Masonic Calendar Listings in Local Lodges
Masonic calendar lists regular stated communications for Macelsior Lodge No 7 on the first and eighth Fridays, Evergreen Lodge No 170 on the first and eighth Mondays, Freeport Chapter No 1 BR A M on the first and third Tuesdays, Freeport Council No 89 R and S M on the second Tuesday, and Freeport Commandery No 7 KT on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macelsior Lodge
A. F
A. M
Evergreen Lodge
Freeport
BR. A. M
Freeport Council
8. M
Personal Record Highlights Local and Out-of-Town Visits
A montage of daily social and business notes from Freeport and nearby towns. Residents and visitors include Joe Gund in Mankato, Roy Farwell in Chicago on business, Madison’s H M Faust in Freeport, and many others from Joliet to Dixon. Trips to Pittsburg, Denver, and Denver connections figure among the routine exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy K. Farwell
Chicago
H. M. Faust
Madison
Freeport
C. GC
G. J. McCann
Joliet
H. R. Bennett
RE. C. Stoody
Dixon
Vera Hoyman
Orangeville
L. L. Turney
Rockford
Thad M. Graves
Belvidere
William Ascher
Pittsburg
Edgar Eells
Winslow
Local notices and society meetings announced
The K of C plans initiation of candidates tonight. St Catherine's guild meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Burwell. Notice of C G Schoeffl’s advertisement change. F B Jones won shoes auctioned by John Keesey. Trinity Church Ladies Aid meet Thursday afternoon at the church for business. Fraternal Tribunes No 99 members urged to attend Theran RRs Skeel funeral Wednesday at 10. Andrew Krieg returns to duties after a Freeport trip. Rollaway rink to host a moonlight skating party Thursday evening February 27 from 8:30 to 10:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
St. Catherine’s Guild
Tomarine
Burwell
Fraternal Tribunes
Theran Rrs Skeel
Andrew Krieg
Oregon
Lowden
Freeport
Rollaway Rink
Central Examinations Change Date to Thursday
The central examinations will be held on Thursday of this week instead of Friday as announced last evening. A special examination is arranged for those unable to attend Freeport last Friday.
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Freeport
Appointed Treasurer at Stephenson County club
At a meeting of the Stephenson County Fish and Game club held last evening in the County club rooms J. J. Snyder was named treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Arthur Saye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County Fish and Game Club
County Club
J. J. Snyder
Arthur Saye
Wasn’t this Operated On Reverend Scheffner
Reverend Henry Scheffner of 206 South Galena Avenue underwent surgery today at Dr. White sanatorium for an appendix abscess. The operation was performed by Dr. J I White and Dr. Sheliey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scheffner
Galena Avenue
Dr. White
J.I. White
Sheliey
Apollo Quintette Delights Freeport Audience With Newspeaking Horns
The Apollo quintette appeared at the Y M C A last night and earned enthusiastic recalls from a Freeport crowd. They delivered a varied program with saxophone quartet novelty and vibrant brass. Mrs Wells at piano and Miss Fisher Shipp impressed with readings and musical numbers concluding with Carissima and The Rose of Summer. The performance drew universal praise and a potential return engagement.
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Apollo
Holy City
Scotland
Rubenstein
Fr. Henry
Messrs. Wells, Holmes and Smith
Freeport
S. L. Krebs
Elks Card Party and Daughters Visit at 866 Union Street
Miss Oswald served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield hosted a gathering for twenty five to honor their daughters Mrs. Griffin of Colorado Springs and Mrs. A. D. Randall of Portland on a visit. Cards followed with light refreshments and informal dancing. Prizes went to Miss S. Curtiss and John Glennan. Gibler's orchestra provided music for the dancing. Tight refreshments were served.
