Church Society Meetings In Various Locales
Multiple reports of church groups in Embury Memorial Salem Baptist Grace and M E churches holding meetings this week. Public tea and supper times are listed along with speaker Miss Meade a former missionary of Japan and bible study and Sunday school teacher sessions at Y M C A M E churches and First Presbyterian. Members urged to attend and participate in organized programs
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Embury Church
G. R. Loveland
Galena Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of Salem Church
EK. F. Holtzman
South
Galena Avenue
Woman’s Society of the Baptist Church
Miss Meade
Japan
Grace Church
W. Hol. Stratton
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Memorial hall planned in Rockford for Winnebago county servicemen
The Rockford community moves to build a memorial hall as a tribute to the boys in blue from Winnebago county. The First Presbyterian church of Rockford has resumed efforts toward supporting this local project.
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Rockford
Winnebago County
First Presbyterian Church of
Electric Bitters Promised as Cure All Remedy
Claims promise immediate self cure for back pain kidney weakness malaria and nervous troubles. Describes Electric Bitters as a vegetable tonic that stimulates liver and kidneys purifies blood relieves constipation headaches fainting sleeplessness and melancholy. Sold 50c at Emmert Burrells Drug Store with guarantee.
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Emmert & Burrell’s
Valen tine Hans Dies In Orangeville At 66
From Our Own Correspondent Orangeville Dec 6 Mrs Valen tine Hans died at her home after a long illness She was 66 years old and lived here many years The funeral was held from Amity church Tuesday afternoon Also noted are visits from Edna Loveland and Clarence Freeport visits by Howard Musser G G Gheen hosting visitors and ongoing gospel meetings at multiple churches plus a wedding attendance at Freeport Thursday
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Orangeville
Valentine Hans
Amity Church
Edna Loveland
Clarence
Freeport
Howard Musser
Colorado
Geo. Musser
Blosser
Blosser Began A Series of Gospel Meetings Monday Evening. Mrs. Kinsel and Son
Iowa
G. G. Gheen
Rev
Jaycox
Pleasant Hill
Adam Epley
Whalford-Hartman
Thanksgiving Day Observed In Creavennial District
From Our Own Correspondent Thanksgiving day was observed in the locality with individual dinners. A. Penticoff of Pearl City visited Mrs. J. C. Fisher. Santa Claus begins gift distribution. a fine eight pound son born to Boyd Hogins. Ed Aspinwall Will Bechtold and James Kilgore husk corn for Orville Van Brocklin. Several local residents mentioned including Mrs. Amendt and Mrs. Hogins, with multiple visits and minor incidents noted.
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Creavennial
A. Penticoff
Pearl City
J. C. Fisher
Santa Claus
Boyd Hogins
Ed Aspinwall
Will Bechtold
James Kilgore
Orville van Brocklin
Bolton
Charles Walbaum
Howard Crabtree
Shannon
E. Voss
Cornelius Heitter
Freeport
Henry Klaus
Eleroy
Amendt
George Heitter
Lulu Heitter
Heitter
Grant Winters
Bert Winters
Maximillian
Silvio Kalani
Leroy
Davis From Our Own Correspondent Davis Ill
From Davis Illinois reports list local residents visiting and moving, including Mrs Bulkley funeral attendance, Abe Wagner Pecatonica trip, George Clark purchasing the Mrs Potter property, John Gibbons returning to Missouri, Rev Cromer Lena visit, and a Masons dance event with officers elected and an oyster pie supper, plus Emerson Cross leaving for railway work in Freeport.
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Durand
John Gibbons
Missouri
P. O. Silver
A. Bergman
Freeport
C. T. Kleckner
Zo Jeffries
Kansas
E. Clark
T. Hilert
W. M
A. J. Foster
S. W
Nels Ende
J. W
T. Cronemiller
F. P. Cross
Emerson Cross
C., M. & St. P. Railroad
Army
Cedarville Notes and Local Events From Our Own Correspondent
Cedarville reports continued mild weather and ample corn to husk. Visitors include Mrs. Jud Hall of Freeport and H. B. McAfee of Chicago. Creamiery paid 75 cents on an average test of 4 34 hundredths. Revival services ongoing at United Evangelical church with a Friday lecture What two cyclists saw in Ireland under Cedar Cliff M W A. G W Wilcox and wife visiting. Cedar Cliff camp elected officers Jas A Graham V C John B Clingman W A George W Kryder E B J Frank Kryder escort Dr C P Leitzell physician M B Humphrey watchman Herman Bower sentinel E G Clingman clerk Dr Chas P Leitzell manager S B Barber dr delegate Clinton Fink alternate. Presbyterian church to hold missionary tea at Mrs C W Frank’s next Friday.
