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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

3

Lena Notes July Guests and Local Events

Lena July notes list Mrs. George Tabor and Luelle visiting from Belvidere, Jenny Lind school teacher Silver Gishwiller, Partridge and Wilbur of Freeport visiting relatives, Floyd Howard from Freeport, SAE church hot dinner for Stars of Equity picnic at the camp ground, proceeds for the church, Mrs. Henry Jonas and Ella Blair visiting Freeport, Dorcas Reber arriving from Fremont, Mary Masters and Ella at county seat, storm reduced church attendance last night.

Lena George Tabor Luelle Belvidere Joseph Snyder Silver Gishwiller Jenny Lind Partridge Wilbur Freeport Floyd Howard SAE Stars of Equity Henry Jonas Ella Blair Dorcas Reber Fremont Mich Kent Mary Masters Ella

Personal Mentions From Freeport and Nearby Towns

Pp F Kelly of Clinton transacted business here today. J F Daly of Northwestern road was in Chicago on Sunday. Mrs H J Moogh has returned to Winslow after a visit here. Miss Freda Cromley of Monroe is enjoying the day with friends. Miss Ruth Saucerman of Rock Grove visits Freeport friends today. F J Ricker of Forreston guest of Freeport friends over Sunday. J G Clay and W A Simmons of Nora were Sunday callers in Freeport. Mrs Frank Tucker went to Genoa to visit relatives for a week. Miss Caroline Gassman went to Forreston to spend the week with her parents. Mrs Fred Nott and Mrs Samuel Hanger of Byron visit Freeport friends. H B Smith, formerly Standard Oil agent here, now in Oblong, ILL, visited friends yesterday.

F. Kelly Clinton J. F. Daly Northwestern Road Chicago H. J. Moogh J.G. Clay W. A. Simmons Nora Freeport Frank Tucker Genoa Caroline Gassman Forreston Fred Nott Samuel Hanger Byron Fresport H. B. Smith Standard Oil Company Oblong Ill M. H. Cleary Galena Wan C. H. Ince Belvidere Peter Stuter Freeport Friends W. H. Sears Rockford Burt H. Baker Robert Morrissey Pecatonica Friends Ida Wingert Blunt Store Helen Haley Dixon Della Mary Tice Polo Mary Weiss Helen Warren Gertrude Showalter J. H. Hayes J. G. Hayes Caroline Braithwait Lena D. F. DeGraff

Dr King’s New Discovery Rated Best Remedy

Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a healing remedy for long standing threat and lung trouble. She says it cures where other treatments only relieve and expects restoration to health with continued use. The cough and cold remedy is sold at Jos Emmert’s drug store for 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.

Personal notices from Freeport and nearby towns

Transactors and visitors from Dill Wis Marengo Rockford Galena Belvidere Chicago and other towns are listed with trips to Freeport for business visits, calls and famil y gatherings. Notables include H B Averil M H Cleary C H Ince Burt Baker E Bjornsen and Rev Father Nellis among others with Y M C A meeting noted.

Local and Otherwise Busy Community Notices

Regular Eastern Star meeting this evening. Joe Gaffney remains with Burrell Bros. Trinity church choir plans 8 p m rehearsal. Miss Elizabeth Schwarze vacationing from F A Read store. Ladies' Aid at First M E church Wednesday July 15 at 3 pm. Miss Minnie Threadbold visiting Milwaukee sister Mrs C W DeVore. Freeport Royal Neighbors card party tomorrow at K of G hall. Interurban car 70% delayed due to burned controller. R C Smedley spoke to about fifty at Y M C A boys meeting. Red Cross degree at Freeport Commandery Wednesday evening and M M degree at Excelsior lodge Friday. Business Men's amusements committee to plan Homecoming week entertainment. Robert Hopper leaves Bijou to open vaudeville house in Beaver Dam. Ladies' Aid at Embury church tomorrow at 2:30 pm. comforters to be tied. refreshments served.

Eastern Star Joe Gaffney Burrell Bros Trinity Church R. C. Smedley Freeport Commandery Red Cross Excelsior Lodge of Masons Business Men's Association Robert Hopper Bijou Beaver Dam Wis Chicago Ladies' Aid Society of Embury Church

Woman Breaks Arm After Fall From Ladder

Mrs. J. C. Freeseman of 159 Oak Street fell from a fifteen foot ladder Saturday while she picked cherries. She broke her right arm and suffered greatly through the day and night but is greatly improved now.

