Personal Record Notes Local Travelers and Visits
Lena residents and visitors are listed with departures and arrivals from cities including Omaha Pierre Rockford Freeport Dixon Chicago Milwaukee Des Moines and Denver. Individuals named include Mies Reeder Miss Sarah Archer Fanny Duterle Eva Munmert Jessie Eastabrook Verna Derr plus families of Walz Dreher Hildreth and Tilkemeier among others with accompanying trips to weddings funerals and college events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Reeder
Lena
A. G. Matter
Omaha
F. Kenney
Mt. Carroll
Sarah Archer
Pierre
Mies Kate Palmer
LaSalle
Peru
Will
Emma Walz
Chicago
Clara Kirk Brown
Rockford
Will Doll
Albert Doll
Freeport
G. A. Raymer
Ruth
Dixon
Ea Brokhausen
Newkirk
Oklahoma
John Ritchie
Chicana
Madge Gaskell
Savanna
Des Moines
Fred Wagner
Lockport
Milwaukee
John J. Flanagan
St. Viateur’s College
Katikakee
C. F. Hildreth
Fred McLafferty
E. W. Dreher
Barclay
Paradelaine
B. B. Dreher
Pleasant Street
Mrs. Dreher
Denver
Three June Brides At Hymen's Shrine
In Freeport and Dakota venues, three June weddings unfold. Charles Baumgarten and Frieda Walz wed at the Walz home. William Gransden and Anna Young marry in Dakota. John Manion and Nellie Kennedy unite at St. Lawrence. Families and friends gather as brides dress in white and reception feasts follow. The Freeport Eagles mark their first anniversary with a Germania hall ball, Mayor Dittmar to speak, Harris Orchestra to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awmor
Shaw
Charles Baumgarten
Frieda Walz
Henry Gransden
Anna’ Young
Young& Course
W. Gardner Thrall
First English Lutheran Church
Clara Killian
Florence Whitlock
Matilda Pfender
Michell
Freeport
al Baumgarten
Freeport Railway,Light & Power Company
Baumgarten
John Walz
Wale
West
Blackhawk
Broadway
Emma and
Willi Walz
Chicago
Madge Gaskell
W. M.S. of
Salem Church
Will
Savanna
Graysden
Yong
Dakota Village
William Henry Gransden
Anna Mary Young
Rev. Newcomb
First Presbyterian Chiarch
John F. Man ‘Ton
Nell Ken
Nedy
St. Lawrengt‘bhureh
Ise Air Gael
Kennedy
Wiss May ‘Hanley
John el Kelley
James Rooney
George A. Arnold
Joseph Grundy
James Hanley
James A. Manion
St. Mary's School
M. L. Parker Company
Muncie
Freeport Nerie of Eagles
Germania Hall
Dittmar
Yvaudeville
Harris
J. C. Kiefer
J. A. Poling
J. Dittmar
Edward Branen
George Brokhausen
Willard Howers
Win
Baker
A. B. Williams
Robert Luecke
Steve Behring
Dear
J. J. Sweeney
George Brown
George Roberts
Joseph Ambruster
Joseph Howe
W. Saenger
August
Fitz
L. Kauffman
John Bauscher, Jr
American Stars of Equity Meet This Evening
The American Stars of Equity will meet this evening at o'clock. FR. A. Raubenheimer installed a four blade electric ceiling fan in his barber shop. The Babb's Grove school enjoys a picnic with Miss Georgia Witte as teacher. Glendora lodge and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen plan a joint meeting this evening with all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
FR. A. Raubenheimer
Babb's Grove
Georgia Witte
Glendora Lodge
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Frank J. Cheney & Co. Promises Reward for Catarrh Cure
Notary public A W Gleason attests senior partner Braye of On10 City of ToLeno Cooney signs an oath. The firm offers one hundred dollars for each uncurable catarrh case by FALLS CATARRH CURE. Advertisement touts blood and mucous system action and asks readers to request testimonies from E Henry & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braye
ToLeno
Cooney
Em Frank J. Ghesey
Nrin
F. J. Cheney & Co
Laledo
Fivig
Fall
A.W. Gleason
Hal
Tender Annual Reception by Graded Union Sunday School Teachers
The eighth annual reception of the Graded Union of Sunday School teachers was held at the King’s Daughters' Settlement Home. Highlights included violin and vocal solos by local performers, a general discussion on Sunday school topics, a school opics segment, and recitations. Refreshments followed. Mrs. F. A. Clark delivered the president’s address, with a full text to be printed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers
