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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1907

Page

8

Personal notices of holiday visits in Freeport and region

Mise Helen and Andrew Bixby return to Omaha while many guests travel for Christmas. Notables include Walter Hopperney heading to New York, Bert Young in Chicago, and families visiting relatives in Bloomington, Freeport, Rising City, and surrounding areas. Several notable names from Chicago, Indianapolis, Belvidere, and Storm Lake gather in Freeport for the holidays with local residents and relatives.

Walter Hopperney New York Robert Bickenbaugh Chicago Champaign C. H. Chapman Frankfort Mich Bert Young J . Graham Pleasant Street Wilbur Coons Bloomington Francia Zahler Rising City Nebr Michael Redlinger R. C. Sinediey A. Leath Pearl Leath Elgin L. W. Hawken F. P. Foll Eagle Grove J. W. Foll Lena Freeport James R. Cowley Washington, D. C Fred Wagner Steward, N

Market Report: Closing Board and Yard Quotations Chicago

Chicago closing board of trade quotations list May wheat at 1.05 to 1.06, May corn around 58, May oats about 51.34, Jan pork 12.46, Jan ribs 7.65, Jan lard 6.67. Union stock yards show cattle 5,000 steady, beeves 3.55 to 6.30, cows–heifers 1.25 to 4.75, stockers–feeders 2.40 to 4.35, hogs 23,000 with mixed 4.35 to 4.75, sheep 8,000 10 to 15 higher, 2.00 to 4.60. Further Chicago Board of Trade quotes include openings, highs, lows, and closes for wheat, lard, and ribs, with incomplete figures and fragmented entries.

Associated Preass Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards Chicago Board of Trades Dickinson & Co C. D. Anderson Tggy da Bibby Wee

First Day of Winter Sees Small Samples at Sale

Pleasant Hill reports a severe short sample of weather and a busy sale day led by Hazel Shultz at the stand. James Miller and Thomas Kahl families visited, Pat Knight welcomed a baby girl, and Chicago trip plans marked holiday visits. Multiple locals attended Eisley and Wittenmeyer sales, with farming moves and relocations noted.

Pleasant Hill James Miller Thomas Kahl H. B. Shultz Hazel Shultz Stork Pat. Knight Joseph Kratzer Chicago Dora Folgate Henry Harris Charles Armagast Dublin Lena William Wachlin McConnell Shultz Holmes Mabel Uhe Alice Freeport Black Bros Co A. Shultz Stockton William Henen Price Ste Blanche Ob. Masters Louisa Martin Murphy Wittenmeyer Damascus Chas. Weaver Leta Hiram Snyder Oliver Hulmes Champaign Z. T. Turner Eleroy Cuyler Schermer Iorn Jerry Swart S. I. C. Jacobs

Mrs. 1 D Converse Dies in Freeport at 92

Mrs Barbara Furry aged ninety three died at her son William Furrys home 315 Douglas avenue Freeport following a brief illness. Born Barbara Straub Oct 8 1814 in Danville Pa she moved west in 1850 and helped found the First Methodist church here. Survived by five children William Mary Frank Anna Clinton and four grandchildren with services Thursday at 2 pm from 315 Douglas avenue led by Rev C W McCaskill.

Barbara Furry William Furry Douglas Avenue Furry Danville Montour County Pennsylvania Barbara Straub Great Lake Stephenson County C. W. McCaskill First Methodist Episcopal Church

Local Notes and Community Updates from the Day

The F A Read store will be closed all day tomorrow. Bamberger planing mill is closed this week for stock invoicing. Settle ment Home Mother's club hosts a special Christmas celebration Thursday afternoon inviting all mothers. Anchor society meets Thursday night to discuss by law changes and to elect a guide for the annual meeting. Frank Ross showcases a new Chicago arrived stand at Chicago and Stephenson streets interior, promising modern features to ease work and enhance his peanut and popcorn offerings.

Mother’s Club Anchor Society Frank Ross Chicago Stephenson Streets

Red Oak Social Roundup Sees Visits and Farewells

From Our Own Correspondent, Red Oak news notes several visits and movements. Mrs W R Bender hosted her Polo sister, Kate Rigney visited Freeport, and Wim Welch with Ethel Nate went to Chicago. Clifford Bender rests in Chicago, Dan Woblford moved to Geo Rief farm, and Oscar Matter of Buckeye visited. Mrs Boss ended revival meetings in Milwaukee and Mystic Workers plan a meeting next Saturday evening with all members urged to attend.

Red Oak W. R. Bender Polo Kate Rigney Freeport Wim. Welch Ethel Nate Chicago K. R. Tiffany Matt Marvin Clifford Bender Dan Woblford Oscar Matter Buckeye Boss Milwaukee Mystic Workers

Florence Station Correspondent notices and holiday greetings

From Our Own Correspondent Florence Dec 28 wishes readers merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Local updates mention FE C Otto of Riley Kansas visiting, Mrs Heisemeier returning home, Mae Wall visiting Freeport, and Christmas shopping there. Roy and Hessie Beeker return from Freeport after a visit. A Grand Annual Ball is invited at the M W A hall New Year's Eve with music and supper. Several attended a band fair in Shannon last week.

Florence Station FE. C. Otto Riley Kan Heisemeier Elerey Mae Wall Freeport Roy Hessie Beeker M. W. A. Hall Shannon Frank Michel Harlem

Coming Events Listings for Germania and Local Societies

December and January activities include Germania society dances at Lexington hall and YMCA programs in Monroe, high school alumni events, a Christmas party, and multiple University Extension lectures on Early Christianity by Prof. H L Willett. Also scheduled are masquade balls, a ball and card party, and a mid winter bail at Lexington hall with prizes.

Germania Society Monroeve Lexington Hall Fred R. E. Dawson International Association of Machinisma Fred R. KF Dawson B.of R.T Masonic Temple First Presbyterian Church Freeport College of Commerce Fred R. FE Farmers’ County Institute H. J. Willett H.L. Willett H. L. Willett

Odd Dec Events and Plays Mentioned in Snippet

A fragment lists December matinee titles Sweet Clover and The Girl Over There and December notes for When Knighthood Was in Flower and Cripple Creek. January entries include The Vanderbilt Cup North Bros and The Man of the Hour with dates scattered in a local program.

Sweet Clover Knighthood Cripple Creek North Bros

Christmas Travel and Homecomings Reported in Lena

Lena, Dec. 24. Mrs. Joseph Schneider and daughter Mam moser visit Chicago relatives for Christmas. Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Inman arrive from Manchester Ia to holiday in Lena. Lloyd Hurd returns home for vacation. Several locals travel for the holidays and Sunday schools plan Christmas programs tonight.

Lena Joseph Schneider Mammoser Chicago Yester J. R. Inman Manchester Lloyd Hurd Irmgard Heth Poynette Wis N. BK. Heth Ollie Zoezer Rockford Mae Grace Wetzel Wheaton Eva Gates Bay City Mich L. M. Gates Rosalie Taylor Paulina Aspinwall Freeport A. BE. Seise Leah Ward Emma Armbruster John Mammoser Harry Reed

Infant shoes sale at four and a fraction cent price

A newspaper item notes a clearance of 60e infant soft sole shoes in dozens of fancy styles offered for 4.0 cents until December 18 at Ninaschmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer. The short notice highlights a limited time sale and the catalog of available styles.

Ninaschmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer

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