J. C. Freeseman Oak Street

Delegates Arrive In Style For Freeport Ceremony

Beloit Knights of Columbus members traveled by chartered interurban car to the Freeport ceremony, avoiding crowds on the regular car during the Sunday event.

Beloit Knights of Columbus Freeport

Partition Suit Over Ridott Property Between Denekas and Deiken

A partition suit titled Ella Denekas and Jane Deiken et al. has been filed with the circuit court clerk. The lawsuit concerns property located in section 16 in the town of Ridott.

Ella Denekas Jane Deiken Circuit Court Town of Ridott

Hail Injures Crops Near Freeport Area

A Sunday evening hail storm about a mile square south of Freeport caused heavy crop damage. James Frisbie and family reported losses to barley oats and hay totaling around 3000 dollars. Nearby farms including J C Frisbie H Wessels William Dollmann Herman Bruning and Albert and Louis Dollmeyer faced losses near ten thousand dollars. A severe electrical storm preceded the hail and wind damaged fruit trees and glass.

Freeport James Frisbie J. ©. Frisbie Samuel Petermeier George Hoebel J.C. Frisbie’s James Frisbe J.C. Frisbie German Valley H. Wessels William Dollmann Herman Bruning Albert Louis Dollmeyer

Rockford Wedding Ties Lynch Burke in Mineral Point

In Rockford social notes Miss Margaret Lynch and Mr William Burke plan a Mineral Point wedding next Tuesday at 6 am in Mineral Point Catholic church. After a wedding trip they will return to Rockford to reside. Lynch is daughter of Mrs Mathew Lynch of Mineral Point. Burke, son of Mrs John Burke of 818 Adams street, works as United States railroad mail clerk on the Freeport to Sioux City run.

Rockford Republic Wisconsin John Burke Adams Street United States Railroad Freeport Sioux City Burke

Zeigler Likes Marriage Announcement at Rivera Cal

Cards announce the marriage of Miss Gladys Zeigler daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar J Zeigler to Mr Harry W Likes at Rivera California on Wednesday July 8 Mrs Likes former Freeport High School attendee was popular with the younger set Mr and Mrs Sikes will be at home in Los Angeles California after August 1

Gladys Zeigler Oscar J. Zeigler Harry W. Likes Rivera Cal Likes Freeport High School Sikes Los Angeles

Wedding of Alma Mayer to Charles Bokemeier

Miss Alma Mayer of Florence township will marry Charles Bokemeier of this city at her parents home tomorrow at 6 AM. The couple will embark on an extended western trip after the ceremony.

Alma Mayer Florence Township Charles Bokemeier

Miss Hineline Hosts Friends This Evening

Miss Marjorie Hineline daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Hineline will entertain a company of friends this evening in her home with plans for social gathering and hospitality.

Marjorie Hineline H. H. Hineline

Market Report From Chicago Board of Trade and Union Stock Yards

Closing quotations show Sept wheat at 9 1 5 434, Sept corn 7 4 , Sept oats 4 3, Sept pork 31 6 72, Sept lard 9 6 a, Sept ribs 9 1 6. Cattle 25 000 at 10 to 16 lower. Beeves 4.50 to 3.15. hogs 33 000, 6 to 10 higher. light 6.35 to 6.90. mixed 6.50 to 7.00. heavy 6.85 to 7.05. bulk 6.70 to 6.90. sheep 18 000 steady 2.75 to 4.60. lambs 4.00 to 7.00. Quotations on Chicago Board of Trade supplied by F J Miner & Co Rice Building.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards Chicago Board of C

Lena July 15 Picnic With American Stars of Equity

Friends gather at Lena for an American Stars of Equity event on July 15 as part of a community picnic. Local organizers invite attendees to enjoy entertainment and socializing.

Lena Equity

Rent notices and help wanted in local ads

Classifieds show multiple rental offers including corner store space on East Barrow and second floor over stores on Galena Avenue with details on location features. Also listings for a house at Wyandotte Street and a race street contact. Help wanted ad seeks a competent housemaid for a two-person family and boys and girls for employment at Freeport Shoe Manufacturing Company.

