Birthday Anniversary for Miss Sadie Shirk in Freeport
Miss Sadie Shirk, aged twenty four, was surprised at sister Mrs. Miron A. Stout's home on Float Street by about twenty five friends who presented two rings and gifts. The hostesses, with Miss Minnie Brown, organized a pleasant evening with refreshments and social diversions.
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Sadie Shirk
Miron A. Stout
Float Street
Miss Shirk
Lillian Ackenbaugh
Fifth Avenue
Freeport Fraternal Tribune No. 99
Lexington Hall
Inez Stewart
Galena Avenue
Death of Harry Holsapple at age nine
Harry S Holsapple nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Holsapple of 39 Winnefred street died last night at 9 after six weeks with organic heart disease He attended Union school He is survived by parents three sisters Blanche Alice Ethel and two brothers Romeo and Walter Funeral at one o'clock tomorrow at the family home Rev E McKay to conduct remains to be taken to Dakota for interment
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Harry S. Holsapple
Lofiy Miness
Frank Holsapple
Winnefred Street
The
Union School
Blanche
Alice
Ethel
Romeo
Walter
Rev. E. &. McKay
Dakota
Upcoming events and grand opera lineup from Reedville
A mixed list shows August and September happenings including reunions, Labor Day events, county fairs, lectures, and a Fall Chamber of Commerce opening. Grand Opera House bookings feature Polly Primrose, The Moonshiners Daughter, Train Robbers, and Sousa’s Band among others. Buckler’s Arnica Salve advertised for burns and wounds with a Norfolk testimonial, while the Dairy Journal offers citywide delivery notes.
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Grand Opera
Polly Primrose
Trish Pawnbroker
Forbidden Land
Mr. Posey Fronco
The
Royal Het
Soning
Old Clothes Man
Phinkeatad
Moonshinens
Muluight
Dora Thorne
Rupe
Vorel
Sousa
Coemen
Yilin
Syngonld
Postmasters to Convene in Peoria for Fourth Class Meeting
Illinois postmasters of the fourth class prepare for a Peoria convention October 18 and 19. Postmaster F L Carroll leads planning with local officials for entertainment and talks by postmasters and state and national figures. Hundreds of guests expected over two days with discussions on legislation and service improvement.
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Peoria
F. L. Carroll
Ilinois State League of
League
Illinois League
Take the Journal to readers away for the summer
Regular readers changing address should arrange summer delivery. The Journal can be sent to any US post office without extra charge and the address can be changed as often as desired. Readers will receive prompt, regular delivery through the summer months.
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United States
Peterson's Home Laundry Ad Opens Service Details
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local laundry ad for Eterson’s or Peterson’s Home Laundry on Empire Street offering family washing and prompt service. Readable words indicate a simple advertisement with limited contact or offerings.
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Eterson
Empire _ atreat
Local Notes From Community Gatherings and Job Moves
Miss Florence Winning accepts a position at Charles Gables grocery store. Miss Della Leithner hosted last night for Miss Jo Batistore of Chicago. Art Steffen won first prize in a quinquennial game, Winora Steffen second, and Al G. Fleck also noted. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church served supper in church parlors from five to eight with many guests. Mrs. Schofield hosted young married folks from the Baptist church on Cherry street for games and refreshments. about twenty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Charles Gables
Della Leithner
Jo Batistore
Chicago
Mkuchre
Art Steffen
Winora Steffen
Lone Hand
al. G. Fleck
Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Grave Trouble Perseen Cure by Electric Bitters
Mrs John A Young of Clay New York suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach with a weakened heart and loss of appetite. Electric Bitters relieved and cured her quickly. Described as best medicine for weak women, sold with guarantee by Joseph Emmert at 50 cents a bottle.
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John A. Young
Clay
N. Y
Joseph Emmert
Great Paul draws 6000 to free vaudeville show
Last night at Walnut and Jackson streets a crowd of about 6000 praised the Great Paul for entertainment and a broad instructive lecture. He denounced local doctors and announced free treatment for the poor at the Quaker Doctors Office in Rice Building from 2 to 4 this afternoon.
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Paul
Walnut
Jackson Streets
Rice Blde
Freeort
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Sloss
F. A. Read
Beckmire
Stephenson St
W. J. Young & Co
New School Books
Young People’s Society of
St. John's Church
Fred Dorman
Aeolian Club
Riveralte Park
Aus
Old Aettlers
Cedarville
Taylor's Park
Fall Farm
Freeport Coltere of Commerce
Tyler's Park
Tad Vaughan
Bt. Mary's
Buckler
C. Rivenbark, Jr
Norfolk
Bucklen
Thomas Bent
Victoria
John Paul Jones
Joseph A. Newton
Blaverhilt
Mass
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
N. C
William 8. Sanders
Montana
Luca Esterhazy
Transylvania
Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
Canada
Woodward
Atlanta
Hiram
Thram
Howard Patton
William & Beckmire
Brown & Dollmeyer
John Hea
Freeport
Northwestern Illinois
Chickering & Sons
Ivers & Pond
Emerson
Boston
Kurtsman
Buffalo
Behning, Crown, Sterling and
Atharwala
Singer
New Home
Wheeler & Wilson Standard
White, Davis, Household
Eldredge
Munn Bridg
Court House
Stephnnson
Freeport, Til
Andrew Ott
American Street
Dalf
Curtin
Chicago Street
Anna Fries
American Farm
Freeport Hardware Company
Galena Street
Illinois
New York
Madelia
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson É
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