King's Daughters' Settlement
Earl Huenkemeier
John G. Oyler
Je. O. Herbert
E. D. Herbert
FP. P. Fisher
T. 5
Lennox
F. A. Clark
White Shrine Members to Attend Freeport Social
More than thirty members of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will travel to Freeport tomorrow evening for a Capernium Shrine No. 4 event featuring records and a social dance. Rockford participants recall past good times and anticipate a lively evening with hosts and hostesses. They depart via interurban and expect a late return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Rockford
White Shrine of
Sun day dinners at Horse Shoe Cafe discontinued
The Sun day dinners at the Horse Shoe Cafe will be discontinued during the warm season, but short orders will continue to be served as usual. By proprietor C Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Shoe Cafe
C. Bowen
Stubborn youths refuse to answer grand jury questions
Two Freaport youths Tom Maher and John McKenna refuse to incriminate the saloon keeper and dodge questions before Judge Farrand. They vow jail rather than reveal where liquor was bought. The judge warns of a year in the county jail. Their arrests come as they are escorted to await grand jury testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maher
John McKenna
Courty
Burrell
Olson
Farrand
Judge Farrand
McKenna
Grand
Grand jury to conclude its labore tomorrow afternoon
Public indicments listed include Art Brown burglary John Corey burglary and larceny George Payton burglary and lar ceny Ben Lamm sodomy D CO Sunderland and James Eells named deputies for this term of court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Brown
John Corey
George Payton
Ben Lamm
D. CO. Sunderland
James Eells
Market Closing Prices from Wheat to Hogs and Cattle
June 6 closing board of trade quotes show July wheat at 8 1 2 cents, July corn at 8 1 2, July oats at 3 1 4, July pork at 12.80, July ribs at 7.42, July lard at 7 45. Union stock yards bids: cattle mainly 5.50 to 6.35, hogs 6.30 to 6.41, sheep 3.60 to 5.00. Chicago board of trade ranges and values listed by Everett & Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontooago
Board of Trade
Courcaco
Union
Chicago Board of Trade
Everett & Sweeney
Will Probated for Michael Mosser in Buckeye Township
The will of the late Michael Mosser of Buckeye township was probated today in the county court. It directs all real estate and property to pass to his widow Catherine Mosser as executrix, with the estate to be divided equally between sons Frank and John after her death. Witnesses were William Kleckner of Damascus and Sevege Fagel of Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mosser
Buckere Township
Catherine Mosser
Frank
John
William Kleckner
Damascus
Sevege Fagel
Tortures of a Preacher Revealed by Harpersville Pastor
The Rev. O. D. Moore of Harpersville New York recounts agonizing coughing from a grip that forced him to sleep upright. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with curing his cough and saving him from consumption. Sold by Joseph Emmert’s drugstore for 50 cents and 31.00 with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Moore
Baptist Church
Harpersville
N. Y
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Postmistress Adele Barnes Investigated For Shortage
Délaven Wisconsin June 5 Postmaster Inspector George Rodenback reports Mrs Adele Barnes longtime postmistress is $2000 short in accounts. She has been removed and bondsman John Delaney awaiting recommendations by Congressman HLA Cooper. Barnes, divorced from D B Barnes, had managed the office with three clerks for seven years amid church and social work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Délaven
Wis
George
Rodenback
Adele. Barnes
Gocia’ Elrdles
John Delaney
Hla, Cooper
Delaven
Post Office
Barnes
Joans
Rodon
Ambrose ,Hare
de Javan
Rumor of New Rail Line to Freeport Sparks Rockford Talk
