Freeport Meeting Seeks Chicago Boys Outing Aid
A Freeport gathering seeks volunteers to send poor Chicago boys on a several weeks summer outing. Last year about thirty boys were hosted at Globe Park for ten days. J J O Connor of the Chicago Bureau of Charities promotes camps along Illinois Central rail lines with free transport for 3 4 thousand children yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Chicago
Globe Park
J.J. O'Connor
Chicago Bureau of Charities
Galena
Bureau
Dixon Drug Stores Now Dry
Dixon II June 6 Dixon is very dry after the city council passed an ordinance over the mayor's veto prohibiting sale of intoxicating liquors by drug stores. Licenses were returned to druggists. Saloons were voted out on April 7. George Schorr of Dixon Brewing plans moving a $50,000 plant to LaSalle Illinois where a $100,000 company was formed. Ten families employed by the brewery will also move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Personal Record of visits and travel for local residents
Local notes list residents and visitors with short mentions of trips to Chicago Vandalia Freeport Rockford Orangeville and Wisconsin towns. Entries include Eleanor Griffith Etta Reichel Zelma Hopke Zel Mynard and multiple others visiting friends relatives or on business, with several return trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Barber
Lostant
Freeport
Eleanor M. Griffith
Chicago
M.G. Littlefield
Vandalia
Etta Reichel
Orangeville
J. Hartman
Rockford
Warren Hea
Rock Grove
J.S. Howard
Dixon
Bert Schneider
Oregon
Zelma Hopke
William Brankow
Stockton
E. F. Lienti
Monroe
Ruth Moreland
Greenville
Clara van Epps
Lena Notes on Local People and Immigrant Church Event
Delia Howard spent Sunday with relatives. The annual mission feast at Immanuel Lutheran church featured Rev. William Rosenstengel of Carthage as principal speaker. Flora Nichols leaves public school teaching for a Galena home and a raise. Adolph and Mrs Dammeier sail June 10 for Europe on the Blucher. Grover Wilsey returns from Chicago to aid in laying out a new town at St Helen Michigan. Elsie Reeser home from Freeport. Catherine Moeller visiting from Freeport. Penticoff returns to Freeport. Rev Welter travels to Chicago. George Doll returns from Lincoln. J W Wetzel visits, en route to New Haven after alumni address in Winfield. Mayme Stahl heads to Mendota for G L I work from Freeport. Bessie Leamon departs Freeport. Whitsun services at Amity Lutheran include Holy Communion and new members. Lloyd Kiplinger back from Champaign State University.
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Lena
Delia Howard
Immanuel Lutheran Church
William Rosenstengel
Carthage
Ill
Wartburg Synod
Flora Nichols
Ouy
Galena
Board of Education
Adolph Dammeier
New York City
Blucher
Europe
Grover Wilsey
Chicago
St. Helen
Mich
Elsie Reeser
Freeport
Catherine Moeller
Daniel Penticoff
Mary Bundy
M. A. Welter
George Doll
Lincoln
Neb
State University
J. W. Wetzel
Gale University
George Wetzel
New Haven
Bessie Leamon
Whitsunday
Amity Lutheran Church
Lloyd Kiplinger
Champaign
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Y M C A Parlor
The Ladies auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 pm in the Y M C A parlors with full attendance urged for the annual election of officers.
Up-to-Date Tailor Offers 10 Percent Discount
The Up-to-Date Tailor at 13a Stephenson Street advertises a ten percent discount on the entire stock of spring and summer suitings for the balance of the month. All suits are described as made in the best possible manner.
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Darga Ohn
Harpster
Stephenson St
Dentist foils intruder at Fry block office
Dr Fred N Pallett of the Fry block offices detained a man attempting to force the office lock Saturday evening. The suspect fled after being pursued by the dentist and Dr Carl. The thief threw away a small tool like a sharpened knife blade with a ground down, tempered handle, later recovered by the doctors.
