Personal Record Roundup from Polo to Freeport Localities
A daily personal record list notes numerous residents and visitors across Polo, Sa bula Ta, Amboy, Lena, Freeport, and neighboring towns. Names include W E Harlow A M Wait S J Fisher Cora Koenig A D Chatelle Wilbur Reitzel Louis Biersach Hawke Nelle Keator S G Lodge Mayme Stahl Deuth Saucerman Ruth, Fenton, Sibley Roger Craig McNeil Miller Speller Hoehn Elsesser Hoyman Beebe Smith Corning Horrocks Bohlsen Rosenstiel Givier Byers and others visiting, traveling, or transacting business locally and in Chicago Dixon Naperville Elizabeth Timber towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. Fisher
Amboy
Cora Koenig
Lena
A. D. Chatelle
Janesville
Wilbur Reitzel
Louis Biersach
Chicago
A. E. Hawke
Orangeville
Nelle Keator
Polo
S. G. Lodge
Milwaukee
Mayme Stahl
A. J. Deuth
Iowa
Ruth Saucerman
Rock Grove
J. B. Fenton
Dix
Ill
Joseph A. Sibley
LaSalle
Art Roger
Freeport
Judge Heard
Dixon
Local evening activities and schedules listed
Local and otherwise, W. J. Young & Co. will keep their store open this evening. The Culture club meets with Miss Swanze von Upion street. The Eastern Star Chapter holds an important business meeting tonight. The Freeport Shakespeare society meets this evening with Miss Malbury. Grocery stores and butcher shops close at 6 30 starting tonight. Amity society work meeting with Miss Helen Read Tuesday at 2 86. Court of Honor plans a card party Thursday at the K of G hall with Haviland prizes. Owls hold an important meeting at their ball in the Seitz building tomorrow. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Young & Co
Culture Club
Eastern Star
Freeport Shakespeare Society
Miss Malbury
the Amity Society
Helen Read
Court of Honor
K. of G. Hall
Haviland
Owls
Seitz
Bridge Men Fined For Bridge Conspiracy Plea
Saturday afternoon A. B. Winnegar the Hennepin Bridge Company and J McCabe appeared before the Mt Carroll circuit court and entered a plea of guilty to indictments charging them with bridge conspiracy. Each of the first two named were fined 200 dollars and costs and the latter 150 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Winnegar
Hennepin Bridge Company
J. McCabe
Mt. Carroll
Religious Wave Sweeps Over City
A great religious wave sweeps Freeport as churches hold special meetings producing many conversions. Reports from all churches show enthusiasm greater than in years and many converts, including men starting the Christian life, are reported as the work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Revival Meetings At Kin bury Draw Large Crowd
At Kinbury revival sessions the three meetings held yesterday were most engaging. Rev Beynon, new pastor of First Baptist, spoke on When a Man's a Man with clear handling. A 30-voice male chorus led by Schofield energized the afternoon session amid stormy weather, prompting a request to repeat next Wednesday. Evening attendance grew as individuals renewed commitments to a new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinbury
Schofield
Burdett
Smedley
Revival at U B Church Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds attended services at the U B church yesterday. Evangelist Hicks delivered a 10:45 sermon on the Life of Christ and a 7:80 sermon by Dr Hicks drew a full house. The day saw many accessions and baptisms with daily services to continue. a Friday reception for new members and a planned Bread Breaking service next Sunday with six young ladies in white assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Evangelist Hicks
Christ
Hicks
Embury Epworth league holds memorable consecration service
Last evening at Bin bury Epworth league C E Evans led a meeting urging a stronger nobler character for league members. The service fit into a series of special meetings at Embury and inspired a broader deeper sphere of service among the learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binbury Epworth League
C. E. Evans
League
Embury
Revi Tho Mo Markley Attends Seeguil Presbytery Services
The report notes Rev. Tho Mo Markley attending church audiences at the Seeguil Presbyterian church with satisfactory results. Sunday services were well attended and many conversions are reported. Membership is increasing and additional names are expected to be added next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revi Tho Mo Markley
Suni
Freeport Consistory Busy Week With Degree Conferrals
Masonite bodies in Freeport schedule a busy week with the Freeport Consistory meeting Friday for conferring the Princes of Jerusalem and Rose Croix degrees. Princes meet 4:60 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with a dining room banquet. Rose Croix convenes 7:30 p.m. to finish degrees. Candidates from the December lodge of Perfection. The Eastern Star meets tonight. Royal Arch degree to be conferred tomorrow by Freeport Chapter R. A. M. Freeport Commandery meets Wednesday night drill follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Princes of
Lodge of Perfection
Fastern Star
Royal Arch
Freeport Chanter
R. A.M. Freeport Commandery
Bird Man Kellogg to lecture on birds at YMCA
C D Kellogg known as the Bird Man will present the third Star course program next Friday evening at the YMCA. He will discuss Birds their Habits their Music and their Lives using self taken photos and live bird song imitations. Kellogg is a lifelong naturalist who studies birds in woods and fields and can call wild birds with warbled notes. The event promises high educational value for children and young folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Phia
C. D. Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
Miss Vera Peight Weds Frank Harenaks In Quiet Wedding
Vera Peight daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Peight 250 Liberty street married Frank Harenaks of Kohkar bakery in a family ceremony at 3 pm Sunday conducted by Rev P H R Mullen of First English Lutheran. Reception planned at the bride’s home Wednesday. Fortner real name appears in context with biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Peight
Charles W. Peight
Liberty Street
Frank Harenaks
Kohkar Bakery
P. H. R. Mullen
First English Lutheran Church
Fortner
Freeport
Freeport High School
W. 2B. Peck
Millville
Young People social at First Presbyterian church
The Young People's society will host a social in the church parlors tomorrow evening with a short program and a small admission fee. Readings and performances include a list of names and pieces in a lively community event at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mar
Sime Bey
Fiydudet Riner
Knights of Columbus to Host Tuesday Social Notes
The ladies of the Knights of Columbus will entertain the knights Tuesday evening. All knights are invited to attend.
