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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
4
A local display invites customers to view the largest and finest line of small and large Bugs ever shown. The notice emphasizes variety and quality in the new collection now on display.
Suggests purchasing floral or Oriental rugs as lasting gifts with Smyrna Axminster Velvet and Wilton Velvet options. Lists sizes and prices from $1.75 to $60 and notes room-size rugs from $12 to $60. Claims satisfaction and invites customers to look and buy, mentioning Bugs as a trial.
Lena December notices include Mrs Lila Kipling visiting Freeport relatives, W H I M society event at Mrs A S Crotzer home with Africa program and Bessie Baldwin solo. Local residents Miss Dora Price marries Peter Reeder in a private ceremony. other visitors cited from Mason City, Chicago and Indianapolis.
W J Rawls of Bells Tennessee spent twenty years battling nasal catarrh. He reports that applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore inside his nose reduced swelling and soreness, which then disappeared and never returned. Described as the best salve in existence, 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drugstore.
Annual election of officers conducted by Court Mohawk 38197 Independent Order of Foresters last night. The order reports strong social and financial year with new members. reserve fund surpasses twelve million dollars. Elected officers include C P Guenther as Court Deputy and Treasurer, Louis Kuehner as Chief Ranger, W C Rubendall as Vice Chief Ranger, B A Janssen as Recording Secretary, Jed Guenther as Financial Secretary, F J O Rourk as Orator, Warren Clark as Organist, Drs Voigt and Smith as Court Physicians, J Boos as Senior Woodward, Louis Clark as Junior Woodward, Harry Meyers as Senior Beadle, A B Clark as Junior Beadle. Trustees Dr L Matter and Dr A E Smith. Finance Committee Frank Koenig and W C Rubendall. Installation set for second Wednesday in January. One candidate initiated last night.
The Sunday School of Trinity church elected officers for the year. New officers include Superintendent A B Wight, Assistant Superintendent John Walters, Secretary J K E Sensanbaugh, Treasurer John Bokemeier, Librarian L Eichelberger, Assistant Librarian Elmer Vangeblut, Organist Bertha Dickover, Assistant Organist Mrs George Derby, Chorister Mrs C C Anangst, Assistant Chorister Mrs William Wagner, Superintendent Primary Department Mayrs H Hichelberger, Assistant Superintendent Primary Department Mrs John Knapp, Superintendent Home Department Mrs Mary Garman, Assistant Superintendent Frame Department Mrs F J Miller. The Loyal Sunday school army plan was adopted for the coming year to boost results.
In Rockford on December 18 John T. Buckbee was re-elected Illustrious Potentate of Tebala temple. Illustrious Potentate Buckbee and officers including Willis M. Kimball as Chief Rabban and Dr. R. W. Finley as High Priest and Prophet were named. Imperial Council delegates Buckbee Camlin Garrett chosen. council meets in Los Angeles in May.
In a city hall election the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic chose officers: President Mrs Nellie Musser Senior Vice President Mrs Sophia Figeley Junior Vice President Mrs Florence Hart Treasurer Mrs Cora Salt Chaplain Mrs Helen Underwood Conductress Mrs Mary Gale Guide Mrs Alice Hoyman Delegates to May convention Mrs Olive Held Ettina Plummer Mrs Mary Brady Alternates Mrs Sawyer Mrs Florence Hart Mrs S Heyman Also elected for Freeport Royal Neighbors groups and G I A division at Odd Fellows hall with lists of officer roles and names.
The article lists church officers including Vice President Mrs J B Fenton, Secretary Mrs Tf G Pratt, Treasurer Miss Sarah Brown, Organist Mrs A Snively, and floral department lead Mrs H Heeren. It notes an experience social is planned for next Wednesday evening at the church parlors.
The Order of Mutual Protection will elect officers this evening for the Freeport camp of Woodmen. Officers will be chosen this evening for the Freeport Woodmen camp in a local fraternal event.
