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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
3
The Freeport Journal receives a label from the International Typographical Union recognizing its use of Union labor in mechanical departments. The label marks a formal acknowledgment of labor practices.
This item records a sequence of daily movements and visits. Names include Jack Hill, M. Littlefield, Miss Mary Gray, J Howe, FR Sack, H Zimmerman, A G Stroh, H W Robbins, A C Schadle, Miss Mabel Hotchkiss, C E Reid, Albert Knight, J J French, C O R Stabeck, Frank J Delaney, Oscar Heard Jr, A V Garrettson, Mrs George F Kerns, Mrs Cora McInn, Miss Mabel, Dr H Knapp, Miss Bessie Knapp, Mrs J A Barnett, Deputy U S Marshal W Mack. Individuals travel between Polo, Rockford, Forreston, Bloomington, Chicago, Warren, Galesburg, Earlville, Clinton, and Davia for business, visits, and relatives. Subpoenas in the Durand and Epperson cases noted in Rockford.
Freeport Commandery to elect officers tonight. Old Maids convene at the Y M C A next week. Grace church choir to rehearse Thursday at 7 30. Breck layers Munsons and Plasterers union hold meeting tonight. Ladies Aid society of St John s church meets tomorrow evening. Embury Sunday School board meets after prayer meeting next Thursday. official board meets Friday in the tower room. Embury M E church primary children rehearse Saturday June 5 at 3 o clock. Parents urged to ensure attendance. Grand Tribunal at Rockford Illinois June 18. notify W T Anderson M K East New Phane W 764 and Mrs Riley W 792 at earliest convenience or at hall Thursday evening.
The Illinois Central will run four special trains from Doderville Winslow Dubuque and Amesboy through threeport tomorrow morning for Rockford Woodmen picnic traffic. Trains pass through Freeport between 9 and 10:20 oclock with a round trip fare of 85 cents. Rockford lodge members plan a large crowd with full-day amusement arranged for attendees.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee recounts life saving relief from hemorrhages of the throat after doctors failed. He began using Dr King’s New Discovery and saw instant relief with coughing stopping and bleeding diminishing within three weeks he returned to work. Cough and cold remedy priced 65 cents and one dollar at Joseph Emmert’s drug store with a free trial bottle offered.
Interurban timetable notes Woodman Day events on Thursday June 6 spanning Freeport and Rockford areas with a rail connection via the Rockford line. Details include regional stops, times, and service adjustments for that date.
The council debated street extensions, macadamizing and paving projects, and an ordinance for Fire Department rules. Financial strain and limited appropriation prompted cautions on expenditures while routine approvals and bond intakes were processed.
Early morning routine credits Joseph Emmert with strength using Rocky Mountain Pen. A wonderful picture opens tonight at the new 4 cent theatre on Stephenson street. A Japanese juggler charms lovers into maidens. Three new pictures play tonight.
Four innings and a half played when the umpire interfered despite spectator protests. Schoonhoven remained optimistic as Freeport N led and Canners were shut out with Darrah in excellent form.
June 5 La Crosse Wis Providence and Umpire Saunders halted the first game with Freeport at 1 0 in the fifth inning due to wet conditions. The match was declared off after a delay, disappointing spectators. The second contest set for today with Jones or Flynn to start for LaCrosse as manager Schoorhoven looks ahead to home games and a busy league schedule.
Pitcher Edward Scott arrived home this morning from LaCrosse and immediately went under the care of a physician. It is unclear how long he will be out of the game. He injured his knee while playing at Eau Claire, and his condition has gradually worsened to where he can hardly use it.
Since a road trip, the outfield has underperformed and Manager Schoonhoven is reviewing several prospects for a change. Householder returns to liberty and is known for his hitting, with potential acquisition likely. Corkhill of Town league seeks Freeport transfer if deal can be completed.
In a long game at Wausau Wisconsin on a June day the score remained tied until the eleventh inning. Nagie scored on a Latford steal and Dolan followed with a hit giving Wae Nap a narrow lead that held until the final out. The game showcased strong pitching and late offense from both sides.
In Freeport Sunday's game at Gare au Bata Chaice, man Claire Wis, Smith pitched a solid eight innings but his team benefited from defensive errors by the locals. The visitors pushed across runs in the eighth after a misplay by Speiser and a wild throw by Watson, while Stith did not walk a batter and kept hitters off balance.
During a tense game, a batter was thrown out at first and then knocked out, forcing a retirement. Darrah replaced him and finished the contest. After Scott’s out, Ives delivered a timely hit, but was thrown out stealing second as Gaspar finished the inning with a strikeout, ending the visitors’ scoring.
La Crosse Chronicle notes Freeport’s first season visit, strong pitching staff, and updated lineup including Ireland and Lannon. Despite losses, Freeport remains La Crosse’s top rival and a two of three series win would ease local nerves. fans expect a large turnout for the three game set.
Patrons fill the five cent theatre as the Teddy Bears keep audiences amused with one of the prettiest films in the city. The program runs through Thursday morning before a complete change, while opera stars Caruso Melba Sembrich Scotti Plancon Homer Farrrar Gogorza entertain. Schoolchildren, aided by Graham and Guiteau, enjoy Teddy Bear motion pictures and musical selections this afternoon.
At noon today Miss Estella Diemer and Louis St. Egdorf were married by Magistrate Bentley. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Diemer of Cedarville, grew up there and moved to Freeport last year. The groom, son of Mrs. Fred Egdorf of Arcade avenue, is a Freeport native and a barber. He works at F. J. Becker's shop on South Galena avenue. They will live with the groom's mother for now.
After a short Freeport Tribunal No. 99 session, members and invited guests will enjoy a social. Talented helpers have contributed to the program, followed by dancing and games. Ice cream and cake will cost ten cents.
In Freeport many claim health others suffer indigestion causing poor health. Mi-o-na stomach tablets are touted as a cure by strengthening digestive organs and allowing full meals without distress. Win B F Jungkunz guarantees money back if Mi-o-na does not cure you, at no cost unless it works.
A Lion-clad boys shoe is priced at $1.50 and sold with a warranty at E. & W. 6-5d1w. The ad notes the product is available exclusively through that outlet.
Interurban service runs from Freeport to Rockford and return on Woodmenday June 6 1907. Scheduling notes indicate a round trip via the interurban line with departures and connections to accommodate local travel needs.
Miss Mabel H Boedecker and Do Fred Piper wed at Mrs Dora Boedecker's home 183 Shawnee St Freeport in a flower filled ceremony read by Rev F Holke The event drew hundreds with elaborate decorations and a grand supper A later reception and trip planned with Rockford Chicago and lake-city stops before returning to 197 Carroll St after Sept 15 The couple are well known in Freeport with families and friends from Lena Tama Iowa Davis and more attending
Last evening the Masonic temple hall and card rooms were thronged with members and friends and ladies for the opening of the new club rooms. The event signals a social life boost for the lodge with promising activity and community participation.
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