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Oswald
Greenfield
Union Street
Griffin
Colorado Springs
A. D. Randall
Portland
Oregon
The
Elks
S. Curtiss
John Glennan
Gibler
Card Party Planned at Odd Fellows Hall on March 3
The L A to the B of R T announces a card party in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday March 3 at 2 45 p m Ladies invited Haviland china prizes Freeport camp Royal Neighbors invite the public to the party to be held at the room over the State bank
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L. A
B.of R. T
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Haviland China Prizes
Freeport Camp
Royal Neighbors
State Bank
Revival of the Improved Order of Red Men in the City
C A M F W Jones, organizer for the Improved Order of Red Men, is in the city reorganizing the order after years of dormancy. He reports strong local support, with over a hundred anticipated new members and plans to record local Indian history as part of the national revival. The order emphasizes American origins, rituals in blank verse by Longfellow, and social as well as benevolent aims, noting no insurance benefit.
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F. W. Jones
Order of
Red Men
Great Order
Mr. Jones
Longfellow
Boston
England
Paul Revere
Order of Red Men
Local Option issue debated over hired out-of-town speakers
Rights and Liberty League argues against outside influence in Freeport liquor policy. Citizens urged to decide locally on saloons, taxes, and future business impact without Chicago, Kansas City, or other distant speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rights and Liberty League
Freeport
Chicago
Kansas
Mars
Kansas City
Kokomo
Oshkosh
Medicine Hat
Opening of Orphanage Bazaar for St Vincent Orphanage
The bazaar opened last evening at St Pius hall to support St Vincent orphanage and drew a good crowd despite bad weather. The hall featured yellow and white decorations, multiple booths, and donated items with proceeds from dances. Volunteers guided booths including bakery confectionery cigars and pops fancy work and prizes were awarded to Mrs EK McSherry Miss Mary Stopher John Hoebel and August Uirattelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent Orphanage
St. Pius Hall
Tempel
N. A. Backus
Clara Straub
Elizabeth Rame
Mra
McCiavern
John Franz
C. P. Guenther
Special Agent Arrests Two Coal Thieves in Town
Morris Welch, an Illinois Central special agent, arrested two men on charges of stealing coal from the company. The men paid fines and were released. Welch vows to end coal theft and warns that anyone found taking coal on the right of way or in yards will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Welch
Ilinois Central
Welch
Rattlesnake Tie Captures Attention in Freeport Story
Walter Saenger proudly owns a rattlesnake shaped four in hand tie sent yesterday by Rattlesnake Pete, a western character linked to a Freeport race meeting thirteen years ago. The gruesome object is highly regarded by its owner despite its chilling appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saenger
Pete
Freeport
Eugene Field Poems Reading By Mrs Englar in Freeport
Freeport Woman's Club hosts a readings program from Eugene Field poems presented by his daughter Mrs W C Englar of Chicago with Mrs Oyler singing several numbers. The event occurs next Saturday afternoon for club friends and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
Freeport Woman's Club
W. C. Englar
Chicago
Oyler
Card of Thanks for Shults Family in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Charles Shults of Antigo Wis and Mr Roy Shults of Milwaukee express thanks to the HK of L BE and the Ladies Auxiliary and to friends for assistance and kindness during their sad errand to Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shults
Antigo
Wis
Roy Shults
Milwaukee
HK. of
L. BE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Freeport
Y. P. Cc. U. of the First U. B. Church Meeting
The Y P Cc U of the First U church holds its monthly business meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs FE Pratt on Wednesday evening February 26. Election of officers and other important business. Everybody come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.P. Cc. U
U. BR. Ehurch
FE. G. Pratt
Keeping Open Mouse Dr. King's New Life Pills Ad Claim
An old time drug ad promises relief by regulating stomach liver and bowels so readers feel good. It notes the product price as 25e and locates at Joseph Emmert's drug store. The copy targets general digestive health and mood improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Great Americans George and Mrs Washington to visit Freeport
Freeport residents will meet Mr. and Mrs. George Washington tomorrow at 8 at Kimbury church. The event promises a rare opportunity to greet famous figures with a short program and light refreshments after.