Township treasurers file annual reports in order

Half of the township treasurers have sent in their annual reports to county Superintendent Grove. The received list includes James Spallman township 27 range 9 Jacob Zimmerman Augusta Burkhart 26-8 C P Br Stabeck 28-9 David N Thorn 29-9 O J Frmold 28-7 J B Baumgartner 26-6 A C Ballard 26-6 Rudolph Aerman 27-6 and John G C Dunn.

Grove James Spallman Jacob Zimmerman Augusta Burkhart C. P. BR. Stabeck David N. Thorn O. J. Frmold J. 8. Baumgartner A.C. Ballard Rudolph Aerman John GC. Dunn

Delivery Horse Runaway Disturbs Street Traffic

A horse belonging to grocer F W Hillmer bolted on High Street around 1 am. It wrecked the wagon and salvage stock while the delivery boy went inside to take an order. The frightened animal sparked excitement until it was caught on Em pire Street.

F. W.hillmer High Street Empire Street

Outing Party Heads to McFarland Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs Charles Billerbeck Mr and Mrs F M Clark Mr and Mrs H A Rotzler Mr and Mrs G C P Guenther Edward Merck Miss Amanda Vaupel and Ben Janssen have gone to McFarland Wis on an outing.

McFarland Charles Billerbeck F. M. Clark H. A. Rotzler GC. P. Guenther Edward Merck Amanda Vaupel Ben Janssen McFarland, Wis

Operation on Foot Involving Albert Ludeka Patient

Albert Ludeka aged 77 of Winneshiek Street sustained foot injury from a piece of wire and underwent an operation this morning as he shows slow improvement.

Albert Ludeka Winneshiek Street

Knights of Pythias Lodge to Meet Tonight

Freeport lodge No 452 Knights of Pythias will meet in their castle hall for work in the ranks of Esquire and Knight. All knights are cordially invited.

Freeport Lodge Knights of Pythias Esquire

Special train to Lena picnic departs Am boy line midweek

Announcement stated the Wednesday special train for the American Stars of Equity picnic at Lena will depart from Am boy instead of Dixon, shifting the start point but keeping the trip on schedule.

Trinity church group to elect officers this evening

The Kiwanis family or K I C E of Trinity church will hold its semi annual election of officers at 7 30 this evening in the church basement.

Trinity Church

Stanses Welcome Ten-Pound Baby Boy At Grove Street

Mr and Mrs William Stans of 2 Grove street announce the birth of a ten pound baby boy, adding a new member to their family.

William Stans Grove Street

Crescents Defeat White Sox in Last Game

The Crescents defeated the White Sox yesterday by a score of 4 to 2 in a tightly contested final game.

Crescents White Sox

Sharpening a Pencil Says Much About Men and Wives

From the New York Press, a humorous guide on how a man sharpens a pencil mirroring his character. It lists traits from secretive and slow to generous, high-strung and imaginative, to systematic and calm or crude and temperamental, with commentary on how a wife might cope.

New York Press

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Female Cure

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments describing symptoms like period issues headaches and pelvic discomfort. It claims the product strengthens and regulates the female system, warns it cannot heal tumors but may prevent them, and invites letters to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York. It also offers Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser and states confidential correspondence and pricing details.

Lef Pierce

Sayling the Wrong Thing in a Moral Quip

The moralist notes it is easy to say the wrong thing and Senator Sorghum agrees. He recalls times when he should have said "I loss you" instead of "I raise you." The exchange surfaces in a Washington Star quip.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Burt family death closes B. B. Dye works briefly

The death of Newton Burt, father of R. M. Burt and R. S. Burt, prompts a brief closure of the B. B. Dye works for a few days.

Newton Burt R. M R. S. Burt B. B. Dye Works

William Wrights July Special Sale Oxfords at 2.05

Wm. O. Wright & Cos. announce July special sale featuring men's Patent and dull leather oxfords priced at 2.05. The offer targets shoppers seeking affordable dress footwear and includes limited quantities for the season.

Wm. O. Wright & Cos

Suits nicely pressed six hundred at Mal le a Galeng and Van Buren

A brief note describes a sale or display of suits neatly pressed, mentioning Mal le a, Galeng, and Van Buren as likely locations or involved parties. The fragment notes quantity six hundred and emphasizes the tidy presentation.

Malle Galeng and van Buren Oe

Stephenson County Medical Society Meeting and Religious Camp Events

July features annual meeting of Stephenson County Medical Society followed by a missionary conference at Trinity Church. August includes the sixty first anniversary celebration at St Johns Church and camp meetings at Oakdale Park and Lenn Methodist Church.

