Masonic Calendar for Local Lodges and Chapters
Freeport groups list meeting nights for Masonic bodies: Hreelsior Lodge No 7 holds stated communications on the first and eighth Friday each month. Beergreen Lodge No 170 on the first and third Monday. Freeport Chapter No 3 HK A M on the first and third Tuesday. Freeport Council No 89 R and S M on the second Tuesday. Freeport Commandery No 7 KT on the first and third Wednesday.
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Hreelsior Lodge
A. F
A. M
Beergreen Lodge
Freeport Chapter
Freeport Council
8. M
Freeport Commandery No. 7
K. T
Vacation Forwarding for Journal Subscribers
Notice to subscribers: vacation readers can have the Journal forwarded by leaving a forwarding address at the office. Call phone 25, either system. Addresses can be changed as often as desired at no extra charge. Half the pleasure of a vacation is reading hap penings at home.
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Journal
Personal notices from Freeport and nearby towns
A column of social items lists residents and visitors in Freeport and surrounding areas. People travel to Chicago, Rockford, Madison, Davenport, and Monroe for short visits or business, with many staying a week or ten days.
Bucksen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Bluff Prominent Man
"Everybody Should Know" says C G Hays of Bluff Mo that Bucksen's Arnica Salve is the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds or piles. Guaranteed by Joseph Emmert druggist.
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C. G. Hays
Bluff, Mo
Joseph Emmert
Oshkosh Indians Fall 2-0 to Freeport in Crippled Opener
Freeport defeated Oshkosh 2 to 0 as Ives was knocked unconscious by a line drive and Warhop bent an ankle early. Darrah held Oshkosh to four hits through nine innings while Newhouse worked his first game for the league amid a high wind and rough play.
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Freeport
Oshkosh Indians
Ives
Warhop
Newhouse
Dolan
Lewis
George
Poling
Sage
Ireland
Retz
Jack
Wirhop
Fiske
Warren
Ivy
Treland
Oshkosh
Darrah
Safedy
Canners Win Double Header In Riot Tense Series
Freeport defeated Green Bay five to three in the first game and two to none in the second, as umpire Anderson's disputed calls sparked a near riot. Fans mobbed the field, the crowd pelted bottles, and Anderson fled to his hotel with his mask on to avoid injury.
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Anderson
Freeport
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Vampire Anderson
Scott
Streammel
Canners
Hastings
Bud"’ Evans
Disch
Boyle
Schoonhoven
Sorrel-Top
Ott
Evans
Warhop
Delvin
ALB
Ives
Treland
Fiske
Barlow
Isch
Delgin
Rabpid Saeehort
Om Scott
Stremmel
Hartman
Stremmer
Hy Scott
Kernan
Sireland
Stark
Pa oOnheeen
Hayre
Freeport Narrowly Tops Oshkosh In Low-Scoring Clash
In a pitchers duel Freeport beat Oshkosh 2 to 0. Evans scored on a ninth inning dash after Darrah and Treland set up the rally as Oshkosh fielding miscues and strong Freeport defense kept the visitors off the basepath. Umpire Newhouse and a tense crowd marked the tense finish.
Lumberjacks and Canners Open Series in City
On Wednesday morning a postponed game between the Lumberjacks and the Canners will start the series in this city at 10 o'clock. Circus day draws many spectators despite no parade, and fans expect a large turnout for the opening clash.
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Wausau
Lumberjacks
Canners
Barnum & Bailey
Warhop deal to White Sox stalled as Freeport weighs options
No word from Coltskey on Warhop sale to the White Sox and the deal appears off. Freeport may extend Warhop for another season if possible as drafting season nears and majors seek the Wisconsin league’s premier pitcher.
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Co«tilskey
Warhop
White Sox
Freeport
Players Hampered by Weekend Accident Tale
Ives endured considerable pain after Sunday’s accident and will miss several days of action while awaiting the outcome. Warhop was downtown today. he walked with a slight limp and may face little to no downtime from the Sunday misstep.
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Ives
Warhop
Management regrets bottle hurling and profanity at game
The management condemns spectators for hurling pop bottles at the umpire and using pro fanity on Saturday. Steps have been taken to prevent a recurrence of the disgraceful scene.
Ball Game at Lanark Today
Will Householder plays for Lanark against the Pipestone Indians in a local ball game today at Lanark field.
