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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1906

Page

8

Calendar of Conventions and Plays at Grand Opera House

A list of events from August to September includes senatorial and congressional conventions, multiple camp meetings at Letina Oakdale and Riverside, and the Fall term opening at the Freeport College of Commerce. Also noted are numerous plays and musical performances starring Uncle Josh Spruceby Tillie Olson The Flaming Arrow David Higgins in His Last Dollar Parsifal My Wife's Family The Cowboy Girl A Struggle for Gold and other titles with Howard Kyle and Your Uncle Dudley across dates August 14 through September 27.

Letina Oakdale Riverside Freeport College of Commerce Grand Opera House Josh Spruceby Tillie Olson The Flaming Arrow David Higgins Howard Kyle Dudley

Major Hamm Recovers After Arnica Salve Cure Claim

Eminence Kentucky editor and manager Major Hamm recalls a fierce attack four years ago. He bought Bucklen's Arnica Salve and reports it cured him in ten days with no trouble since. Quickest healer of burns, sores, cuts and wounds, 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drug store.

Major Hamm Constitutionalist Eminence Bucklen Joseph Emmert

Temperance Union to Hold September Convention in Freeport

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Freeport and county met to plan the September convention set for September 20 and 21. Delegates from the area will assemble with Miss Carrie Musser and Miss Wagner of Orangeville in attendance. Miss Marie Co. Brehm will lecture September 21 at the First Presbyterian church. A diamond medal contest is planned for September 20 at the First United Methodist church. The opening session starts 2 PM on September 20, with officers listed as President Mrs. F. M. Davis, Retired president Mrs. G. I. Brown, and Secretary Mrs. J. J. Nagle.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Carrie Musser Orangeville Marie Co. Brehm Illinois W. Co. T. U First Presbyterian Church Freeport M. E. Church F. M. Davis G. I. Brown J. J. Nagle

Yesterday’s Vagabonds Echo Through Rockford Tale

The Rockford Republic reports yesterday’s vags fled as police chased them from Freeport toward Beloit and Belvidere. Citizens recall the nation’s youths returning to Rockford, vow to reform as the city welcomes its sons back and pledges to mold them into men.

Freeport Beloit Byron Willium Belvidere Rockford Republic Rockford

Ridott Notes From Our Own Correspondent

Ridott August 13 Oliver Lindsay of Algona Iowa called on Ridott friends last Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Miller are proud parents of a baby boy. Charles Kruckenberg and family Mr Webb and Mrs John McConnell spent Sunday at Freeport. Miss Clara Wagner Flora Mayer Alma Vaupel of Freeport visited Thursday evening at the Heisman home. Frank Gochenour of Freeport called on his cousin Mrs James Boyer Sunday afternoon. Mr Bitner and Mrs Boyer are on the sick list. Albert and Garfield Askey left for Watertown South Carolina to remain the rest of the summer. Mr Heilman and Mrs Kappleman attended church Sunday at Freeport. Mr Winne called today by the illness of granddaughter Alice Cary. Mrs Lawson and daughter Iva of Freeport visited at Charles McGilligan Saturday. Miss Carrie McConnell and brothers Joe and George of Aurora came Monday to visit relatives at Freeport and Ridott. Miss Susie Heilmann Mrs Kappleman and son and Miss Rose Kappleman spent last Friday with Jake Heilman and family at Freeport.

Ridott Oliver Lindsay Algona Ita John Miller Charles Kruckenberg Webb John McConnell Freeport Clara Wagner Flora Mayer Alma Vaupel Heisman Frank Gochenour Charles McGilligan Carrie McConnell Joe George Aurora Hidott Susie Heilmann Kappleman Rose Kapplemon Jake Heilman

Threshing Underway in Centennial and Local Visits

From Our Own Correspondent Centennial Aug 13 threshing is now in order and farmers are satisfied with their grain crop. Elizabeth Poss of Detroit was a guest of cousin Mrs BE Silberman. Mrs J Sandmeier left for Minnesota and Iowa. Charles Geiser marketed hogs in Levoy. Mr and Mrs Snyder of Freeport visited Mr and Mrs Roland Joethe. Silberman coats his house with white paint. Mrs Charles Aspinwall and Annie Koertner visit relatives at West Point. School opens today with Miss Brubaker of Freeport as teacher.

Centennial Ilizabeth Poss Detroit Mich BE. Silberman J. Sandmeier Minnesota Iowa Charles Geiser Levoy Snyder Freeport Roland Joethe Silberman Charles Aspinwall Annie Koertner West Point Miss Brubaker

Harlem Correspondent Notes Local Theatrical and Family News

Rev McGilvary from Macomb preached at Damascus. Minnie Schoney of Freeport visited her mother Mrs J Schoney. Peter McGurk of Newt and J C Sullivan family hosts. Wim Rayhorn and son Carl returned from South Dakota trip. Charles Hoffman ill. Ella and Mamie Heane attended Cedarville church. Mr and Mrs Frank Harris welcomed a baby girl. F Fluegle and Clyde Freeport visitors. Threshing season begins with the hum of machines nearby.

