Silk Sale Promises Deep Discounts on All Items
A local ad proclaims a Silk Sale offering unprecedented discounts on every item. Shop rushed to save as prices drop across categories presumed to include fabrics and home goods.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
A local ad proclaims a Silk Sale offering unprecedented discounts on every item. Shop rushed to save as prices drop across categories presumed to include fabrics and home goods.
The Winninger Bros company brings six nights and a souvenir matinee to the Grand Opera House in Chicago starting Monday July 31 with 10 20 and 30 cent prices and one free lady offer. Nordland at the Grand continues its strong run praised as a supreme musical comedy with lavish scenery song hits and witty ensemble performances.
Brooklyn man Fred Lind say obeyed Magistrate Higginbotham and kissed his wife daily for a month after estrangement. The judge ordered weekly baby time, daily kisses, a weekly gift, and 36 dollars for four weeks. The couple returned joyful, reporting the sentence carried out. Mothers-in-law were banished from the home.
The will of former Freeport alderman Wm M Brown dated May 28 2005 leaving all real and personal property to his wife as executrix was probated in county court after his death on June 4 Witnesses B A Arnold Mrs Sligeie Banning and Wm N Crow attended. The Freeport gun club announces tomorrow afternoon’s shoot at Taylors park planned to be the last under current management as a new club is planned.
The piece honors a prominent woman for decades of service, noting her stately dignity and broad respect as friends extend hearty congratulations. It lists out of town guests including Mrs. Margaret Effert and several families from Ridott Sheldon Silver Creek and nearby locales, reflecting a local tribute event.
Mrs George J Dehn remains in the same condition. Mrs Jacob Klein, longtime local resident, is critically ill at home on Washington Street with relatives at her bedside including Paul Wheeler and Arthur Wheeler of Chicago. Inspector Wheeler visited yesterday. Garrola Pierce of Freeport, telephonist for the Central Union, injured his thumb while installing a instrument in a saloon on the short line. the bone was broken after medical dressing.
The First Presbyterian church midweek prayer meetings have grown in interest and attendance. Sessions are now in the main auditorium. Tonight Hon. John Barrett, recently of Panama, will address the gathering on an interesting theme based on his travels and broad information.
Mrs Maud Pichard Dunn of Lena has filed a chancery suit for divorce against her husband Frank Dunn in the circuit court. The bill alleges desertion. R B Mitchell is attorney for the plaintiff.
The ladies' auxiliary of the I. A. OFM will host an ice area social at Adams and Washington streets next Wednesday evening.
Frishbie and Haney began remodeling the buildings of T. K. Best and A. J. Goddard at Stephen son and Chicago streets today.
Lena July 27 details lay out village events with residents traveling to Dixon assembly. Trusts, visits from Chicago and Monroe, funeral of six year old Marie Huneke, local repairs and sales notes on furniture stores and groceries. Mentions of upcoming Stephenson Tribunes meeting and several Lena residents expected at Dixon session.
A property on Carroll Street presents a fast sale opportunity with a modern house, hardwood finishes, handiwork doors, steam heat, private windmill water supply, cement walks, and frontage 11245 feet on Carroll Street and 280 feet deep on State Street. Owner claims price is far below cost and seeks immediate transaction.
A fragmented listing of summer events includes Pawnes Bills Wild West Show on July 20 and card party July 31 at Westng ton hall by Gherry Blossomenino. August brings pineeting at Ridott and Kebury M social. county soldiers reunion in Winslow. Oakdnde and Lenn events. theater bills at the Grand Opera House from July 31 to August featuring Winninger Brow and acts like Aristocratic Tramp Now not Mull and The Moonah tier's piachiter.
In Freeport, handkerchief waving is blamed on mosquitos and other insects rather than flirtation. The article notes an invasion of pests due to spring moisture, with gnats and flies in marshy areas, forcing residents indoors or behind screens. Mosquitoes are described as numerous, active by day, and troublesome to outdoor life.
A notice invites scholars for lessons in music and oratory. Classes run daily from 9 to 12 at 280 Douglas Avenue. Contact Mrs Starkwell, 7 262 W, to enroll or inquire about hours and requirements.
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