Local Health Ailments Reported In City Notes
Sick and Afflicted, Mr. Kinder. St Fifth avenue, is recovering from severe illness. Roscoe Peek, who was operated out St. Francis hospital, has returned to his home at Bolton, Miss Blanche Young is improving having been operated off at St. Francis hospital for appendicitis. Fred Meise, 189 Oak street, has been seriously ill for several days with pneumonia, and although some improvement was noted today he is not out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kinder
Fifth Avenue
Roscoe Peek
St. Francis Hospital
Bolton
Blanche Young
Fred Meise
Oak Street
Fatal Runaway Crash Kills Mrs Gronis in Elk County
Mrs Charles Gronis was killed and her husband mortally hurt when their buggy ran away in Elk County on January 27. The couple were thrown from the vehicle during the incident.
Cure for Misery: Electric Hitters Sold in Five Aque Bottles
RoAL James of Lomelson South Carolina proclaims a cure for misery from dysentery and ailments like chills and bilious attacks. The medicine named Electric Hitters promises quick relief for stomach, liver and kidney complaints and lame back. Sold under guarantee at Joseph Winmert’s drug store.
Local Laundry Advertises Low Priced Shirts and Accessories
Readable ad lists shirts 8 cents collars 7 cents cuffs 6 cents underwear 6 cents handkerchiefs 2 cents socks 2 1/2 cents coats and vests 1 dollar at Gon Hand Laundry Stephenson St and 8 Guleua Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson St
Guleua Ave
Chicago Couples Fined in Freeport Disorder Case
Two Chicago couples were arrested for disorderly conduct in Freeport after a late night outing. One man was fined 250 dollars plus costs and the quartet returned to Chicago on the first train. Chief Silk vows stricter enforcement to curb such gatherings in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Freeport
Silk
Beeker Family Welcomes Baby on Leevust Street
Mr and Mrs Advin Beeker of Leevust Street announce the birth of a baby. Mr Beeker works as a messenger for OXpress in the Dodgeville division, and the couple celebrate the new arrival with joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advin Beeker
Leevust Street
Mr. Beeker
Oxpress Messenger
Dodgeville
Ring's Little Liver Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Ring's Little Liver Pills to “wake up lazy livers” and cleanse the system. Claims include clearing biliousness and headaches with a 25 cent price. Sold by Hl. J. Moogh and C. P. Guen ther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. J. Moogh
C. P. Guenther
Eau Claire fights to stay in league amid injunctions
Eau Claire base ball club served injunctions on five clubs at a Milwaukee meeting to prevent ousting. Rockford and Beloit eyed as new members while Eau Claire fights to keep its Wisconsin Illinois League franchise. Umpire selections announced by Moll include John O'Toole and Joe Neder among five officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAU Claire
Milwaukee
Eau Claire Baseball Club
Man Claire
Rockford
Blum
Charks
Rodemeyer
Ners
Freeport
Beloit
Wisconsin
Vall Claire
Hall Claire
Ta- Crosse
LaCrosse Club Hints at Hawley as New Manager
President Elliott resumes the presidency. $1,700 of unsold treasury stock disposed to support Hawley's retention. Tomorrow's meeting will officially name a new manager, widely expected to be Hawley. La Crosse signs eight try-out players, with only Harry Tracy remaining from the old lineup. Daddy Cahill leaves next month for Seattle League. Adam Vogt sold to Fond du Lac has been ratified by the national commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Treasury
Hawley
Harry Tracy
Daddy" Cahill
B ‘LaCrosse
Seattle
Adam Vogt
LaCrosse
Fond du Lac
National Commission
Bennetham Transfers Property in Dawson’s Addition
Real estate transfers show KH Bennetham conveying parts of lots 9 and 10, block 4, Dawson’s addition to Louis Dickes for 2400 dollars. The deed reflects a single sale and a straightforward transfer of property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennetham
Louis Dickes
Dawson
Rank Foolishness and Dr King’s New Discovery
C O Eldridge of Empire Ga warns against other medicines when coughing or sore throats attack. He claims New Discovery has cured his family’s croup and throat troubles for seven years and endorses it as the best remedy. Sold at Joseph Emmert's drug store for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emmert
All Claims Settled At Mt Carroll Saturday
The receiver for the German Insurance company filed his final report and was discharged at Mt Carroll. All 912,000 of claims mentioned earlier were compromised. After allowances for a few service claims, the balance was enough to pay thirty percent on the compromised claims. Levi gon received 1,000 for a 2,400 service bill. The receiver’s office allotted 1,000 to cover future contingencies. Final court order followed as checks were issued to claimant attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
O. Levigon
Niblack
Pinesalve Carbonized Poultice for Inflamation and Wounds
H. J. Moogh and C. P. Guener promote Pinesalve Carbonized as a poultice that draws out inflammation and poison. It provides antiseptic healing for chapped hands cuts burns and related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Moogh
C. P. Guener
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