Notice From Freeport Posterities Office
Entry recorded at the posteries in Freeport and Mlinota as the item moves through second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1898
Page
4
Entry recorded at the posteries in Freeport and Mlinota as the item moves through second class mail matter.
Personal mentions show Freeport residents and visitors in Rockford Chicago Aurora Indianapolis Moraine towns. Names include J H Bender Geo Ennenga C H Wareham Wm Irwin Peter Shriner M Scheidt Harry Scheidt Charles Bentley E A Blust A C Gassman Dr Cleary John Weaver Mrs Sampson Rogers Edward Bengston Miss Anna Goodhart Miss May Rockey Emil Belman Miss McKibben Miss Clark M E Scott Arthur Denton Standard Oil guest Steinmetz house Bur Hock Blood Bitters advertises pure blood benefits.
Chas Kuhlemeier is reported very ill with quinsy sore throat in the sick list, indicating a serious throat infection and reduced health status at that time.
Bradder Lodge of the Independent Order of Mutual Aid schedules an officer election tonight. Members will choose leaders for the lodge and related activities.
The Catholic Order of Foresters St Marys Court 650 meets tonight to appoint officers for the term. In news brief a street collision on upper Stephenson street left a mule the worse for wear after an electric car struck it last night.
The Rockford team is invited by the Islandport YMCA basketball squad to play a return game on Friday evening, December 16, at the local arena.
Preston L. Read and Miss Caroline Mellenberndt both of Rock Grove Til were married at the M E parsonage in Monroe on December 4 by Rev. Geo W Case.
Mr and Mrs Bert Grattelo hosted friends at cinch last night honoring Miss Zanders of Milwaukee. Top prizes went to John Hoebel and Ada Voigt, second to Ed Emrick Jr and Tillie Schmidt, consolations to Ed Emrick Sr and Miss Zanders. Also reported is a Kansas robbery conviction story involving Billy Schrenkler and a $500 haul.
A heated Freeport council session reveals Mayor Younger clashing with aldermen over the new city hall. The mayor faced opposition for preferred stone and rushed financing while aldermen accused him of political maneuvering and improper handling of bids. The roll call and tabling battle highlighted deep divisions as officials argued over costs and finishing the building.
The council acted on Cronkrite's resignation as corporation counsel after he became county judge. Douglas Pattison was appointed city attorney. The session debated peddler licensing, rebates on brick pavement, and funding for bands, with disputes over mayoral authority, city hall costs, and upcoming adjournment. The meeting ended with a curtain drop and a lively note on holiday goods promotion.
A claimed clever trick, Electric Bitters, advertised as a vegetable nerve tonic and blood purifier, promises quick relief for back pain, weak kidneys, malaria, constipation, headaches, fainting, sleeplessness, and melancholy. Each bottle 50 cents, guaranteed at Emmert & Burrell's Drug Store.
A cordial invitation is extended to each King's Daughters circle of Freeport and others wishing to join the order to meet at Mrs. W. H. Diffenbaugh’s home 174 South Galena Avenue on Wednesday afternoon December 7 at 2 30 to meet and hear state secretary Mrs. H. B. Goodwin of Chicago who will address them formally.
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chilblains chapped hands and more. It claims to cure piles or no pay required and guarantees satisfaction or money refunded priced at 26 cents per box sold by Emmert & Burre
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