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Freeport
George Washington
Kimbury Church
Woman of color seeks missionary calling
Mrs Ligscomabe, described as colored, was taken into custody by police last evening. She is believed to be under the influence of delusions that it is her duty to become a missionary and convert people. Her hearing was scheduled for this afternoon before Judge Clarity.
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Ligscomabe
Clarity
Young People's Aid Club Meeting At Miss Oswalds Home
The Young People's Aid of the First English Lutheran church met at Miss Oswalds home 62 Oak street. Fifteen members and friends attended a brief business session and social hour to raise funds toward the Aid pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First English Lutheran Church
Oswald
No. 62
Oak Street
Dainty
Beware of Ointinent for Catarrh Mercury Provoked Warning
Public health notice warns against ointments containing mercury for catarrh and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. Claims toxins affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions Hindl's Catarrh Cure and Duytoy dieil's Catarrh, Toledo production, and price. Cautions readers to verify authenticity and avoid unsafe products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindl
Pood
Mheney Ad Co
Potedo
Shoes go on sale at Schmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer store
Shoes in boys sizes most sizes sold out at 98 cents, mark down from 1.50 and 1.75. Schmidt Wachlin and Pfeiffer advertise big clearance with popular styles quickly selling out.
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Schmidt Wachlin & Pfeiffer’s
Daily Journal Deliveries Prompt Citywide Service
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at 10 cents a week across all neighborhoods, highlighting affordable access to local news.
Many Pension Grants Listed for Old Soldiers in District
Congressman Lowden reports approval of pensions for numerous veterans across districts. Names include William Rizner Stratford, Geo Relman Oregon, Barney McGrady Tampico, Absolom Harmon Haldane, and many others with their regimental affiliations and home towns. The list specifies Co and regiment details for each recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
William R. Rizner
Stratford
Geo
W. Relman
Oregon
Barney McGrady
Tampico
Absolom Harmon
Haldane
George P. Shipman
Isaac Vogelgesang
Forreston
Co. A
Ohio
John W. Cortright
Mt. Carroll
Col
M and H
Samuel G. Betebenner
Polo
Co. L
I. Vol
L. A
Michael N. Crohan
Fenton
Co. C
William Sloggett
Leaf River
Anna K
John Sauer
Chadwick
Ill
George Johnson
Archie Hall
Savanna
Robert Wroten
John Aument
Sterling
Nancy J. Griswold
Wiliam J
Milledgeville
Co. I
David R. Moulton
Morrison
William H. Wickwire
Winslow
Simon Singer
Galena
David Slothower
Warren
Good Roads Meetings At Lena Public Sessions
Public meetings in the good roads movement will be held at G A R hall Lena Friday Feb 28 at 1 30 P M and 7 30 P M C F Per dune of Springfield connected with the state highway commission will address proper construction of ditches and dirt roads H H Gross a special agent from the department of agriculture will speak on building hard roads The meeting is free and everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Lena
C. F. Perdune
Springfield
State Highway Commission
H. H. Gross
Department of Agriculture
Freeport Visitors Seen in Monroe Towns
Monroe Times notes multiple visitors from Freeport visiting local residents. Mr and Mrs W A Severance and daughter from Freeport visit H L All and family. Mrs S C Serfass of Freeport guests Mrs Emery A Odell. Mr Serfass stays until Monday morning after a Sunday visit. Mrs Paul Bacon of Chicago and several others from Milwaukee Fond du Lac and Freeport stayed with Miss Frances Staver over Sunday.
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Savanna
Nellie McCoy
Freeport
E. F. Austine
Monroe
W. A. Severance
Freeort
Simple Wash Cures Eczema by D D D Prescription
A Chicago skin specialist Dr. Decatur D. Dennis reportedly found that wintergreen oil mixed with glycerine thymol and other mild ingredients forms the D D D prescription. The ad claims instant itch relief and positions eczema as a skin disease best treated topically rather than with blood medicines. Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, 85 Stephenson Street endorses the remedy and invites inquiries.