News of the day notes a ten inch water main burst at Homer and Walnut, causing a deep sunken area in the roadway. The hazard was unlit last evening and a farmer’s team fell into it but was freed without damage.
Night Captain Adam Wilkey and Officers George Frazier and William Reiger of the city force are arranging an annual police ball. No definite date yet, but it is expected to be held mid January at the Masonic Temple.
Sheriff Milner has brought Earl Raymer back from Pontiac where he was sent to the reformatory. Mrs Otto Krehl entertained the German club yesterday afternoon for her birthday, hosting a five o'clock dinner and proving herself an excellent hostess.
Harold Northey, son of Mrs. William Northey of Shannon, was operated on yesterday afternoon by Drs Rideout and Clark for tonsillitis. He is reported to be getting along very well and is a nephew of FE J Stewart of this city, whom he is visiting.
Fragmentary lines mention Adam and Eden with a pun on what he ate versus drank. The verse references Rocky Mountain Tea and names Jos and Emmert, suggesting a playful or philosophical riff rather than a full narrative. No clear event or outcome is stated.
From Our Own Correspondent Shannon December 11 reports Mrs Ralph Coon traveling as a Freeport passenger. A S Babb visited Mt Carroll on business. W S Cowen arrived from Chicago for a brief stay. Mrs Dave Good and children visited relatives in Freeport, William Schouer and wife spent the week in Chicago. Mrs Henry Damman and children returned from Lanark, Mrs Margaret Ward of Silver Creek New York called on Shannon friends, Mrs Sadie Peeter of Mt Carroll spent time with old acquaintances. Miss Bessie Carbaugh visited Lanark relatives. Homer Weigle traveled as a Lanark passenger Saturday. Miss Jennie Franks Mrs Stephen son Prof Scott N H Grossman and Gertrude Begeman attended the event.
Mrs J Kraker and daughter Clara spent Saturday in Freeport while Neenah Prutzman also visited Freeport on Sunday. A S Babb Joe Warner and Frank Eby attended a Mt Carroll fair association meeting on Monday.
Harlem Corners reports visits from Mrs. Peter McGurk of Kent and George Harris of Tennessee with relatives. Francis Becker of Waterloo and John Becker of Spirit Lake connected with Mrs. H. Gassman. F Fluegle sold a horse in Freeport and Cliff Hart’s family visited Pleasant Hill. Woodman fairgoers from the area attended McConnell Saturday night. Upcoming Damascus services Sunday at 7 30 p m.
Everts notes a shooting match scheduled for Friday December 21. John Brookman has traveled to Pekin Illinois to visit relatives. Henry Klinger and his companion visited Mr and Mrs I Klinger on Sunday. George Dilly spent Saturday with Fred Lamm who has recently returned from months in the western states. John Gartman of Rockford visited Mr and Mrs John Hare. John Auer Jr was seen on the streets last Thursday. The blacksmith reports heavy horse shoing work.
Mrs E Richards and six others traveled to Freeport on Saturday. E Richards shipped a carload of sheep to Chicago Monday evening. Norma Fye slowly improves from a long illness. Mrs W Agney visited Lena mother Mrs Babcock on Sunday. Lewis Wagner works for Frank Knauff at Freeport. Eva McLain and Maud Richards attended a Lena lecture Saturday. Tillie Death visited Freeport Tuesday.
W. L. Hill, once 90 pounds and coughing from consumption, reports dramatic recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. From 99 pounds to over 180, he claims a complete cure after 12 bottles. Guaranteed by Joseph Emmert Druggest. 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.
A brief notice lists 167 Stephenson Street as the watch window for homemade Christmas gifts dated December 12. The entry notes a local home craft sale or display without further details.
Public sale slated for Tuesday December 1 four miles northeast of Freeport includes horses farm machinery and other property. Conducted by G. M. Carnefix. Auction location and terms to be announced.
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