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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1906

Page

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Three Churches May Unite In Dayton Federation Talk

Dayton O Jan 23 Special This city prepares for a notable church gathering two weeks hence when a general council of the Methodist Protestant Congregational and United Brethren churches meets to discuss federation. The move could reduce Protestant division and define union scope. Some seek practical benevolence education and publishing ties, while organic union is viewed as unlikely for now. The union would create a religious body over one million strong with Congregational and United Brethren resources and missions.

Dayton Scotland Congregational Church The United Brethren Japan China

Chicago Weather Forecast for January 23

Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with slightly colder conditions in the northeast. Sunrise 7 28 a m and sunset 5 02 p m.

Chicago Ilinois

Market Report From Chicago and Union Stock Yards

Closing board of trade quotes show May wheat at 864, May corn 46, May oats 2134 7, May pork 814. May lard 7.60, May ribs 7.57. Union stock yards: Cattle 4,000 steady. cattle prices 3.70 to 6.35 for cows and heifers 1.40 to 4.80. stockers 2.40 to 4.50. hogs 25,000 strong to 6 higher with mixed butchers 5.10 to 5.67, good heavy 5.55 to 85.70, rough heavy 5.40 to 5.50, light 5.35 to 5.60. sheep 14,000 up 10 to 15, 3.75 to 5.90.

Chicago Board of Trade Union

Elgin Butter Market Holds Steady At 27 Cents

Elgin Illinois January 22 butter remains firm at 27 cents according to the official quotation on the Elgin board today New York also shows 27 cent steady pricing with no change in the latest market report.

Elgin Elgin Board New York

Gift to Henney Buggy foreman marks retirement

J B Lathrop, foreman of the Henney Buggy paint department for nearly nineteen years, received a gold watch chain and charm from his employees at noon today as a farewell gift. Thomas M Darrah spoke, praising his kindness and leadership. Lathrop, a native of Fredonia New York, will rest and remains a respected figure in Freeport as he plans to stay.

Henney Buggy Company Lathrop Thomas M. Darrah Mr. Lathrop Enney Fredonia N. Y Freeport

Snow Storm Delays Trains and Sparks Ordinance Plans

A severe snow storm yesterday delayed trains from the north and west up to an hour, with No 124 from the south at 6 35 p m and No 4 from the west at 6 40 p m late. The storm boosts local hardware sales for snow shovels while pedestrians risk sidewalk conditions. Chief Sweeney vows enforcement of the ordinance as thaw and cold snaps threaten messy streets.

Sweeney

Fire damages home on South Gatena Avenue

Last night at 9 30 an explosion from a lighted lamp at Emmet Cards 372 South Gatena avenue caused damage to furniture totaling $100 and scorched the framework. Mrs Card routinely stayed with neighbors during evenings. upon Mr Cards return he lit lamps in the sitting room, then during a cellar trip heard the blast and found kerosene sprayed throughout. Fire departments arrived and extinguished the fire promptly.

Emmet Card South Gatena Avenue

Local Masons to confer F C devoree tonight

Excelsior lodge of Masons to confer F. C. devoree this evening. G A R ladies meet this afternoon at G A R hall. Miss Ottelia Fitzpatrick accepts position at Kimball Piano store on Galena street. Sunday school night at Embuary revival with sermon by Rev John Gimson of Glasford Tl. Mayor and aldermen tested fire department. No 2 responded in 234 minutes. Masonic reception and ball committee approves $2.50 admission for ladies with accompanying gentleman holding a $10 ticket. About twenty Y M C A boys plan to travel to Rockford Saturday for a basketball contest and meet Belvidere and Rockford boys departments in an athletic event.

Excelsior Lodge of Masons F. C Cee G. A. R Hall Ottelia Fitzpatrick Kimball Piano Store Galena Street Embuary Revival John Gimson Glasford, Tl Henney Rockford Belvidere

Local names list appears in fragmentary notice

Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including George Westerman Holland a 22 Hlester Boongarten Adeline Conrad Henze Jr Dakota Emma Goeke Rock Run QL William Slicker Freeport 25 Kathryn Benz Pearl City 21 William Offenheiser Pearl City 38 Laura Ortmeier Kent Bah th a sey tlt s alee 21

George Westerman Holland Hlester Boongarten Adeline Conrad Henze, Jr Dakota Emma Goeke Rock Run William Slicker Freeport Kathryn Benz Same William Offenheiser Pearl City Laura Ortmeier Kent

Election Notice for Freeport Alderman Vacancy

Notice of a special election on Tuesday February 6 at Dittmar's livery office 138 Exchange Street First ward Freeport to fill the vacancy from the death of Joseph H Gibler. Polls open 7 AM close 5 PM. City Clerk Ws Waterstradt dated January 15 in the year 1909.

Dittmar's Exchange Street Freeport Joseph H. Gibler Ws Waterstradt

Death follows operation for fibroid tumor in Freeport

Emma J Kling wife of Capt Cr Kling and daughter of Joseph Miller died at St Francis hospital after an operation to remove a fibroid tumor. Born in Freeport Sept 22 1869 she had lived a life of service, leaving behind husband mother and multiple siblings. Funeral arrangements set from 124 State street with services at St Josephs church. Michael Dunn of Carroll Street also died of heart disease after four months illness.