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Lanark
Will Householder
Pipestone Indians
Social Notes From Lena and Nearby Towns
Lena social column lists Mrs Henry Becke and others traveling to Freeport for visits. Residents including Misses Elsie Towar Azalia Lawyer Louisé Leiter from Chicago and many families are visiting relatives in Rockford Orangeville Belvidere and Milwaukee with multiple weekend gatherings and homecomings.
Social notes from Rockford and surrounding towns
Clarence Moersch spent Sunday at Rockford. Miss Tillie Evers visited Rockford yesterday. Arthur Wheeland and Arthur V. Horsley were Sunday guests in Madison. Miss Cora Shultz of Stockton visits Freeport relatives. Alfred Hoefer of Chicago stays a week with his parents. Violet Newcomer of Red Oak is in town visiting relatives. Mrs C S Hill and Miss Etta Hill plan trips to Bay View and other points Thursday. Harriett Murphy heads to Amboy to visit relatives a week. Elizabeth Schaefer, previously visiting Freeport, has gone to Dayton Ohio. Annis Jewett returns to Chicago after a week with Miss Eleanor Griffith. Mr and Mrs A C Kennedy return from Dixon via Rock River assembly. F A Read will travel to New York City to buy fall goods. Dr S H Matter and family return from ten days at Fontana Wisconsin by auto. Mrs William Hamm and others were guests of Rockford friends Sunday. Mrs C J Wella and son Chester depart for an east trip including Jamestown exposition. Mr and Mrs R K Farwell and children go to Denver Colorado to visit relatives for a week to ten days.
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R. P. Ockenga
Chicago
Will A. Ford
Rockford
John Siemon
Baileyville
Freeport
Lydia Wohlford
Orangeville
J. Spahr
Monroe
Hannah Long
Browntown
Wis
Gorgia Tupper
Warren
W. J. Moore
Red
William Kennison
F. Stoessinger
Lyone
Iowa
Nettie Huenkemeier
Madison
Aylward
C. R. Yeager
Winslow
Dodgeville
Bayhoffer
Cecile Brundage
McConnell
Vida Brundage
Josephine Liehtenberger
Cedar Lake
Chicapo
Lillian Mumma
Mt. Morris
Mumma
J. A. Shafatall
Robert Mathews
Bernard Coyle
Amboy
Shanaussey
Lena
Henry Becke
Elsie Towar
Azalia
Louisé Leiter
Fred Heiler
J.S. Raymer
Rock City
J. C. Dunn
J. H. Babcock
H. I.welshans
Berdena Emrich
Kathryn Nelson
Wm. Lehman
Chas. Rech
Ollie Zaoeger
Frank Cheney
Henry
F. E. Roach
Lizzie Albright
Veneta Babcock
Mich
David Moore
Ella
Wetzel
George Halladay
Milwaukee
M. F. Halladay
A. L. Fogle
Armagast
Sisson
Winona King
Belvidere
W. T. Nash
J. B. Hinds
Berwyn, Ill
J. JD. Hinds
John Saladsay
Irma
Albert van Epps
Tillie Evers
Arthur Wheeland
Arthur V. Horsley
Cora Shultz
Stockton
C. S. Hill
Etta Hill
Huraday
Bay View
Harriett Murphy
Elizabeth Schaefer
Dayton
Ohio
Annis Jewett
Eleanor Griffith
F. A. Read
New York City
Pr. S. H. Matter and
Fontana
William Hamm
John Wall
William Roberta
Jennie Hamm
C. J. Wella and Son
Chester
East
R. K. Farwell
Denver
Galo
Schmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer Clearing Sale Oxfords
Ladies white can vas Oxfords offered at 980 during Schmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer's clearing sale. The sale lists prices of 1386 and 160 for items in stock.
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Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords at Schmidt Wachlin Waas
Ladies footwear sale described as patent leather and kid Oxfords in all styles priced at 1.66 dollars, with the retailer Schmidt Wachlin Waas offering the discount.
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Schmidt, Wachlin & Weglews
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Freeport Journal
International Typographical Union
O. D. Emerick
W. A. Bentley
Rock Ieland
William Sarver
R. Addams
Davenport
Cora Mattert
Ethel Shannon
Mackinac Island
Elsie Koehler
Racine
Delia Geraty
Madison and the Lakes
Anna Schmertman
Valparaiso
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C. M. Brown
FE. C. Schroeder
Clinton, Lil
Ed Strobecker
Lotta M. Steele
Thomas Steele
Harlem Center
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Warhop Substituted
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Clarence Moersch
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A. C. Kennedy
Dixon
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Rockford Freeport
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