Stephenson County Medical Society the Trinity Church St. John’s Church Oakdale Park Lenn

Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised By J W Jenkins

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for wounds burns and sores. He reports it cured a felon on his thumb and never fails to heal. Available for 25 cents at Jos Emmert's drug store.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C Jos. Emmert

Regular transport to Oakland cemetery begins June 27

From White school house to Oakland cemetery, service runs Saturday and Wednesday afternoons weekly until further notice. Round trip tickets cost 16 cents, available from the driver. Oakland Cemetery Association.

White School House Oakland Cemetery Oakland Cemetery Association

Shetland Ponies for Sale and Carriage Teams

Tam advertises a fine herd of Shetland ponies at reasonable prices with carriage teams ladies' and children's single drivers and gentle riders. Recently sold over a dozen in Freeport and vicinity. References available from W T Rawleigh ex Sheriff McCooler Mr Wieman. Will meet any train and parties may return same day. Polo R F D No 5 Ogle Co and Bell Phones.

Freeport W. T. Rawleigh McCooler Wieman Maryland Haldane Polo R. F. D Ogle Co Bell

Executors Sale of Johanna Kuehner Estate in Freeport

Public sale of 80 acres in Stephenson County Illinois near Freeport will be held July 15 1908 at 10 am at the southeast corner of Stephenson Street and Globe Avenue. The two story six room house barn granary crib windmill spring and outbuildings are offered in tracts with title abstract provided. Executors C F Kubhner and R D Kuehner. auctioneer A H Miller. attorney W N Cronkrite.

Johanna Kuehner Stephenson Street Globe Avenue Stephenson County Illinois Freepor

Government Land Opening in Tripp County Lands

The government will open about one million acres in Tripp County for settlement, likely around October 1. The Rosebud extension of the Chicago North Western Railway is the sole rail line to the lands, with Dallas as the rail terminus near the reservation border. United States land office will be located there. free pamphlets describe land details and how to secure a quarter section, available from any C and N W ticket agent.

Tripp County Tripp Co Rosebud Chicago A& North Western Ry Dallas North Western United States Land Office

Low Rates East for National Conventions Across the Midwest

Low round trip fares will be offered from points on The North Western Line to the Prohibition National Convention in Columbus Ohio July 9 to 18. Also discounted trips to gatherings in Cleveland Ohio June 25 to July lat and July 6 to 8 for B Y P U and National Educational Association. Encampment in Toledo August 27 to 80th and Knights of Pythias Conclave in Boston July 31 to August. Details from Chicago & North Western Ry agents.

North Western Columbus Ohio Cleveland National Educational Association Toledo Pythias Boston Mass Chicago & North Western Ry

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F. A. Read Canadian West William Clement WM. Clement Little’s Crockery Hettinger Blook Freeport Loan Co Freda Cromley Monroe Ruth Saucerman Rock Grove F. J. Ricker Allington, Jr Phonograhs the Cable Co. Pianos Geo. A. Stemm Galena St. Opp. N. Y. House Wm. A. Rogers C. W. Harden S'ephenson Tucker Dill H. B. Averil Marengo Katherine Maurer M. M. Carpenter Ella Hagerty Mary Mattert Miss Vicinta Do. N. Pitts Northampton Mr. Pitts Lillian DePuy Phillip Nellis and Son Mr. Nellis Father Nellis St. Joseph’s Church Ernst Traeger German Reformed Church Oshkosh, Wis Clarence Debutts Pontiac Township Pontiac Enos Debutts Marshaltown H. Poffenberger Elizabeth Schwarze F. A. Read Store Ladies’ Aid Society of the First M. E. Church Minnie Threadbold Milwaukee C. W. DeVore G. Hall Miss Zeigler Social Notes Today’s Market Report Csceee Ewis DelLween Jetferson Union Streets Collings W. EB Mackay Rico Kitdig Wyandotte St Westat F. A Freeport Shoe Knights of Amboy Surrey Oakland C. Fred Kubhner Robert D. Kuehner A. H. Miller W. N. Cronkrite Freeport Post Leip Zig Germany Harry Moogk 3D Ward W.J. Young & Co Opp Wm Walton Neph Clothing Department The Daily Journal
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