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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1906

Page

8

Old Dave Covey Jailed After Bootlegging Trial in Argyle

The Monroe Times reports former Freeport resident Dave Covey and his son Fred were convicted of selling liquor without a license before Justice J L Allen at Woodford. Each fined 100 dollars plus costs, with jail until fines paid. They failed to pay and were sent to Darlington. Witnesses included Rockford resident John Curtis and Dane County’s Leland Soper. Covey previously claimed alibis and attempted to dodge justice by moving claims through another justice.

Dave Covey Freeport Monroe Times Dave” Covey Argyle Lafayette County Covey Fred Covey J. L. Allen Woodford Dave Sandy” Mitchell Mitchell Leland Soper Dane County Justce John Curtis Rockford Young Covey Darlington

Record Attendance Shatters Tuesday Night at Freeport

North Bros. second performance drew the largest Tuesday night attendance yet for their repertoire at Freeport. The Way of the World a four act rural comedy drama delighted audiences with Miss Cullen as Ruth and strong handling from North and Carter. A half hour orchestra musicale drew crowds, and The Parish Priest is set for tonight. Saturday offers an matinee with two cash prizes for children spelling words from North Brothers.

North Bros Freeport Miss Cullen Ruth North Carter North Brothers

Market closing quotes and Union stockyards results

Chicago closing board quotes show May wheat at 77.5, May corn 41 ¼, May oats 33, May pork 8 14, May lard 7 60–62, May ribs 7 52–56. Union stockyards listings: cattle 18,000 strong to 10 higher. beeves 33.75–36.25, cows and heifers 1.50–4.60. stockers feeders 2.40–4.50. hogs 30,000 up 6. mixed butchers 5.80–5.50. good heavy 5.10–5.52. rough heavy 5.25–5.35. light 8.45. sheep 76,000 steady 4.00–5.85. Also adv notices for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea and Mrs Austin pancake flour with pricing.

Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards

Revival and social events fill Trinity church schedule

Revival meetings at Trinity church continue with services at 7:30 p.m. Rev. C. G. Untingat presiding elder will attend. The Second Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society hosts a sleighing party Friday evening at R. W. Smith's home, leaving the church at 7 p.m. A 30 cent charge applies. Bible class at First M. E. church drew about forty for study led by E. D. Herbert. next meeting is next Tuesday. Also a cattle shipment valued at $18,000 passed through town on the way to Oregon.

Col. B. Ott Oregon Trinity Church C. G. Utintigat Chifatian Endeavor Society Second Presbyterian Church R. W. Smith Bob E. D. Herbert M. E

Will Probated in County Court for Phillip Maurer

The will of the late Phillip Maurer has been probated in the county court. It leaves all real estate and personal property to his wife Margaret. Jacob Maurer is appointed executor.

Phillip Maurer Margaret Jacob Maurer

Pleasant Hill Lena Band Fair Ends Amid Tragedy and Marital News

From Lena correspondent Pleasant Hill January 16 reports a highly successful Lena band fair with concerts on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Ed Howe and Otto Fleming starred before the sudden death of hall owner Beige. Seril Richards won the first grand prize a set of china. A May May Otto wedding at the Schermerhorn home was held by Rev. Baker with about 25 relatives. Many villagers attended the fair and local events, including a wedding tour and hopeful election remarks as residents discussed the coming county race.

Pleasant Hill Lena Ed Howe Otto Fleming Beige Seril Richards Seril Cuyler Schermerhorn May Daniel Otto Harlem C. W. Baker Lottie Frisbie Otte Merritt Fowler James Fogel Emery Price Emery George Holmes Joseph Richards Henry Koppien Frank Hintz A. F. Gillette Florence Brice George Harris Lower Kent Leslie Jacobs Gooseneck Kirolina Stouffer Spencer Iowa George Meyers Alice Holmes Elizabeth Fetzer Damascus Louis Schevel McConnell John Larrow Wmn Bailey

Pleasant Hill and District Socials and Fire Night

The town records visits from Miss Rose Masters of Dakota and Miss Turner of Eleroy as residents and guests. A blaze at the lumber yard Friday night caused extensive damage to a Main Street building storing oils and paint, with flames lighting the night and a fast response by the fire department. witnesses recalled the spectacular scene.

Louis Jacobs Hannah Masters Horthwen ‘Meyers Eve George Overs Rose Masters Dakota Miss Turner Eleroy Mabelle Richard Pleasant Hill Afina Nellie Murphy Lena Sisson Will Dell Kleckner Yellowstone Park California Reuben Richards Cuyler Schermerhorn Rudolph Fowler Lumber Yard Main Street

Berlin Newswire Notes From Readers on Local Visits

From Our Own Correspondent Berlin January 16 W Spangler Cedarville passed through town Wednesday Chas Melinick and son Roy of Freeport visited W S Bokemeier Wednesday S Johnson called on friends Tuesday Miss Zula Smith entertained Sunday evening R Deery returned from Texas Monday Mr and Mrs Chas Standift Kansas visiting H Bokemeier Mr and Mrs F Switzer called on friends Sunday W C Smith and daughter Zula spent Saturday in Freeport

Berlin W. Spangler Cedarville Chas. Melinick Roy Freeport W. S. Bokemeier S. Johnson Tuesay Missa Zula Smith R. Deery Texas Chas. Standift Kansas

German Mirror Time Study Sets Hours in a Woman's Day

German statisticians report women spend seven minutes daily at mirrors from ages six to ten, thirty minutes from ten to fifteen, and up to one hour after twenty, totaling about ten months over a lifetime. They compare this with German men who average seven months in front of mirrors.

O T And Thursday Beads Found Reward Offered At Office

O and T Thursday a string of gold beads. Finder please leave at this office and receive reward. 1 17dlw ANTED Some one to assist in introducing several newly practical inventions. Address E 8 this office. 1 17d1w OR SALE Two farms within three miles of Freeport IN One mil and the other 80 acres Inquire of M W Cowley over State bank Freeport UI 1 17d&wlw

O&t Freeport M. W. Cowley State Bank

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