Social Circles Brighten For Three Local Birthdays
Gene Munn celebrated his twentieth birthday with about twenty friends who surprised him at home then took him downtown before returning to a luncheon and gifts. Mayme Ryan hosted a lively party at 40 Float Street with dancing and music from instrumental and vocal performances. Katharine Cook marked her nineteenth birthday with a social gathering including games, gifts, and refreshments. guests from Ridott attended.
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Gene Munn
Eugene Munn
L. J. Munn
Mr. Munn
Moogk
Kawin Rotzler
Romeo Gibler
Joe Sibley
Mayme Ryan
Miss Ryan
James H. Ryan
Katharine Cook
Miss Cook
Ridott
Great Paul Performs Amid Rain in City Audience
A large crowd braved sultry weather and a light sprinkle to attend a show featuring Father Paul Wit and his Great Paul, whose healing acts drew more attention than the concert. Reports say the Quaker doctors at the Rice Building cure ailments others fail to treat, with testimonials from Mrs. Nuesse and Mrs. Wesse. Local events note an upcoming lecture, meals by the First M E church Ladies Aid, and community notices including decor work at a bank.
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Paul
Pat
Paul's
Pam
Father Paul
Wonman
John Wesse
Nuesse
Cottonwood Street
Great Paul’s
Rice Building
Galena
Beloit
Rockford
Great Paul's
Miss Laurel Scott Sings At First M. E. Church
News of Day Tersely Told. Miss Laurel Scott of Springfield, IL, sang a solo at the First M. E. church Sunday evening, her first Freeport appearance, earning favorable notices for voice expression and charm. Miss Mary Peters resigns from George Blust to join Jourdan & Stukenberg as clerk. Ladies' Aid plans a well attended church supper tomorrow from 6 to 8 30 in the church basement.
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W. B
First M. E. Church
Laurel Scott
Springfield
Til
Freeport
Mary Peters
George Blust
Jourdan & Stukenberg
Miss Peters
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. E
Griffin Jr. Fined for Assault in Magistrate Court
John Griffin Jr. appeared before Magistrate Bentley on an assault charge against James Buxon. He was fined 350 pounds and costs totaling 73 dollars and 73 cents.
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John Griffin, Jr
Bentley
James Buxon
Freeport Congregations Host Socials and Meetings
Local notices report the Freeport auxiliary to the B I F E meeting Wednesday afternoon. Kinley returns to work at Walton Nephews after a Madison vacation. St Cecelia sodality hosts an ice cream social tomorrow evening at St Joseph's. Henry Kochsmeier learns his uncle Whoren arrived in New York from a four month stay. United Brethren juniors plan an ice cream social at the church tomorrow evening. Revival services continue at King's Daughters Mission with holiness meeting at 3 pm and service at 8 pm daily. Also a stock exchange proverb notes bears and timing.
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Freeport Division No. 800
B. of I. FE
CG. A. Kinley
Wm. Walton Nephews
Madison
St. Cecelia Sodality
St. Joseph’s Church
Henry Kochsmeier
Walton Nephews
Coming Events and Grand Opera House Schedule
August events include campmeeting at Riverside Park, Labor Day at Taylor's Park, and Fall term opening September 4 at Franport College of Commerce. Also county fair at Taylor's Park and a lecture at St Mary's on September 27. At the Grand Opera House, a lineup of plays and minstrel shows runs from August 30 to September 28 featuring Polly Primrose, The Trish Pawnbroker, The Moonshiney's Daughter, Dora Thorne, Vogel's Minstrels, and Our New Minister.
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Rivers Side Park
W.old Bottiore Roulon
Cedar Sent
Taylor's Park
Franport College of Commeres
Bermony
J. Vaughan
St. Mary's All
Grand Opera House
Polly Primrose
the Trish Pawnbroker
the Forbidden Land
Mr. Pasey
Irony Poseyyilie
the Royal Chol
Pharkard
Dora- Thorne
Vogel
Songa
Bud
Grave Trouble Foreseen and Cure Claimed
Mrs. John A. Young of Clay, N. Y. suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach, with a weakened heart and loss of appetite. She credits Electric Bitters with quick relief and a cure. A touted remedy for weak women, sold by Joseph Emmert at 50 cents a bottle under guarantee.
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John A. Young
Clay
Joseph Emmert
Wanted Woman of Intelligence Seeks Employment
A woman of intelligence and good address seeks employment at good pay. Call at room 2, Hettinger block, between 1 and 8 p.m. 8-2idlw.
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Hettinger Block
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Ny Tempt
F. A. Read
Seve
Gloria
Tong
Beckmire
Stephenson St
W. J. Young & Co
New School Books
Father Paul Wit
Startling Ceres
5S. W. McKee
Exchange Street
Geo Sehmelzle
C. D. _Knowlton’ s bank
F. J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyera
King’s Daughters
On Stock Exchange
Brown & Dollmeyer
W.T. Rawleigh Medienl
Stephenson
O Brent
North Gilena
Mbh
Howard HH
Rosenstiel
Freeport Show Factory
Beeb
Ight Housekeeping
Bedraga
Inequire
Dax St
Tol Bligk
UBL
Slktaw
Botoorf & Rummel
Stephangon Bt
Siawim
Stephnnson
Freeport, Ill
John Hea Maste
Jerreey
Plano
Ulnon
Chickering & Sons
Ivers & Pond
Amerson
Boston
Kurtzman
Biuffalo
Behning
Crown
Sterling
Singer
New Home
Wheeler & Wilson Standard
White, Davis, Household
Aldredge
John Hea
Munn
Court House
American Farm
The
Freeport Hardware Company
Galena Street
Illinois
New York
Madelia
Burrell Brothers
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