Frank Greene Dies in Chicago Husband of Miss Mattie Smith
Obituary notices recount the death of Dr. Frank Catlin Greene in Chicago after a period of ill health. He married Miss Mattie Smith of Freeport on Aug 29 1907 and lived abroad in 1907 08 before returning to the United States. Born Nov 15 1857 in Mansfield Ohio he joined Traux Greene Co. and was a Mason and member of several Chicago clubs. Funeral at 10 tomorrow from 77 Lincoln Park Blvd and interment in Owego New York. Miss Morna Munn Beloit subject of extended Beloit papers praise. Beloit Free Press lauds her intellect and character noting her school work and family loss since March 1. Beloit News adds Beloit mourns her father E V Munn and her final illness amid sympathy from Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
Chicago Street
Frank Catlin Greene
Chicago
Dr. Greene
Traux, Greene & Co
Mattie Smith
Freeport
London
Paris
United States
Mansfield
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
University of Hidlelberg
Germany
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago Yacht Club
Chicago Medical Society
American Medical Society
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Owego
N. Y
Eugene V. Munn
Miss Munn
Beloit News
E. V. Munn
This Date in History Highlights Early American Figures
A compact list recalls events from 1767 to 1898 including births of James Asheton Bayard and Admiral Charles L. Stewart, 1806 Buenos Ayres captured by Britain, 1821 San Martin proclaims Peru independence, 1844 Joseph Bonaparte death, 1852 Eleary Clay steamer fire near Yonkers, 1864 Four Mile Creek battle, 1868 end of military rule in several states, and 1898 Ponce surrender to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Asheton Bayard
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Charles L. Stewart
United States Naval Service
Bordentown
N. J
Buenos Ayres
San Martin
Peru
Manasseh Cutler
Northwest Territory
Hamilton
Mass
Killingly
Conn
Joseph Bonaparte
Yonkers
Four Mile Creek
James River
Virginia
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Ponce
Porto Rico
Little Folks at Picnic at Second Presbyterian
Sixty primary department children of the Second Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a lawn picnic yesterday afternoon. Superintendent Miss Edith Chrisler assisted by Miss Anna Siffert and Mrs. Chas. Meier with Mrs. Keck organized the event and provided refreshments while games supplied the fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Sunday School
Edith Chrisler
Anna Siffert
Chas. Meier
Keck
Potter Arrested on Warrant for Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
John Potter was arrested yesterday afternoon on a warrant from his mother-in-law accusing drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He pled guilty before Magistrate Bentley and was fined $3 plus costs or 22 days in jail, and he remains jailed unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Potter
Yeater
Bentley
Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Endorsed by Harrisville Man
Mr. A. A. Felton of Harrisville New York says he has used Dr Kings New Life Pills for years and finds them just exactly right. The ad claims relief without discomfort and lists ven atization biliousness and walaing as conditions. Available for 25 cents at Jos Homerts drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
Jos. Homert’s
Knight Seeks Second Place for Lieutenant Governor
Thomas D. Knight, seeking the nomination for lieutenant governor, campaigned in Freeport describing himself as affable and hardworking. He formerly led Chicago’s Hamilton Club, building its strength and efficiency, and counts many Republican leaders at state and national levels among his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Knight
Freeport
Knight
Hamilton Club
Chicago
PHONE CO. TROUBLES IN WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT
The Freeport Telephone Exchange won its case against A Neusus and others of Winslow. Judge Heard overruled the demurrer and issued a temporary injunction. The case likely goes to final settlement at the September term, and the Winslow exchange must connect with Freeport as ruled until then. The circuit court term has closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Telephone Exchange
A. Neusus
Meyer Vinegar Works Moves to New Quarters
The Meyer Vinegar works has moved into a new building with offices. The factory is being fitted with storage tanks and machinery. Completion time is uncertain as special equipment must be sourced from the manufacturer, delaying full setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer’ Vinegar Works
Meyer Vinegar Works
