The College Girl Hat Craze Expands in Gray Tan White
The latest fashion trend, The College Girl Hat, arrives in gray tan and white colors. The chic headwear spotlights youthful style and city shop displays.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
4
Millinery Department Offers Savings on Hats
White Duck and Outing Hats advertised in the millinery department with promises of savings worth considering for headwear shoppers.
Fine Lots on Finest Terms in Freeport Meyer Addition
Versatile notice promoting 29 remaining lots in the Meyer Addition between Carroll and Float streets with High street crossing. It notes 42 lots sold and 17 modern houses built in just over two years and offers $50 down and $10 monthly payments at 5 percent interest, including sewer gas water mains and cement walks. Inquiries welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Young Priest Artman Celebrates First Mass at St Francis
Rev Father Henry Artman, recently ordained, celebrated his first mass at St Francis hospital chapel. Visitors from many towns attended as sermons were given in English and German. A banquet followed. Artman is a native of Elizabeth and has a brother who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Henry Artman
St. Francis’ Hospital
Father Artman
St. Joseph's Church
Artman
Father Shanahan
Galena
Father Michael
Joliet
Sisters of the Hospital
Elizabeth
St. Minrod’s Seminary
Indiana
Wolfgarden
Stockton
Frank Kalvvelage
St. Louis
C. Kalvelage
Nilles and
Griffin
Frank Kalveluge
Father Kulvelage
St. Joseph’s Parish
Miss Marion Hineline Leaves St. Francis Hospital Today
Sick and Afflicted, Miss Marion Hineline was able to leave St. Francis hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hineline
St. Francis Hospital
Arrange Banquet High School Junior Class Details
Preparation for the High school Junior class banquet on Monday evening June 18 in the gym nears completion. Clara Ryan will be toast mistress. Three junior and three senior speakers have topics, with lists of decor, programs, ushers, and waitstaff coordinated by named committees and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainquet
Clara Ryan
William Elis
Lashelle
Genevieve’ Moore
Quincy Jones
Frances Watson
F. H
Walter Nolting
Alma Vaupel
Helen Leitzell
Chas. Sullivan
John Grant
Mildred Rosenstell
Louetta Henderks
Edward Allen
Vera Frey
Ruth Saucerman
Marjorie Verbeck
Lonetta Henderks
Mildred Rosenstiel
Mildred Barshinger
Grace Holmes
Laura Cowley
Lucile Kelley
Helen Burkhard
Charles Dawson
Hubert Dutsman
Howard Patton
Charles Sullivan
Fred Liebertrau
Dwight Smith
Floyd Chase
Ruby Carl
Lina Steenrod
Hazel Hill
Irene McSherry
Emily Jungkunz
Grace Peck
Leta Best
Irma Rowland
Blanch Irwin
Mercedes Moritz
Lena Budget Scene Highlights Local Social Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Montague of Fresno visit Lena and relatives while Rev C W Baker attends a ministerial meeting in Dixon. Senaites attend Freeport circus but parade disappoints. Blanch Maud Altenburn and Herman R Court marry at Altenburn home with Rev R L Griffin officiating. Court to stay in New Orleans after August. Edith Jaffoe and son visit Milledgeville before returning to Red Cloud. Mrs M B Evans returns to Elery after visiting Hattie Daughenbaugh. George Staver and others attend Altenbern Court wedding in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Frank Montague
Fresno
Cal
G. M. Holley
Lena
Geo. Footit
Nora
Anna Diggs
C. W. Baker
Dixon
Freeport
Blanch Maud Altenburn
Herman R. Court
New Orleans
Louis Altenburn
R. L. Griffin
Scales Mound
Blanch
Ruby Altenburn
Court
Bane
Edith Jaffoe
Red Cloud
Neb
Rudy Richard
Milledgeville
M. BE. Evans
Eleroy
Hattie Daughenbaugh
George Staver
al. Balz
Fred Altenbern
Kennison
C. A. Kinley
Local Newsmakers and Disturbances in Town
Jack Caldwell of Chicago trans acted business here today. Mrs John Knefi returns to Janesville after visiting friends. Roy Richards of Woodmanse shops injured today by machinery breaking and striking him in the face. A deep gash attended by Dr W B Peck. F R Murphy of Hall Claire Wis guest of W H Fox. Murphy's home joins Fox's. he is a mail clerk on the Northwestern from Chicago to Elroy. Walter Vautsmeier leaves for West Point to begin four years under Uncle Sam guidance. Vautsmeier was appointed cadet from this district after highest average in the competitive exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Richards
Woodmanse
W. B. Peck
F.R. Murphy
Hall Claire
Wis
W. H. Fox
Mr. Murphy
Mr. Fox
Uncle Sam
Northwestern
Chicago
Elroy
Walter Vautsmeier
United States Military Academy
West Point
Vautsmeier
Mystic Shrine Session Concludes First Day Meeting