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Fred N. Pallett
Fry Block
Dr. Pellett
Stine
Stephenson
Galena
Carl
Market closes with grains and livestock mixed in Chicago
Today’s market report lists July wheat at 85.37, July corn 66, July oats 43, and July pork at 813.65 with lard at 8.55. Union Stock Yards shows cattle 22,000 and hogs 39,000 with prices ranging from 5.15 to 6.70 for various categories. sheep steady at 3.15 to 4.90. Board of Trade notes and local sale ads conclude with apparel bargains from Schmidt Wachlin & Prulbern.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trade
F.J. Miner & Co
CC. D. Anderson
Community notices from local clubs and events
St Margaret s guild meets with Miss Helen 0. Eastern Star convenes this evening. Free Rebekah convocation tomorrow. Rubber social at Embury church parlor. Mr and Mrs Clarence Clark of Rawlins Wyoming welcome a baby girl. Comforting Circle rummage sale in Rice building corner room Friday and Saturday. The noted younger brothers in the great train robbery at the Hi jou Thursday. Young People society holds Sunday services with C E Evans address. Ladies of the G A R meet Wednesday in G A R hall. Ladies auxiliary to Railroad Trainmen invite all members to social Tuesday June 6 at 2 30 pm bringing guests. Embury church Ladies Aid regular meeting Tuesday at H Herlocker 79 Fifth Avenue refreshments served salt barrel arrives ready for sale.
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Embury Church
Clarence Clark
Rawlins
Wyoming
Clark
Bertha Lamb
City
G. A. R. Hall
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Two Local Weddings Planned in City Tonight and Wednesday
Miss Irene Truesdell will marry Boyd Lawyer Tuesday at the Truesdell home with a week of prewedding parties. Miss Mabelle Ryan and Wallace Hall plan to wed Wednesday at Second Presbyterian with Rev. H. M. Markley officiating and a party that evening.
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Irene Truesdell
Boyd Lawyer
Geo. Truesdell
Beaver Street
Miss Truesdell
Eleanor M. Griffith
Roscoe Carnahan
Irma
Erwin
W. W Krape
Walter B. Effert
Miss Ryan
Mabelle Ryan
T. S. Ryan
Bailey Avenue
Wallace Hall
Hustonville
H. M. Markley
Second Presbyterian Church
Ruth Hughes
Bert Bookman
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Remington
Gibson
W.j.young & Co
Opp
Freeport Loan Co
Stephenson Street
Smenmnenaetee
W. R. Manstreen
Galena St
Otto Wagner
Galena Street
Lennox Soap
Heinz
California
Northwest
Hackney
Walton Neph Clothing Department
Bureau OF Charities
Dixon Drug Stores
Art Winters
T. Green
Ft. Atkinson, Wis
W. D. Mack
Nelson Sweeley
Winslow
Freeport Friends
F. R. Aykes
Ierman Valley
A.C. Kennedy
Peoria
Zell Mynard
la Crosse
Wis
Edith Young
Mae Bowers
Alice Dorman
Mary Elsesser
Red Oak
I. G. Harrison
C. J. McDowell
Storm Lake
Iowa
G. G. Shafer
Sycamore
K. EB. Wolcott
Sterling
Alfred Roberts
D. W. Burrell
Dr. Burrell
A.J. Miller
Lloyd Mullican
Robert Morrisey
Pecatonica
Mrs. M. Farar
Elmer Thayer
Fred ON
Pellett
Man
Oxfords
Schmidt, Wachlin & Prulbern
St. Margaret's Guild
Strona
Helen
King’s Lughters
the Hijou
Young People's Society of the First Baptist Church
C. E. Evans
See
Ryan
Court House
Gas and Bath
Carroll
McNamara
Monument
John Rita
Green St
Pattison & Kryder Book and Stationery Store
Big 2 Salvage Co
Minneapolis
F.W. Woodforth& Co
Ante
D—Bushelman
P Care Journal
Journal Office
Edw. Allington, Jr
H.a.rotzler
Jeweler
Optician
peePepork
Oldlm
Murdos
Rolling Globe
Walton & Huston
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bow River Valley
Calgary
Alberta
Dominion
WM. Clement
Little’s Crockery Store
Hettinger Block
Brown & Dollmeyer
Huss & Kinley’s
Huss & Kinley
Garment Specialists
Russia
Geo. Ennenga
The
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