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Decatur D. Dennis
Chicago
de. Dennis
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Bloomington organizer forms Elgin Nest of Owls chartered
H Dugan of Bloomington FH organized Franklin Nest of Owls in Freeport and has started a nest at Elgin with a charter membership of thirty two.
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H. Dugan
Bloomington
Franklin Nest of Owls
Freeport
Elgin
Savanna Boy Killed by Freight Train Accident
Hyle Rhodes, 11, son of Henry C. Rhodes and Laura Cooper Rhodes, died after falling under freight No 66 near Sabula while participating in a boyish prank. Irwin Morgan, head brakeman, halted the train. an inquest followed. He was a freshman at the township High School and highly regarded by family and classmates.
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Savanna
Hyle Rhodes
Henry C. Rhodes
Saula
Hyle
Sabula
Irwin Morgan
Fourth
Washington Streets
Laura Cooper Rhodes
Township
Felts Case to Pardon Board
Rockford Feb 24 State's Attorney H B North was told by telegram the pardon board will meet in Joliet to consider William E Mason's application for a pardon for George Felts of Durand sentenced for life for murder of Spencer Post Relatives of Felts sought a rehearing but now pursue a pardon at the forthcoming board session.
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Felts
Rockford
H. B. North
Joliet
William E. Mason
George Felts
Durand
Spencer Post
Mason
Felta
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Colds
The advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures obstinate coughs and expels the cold from the system, notes a mild laxative action, and guarantees genuineness in the yellow package. It lists H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkunz as sellers.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Lena News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Lena Feb 25. Fred Ward transacted business at Rockford yesterday. Miss Laura Heidenrich returned from Chadwick visit. Charles Becke did county seat business today. Miss Vesta Shoesamith traveled to Chicago for a few days. Rev F W Emerson of Freeport to speak at G A R ball by Civic League. Miss Caroline Braithwaite back from Warren. Libbie Seyler suffered another hemorrhage and declines. Miss Juna Shoenmith visited Freeport. Lenaard reports persistent grip and new cases nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Fred Ward
Rockford
Missionary Union
W. H
F. M
Laura Heidenrich
Chadwick
St. Ferdinand Line
Charles Becke
Vesta Shoesamith
Chicago
F. W. Emerson
Freeport
G. A. R. Ball
Civic League
Caroline Braithwaite
Warren
Libbie Seyler
Juna Shoenmith
Lenaard
Hyomei Offered To Cure Catarrh With Pocket Inhaler
A vintage advertisement claims Hyomei cures all catarrh stages by inhalation. It promises quick relief from nasal discharge, throat irritation, and breath odor. The complete outfit is priced at one dollar with a money back guarantee if no cure is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Jungkunt
Ph. Jungkung
Dressmaking Parlors Open at 114 Washington Street
Dressmaking parlors opened at 114 Washington Street. Mrs. Denison and Miss Hayes invite former customers and new clients to call on them for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
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the Daily Journal
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Nion
Glodiy
Joe Gund
Mendota
Roy Donnell
Des Moines
Douglas Pattison
Rocker
J. C. McCauley
A. W. Barker
A. M. Dust- Man
Everts
German Valley
P. F. Musser
H. F. Aspinwall
Elizabeth Gemmill
Denver
Colo
John D. Milliken
Northwestern Land & Tron Co
William Schaper
Garner
Iowa
Vicinity
Loran Township
Schaper
Shannon
Abraham Diehl
Manito, Ill
S.A. Diehl
Manito
Central Examinations
Apollo Quintette
Ally
Diffi
So. i. Krebs Comes
Elk Party
Social Notes
Y. P. Cc. U. Business Meeting
Miss Fay Oswald
Stephenson County
Good Roads Meetings
Savanna Boy
Sabula, la
Hyomei
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