Prisoners Sweep Streets In Freeport
Freeport police arrest mainly outsiders after dry elections. Strangers locked up for drunkenness are put to work sweeping streets near City Hall to pay fines. This order aims to deter disorderly conduct and reduce street activity by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Reception to Former Pastor at Sec ond Presbyterian Church
Members and friends of the Sec ond Presbyterian church held a reception in the church parlors last evening to honor Rev. F. A. Hosmer and his wife, visiting from Chicago where he pastors Central Park Presbyterian. They will depart for Minneapolis tomorrow where he will occupy a pulpit next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
F. A. Hosmer
Hosmer
Central Park Presbyterian Church of
Chicago
Birthday celebration at Journal office for Frank Ross
Frank Ross apprentice at the Journal office and son of L and Ross of 86 Galena street was surprised by twenty friends in a sixteenth birthday party. A handsome watch chain and fob were given as gifts. Albert Schmelzlu won the peanut walk prize. Miss Norma Fishler of Chicago attended and returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ross
Journal Office
Town Board Meeting to Audit Bills
Town clerk Michael Steffen calls a regular meeting of the town board for Wednesday evening August 4 at 7 30 pm to audit bills. Patrons owing town funds are asked to present bills at the City drug store corner Galena and Van Buren streets.
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City Drug Store
Carper Galena
van Buren
Michael Steffen
T-3idta
Personal Record Hints of Chicago and Freeport Visits
Rockford residents and visitors mingle in Freeport and Chicago today. Notables include J J Wieman A A Crain and E W Davis transacting business in Chicago while James W Hyde visits relatives and Maurice A Welch travels for Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EK. White
Rockford
B. PF. Hill
Chicago
J.J. Wieman
F. A. Bloyer
Monticello
Freeport
C. P. Leitzell
Dakota
Peter Olsen
Blanchardville
O. T. Smith
McConnell
James W. Hyde
E. W. Davis
Frances Dittmar
RK. H. Ford
Madison
W. F. Norton
W. M. Steele
A. J. Leonard
Elgin
W. J. McNulty
Janesville
R. C. Miller
Shanon
Herbert Whiteside
W. Kuhlemeier
Pearl City
Jennie Wohlford
DeKalb
Maurice. A. Welch
The
Illinois Central
Local club notices and social events recap
The Sons of Veterans meet this evening. Rev H M Markley sold his automobile to Dr M M Baumgarten. Charles Wright started work at Ermtrich's barber shop. The W R C plans a card party at the G A R hall tomorrow evening. The W R C F schedules a card party at St Mary's hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Mia L t Hime and Miss Anna ime assist with Globe Park fresh air children. The Kaat Freeport Sunday school will host an ice cream social in Taylor's park tomorrow evening. The Young People's Missionary Society of Trinity church holds a regular meeting at 8 tonight. The Epworth League monthly business meeting is at 8 in the church parlors. The ladies of the G R sewing school meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sawyer 3 Elk street. Mrs J A Crain entertains at bridge this afternoon for Misses Ebor and Stewart visiting from Reading. Winneshiek lodge No 30 I O O F meets Wednesday evening to confer the 2nd degree. Visiting brothers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Kaiser
Chicago
Edward Meyers
Nellie Mack
Verta Walker
Sterling
Carthage
J. Divan
Trinity Church
Geneseo
Amsey Resh
R. C. Sm
The
W. RC
St. Mary’s Hall
Mia
L.t. Hime
Miss Annaime
Globe Park
J. A. Crain
Bridge
Ebor
Reading
Penn
Stewart
Frye
Winneshiek Jfodge No
John Wolf Named Manager at Bloomington Dry Goods Store
John Wolf, formerly with the G. A. Rogers' store in this city, is now at Bloomington where he is manager of a large dry goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolf
G. A. Rogers
Bloomington
Dry Goodg
Daily Journal Delivery Counts Weeks and Customer Note
The Daily Journal is delivered to a male recipient in the city for a period of 100 weeks. The notice records a single customer term and payment context without extra details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Journal
Guy
Hopkins Arrives for Stephenson County Talk
United States Senator Albert J. Hopkins and party arrived in Freeport from Princeton today before noon to address crowds. Accompanied by his manager Harry Oldam and the Silver Leaf quartet, Hopkins planned a Grand Theatre speech this evening with a cool opera-house setting and fan air circulation. The group also included Mr. Gillespie and General Smith D. Atkins. four autos carried the party as they head to a Ben a noon speech.
