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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1905

Page

7

Elder Eby Pioneer of Lena Earned Ministry in 1851

Lena special correspondent profiles Elder Enoch Eby a pioneer long settled in Lena after moving from Chelsea Illinois He was born November 15 1828 near Waterloo Juniata Pa and joined the German Baptist church as a youth Later elected to the ministry in May 1851 He married Hetty Howe in 1847 and later Anna Gilfiflen in 1870 He helped establish German Baptist churches in Denmark and Illinois and raised a large family while farming and preaching the gospel

Lena June Enoch Eby Bodth Kans Brethren Church Yarger Orangeville Elder Eby Waterloo Juniata County Franklin County Aughwick’ Church Huntingdon County Chelsea Anna Gilfiflen Perry County Illinois Fry Denmark Horatio Jones H. F. Jones The Baptist Church Evans Polly Jones Vermont Alice Wasson Freeport Cora Jones Jones Center Street Curtiss and Sons Chicago Newton Linsley Roy Wasson Ina Newell

Lena High School to Hold 1905 Commencement Events

The Lena high school will stage the twenty-ninth annual commencement at the Baptist church June 8 and 9. Baccalaureate Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church, June 4, will be delivered by Rev. R. L. Griffin. Class day Thursday features the ten graduates in exercises led by the class president. Friday presents the address by Rev. Pp. B. Holtgrieve of Polo. Songs by Edna Baker Oyler and Gibler’s orchestra accompany the program. The class includes Josephine M Harter, Emily P Shoesmith, Maude M Bunker, Addie Whittenmeyer, Gertrude A Overstreet, M. Lucile Baldwin, Madelle J Soladay, Frank S Musser, D. Silver Gishwiller, and Lloyd A Kiplinger.

Lena Star Lena High School Baptist Church Methodist Episcopal Church R. L. Griffin Freeport Josephine M. Harter Emily P. Shoesmith Maude M. Bunker Addie Whittenmeyer Gertrude A. Overstreet M. Lucile Baldwin Madelle J. Soladay Frank Musser, D. Silver Gishwiller Lloyd A. Kiplinger

Bolender's Picnic and Reunion Tomorrow

The Bolender association holds its annual picnic and reunion tomorrow at Riem's Grove south of Orangeville. If rain prevents, Musser's ball will host the reunion and dinner. Officers include President Fred Bolender Monroe, Vice President Frank Bolender Rock Grove, Secretary Miss Helen W Bolender Freeport, Treasurer M. J. Holender Orangeville, Grounds F. C. Belknap Orangeville. A basket dinner at noon with Dr. F. W. Byers Monroe to give an address. The Daily Journal is delivered citywide for 10 cents weekly.

Bolender Riem’s Grove Orangeville Musser Fred Bolender Monroe Frank Sbolender Rock Grove Helen W Bolender Freeport M. J. Holender F. C. Belknap Bolenders F. W. Byers

Paris Fashion Notes on Blouses and Sleeves

Paris fashion notes describe the era of elaborate blouse trimming with lace, enamel buttons, and decorative yokes. They highlight the trend toward shorter sleeves for fall, various yoke treatments, and delicate guimpes in batiste and lawn, with emphasis on fine stitching and Valenciennes frills.

Paris Cannes Kiel

Illusion of Sanity Reveals Hidden Lunacy Lesson

A student asks if tests exist to separate sane from insane at a dinner with two men. The quiet, polished guest proves sane in rational talk while the other appears lunatic. The tutor Esquivel reframes the scene, naming the truly deluded as the well dressed man and the other as a celebrated author.

Esquivel God Honere de Balzac

Furious Fighting With Chronic Ailments Ended by Bitters

Gen W Hoffman of Harper Washington claims seven years of stomach and liver trouble ended by Electric Bitters. He praises their effectiveness and guarantees similar results, noting he won his battle and will keep them at home. Sold by Joseph Emmert for 50 cents a bottle. Try them today.

