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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
Finest Freeport lots offered in Meyer Addition sale
Seventy percent sold Meyer Addition between Carroll and Float streets with High street crossing. Two years since platting 42 lots sold and 17 houses erected. Remaining 29 lots offered at low prices on terms to $50 down and $10 monthly at 5 percent interest. Sewer gas water mains and cement walks included. Inquire at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Chas. E. Meyer
Carroll and
Float
High Street
News of Day Tersely Told At the Baptist Church Tonight
Regular mid week service at the Baptist church tonight at 7 o clock includes baptism. Members who named the church as their preference in recent meetings and those seeking a church home are urged to attend. Tomorrow evening chorus practice for young people and singers is set for 7 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Freeport High School Alumni Banquet Tickets Going Fast
Requests flood the Freeport High School Alumni Association banquet as most meal covers are booked. Prospective guests must notify Walter Prender at the State Bank by tomorrow afternoon to aid caterers. Class of 1905 members urged to attend and help recruit new members and ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport High School Alumni Association
Walter Prender
State Bank
J J Dowling Injured in Jail Roof Accident
J J Dowling fell from a ladder on the jail roof while repairing a chimney. He struck his head on the sidewalk corner and sustained severe cuts. he was unconscious briefly but is now improving and able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Dowling
Christian Endeavor Society Holds Monthly Meeting in Liberty Street
The Christian Endeavor society of the Second Presbyterian Church met for a regular monthly business meeting and social at the home of Misses Emma and Kathryn Voss on Liberty Street. A large turnout attended, with a social hour and refreshments afterward. The group planned an experience social in the church parlors for the evening of June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Eendeavor Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Emma
Kathryn Voss
Liberty Street
Trinity Sunday School Teachers Meet Tonight at Church
Trinity Church announces a 7 o clock meeting for Sunday school teachers followed by the regular prayer service. New converts are invited to attend. Next Sunday is accession day and those wishing to unite with the church should be present. A warm spiritual atmosphere and inspiring singing are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Sunday School
Trinity
Reception to Delegate by G I A to B L E Division 290
Members of the G I A to the B of L E Division 290 hosted a reception yesterday afternoon for Mrs. TS. A. Kyle, their delegate to the Memphis convention. A convention report was read and other business discussed. At six, the ladies gave a supper to their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of L. E. Division
TS. A. Kyle
Memphis
Tenn
Fred Palmer Improves After Runaway Injury
Mrs. E D Palmer visited Rockford to see her son Fred Palmer who was injured weeks ago when a runaway threw him from a buggy. He is rapidly improving and hopes to resume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
E. D. Palmer
Rockford
Fred
Licensed to Wed list fragment for Freeport and others
Fragmented notice lists several individuals with towns and ages including William J Brice Freeport 22 Josephine Hettinger Freeport 22 A Whitehead Somerset 68 Emma M Shelp Freeport 28 Milton P Treat Clinton Wis 68 Anna Peck Freeport 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Brice
Freeport
Josephine Hettinger
Same Moren
A. Whitehead
Somerset
Veeurese Behead Banevertodiact Raha Dwn
Emma M. Shelp
Milton P. Treat
Clinton
Wis
Anna &. Peck
Ree Pee Athe
Banquet at Masonic Temple June 22 for members
Members wishing to attend the banquet at the Masonic temple Friday evening June 22 must pay dues and secure tickets immediately. Graduates who are not members and plan to join the association must pay their dues at once to Walter Pfender at the State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Walter Pfender
State Bank
Burglary Suspects Sought After Nora Looting
Sheriff of Jo Davis County Galena issues alert to look for several men after a wholesale burglary last evening in Nora. Three general stores were entered and a considerable amount of booty stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Daviesa
Galena
Nora
Hayrack Party Planned by St John’s Y P S
At the Y P S meeting in St John’s church parlors last evening a hayrack party was decided for Miss Louise Schmertman’s home west of the city on Friday evening June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Louise Schmertman
Miller Will Fight Case Over Milk Ordinance
Oliver Miller faced Magistrate Bentley on the milk ordinance charge, fined $25 with costs totaling $31.75. He appealed the ruling and said he will fight the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Miller
Bentley
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Archibald Youngs
Increase in population greets the community as Mr and Mrs Archibald Youngs welcome a baby girl. Grandfather Judge O E Heard shares in the joy and passes out cigars as the family celebrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Mrs
Archibald Youngs
Judge O. E. Heard