Harlem Corners McGilvary Macomb Damascus Minnie Schoney Freeport J. Schoney Peter McGurk Newt J. C. Sulivan Wim Rayhorn Carl South Dakota Charles Hoffman Ella Mamie Heane Cedarville Frank Harris F. Fluegle Clyde

Shows Good Work at King's Daughters Settlement Home

The monthly meeting of the managing board at the King's Daughters' Settlement Home reports encouraging notes from treasurer and workers. A vote of thanks was extended to the Ministerial Association for a donation from the tabernacle balance and discussion covered an invitation from the Board of Charities for two weeks of outings for Chicago slum children and mothers.

King’s Daughters’ Settlement Home Ministerial Association Board of Charities Chicago Ettlement Home

Local notices and society events in Freeport

Local brief items report property transfers in Weiss subdivision and Hall plumbing sale, church group picnics and meetings, social events at St Pius hall and Union Street, a Beloit fair trip by Freeport residents, Y P S C E social at the First English church, a teaching post in Turon Kansas, Fraternal Tribunes Tribunal No 90 meeting with initiation and banquet.

Freeport Tribunal No. 90

The Washington clerks used a million pencils in a year

Read like a novelty accounting roundup showing the vast consumption of office supplies by nine executive departments. It notes 1,117,442 pencils used in the year, plus vast figures for paper, pen points, ink, paste, pins, rubber bands and other items, illustrating scale of federal admin work.

Washington

Weiss Family Trip to Chicago Enjoyed by All

Mr and Mrs Jacob Weiss and their son traveled to Chicago by car on Sunday with a layover through Elgin and St Charles and returned last evening via Aurora and DeKalb The party found the trip ideal and thoroughly enjoyed it They were joined to Freeport by Miss Fidder of Chicago who will visit at the Weiss home

Jacob Weiss

Personal mentions of visiting relatives and guests

Mrs C H Emder visits Dixon as guest of Mrs Chas H Stiteley. Miss Blanche Chapman returns from Woodstock visit with friends and relatives. Miss Belle Hanigan of Alplaus NY visits Judge and Mrs O E Heard. Mrs Arthur Best and daughter Cleo from Aurora NE arrive to visit her father John Winters in Eleroy.

C. H. Emder Dixon Chas. H Stiteley Blanche Chapman Woodstock Joseph Hanigan Belle Hanigan Alplaus, NY O. E. Heard Arthur Best Cleo Aurora, Neb John Winters

Gets Big Contract For Mt Carroll Home Erection

A Chicago firm won the contract to erect the old ladiva home at Mt Carroll. The price was set at $48,000.

Mt. Carrol Chiago

Mystery Solved by Dr King New Life Pills Claim

John L Pleasant of Magnolia writes that Dr King New Life Pills solved his biliousness and constipation. The advertisement asserts guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded and credits Joseph Emmert’s drug store. Geo. R. Manenn sold his share in Hall Plumbing Co to Herbert Hall, taking on all debts and bills due to the firm.

George R. Mannen Hall Plumbing Co Herbert L. Hall Caroline Weiss Caroline Glamman Dr. King New Life John L. Pleasant Magnolia Joseph Emmert Geo. R. Manenn Inter In Hall Plumbing Co Herbert Hall H. L. Hall

Weather Summary For Week Ending August 13

Showers were beneficial with nearly normal temperatures across districts. Maxima mostly under 90 in the north, about 90 in the south. minima 64-70 in north and center, around 70 in the south. Week opened warm, fell after the 12th, cloudy and humid with reduced sun. Rain began June 6 and continued, easing drought in the south. Precip totals: Cairo 2.94, Rantoul 4.38, Bloomington 3.64, Antioch 4.48, Riley 3.96, Lanark 3.82.

Cairo Rantoul Bloomington Antioch Riley Lanark

End of the World of troubles ends with Electric Bitters

The testimonial describes HW Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana who faced kidney trouble and general debility. After taking Electric Bitters for two years he reports relief and credits the remedy with curing stomach liver kidney complaints blood issues headaches dizziness and weakness. The product is sold for 50 cents and guaranteed by Joseph Emmert drug store.

HW. H. Wolfe Bear Grove Joseph Emmert

Dorman & Co Advertises Stover Mills and Tools

Dorman & Co at the corner of Van Buren and Exchange streets promotes a full line of Stover wind mills grinders wood saws gasoline engines pumps cistern and well fittings pipe fittings belt ing and grindstones with prices right.

Dorman & CO. Cor van Buren and Exchange Streets

Half Rates to Springfield Excurison to State Convention

Excur sion tickets sold at one fare for round trip August 19 20 and 21 with return allowed until August 28 inclusive. Account of Republican State Convention. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry. 8dw8-21

Springfield Iil North-Western Chicago & North-Western Ry

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