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United States
Albert J. Hopkins
Freeoft
Tinceton
Til
Senator Hopkins
Harry Oldam
Silver Leaf Quartette
H. Estabrook
H. B. McBride
R. Kimball
C. H. Gregor
Prory
Grand
Stephenson County
Hopkins
Bena
Gillespie
Smith D. Atkins
Directors Hold Meeting Of Golden Meadow Development
Directors of the Golden Meadow Development company met in this city yesterday afternoon. Among the out of town men present who returned home this morning were James M. Jeffery of Clinton H J Smith of Chicago E H Wetterman and W F Matier of Gibson City and A J Thurston of Mendota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Meadow Development Company
James M. Jeffery
Clinton
H. J. Smith
Chicago
E. H. Wetterman
W. F. Matier
Gibson City
A. J. Thurston
Mendota
Reverend Markley and wife depart for Dodge City visit
Rev. H. M. Markley and his wife left this afternoon on a visit to Mr. Markley’s father and brother in Dodge City Kaw. Mrs. Markley will return in four weeks. The wife will then go to Romano Oxhla where she will remain two weeks longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Markley
Monty
Mr. Markley
Dodge City
Kaw
Y M C A Physical Director to Arrive Saturday
Mr. C. E. Smith, recently appointed physical director of the A A, is expected here Saturday on Lake Geneva. He will immediately assume duties and begin organizing physical culture classes starting September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Lake Geneva
Trip to Starved Rock by D A R Elder William Brewster Chapter
The Elder William Brewster chapter of the D A R will lead a pilgrimage to Starved Rock this Friday. Interested participants may obtain details from Miss Converse on Lincoln Boulevard.
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Starved Rock
William Brewster
Miss. Converse
Lincoln Boulevard
Twilight League: Embury M E Defeats First Methodist 8–0
Embury M E dominated the Twilight League game last night by an 8 to 0 victory over First Methodist Episcopal. Tonight matchup features Second Presbyterian and Grace Episcopal teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embury M. E
First Methodist Episcopal
Second Presbyterian
Grage Episcopal
Freeporters Reach Milan on European Trip
Freeporters Mr. Henry Davis and Mrs. Henry Davis with Mr. Jacob Pfender left Freeport on May 10 for Europe and were recorded in Milan, Italy, on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Henry Davis
Jacob Pfender
Freeport
Europe
Milan
McMahon Re-appointed District Deputy for K of C
T. T. McMahon has received word that he has again been appointed district deputy for the Knights of Columbus. This is the third term for Mr. McMahon in this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. McMahon
Knights of Columbus
Mr. McMahon
Sick and Afflicted Boy From Chicago Ill With Pneumonia
Arthur Love, a 14 year old visitor at Adam Becker's home in Chicago, has been seriously ill with pneumonia but is now out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Love
Chicago
Adam Becker
Garena Independent Team Heads to Sterling and Mt Carroll
The Garena Independent ball team traveled through the city this morning en route to Sterling and Mt Carroll where games are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garena
Sterling
Mt. Carroll
Hindipo Kidney Cure Promoted by Local Drugstore
P Guenther & Co corner Galena Avenue advertise Hindipo as a cure for Brights Disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation bad blood and nervous troubles caused by sick kidneys. They guarantee results or a refund. mail order available at 50 cents per box with six boxes priced at 3.50 and prepaid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
P. Guenther & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Hindipo
Republican Meeting in Waddams at McConnell
Republican voters of the town of Waddams are asked to meet at McConnell on Saturday evening at 3 o'clock. J. F. Harwoven, Committeeman, 7-28d wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddams
McConnell
J. F. Harwoven
Peoples' Column Advertisements Seem to Mention Rentals
See page seven for additional Peoples' Column advertisements. Rent large grey icy furnished Yoon steam heat elevator second floor Rice building. Enquire 308 Rice building. Phone New Black ai. WO gadiw
What Do They Care Choice in Dr Pierce Medicines
The text promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for exhausted women. It claims to build strength regulate womanly functions ease pain and restore vigor. It mentions nonalcoholic glyceric extracts from native plants and asserts the medicines are sold by licensed dealers with no secret formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. Pierce
Still Dark on Politics by Forreston Native Fager
Freeport friends greet T B Fager, former Forreston resident now in Butler Missouri. He returns with renewed claim that Bryan will win despite past defeats. Fager jokes through the remarks, widely known to locals, who regret his political views but hope he changes before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Fager
Forreston
Butler
Freeport
Fager
Bryan
Illinois Central Engineer At Home In Bloomington Visit
Fred Gray an Illinois Central engineer living at 154 Mechanic Street enjoys a visit from his mother Mrs Richard Gray of Bloomington and his brother Chas Gray of Guatemala who is chief engineer of the Guatemala Central railway. He oversees construction of the mountainous road now within thirty miles of the Mexican line and will return to work this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gray
Illinois Central
Mechanic Street
Richard Gray
Bloomington
Chas. Gray
Guatemala
Central America
Guatemala Central
Gray
Mexico Line
Two Accidents At Illinois Central Shops Cause Injuries
Daniel Gorman a boilermaker at the Illinois Central shops cut a deep gash in his left hand yesterday afternoon when he struck the fire box of an engine. several stitches were required. Bernard Rinderman another boilermaker was cut on the right hand this morning by a flying iron from a hammer, the wound extending several inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gorman
Illlnois
Bernard Rinderman
Illinois Central
Special Illinois Central Train Passes Through City
A special Illinois Central train carrying I. G. Rawn, first vice president, went through the city at 9:40 this morning. The train departed Chicago for a trip along the western lines at 7:40 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Rawn
The
Illinois Central
City
Chicago
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Kayser’s
F. A. Read
Canadian West
William Clement
WM. Clement
Roe Over Little’s Crockery Store
Hettinger Block
Freeport Loan
Stephenson Street
Frank Greene
Bride
Beloit
Mona Munn
Thomas
Illinois
Thomas OD. Knight
Winslow Exchange
Freeport Company
Printer Boy
C. C. R. Stabeck
Davis
L. L. Munn, Jr
Samuel Payne
Red Oak
Iowa
L. L. Hime
Prospect Terrace
Charles McCool
Dan Voss
Springfield
William Hall
Delavan Lake
Vincent Harron
San Francisco
Clem Harron
Arcade
Addie Roscoe
Batavia, Ill
Annie Brine
Liberty Street
A. R. Buffin
Carl Schoeffel
Charles McCarty
Katharine McCarty
Waterloo, Ia
James Carmody
Emmett Henry
Croghan, N
Hmertick, ‘Barrett & Co
Sons of Veterans
M. M. Baumgartner
Charles Wright
Wd. Ermtrich
Kaat Freeport Sunday School
Congregational
Taylor's Park
Young People’s Missionary Society of Trinity Church
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Elvaroh
G. &. R. Sewing School
Sawyer
A.J. Hopkins
Grand Opera House
Itena
A. J. Hopkins
Twilght League
Charles Gray
I. C
Alfred Metzdorf
C. P. Guenther’s
Hotel Metropole
Enson Street
F. Hildreth
Edw. Allington, Jr
Phonograhs
the Cable Co
Geo. A. Stemm
Galena St
N. Y. House
Cap’n Eri
J.C. Lincoln Cardigan
Robert W. Chambers
Betty
Friend
Susan—Ernest Oldmeadow
Gertrude Atherton
W.j.young & Co
Opp
Wm Walton Neph Clothing Department
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