Hannie divorce granted in circuit court today
In the circuit court today Mrs. Caroline Hannie was granted a divorce from Frederick Hannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hannie
Frederick Hannie
Real Estate Transfer Frank Peters to Henry Mideke
Frank Peters transfers lots 8 and 12 in block 2 of Waddell's addition to Henry Mideke for 3650 dollars, per recorded notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peters
Henry Mideke
Waddell
Sick and Afflicted Mee Anna Eberle Confined at Home
Anna Eberle is confined to home due to illness as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Eberle
Woman Dies in Freeport After Tuberculosis Battle
Frances Heitzman Tracy wife of William Tracy dies at 38:45 this morning at No Wyandotte street. Born July 10 1880 she lived in Freeport all her life and was a member of St Josephs church. Survived by husband three children William Agnes Joseph mother Mrs Elizabeth Heitzman four sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
William Tracy
Elizabeth Heitzman
Frances Heitzman
Sorew
St. Joseph's Church
Tracy
Willam
Agnes
Joseph
Amelia Hill
A. Sueltman
Frank Nample
Louis Schlam
Harry Heitzman
John Heitzman
Minnesota
Board approves curbing around court house lawn plan
The board of supervisors adjourned after a June meeting voting 12 to 10 to approve the curbing bill for the court house lawn. Costs totaled 243.15 for curbing and 45.75 for sodding and repairs. The vote listed 12 in favor and 10 against, plus authorization for the poor farm committee to install a gas plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Sheriff McCool
Fred Alberstett
John Bamberger
John Bauscher, Jr
W. I. Boeke
John Bruce
L L. Cronkrite
Louis Dickes
G. W. Dow
W. W. Etzler
D. I. Felts
Wm. T. Lamb
Frank Lohr
Fred Bangasser
W. H. Barnes
M. F. Halladay
August Koeller
J. W. Nelson
Howard D. Price
James Rezner
Stephen Rigney
Thos. Rigney
R. R. Thompson
Committee.com Poor Farm
Prayer meeting and church events at Embury and English Lutheran
Local notices announce a prayer meeting at Embury church at 7 30 pm and a special service for youth from 7 to 7 30 pm with confirmation prep. New members will be received next Sunday at English Lutheran. Col Frank O Lowden of Oregon is slated to speak at the Carroll county Old Settlers reunion in August, likely between the 14th and 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanark
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon
Carroll County
Church Council
Be fair with your feet and honest with your pocketbook
Footwear advice from The Ek. & W. Clothing House promotes trying on Canary Weel Hug Oxfords before shopping elsewhere.
Priest Ordination and Welcome in Shannon Parish
Father Kalvelage was ordained in St. Louis and assigned to the Kansas diocese. A large Shannon delegation attended the ceremony and supper at St. Francis hospital followed the sermon. Kalvelage plans to move on to St. Louis for a potential parish assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Shannon
Graduation events and local school activities calendar
A list of high school and rural school events scheduled from June to July. Includes senior class play, commencement exercises, junior and senior basketball, alumni association briquet, and rural school graduations with locations such as High School assembly rooms, First Presbyterian church, and Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Li Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Col. Krank
Lowdon
Masonic Temple
Creus
Lichtenberger Brothers Buy Katzemeler Matz Meat Market
Gheordi Lichtenberger and Sons announce they have purchased the Katzemeler and Matz meat market at 125 Galena Street Freeport. George Lichtenberger, veteran of fifty years serving the community, pledges high quality fresh salted and smoked meats and thanks old customers while inviting new patrons to call on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schubert
Katzemeler & Matz
Galena Street
George Lichtenberger
Freeport
Gheordi Lichtunberghr &Son
Galena St. Ow
Turn Bills Down in Freeport Police Pay Debacle
Tensions rise between Freeport police and the board of supervisors over expense bills for state cases. Officers say they must arrest and serve warrants under state law, yet the board withholds most payments, citing authority limits. Several officers report minimal reimbursements and many bills ignored, prompting officers to handle fewer county cases and causing public inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Police Force
Board of Supervisors
Police Department
State of
Illinois
Henry Silk
Rawleigh Injured in Buggy Accident
W. T. Rawleigh was confined to his home after a buggy overturn on Douglas avenue. Riding with Chas. Kimple, the saddle horse bolted toward Whistler street, throwing Rawleigh to the ground and causing bruises and a general shakeup. Kimple escaped injury as the buggy and harness were damaged and the horse remained unscratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rawleigh
Chas. Kimple
Mr. Rawleigh
Douglas Avenue
Whistler Street
Kimple
Classified Fragments From Freeport Ad Notes
Fragmented notice items show job seeks and sales. A request for a second cook at a Senate hotel lists John M. Wise of Freeport as a contact. An ad for gray horses and workers invites inquiries by phone or mail at 87 blue or Stephenson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Street
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