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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1908
Page
4
The Freeport Journal receives a label from the International Typo graphic Union acknowledging the paper employs union labor in its mechanical departments.
Excelsior Lodge No 170 A F and A M holds stated communication on the 1st and 3rd Friday each month. Evergreen Lodge No 170 A F and A M meets 1st and 3rd Monday. Freeport Chapter No 28 R A M holds stated convocations 1st and 3rd Tuesday. Freeport Council No 89 R and M meets 2nd Tuesday. Freeport Commandery No 7 RV holds stated conclave 1st and 3rd Wednesday.
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A long list of residents and visitors reported today in Freeport and nearby towns. Individuals include John A. Wolf in Chicago S J Fischer Amboy and many others from Rockford Beloit Madison Joliet Dixon and Kansas City along with travel and visit notes.
A cure for misery malaria poison is claimed by RK M James of Louellen SC. Electric Bitters in 50 cent bottles supposedly breaks chills bilious attacks and yellow jaundice quickly. Reportedly relieves stomach liver and kidney complaints and lame back. sold under guarantee at Joseph Emmerts drug store.
Large audiences attended revival services at Trinity Evangelical church despite yesterday's storm. A men's meeting drew strong interest with several men stepping forward at the altar. Seven souls committed to Christ and evening services saw many seekers. pastor urged repentance during the sermon on covering up sin. Cottage prayer meetings scheduled for 7 pm at four local homes.
Last evening at Embury church the Epworth league gathered for a spirited consecration meeting led by Paul Haight. Miss Cora Koenig performed the solo Shadows in a Sultry Land, and Chicago’s Mr Schofield led vigorous singing, drawing enthusiastic reception from leaguers.
Sunday events feature a men's meeting at the Y M C A with Rev J W Hicks on Personal Evangelism and a foreign missionary rally at the First M E church beginning at 10 o clock presided by the society president with talks by ministers and lay leaders on missions The Eau Claire Club defends a player contract dispute in a Wisconsin State League note and case details continue on Page 2.
Under the M.C.A.A auspices a program is being prepared with the church hoping for a crowded gathering. Rev Hicks will deliver the sermon. Prof Fulwider addressed the boys meeting on opportunities for advancement through industry and steady effort.
Rev B I Brittin of Belvidere Tl leads the revival at Second Presbyterian Church tonight at 7:30 with the topic The New Man in Christ. He is a well known, forceful speaker who has preached here before. A chorus will lead the singing and all are welcome.
Revival meetings opened at Manbiury church with large attendance despite bad weather. Dr Starker preached two inspiring sermons and Mr Schofield led a large choir with Mrs Schofield's solo work praised. Meetings continue nightly with expectations of high attendance and success.
Inclement weather kept attendance reasonable but several conversions occurred bringing total to twenty five. God’s power to save sinners manifested. joyous hearts, strong sermons, and a hopeful outlook as services continue each evening at 7:30 with a large chorus and public invitation.
Last year J H Baillock Footville Wisconsin led the missions effort with Roley Nay Savanna and W R Warren Pittsburg presenting maps charts and curios. A display of missionary books will accompany the event as the rally promises one of Freeport's greatest services. All who support foreign missions are invited to attend.
Miner and Co reports Chicago amid a crippling storm with telegraph lines down, streetcars halted, and alarms out of service. Wires breach under snow and sleet, delaying Western Union routes via Omaha. Minnesotan relief expected as storm shifts toward the lake region. Minneapolis spared. Chicago fires linked to disrupted alarm network.
George Magnus a top New York three cushion billiards player entertained patrons at the Mission pool hall in Freeport Saturday night and Sunday. He demonstrated mastery of the cue, won games against local players four to one, and performed rare shots. Once a professional, Magnus is now a traveling man.
Advertises Pineules as a guaranteed remedy for backache stiff joints and muscle pains. Claims 30 days of treatment for one dollar with a single nightly dose and urges immediate purchase from H. J. Moogk and C. P Guenther.
Former Rockford ball player Frank W. Harris, sentenced for life a decade ago for a murder at a Freeport saloon, seeks parole with backing from Freeport and Rockford friends. In a letter to Rockford Republic staff, Harris pleads for a chance at liberty, recalls provocation and flawed defense, and asks for correspondence at Illinois State Penitentiary Joliet IL.
The Mystic Workers of Red Oak Iowa will host an evening program at Skippers hall Friday January 17 featuring comic plays singing and music. Admission is 15 cents with free entry for children under six. The McConnell camp will serve supper. All are invited to join neighbors for a good time.
Howland was freed from the county jail on Saturday with his mother posting the required bonds totaling 6500 dollars.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says Dr King s New Life Pills raised his health keeping his stomach liver and bowels working properly. If pills disappoint you on trial money refunded at Joseph Hammert s drug store 25c.
Rev C W Baker resigned as pastor of Amity Lutheran Church effective March 1 after six years of service. He will take a call to Princeton, Indiana. The church noted his strong leadership and increased membership during his tenure. Also reported are visits by Miss Jessie Roush from Chicago, Miss Sechrist returning from Freeport, and Charles Head speaking at Amity and the Methodist church. James Merritt of Moody Institute spoke at the Methodist church regarding his father’s health situation.
Members of the St Pius society held their annual meeting at the hall on Sunday. Elected for the ensuing year were Past President E A Blust, President Anton Balles, Vice President N B Loos, Recording Secretary Phillip Miller, Financial Secretary Wamn Steffen, Marshal William Schadle, and Trustee for three years Jacob F Schadle. Reports showed the organization was financially sound.
C O Eldridge of Empire Georgia praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles He says he has used it seven years and it cures attacks on his children who are prone to croup Sale price 50 cents and 1 00 trial bottle free.
We are now in position to handle your poultry. Bring it in and we will give you the highest market price. F. BR. Rick & Co 1-10dkw We give 25 per cent off on all men's, youths' and children's heavy suits and overcoats. ROBT. LUECKE, Opp. N. VY. Wotel. 82 Galena street. 1-[3dtf
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