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Cedarville
Crdarville
Dee
Jud Hall
Freeport
John Strohm
Winslow
Cedarville Creamery
H. B. McAfee
Chicago
United Evangelical Church
Wright
V. C
John’b. Clingman
W. A
George W. Kryder
E. B
J. Frank Kryder
C. P. Leitzell
M. B. Humphrey
Herman Bower
E.G. Clingman
Chas P. Leitzell
S. B. Barber
Community Christmas Entertainment Planned Next Week
The school schedules a Christmas entertainment on Saturday evening December 24. Local residents Jennie Meyers and S. B. Ermold’s share visits at Cedarville over Sunday. Michael Cawley sets a public sale for Tuesday December 20 at his property. Harlem Center’s Law visited Jas Fogel and family yesterday. West Street sees Grant Rosenstiel’s house soon to be occupied by Wm Place. Frances Egan, recently in Porto Rico, spent time with his brother here last week. W.E. Stackpole returns from South Wayne Wisconsin. Local youths attend a gathering at Wm Wagner’s Friday night with E M Egan and wife hosting Wisconsin visitors Sunday. Mrs. Young of Watertown Wisconsin visits Mrs. Myers. Creamery pays 85 cents per hundred pounds for November milk. Sheriff Fox appoints J. B. McCool as deputy. Henry Reiter hosted a wood bee yesterday. A wood chopping bee was held at Mrs Shrader’s last Thursday. John Miller did business in Freeport today. W Sidel of Eleroy transacted business locally today. Wn. H. Jordan did business in Freeport Friday.
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Jennie Meyers
S. B. Ermold
Cedarville
Michael Cawley
Law
Harlem Center
Jas. Fogel
Wm. Place
Grant Rosenstiel
West Street
Frances Egan
Porto Rico
W.E. Stackpole
South Wayne
Wis
Wm. Wagner
E. M. Egan
Wisconsin
Young
Watertown
Sheriff Fox
J. B. McCool
Henry Reiter
Winter Weather and Local Business in Wappams Grove
Fine winter weather but little snow for sleighing. Farmers haul oats hogs and corn. John Eustice of Lena ships hogs here. Will Brinker visits. Chas Corning ships buckwheat to Pearl City and supplies flour. Residents Emma Gaffeny Alma Storm Maud Pickard visit. local trades and poultry buyers affected. Elder J G Royer to preach at Chelsea.
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Wappams Grove
John Eustice
Lena
Will Brinker
John
Chas
Corning
Pearl City
James Smith
Winslow
Emma Gaffeny
Alma Storm
Maud Pickard
Lee Boyer
John Albee
David Wiswiller
John Lampert
Harry Leninger
South Water Street Commission
J. G. Royer
Mt. Morris
Chelsea
Hog receipts set records as farmers drive hogs
Eceroy reports that on Monday a large number of farmers drove hogs, producing record-breaking receipts. The following Tuesday the masons working on the Illinois Central railroad project completed their tasks.
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Eceroy
Masons
Illinois Central Railroad
Pearl City fair band practices for Wednesday event
The text notes band members practice for the Pearl City fair and will entertain Pearl City residents on Wednesday evening the 7th. Dr. Plasch of Freeport visited on professional business. Bert Stickney husked for Harve Heitter. The U B Sunday school plans a Christmas entertainment with a tree. Mr. and Mrs. W L Natho canvassed for homeopathic remedies. The Y P C U supper yielded nine dollars and good times, with liveried waiters. QA Monroe Moore e practiced with the band after traveling from Nora. LaCross Soap Co. agent visited Friday. George Duth hauled two iron bridges to Harlem township. Miles Moore attends Harlow business college in Freeport.
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Pearl City
Dr. Plasch
Freeport
Bert Stickney
Harve Heitter
U. B
W. L. Natho
Harlem Township
Miles Moore
Harlow Business College
The Markets: Chicago and Freeport Board of Trade Quotes
Closing quotations show May wheat at 65 and corn at 343 with oats at 263. Hog prices steady with large receipts around 60,000. Cattle and sheep volumes reported, with mixed futures and daily cash demand. stronger notes in Western markets and Argentina crop uncertainty.
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Board of Trade
Freeport Board OF Trade
Schwartz, Dupee & Co
M. BE. McHenry
Liverpool
Seaboard
Ai Ie My
News Briefs on Illness and Local Alerts
S.C. Schofield, previously ill for days, is now able to be out. Miss Lena Schwarb shows improvement at the hospital. Bert Horton’s young son remains gravely ill. Local concern over stolen labels and counterfeit tea packed as “ur” tea resembling Rocky Mountain Tea warns the public that health could be harmed for profit. Emmert & Burrell issues a caution.
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S.C. Schofield
Lena Schwarb
Bert Horton
Emmert & Burrell
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