Fate of Freeport Shut-Out Game Victory for Madison
Madison wins a shut-out game after a wild throw by catcher Heffner. Moore debuts as new twirler for the champs. Wausau extends lead by defeating Fond du Lac.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
4
Madison wins a shut-out game after a wild throw by catcher Heffner. Moore debuts as new twirler for the champs. Wausau extends lead by defeating Fond du Lac.
Yesterday results show Freeport defeated Madison 1 to 0 with a lone sixth inning score when Mee singled, stole second, and scored on a wild throw by Heffner. Moore pitched for Freeport and Grimes for Madison. both were steady though Moore edged Grimes on the mound. Disch filled in for Ireland, while Ireland’s absence passer lent no extra offense to either side as Freeport grounded hits and Madison hit into the air.
Green Bay battered Oshkosh 9 to 0 as Miller kept the visitors off the bases. McCauley was badly hurt sliding into a base and will miss time. In La Crosse, La Crosse won 2 to 0 over Rockford with Watson and J Harms handling pitching. Wausau beat Pond du Lac 8 to 0, with Brady homering. Lang and Lezie starred on defense.
Hon. Douglas Pattison returns from Savanna after attending a Democratic gathering Friday with speakers including Adlai Stevenson and Mr Pattison.
C P Guenther & Co druggists at Galena avenue advertise Hindipo the nerve tonic and restorer. They promise a full refund if not satisfactory and claim it cures kidney troubles and nervous disorders. A 60-cent box, Blue Label Extra Strength, is offered with mail delivery under a positive guarantee.
Miss Hazel Trego guests Polo relatives and many locals travel for visits and business in Ridott Aurora Dixon Forreston and Chicago with a broad roster of names including Mrs J Murphy Miss Eva Wilde Miss Florence Carroll and Rev H M Markley among others. E B Bucher wins Winslow electric contract and outlines early lighting plans for Martintown.
An identical claim notes that deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It asserts only constitutional remedies can restore hearing and offers a $100 reward for incurable cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars available.
Frees port reports the sudden death of Herbert R. Johnson at his Buffalo home on Aug 20 from heart failure after a two week illness. Funeral held Aug 24 at the family residence with Rev. Presentt officiating. interment in East Aurora. Survived by wife Emma Rhodes Johnson, daughters Bertha and Mary, and siblings E. T. and Miss Emma Johnson. He was 60 and connected to Johnson & Wilkins undertaking, and active in several fraternal orders.
The W R card party hosts tonight and Monday afternoon. Freeport lodge of Eagles stag picnic tomorrow at Forrest Park. J E Curtin Illinois Central engineer in Amboy is father to a nine pound baby boy. St Margaret's guild meets fall season with Miss Ruth Collins on Lincoln Avenue Monday afternoon. F B Harriman Illinois Central general manager passes through city early this morning from Omaha to Chicago in a special car on train 401. Rev F W Emerson will preach at Englewood Christian Church Chicago Sunday evening and Mrs Emerson will accompany him as they attend the state Christian church convention opening Monday evening.
Jacob Schlamp of Silver Creek has his last will probated in county court leaving the entire estate to widow Barbara Benta. John Arthur’s will, dated June 17, 1907, names son William Arthur daughter Emma Arthur and granddaughter Lucile Arthur as executors without bonds. The testator’s estate befits his son Daniel Arthur’s child.
Oscar Figeley of the Freeport Police Department turns sixty five today and is celebrated by his family. His son Burton Figeley and wife from St Louis, a sister Mrs Frank Moore and husband from Sterling visit to offer congratulations. He recalls a historic Freeport debate heard as a lad from a tree in the grove.
The funeral for the late Mrs. Wilhelmina Barth will be held from the family residence at 103 Jackson Street at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Klingbeil of the Oak Street Evangelical church will officiate. The six sons Harry John Edward Walter Earl and Philip Barth will serve as pallbearers. Interment will be in the city cemetery.
The western branch office of the Williamsburgh Insurance company relocates today from the Brown building on Galena street to the Cosmopolitan building. Details of the office are pending, but a public reception is planned in about two weeks by Mr. Gund once arrangements are complete.
A weekly card party held yesterday afternoon at St Pius hall for the St Vincent orphanage attracted guests and prizes were awarded to Mrs Henry Rotzler Miss Ella Stack and Mrs William Wilson at the card tables.
Weather stopped the planned balloon ascent at Highland Park last evening and the event was moved to this evening. Prof Montgomery is among the leading aeronauts in the field.
