Personal notices from Freeport and nearby towns
A long list of social notes records visits, departures, and trips of residents and visitors. Names include Miss Madge Furry, Miss Trene Baltzer, Miss Femme Krieger, J B Fenton, Miss Ethel Eby, CG G Ballentine, Joe Scott, Miss Ruth Blackman, Mr and Mrs H B Witte, Mr and Mrs K D Farringer, Miss Clara Boop, C S Barrett, Wim Vaupel, Mrs Sybilla Strife, F R B Rice, Miss Sophia Locker, Miss Louise Scheidt, John Glennan, Miss Banfield, Theo Rockenfeller, Mrs Simon Siefert, Mrs H C Foster, Mr and Mrs Wim Dawson, Miss Ella Froning, Misses Frances and Elizabeth Darrah, Mrs Richard Ackenbaugh, Miss Laura Moss, Misses Grace and Jeanette Hughes, Miss Mary Heelman, Otto Wagner, Mrs C H Evans, Mrs T M Craig, Mrs H Niles, Michael Maurer, Chas Ropps, Lloyd Wagner, Mrs Minnie Koehler, Miss Daisy Purcell, Miss Anna Longacre, Miss Helen Harpster, Mrs A O Best, Dorothy and Hugo Schmidt, Miss Harriett Jaeger, Miss Agnes Suppe, Mrs John Iasch, Mrs Jo Yohn, Mrs A Lipsey, Rev K F A Hosmer, FV O Smith, D K McGrew, Ira Lowry, J F Klingaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femme Krieger
Chicago
J.B. Fenton
Ganton
Ethel Eby
Warren
CG. G. Ballentine
Elizabeth
Joe Scott
Pecatonica
Ruth Blackman
Dixon
H. B. Witte
Rockford
K._D. Far
Louise Scheidt
Milwaukee
John Glennan
Miss Banfield
Sterling
Theo Rockenfeller
Freeport
Simon Siefert
Anna
Adeline
John Iasch
Join Yohn
Oconto Falls
Wis
Mra
Martin Ernst
Thomas I
Grace
Illinois Central Blacksmith Shops
St. Anthony
Idaho
KF. A. Hosmer
Second Presbyterian Church
Medina
Ohio
Smith
Northwestern University
D. K. McGrew
Campmeeting and visit notes from regional residents
Mr and Mrs 5S C Nagle and family attend campmeeting in Lena. Mrs A M Stith returns from Aurora after a month. Chester Kinley and W H Manchester travel to Lena for campmeeting. Miss Sheel the hairdresser will be away until the 28th. Mrs D H Dawson visits her son Wm Foley and returns to Chicago. Mrs S Ly Freldly returns from Polo to visit her mother Mrs Susan Paul. Charles Sterner wife and son from Dixon visit city for a few days. Dr and Mrs M M Baumgartner and Misses Ruth and Mabel Smith return from Monroe. Mrs W J Young visits end in Charles City. Mrs J Coatsworth of Galena visits J Morse family then goes to Nora. Misses Irma and Dolly Shackley of La Crosse stay with aunt Mrs C H Emder at the Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kinley
W. H. Man‘chester
Lena
Sheel
D. H. Dawson
Wm. Foley
Charles Sterner
Dixon
M. M. Baumgartners
Ruth
Mabel Smith
Monroe
W. J. Young
Cedarville
Charles City
J. Coatsworth
Galena
J. Morse
Nora
Irma
Dolly Shackley
la Crosse, Wis
C. H. Emder
The
Brewster
The Public Amazed at this Man's Liberality
The crowd at Walnut and Jackson streets watched The Great Paul showcase cures with Quaker Botanical Oil. J Ambre and J Tripus were said to regain hearing after one application while H Bell walked without a cane after treatment. Leslie George, deaf twenty one years, reportedly heard again. The event featured music by the Great Paul's Band and an exhibition of jewelry valued at twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut and
Jackson Streets
Darkey
J. Ambre
Grove i
Cottonwood Streets
J. Tripus
H. Bell
Jackson Street
Paul
Leslie George
Jackson Sfreeta
Hose
Home Fron Long Walk by Edwin Selle
Edwin Selle who walked to St Paul from this city returned home by train this morning His sun bronzed face shows the long journey and the effects of the sun on his skin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Selle
St. Paul
Mr. Selle
Surprise Party for Clifford Mick in West Freeport
Clifford Mick of West Freeport was surprised by about twenty friends last evening. The event featured games and refreshments. David Daley and J N Mack travelled to Rochelle to confer the third degree on a large KC Nights of Columbus class on Sunday. The Ladies Aid of the First M E Church will host a supper in the church parlors next Wednesday from 5 to 7:30 PM. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Mick
West Freeport
David Daley
J. N. Mack
Rochelle
Kcnights of
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. EK. Church
Spanking and Bed Wetting Advice Prompts Help Offer
An editorial style note argues spanking does not cure bed wetting and promotes a home treatment from Ms. Stmmers of Notre Dame Indiana who offers help without charge. It urges parents not to blame the child and hints at a constitutional remedy. Also appears to list piano related items and orders for a piano tuner.
Oil-string of gold bends on Stephenson Street
An unclear report describes an event on Stephenson Street between McKiniey Syenuy and downtown this morning. The message instructs to return to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Street
McKiniey Syenuy
Down Town
Thle Giice
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F. A. Read
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Gloria
Hermsmeier
Galena St
Heintz
Swift
Minnesota
W. J. Young & Co
Thele
Madge Furry
eMan
Trene Baltzer
H. C. Foster
DeKalb
Mrs. Wim. Dawson
Anna Schilling
Miss Behson
Ella Froning
Frances
Elizabeth Darrah
Richard Ackenbaugh
Forreston
Laura Moss
W. . Sibley
Jeanette Hughes
Mary Heelman
Waterloo
Otto Wagner
Cassville
C. H. Evans
A. Lipsey
Hannah
T. M. Craig
Waddams Grove
H. Niles
Caroline
Myrtle
Arlington
Town
Michael Maurer
Chas. Ropps
Burlington
Lloyd Wagner
Minnie Koehler
Madison
S. C
Bernhard Huenkemeier
Daisy Purcell
Longacre
Polo
Blue Island
Helen Harpster
Oak Park
A. O. Best
Take Waubesa
Dorothy
Hugo Schmidt
Harriett Jaeger
Pbesn
Myrtla Kauffman
Dubuyque
Agnes ‘Suppe
Aurora
5S. C. Nagle
Pat Lena
Wollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Joseph Emmert
Marvelous Cures
Rice Building
Lddin FA. Scilulz
F. J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyers
Brown & Dollmeyer
Stephnnson
Freeport, Tl
John Hea
Til
Illinois
Chickering & Sons
Ivers & Pond
Emson
Boston
Kurtzman
Buffalo
Behning
Crown
Singer
New Home
Wheeler & Wilson
Standard
White, Davis
Household
Eldredge
Munn Bld
Court House
American Farm
Freeport Hardware Company
Galena Street
New York
Madelia
Burrell Brothers
Lig Stephenson