more trees. It is probable that the day will be observed by school children.
Rehearsal for As You Like It at Mrs Zartman’s Home
An important rehearsal of As You Like It will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Zartman on Stephenson Street. All taking part will please be present.
Cold Cure suit filed in circuit court by Ennis firm
William Ennis through Eckert and McDonald has filed a circuit court suit against Edward Burwell seeking one thousand dollars. The action centers on claims related to a cold cure product or arrangement. The filing marks a civil action initiated by the plaintiff’s attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ennis
Eckert & McDonald
Edward Burwell
Meeting of Winneshiek Tribe of Red Men Tonight
A Winneshiek Tribe of Red Men meeting is scheduled for this evening. Members are urged to attend and discuss tribal affairs and community plans.
Concert at St Mary's Hall Tonight by Dominican Sisters
A musical treat is planned this evening at St Marys Hall under the auspices of the Dominican sisters. The event promises performances by local musicians and appeals to a broad audience in the community.
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St. Mary’s Hall
Dominican Sisters
Mothers Meeting At Baptist Church Led By Mrs Lathrop
A mothers meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the Baptist church led by Mrs J S Lathrop. All are invited.
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The
Baptist Church
J. S. Lathrop
Electric Bitters touted as best selling tonic claim
Belleville druggist Abraham Hare says Electric Bitters is the best selling bitters in 20 years. He asserts the remedy cures many ailments by toning the stomach aiding liver kidneys and bowels purifying blood and strengthening nerves. Puts new life into weak persons. 50 cents. Sold by Joseph Emmert.
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Abraham Hare
Belleville
Joseph Emmert
Wallpaper prices and corner shop listing
A brief classified item advertises wallpaper at 40 cents per roll and 15 cents per roll for other patterns. Ingrains and other types cost 20 cents. Located at Corner Green Street and Douglas Avenue, J. S. Winn, proprietor.
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Ingrains
Corner Green St
Douglas Ave
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Freeport, Ill
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Ilinois
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Carroll County
Herst CG
Gann
JoDaviess
J. B. Parkinson
Carroll
Fred P
Waite
Stephenson
Republican Sanatorial Committee
O.H. Wright
People of
Heeb-Becker
Chas. H. Becker
C. H. Little & Co
Alfred Anthony Heeb
Ethel Kingsley Becker
St. Patrick’s Roman Church
Father Haplin
Darley Glasser
Charles J. Stewart
Smilax
Mendelssohn
Charles H. Becker
Locust Street
Alrs. Heeb
Charles LH. Becker
Miss Becker
Becker
Waterman Hall
Lake Forest University
Louis F. Heeb
Heeb
West Fourteenth Street
M.S. Young
Minneapolis
C. D. Becker
A. C. Kennedy
David Kennedy
C. A. Goodnow
Carlotta Goodnow
Figeley-McGrew
Myrtle G. McGrew
J. Hamilton McGrew
Charles M. Figeley
North Catharine Avenue
LaGrange
A. E. Little
Presbyterian Church
Nora Gatchel
State Street
Miss Gatchel
Embury Church
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Ethel Kramer
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Sunderland
Miss Birch
Stahl
San Francisco
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Kryder
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Kautenberger Tex Porigmcos
Sects
Teenens Séahinepreks
Miss Hodge
Jonie Botdorf
Annie Schmidt
William Sehneder
Mr. Landeck
St. Pius Hall
St. Pius
Misa Steinester
Fifth Avenue
A.B. Atchison
Stillman Valley
M. Myrtle Mansfield
Ireeport
G.S. Mansfield
Lulu Herman
Shawnee Street
Norton
Rockford Republic
Owen
Wm. Owen
Freeport Theatre
Lowell
Lowell Hardware
Hackett Hdw. Co
Will Railroad
Sons of Veterans’ Meeting
Faut
M. Arledge
Roger
Fourth Avenue
Hineline
Ralona Ave
M. L
Williams Ouse
GEO. H. Tandy & CO
C. A. McNamara & Co
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