Gen. W. Hoffman Harper, Wash Joseph Emmert

Culvert Contract Awarded for Adams Street Creek

The streets committee awarded the culvert contract to William H. Shons for 484 feet from Adams Street east to Jackson Street. Shons bid 6.89 per foot for a concrete circular culvert nine feet wide, beating rivals Richter 8.22, Hawke 7.24, and Maffiell 7.50 for related sewers. Richter’s stone sewer bids also noted.

Das Plant Adams Street Jackson Street William H. Shons Shons Charles Richter Hawke & Son Richter Maffiell

Contest Not Up Tonight at City Council Meeting

Notice of contest filed by Elmer Prall seeks a recount of Second ward ballots to seat Prall instead of Alderman Geo W Brokhiausen. The action likely postponed as attorney Douglas Pattison travels to Chicago. one appropriation ordinance will be presented.

Elmer Prall Prall Geo. W. Brokhiausen Douglas Pattison Pratt Chicago

Circuit Court In Session At Dixon June Term Opened

Judge R. Farrand presides the Dixon term of the circuit court as the grand jury is organized with Geo G Lantzer as chair and O B Stine J R Chambers as clerks. The first case, Arthur R Brown charged with robbery at Frank Miller’s Arcade home, sees the court overrule a motion for a personal injury examination. W A Merrifield versus Stover Manufacturing allows amendment to the seventh count. Nellie Carlin administratrix’s suit against Freeport Railway Light & Power is dismissed.

R. §. Farrand Dixon Circuit Court Geo Lantzer Lena O. BE. Stine Freeport J. R. Chambers Dakota Arthur R. Brown Frank Miller Arcade Burrell Drs

St. Francis levee board fight tears into Memphis scene

The struggle for control of the St Francis levee board in Memphis drew out the political rancor. Governor Jeff Davis of Arkansas led the charge as the clash intensified with late hours and hard campaigning. Clyde Goin confronted Davis at the Gayoso hotel after the decisive night, remarking on his weariness. Also recounted is a Princeton anecdote about conditioning, discipline, and a coach pressuring a key player to avoid bad habits before a big game.

Rocky” Keellunge St. Francis Memphis Wld Jeff Davis Arkansis Ton Clyde Goin Crittenden Arkansas Gayoso Ony Princeton Doshansiaus Flarpere Weekly

Grand matinee promotes Horlicks bottle gifts for ladies

Special notice announces daily matinee gifts for women at the Grand theater with Horlicks Malted Milk Luach Tablets on Racine day Thursday. Seats cost ten cents. A C Knorr is listed as manager.

Force Lanles Horlick A. C. Knorr

Lost gold speathes between 102 J.ieois avenue and church

A pair of small gold speathes are reported missing from the area between 102 J.ieois avenue and the First Presbyterian church. The finder is asked to return them to the Journal office.

J.ieois First Presbyterian Church

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident

CG McMurry of 47 Troquois Street testifies he trusted Dean's Kidney Pills in 1897 and now re endorses them after experiencing back pain and kidney issues. The ad states the product cures and urges purchase for 50 cents through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N C and Jos Emmert as agents.

Freeport CG. J. McMurry Troquois Street Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. C

White Hats For Graduation Display At Brinkman's

Display at Miss 8 Brinkman’s 131 Galena St features white hats for graduation and other occasions.

Brinkman’s Galena St

County Physician Public Notice Seeks Bids for County Medical Service

The Stephenson county Poor and Poor Farm committee invites sealed bids from licensed physicians for county wide medical services including drugs, nursing, and contagious disease care for pauper and jail patients. Bids due and opened at Freeport Court House June 10, 1508. contracts awarded to lowest bidder.

Board of Supervisors Stephenson County Sinais Court House Freeport Said County Towit Hurd Tinois Cerk Freeport 11 Howard Price

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