Gossip in railroad circles says Milwaukee Peoria and St Louis plans a Springfield incorporated line backed by Chicago and Northwestern. Northwestern already runs from Peoria to Nelson, nearly half the Rockford route, while Great Western denies involvement and faces practical routing and cost questions for entry to Rockford and Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Great Western
Milwaukee, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad Company
Springfield
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Northwestern
Peoria
Nelson
Great Western Company
Byron
Freeport
Surprise Party Promotes Fable Turnaround By Authoress
A distinguished author and her husband move to a California fruit ranch seeking relief from stomach and nervous troubles. She narrates how outdoor life and fruit helped, but persistent diet errors delayed recovery until Grape-Nuts was eaten. Eventually, she regained health, gained weight, and continued using Grape-Nuts, praising its effects and sharing a celebratory pudding. Name given by Postum Company. Ten days' trial urged. other ads follow. Bedding plants sale at Walnut Hill Greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
City budget ends with large annual appropriation
The city adopted a comprehensive annual appropriation totaling 87,3850.22 with funds raised by a general current-year tax levy of 59,697.02 and 6,302.50 for bonded debt payments, plus 23,000.00 from licenses and contingent sources. The report covers streets, fire department, public works, libraries, and contingency accounts, and notes requests for street improvements and equipment upgrades. It also records bond certificates approved and various departmental expenditures and receipts for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Sidowallka
Police Dipaitos
Anc
Ice
Iseseesessaers
Geeeas
S.ceunn
Public Library
Maintena
F. Brandt
Oryes
Tom
Flora‘Dittmar-Gritinng
City of
Freeport
Flora
Dittmar-Griffin
Exeklah Sittenberner
J. Dittmar
D. Cramer
W. C. Milner
J. C. Bentley
B. W. Wilky
Adam H. Graff
Robert J. Burns
H. J. Moogh
Louis Dickes
Joseph Metzgar
Peter Metzgar
James
J. Branen
Eli Bennetham
Fred Trepus
A. Marker
Adam Wilksy
How Germ Diseases Start in the Air and Diet
An old health ad claims most germs enter via air or contaminated food and drink. It urges using Mi-o-pa to strengthen the stomach, prevent fermentation, and cure stomach ailments, promising quick relief and a strong guarantee through a local druggist in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Jungkuunz
Freeport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freeport Journal
International Typoaphical Union
A. H. Altemeier
August Legrand
Wm. Figeley
Rock City
Henry Tilkemeier
Emma Rechtold
Hazel Gissinger
McConnell
Mt. Morris
Mt. Morris College
Hymen's Shrine
Nellie Kennedy
Pleasant St
Miss Hart
Boone
F. A. Read‘s
A. Neil
M. HK
A. KK. Stibgen
Guy M. Mullen
Bow
Ity
Traders’ Insurance Company
Hvedji Dakota
Dakota
Fréeport
Henry Grahsden
Whid
Partment
Moline
Prodesser Levator Company
Gransden
Bride
Fred’ Mann
A. Rothermel
W.H. Rothermel
Thomas Jones
Racine
C. H. Hitchner
Ottumwa
J. HK. McCool
Joseph Brown
Toledo
Onto
Wheeler & Wilson
Price Kos
HEA
Stephenson St
Gand
Today’s Market Report
Hollister
Wal ‘Nut Hill
Dontt
Rodemeier
Fred M. Gund
German Insurance Company
Gund
McGovern
Committee In Water
West Street
John Bruce
Florence
Henry Althoff
EB. L. Walkey
August Kaiser
Horatio C. Burchard
Lincoln Avenue
City Cemetery
Oscar Rotzler
Fifth Avenue
Locust and
Pine Streets
Lis. Mhd
Eldewaike
Tio Abot
Bowes Ee
Franki A.rabbenheirer
Porthong
Liberty& Sprint
Dackeon
Washington
Winneshiek
Adams
Winslow
Park Avenue
Shawnee ‘Streete
F. G
Geo. W. Graham
Stephen
F. T. Brandt
Rodemeyer
C. J. Bentley
Hugh Williams
Noa
R. J. Burns
Harlem Corners
Harllem Corners
Kev. Moore
Mary Ferguson
James Ferguson
I. E. Schoch
Mable Wagner
Win. Wagner
J. Mammoser
Dr. Thompson
Cedarville
Frank Shear
Orlando Emerick
Afolkey
Woodman Pienient
R. Rosenstiel
Mrs. Win. Wagner
Leroy
I. Rosenstiel
John Kven
Rev. Price
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