A. H. Reiger has sold his cigar store on Stephenson Street to Herbert C. Carey, finalizing the transfer of ownership.
Crowds of about 10 000 gathered in Freeport to celebrate a mid 19th century event noted as pivotal to Civil War history. Keagle Labudde and Yordy won first prizes in a twelve entrant race with twelve prizes. Yordy also claimed the high jump at 4 feet 6 inches. Fireworks drew wide attention while rain reduced Friday night program. Evans defeated Rathbun in a three fall wrestling match. The crowd included veterans and travelers from Iowa Missouri and the middle west signaling a landmark day dated August 27 1908.
George Cheeseman and wife of Mt Carroll visit niece Mrs M A Stout in town. Gerald BE Sullivan editor Englewood Times Chicago was here this morning en route home from Hollandale Wis where he rusticated for a month. Miss Florence Hoffman leaves for New York City, formerly city resident, guest of Miss Cora Flachtemeier for three weeks. Mr and Mrs J H Holmes of Decatur who stayed with Mrs D C Sunderland and Mrs J B Munn depart tomorrow. Holmes supervised a government building architect in the city during its erection and spent over a year here. friends glad to meet him again.
Through the efforts of L Friedly proprietor of the Brewster house the big celebration ends tonight with music. Henry band will perform on the hotel balcony at eight. An earlier concert at three attracted a large crowd.
About 6000 visitors attended a public library historical exhibit this week. Responding to public sentiment, the library board approved extending the exhibit into next week, inviting more patrons to view items of historic value.
A fragment reports a Har killer recently returned from Fish Wars. It states he killed a few of the lesser crew but the biggest targets escaped.
Miss Jetta Bellows of Troy is reported quite ill at her home while Art Drener at St. Francis hospital is rapidly recovering.
Paris, Aug. 29. The Netherlands asked France if cooperation with Holland is possible in the Venezuela dispute. France has taken the request under advisement.
Lincoln August 29 President In graham of the typographical union presented William Jennings Bryan with a handsomely engraved membership certificate in the union.
A tourist agent suggests a test: stand before a movable mirror and have someone spin it at increasing speeds. If you feel normal, you may be a sturdy sailor. if the mirror swirl makes you dizzy, beware. Advises young couples to test before honeymoons.
Aug 22 97 events include Dawson's homecoming dance at Lexington hall on Sept 7. Fall term opens at Freeport College of Commerce on Sept 7. Labor day celebration at Highland park on Sept 7. Dancing and card party by Fra ternal Tribunes also at Lexington hall on Sept 7.
A dated entertainment list shows Aug 28 Meadowbrook Farm Aug 83i Empire Stock Co for one week Sept 8 W B Patton in The Blockhead Sept 10 As Told in the Hills Sept U The Flaming Arrow Sept 16 The Yankee Doodle Boys Sept 17 When We Were Friends Sept 24 Jane Eyre Sept 28 Harvey Dramatic Co for one week.
A happy nuptial was solemnized at 9:30 p.m. last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Georgianna Nampel in German Valley. Hiram B. Greenfield, also of German Valley, became the bridegroom. The ceremony, performed by Justice Fred Aykes, was witnessed by a small circle of intimate friends. The couple are well known in Stephenson County. The bride owned a harness shop and undertaking parlors in German Valley for years. The groom is a harness maker and a respected resident and businessman in German Valley.
A. Kellogg, longtime associate of the E. & W. clothing department for nearly three years, will assume a new post with the Golden Eagle starting September 1. The move marks a career transition within local retail ranks.
Closing board quotes show Dec wheat at 91 1/2 cents, Dec corn 66 1/2, Dec oats 41 1/2, Jan pork 16.10, Jan lard 9.36, Jan ribs 8.82. Union Stock Yards cattle steady with beeves 3.60 to 7.70, stockers 2.60 to 4.60, cows 1.75 to 5.80, hogs 5.00 to 6.98, mixed 6.20 to 7.02, heavy 6.15 to 7.08, bulk sales 6.45 to 6.90, and sheep 2.26 to 4.86.
A. Rapkr, general distributor in Milwaukee offers one package of R140 Tableta free to men and women. The remedy claims to ease chronic constipation dizziness headache stomach trouble and nervousness. Address 3917 Lisbon Ave Milwaukee.
Mrs M M Davison of 379 Gifford Ave San Jose California lauds Electric Bitters as a superior family remedy for headaches biliousness and liver and bowel torpor promising relief. Sold under guarantee at Jos Hummert s drug store for fifty cents.
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