Emma'‘J. Killing Cr. B. Kling Joseph Miller State Street St. Francis Hospital Khown Kling Haseen Chicago Kling St. Joseph's Captain Kling Industrial Club Robert J. Schwarze John Trunck Edward Welch August Fitz Geo. FP. Franz August Grattelo Charles Sieffert Michael Dunn Carroll Street County Kerry Ireland America Ohio Winnebago County Durand Freeport Mary Crowder Carvuline Arnold William R. B. Alexander J. Fox

Funeral arrangements for step-children announced

Leaves three step-children Sadie Gaylord of Durand va Patterson of Minnesota and John Frazier of Montana. Funeral set for Thursday at 9 from the house and 9 30 from St Marys Catholic church. Dr R J Burns in charge of arrangements.

Sadie Gaylord Durand Va Patterson Minnesota John Frazier Montana St. Mary's Catholic Church R. J. Burns

Death of Earl Smith, 14, Tallies in Clinton Telegraph

William Smith, veteran engineer on the Dodgeville branch of the Illinois Central, received a telegram announcing the death of his grandson Earl Smith at Clinton Tl. Mrs. Smith hastened to Clinton on Saturday for the ill child, and Mr. Smith and the Misses Laura and Jessie Smith departed this afternoon. Earl was fourteen, son of William Smith Jr., an Illinois Central engineer with a Clinton to St. Louis run.

Wiliam Smith Dodgeville Earl Smith Clinton

Benjamin Winter Surprised by Friends at 27 Union Street

In Social Circles Benjamin Winter celebrated turning thirty with fourteen friends at his home. Charles Nieman gave a short speech and presented a Masonic Blue Lodge charm. Euchre prizes went to Jacob Krehl and Martin Kuelling. Germania Society plans a dance and card party this evening with a large turnout.

Benjamin Winter Union Street Mr. Winter Ben Charles Nieman Mr. Nieman Euchre Jacob Krehl Martin Kuelling Germania Society

Quail Shipment To Be Distributed By County Warden

Deputy Game Warden Sweeley will receive Alabama quail this week for distribution among farmers who will care for them. He notes quail are becoming more numerous in the area and asks interested parties to notify him at Winslow by telephone or postal card. The county issued 1,600 hunter licenses this season.

Sweeley Alabama Winslow

Social at Mrs Schofield’s to aid church repairs

The B Y P A of the Baptist church will hold a social this evening at Mrs Homer Schofield’s home, 64 Cherry Street. Proceeds go toward church repairs. Admission for program and refreshments is 15 cents.

B. Y. P. A. of the Baptist Church Homer Schofield Cherry Street

Revival Meetings At Trinity Church Draw Nightly Crowds

Presiding Elder C. G. Anangst will speak as revival meetings continue at Trinity Church with large audiences each night and a cordial invitation extended to all.

Trinity Church C. G. Anangst

Steele couple welcome ten pound baby girl at Carroll street

Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Steele of Carroll street are the parents of a ten pound baby girl. Mr. Steele serves as manager of the Henney Buggy Company.

M. A. Steele Carroll Street Mr. Steele Henney Buggy Company

New England Supper at First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church ladies announce a New England supper this evening from 6 to 8 o'clock in the church parlors. Proceeds likely support church activities.

New England The First Presbyterian Church

A Little Love and Wealth For You and Me

A brief note mentions a wish for love wealth and a home with good health, promoting Rocky Mountain Tea. It cites Joseph Emmert as the author or promoter of the message.

Joseph Emmert

Sick and Afflicted. Altenbern Taken to Globe Hospital

Charles Altenbern, ill with typhoid fever, has been admitted to Globe hospital for treatment.

Charles Altenbern Globe Hospital

Watchman's Neglect Triggers North Sea Dyxe Break

Kenneth Mceiver of Vanceboro Maine recalls a near fatal cold that darkened a province, but Dr. King's New Discovery saved his life after three doctors gave him up. The remedy is advertised as the best cough and cold cure at Joseph Emmert's drug store with 50 cents to one dollar and a trial bottle offered.

North Sea Holland Kenneth Mce- Iver Vanceboro Dr. King Joseph Emmert

Cheha Nigh Wednesday at T.O.O.F Hall

Division No 2 G I A to the B of L E announce a Cheha night on Wednesday afternoon January 24 at the T O O F hall. Program begins at 3 30 o'clock with admission set at 15 cents.

B. of L. E

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Sarfood Exchange St Mechanic St Joseph Emmert Siwalor Il Stephenson Hone Blair Pattison Kryder Stephen Sianaeiy Freeport Conservatory OF Music Alice Drake V. Marie Burnist Ray G. Edwards H. W. Shelp 8. Fisher Wilcoxon Federation of Methodists, Congregational and Today’s Market Report H. A. Hillmer CO Henney Pant Galena Avenue J Ladtd Preepbrt Winter Germania Society Party Knowlton’s Bank Omail Co. D. Knowlton Stephenson St North Galena Avy C.H. Little & Co As & Watch Favorite Freeport Hardware Company
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