The 32nd annual Imperial Council session of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine closed its first day at the Medinah temple in Chicago with a ceremonial gathering. About 2,000 members attended as reports were read and Imperial Potentate Henry A. Collins of Toronto delivered the address. Installations of new officers awaited this morning. St Louis delegates hope H F Niedringhaus will be elected outer guard. Imperial Btnt Imperial Banner holder Alvah P Clayton of St Joseph to succeed Collins. Next meeting likely in Los Angeles with city pledge to raise 50 000 for entertainment, backing Louisville and St Paul’s bid. they withdrew yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
New Medinah Temple
Dearborn Avenue
Walton Place
Henry A. Collins
Toronto
Canada
St. Louis
H. F. Niedringhaus
West Freeport to Brick-Pave Harlem and Burchard Streets
After several meetings the West Freeport village board voted to brick pave Harlem avenue and Burchard place. Improvement follows two-year beautification efforts and will start after preliminary steps, with Burchard at eighteen feet wide and Harlem at twenty eight feet wide. Bids will be advertised in a few days and work to begin promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Freeport
Harlem Avenue
Burchard Place
Board of Local Improvements
Stephenson Street
Lincoln Avenue
Harlem
Freeport baseball set for four games in La Crosse
Freeport of the Wisconsin State League departs at 8:45 PM over the Illinois Central for Dubuque to change cars and Burlington to La Crosse. They open a four game series tomorrow afternoon against the La Crosse team. The rivalry is noted, and four close games are anticipated. The Freeport club, in good form, hopes to return next Monday with a majority of wins. Manager Hawley praised local treatment and hints at plan to “rub it in” upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Ilinois Central
Dubuque
Burlington
la Crosse
Wis
Hawley
Freeport Club
Hig
Beleve
Picnic for Freeport folks at Oakdale fark
Freeport residents attend a community picnic today hosted at Oakdale fark by the German Baptist Sunday school of Baileyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Oakdale Fark
German Baptist Sunday School of
Baileyville
Ladies enjoy afternoon at 284 Douglas Avenue
Misses Catherine and Margaret Hill host a small gathering for several ladies from 8 to 6 this afternoon at their home 284 Douglas avenue. Two ash trees cut at Gray Me were unusually large and aged the larger 2 feet 10 inches in diameter with 118 grains the other 2 feet 6 inches through and 110 grains. The timber will be made into shovel handles, each leaving the age of the tree stumped in the wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Margaret Hill
Douglas Avenue
Gray
Wlielh
Clean Inside People Reflect Health and Clarity
The text suggests that people who are clean inside will look and act with energy and clear thinking. It mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Isa as a product that "makes" clean people, and includes phrases like pace to Tea or Tablets and names Joseph Minnie Pb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Isa
Joseph Minnie
Kre' and Patent Colt Oxfords at Staver and Co
Local retailer Staver and Co advertises boys and youths oxfords in Kre and Patent Colt styles priced for the back-to-school season. Availability highlighted in the shop’s latest ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxfords
Kre
Staver & CO
Bargain in young man's go at Bix watch sale
A fragment notes a deal on a 12 size watch at Bix, with a mention of A. W. Ford & Son. Details are incomplete but indicate a local bargain setting and a seller name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bix
A. W. Ford & Son
Katzempler Metz Market Purchase Announcement
Public notice declares the Katzempler Metz market at 125 Galena Street has been bought by Groman Lichtenberger and Son. George Lichtenberger, senior partner, has long served Freeport and vicinity, promising high standards and continued service to old customers with future rental availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schubert
Katzempler & Metz
Galena Street
Groman Lichten Barger & Son
Galena St
Canary Heel Hug' Oxfords Promoted by E. & W. Clothing House
An advertisement urges readers to try on Canary Heel Hug' Oxfords at The E. & W. Clothing House before shopping elsewhere. The brief promo highlights fit and pocketbook value for customers evaluating footwear options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. & W. Clothing House
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Simmer
F. A. Read
A.C. Wanner
Swift
Boston
White Star
Henry
St. Francis
Lena Budget
Jack Caldwell
John Knefi
Janesville
Ant
West Freeport Village Board
Baseball
Wright &Co’s
G. A. Rogers
Stephenson St
Dairy “Journal
Union Loan & Building Association
Iil
South
Galena Ave
Wanten
B. Herlocker
Pattison
Pattison&Kryder
Typewriter
Gard
Sittowagner
Mason & Hamlin
Conover, Cable
Kingsbury
Wellington
Albertson & Stemm
New York Hotel
Cable Company Pianos
New Columbia
San Felice
W. Harden
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