Masonic Calendar for Local Lodges and Chapters
Masonic groups announce stated meetings for Excelsior Lodge No W, Evergreen Lodge No 170, Freeport Chapter No 23, Freeport Council No 3, and Freeport Commandery No 7. Noted are meeting days: Ist and 3rd Friday, Ist and 3rd Monday, Ist and 3rd Tuesday, 92 Tuesday, and 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Work on R C degree set for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Lodge
A. F
A. M
Evergreen Lodge
Freeport Chapter
A.A. M
Freeport Council
8. M
Freeport Commandery No
K. T
Personal notes of many travelers and visitors in city
A long list of individuals from various towns such as Polo Monroe Rockford Milwaukee and Chicago are described as visiting the city for business or leisure. Persons named include Robert Luecke Adam Grath J.J. Beaver and Miss Bertha Bergman among others with trips to Chicago or nearby towns and multiple short visits to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Grath
Chicago
Robert Lamb
Monroe
F. J. Shanahan
Polo
William Thielman
Milwaukee
J.J. Beaver
Mt. Carroll
Douglas Pattison
FF. W. Harnish
Amboy
C. W. Foley
F. B. Wickwire
Rockford
Anthony G. Clarno
Lewis Taft
Oneco
Lois Powell-Bates
Pecatonica
Lena
J. N. Galloway
J. P. Younger
Helen
Dennis Maher
Ice Delivery Ad From Freeport Artificial Ice Co
Distilled water ice made for cooling needs offered by Freeport Artificial Ice Co in Hoboken with contact numbers 62 and 214 for delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Artificial Ice Co
Ho Bakiw
Sunday school to pic nic at Highland park in Freeport
The Cedarville Sunday school will come to Freeport tomorrow for a picnic at Highland park. Rev. C. W. Baker of Lena will exchange pulpits with Pastor Thrall of the First English Lutheran church next Sunday morning. The English Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a home baking and apron sale at Schoeffel and Brokhatusen's on Saturday, June 16. Ze I. F. Edwards, Lee county schools superintendent, gains an office assistant with the board of supervisors approving a $40 monthly stipend. H. & B. Smith sends Freeport friends photos of the Robinson, Ill. club house of which he is president. The club has fine quarters and employs a steward, chef, pastry cook, barber, two waiters and two porters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dietrich
Des Moines
Samuel Ifert
RK. H. Colle
Chicago
Charles Green
St. Paul
Minn
Q. L. Ritzman
Winslow
Beloit
Cedarville
Freeport
Highland Park
C. W. Baker
Lena
Thrall
First English Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Lutheran Church
Schoeffel & Brokhatusen
I. F. Edwards
Lee County
Board of Supervisors
H.&b. Smith
Freeport Friends
Robinson, Ir
Konetchy
la Crosse
Madison Sporting Writers
Madison
Northwest
Elliott
Kenetchy
Hocguse
Felder
Konetehy
Ip Harity
Hollieter’s Mountain Pea Ad Promotes Health Tonic
An OCR fragment advertises Hollieter's Rocky Mountain Pea as a health remedy. It claims benefits for stomach issues and mental stamina, priced at 86 cents, with contact name Joseph Baymert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollieter
Joseph Baymert
Visiting Senators Defeat Canners in Lacrosse Bout
The visiting Senators beat the Canners with a stubborn home crowd left unserved as Eau Claire failed to score. Teammates aided the visitors with solid ball handling as LaCrosse blanked Eau Claire.
Madison Freeport clash ends in visitors win 2 1
Yesterday's results show Freeport defeated Madison 2 to 1 after a seventh inning miscue spree by Madison and solid pitching by Darrah. The game featured a controversial eighth inning hit ruling and sharp defense from both sides as La Crosse and Oshkosh trounced their opponents 2 10 and 4 0 respectively.
Barlow Starred In Minor League Game At Madison Park
In a 1 40 effort the Freeport and Madison teams racked up a tight minor league contest. Barlow delivered a splendid hit and strong fielding while Gwin stood out with a brilliant stop and throw. Ireland stole a base and Leahy faces pressure to improve as backstop for the all star bid. Sena tors' outfield mixup sparks spectator chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canners
Theobald
Fiske
Baker
Vorpagel
Ireland
Schoony
Verpagel
Darrah
Senators
Shaub
Leis
Bit
Gwin
Gio
Barlow
Tignie
Ota Tb
UU jShaub
Malvin
Leahy
Starke
Madison
POL
Doo Verpagel
Freeport
Barlaow
Shauh
Bhy Darrah
Hayes
Medwitzky
Nic Malvin
Stark
Cassibone
Chicago
Wisconsin Capital
Baseball score notes from Wisconsin games
In Eau Claire La Crosse had half as many hits but more luck finishing 1 to 0 in extra innings. Batteries Bailles Killian Hooker Watson. Another game at Green Bay saw Oshkosh overpower with hitters blasting in a 10 to 4 win as Minahan and Charles were hit hard. Batteries Converse Klebs Minahan Charles Karnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
la Crosse
Eau Claire Even
Rene
Freeport
Be Ee
Eau Claire
Bailles
Killian
Hooker and
Watson
Green Bay
Wis
Oshkosh
Minahain
Charles
R.H.E. Oshkosh Oe Cae
Converse
Klebs
Minahan
Karnell
Wausau Game Lacks Features. Brady Drives Runs
Wausau Wisconsin June 13 The day's game lacked special features with both of Wausau's runs coming from Brady's hits. Score details unavailable. Batter names Todd Campbell Koons and Speicer listed among players with Fond du Lac results unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau, Wis
Wausau
Brady
Wanshu
Fond du Taie
Todd and
Campbell
Koons
Speicer
Per Looks to Impress in the Iowa League Debut
Per is credited with a hit one put-out four assists and one error and appears set to make good in the Iowa league through a promising early performance and defensive contribution.
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Per
Freeport Baseball Club Honors J. B. Taylor With Chair
Freeport directors bought a handsome high back office chair from the Kuehner Brothers this morning and presented it to J. B. Taylor this afternoon at the park. The gesture followed the destruction of Taylor’s chair in a park fire as thanks for his efforts aiding the club and his support of the team. Taylor is a leading Freeport baseball enthusiast who has spent thousands to improve facilities for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Freeport Baseball Association
Kuehner Brothers
J. B. Taylor
Freeport
Freeport power house workers quit over staffing dispute
Several Freeport Street Railway Light and Power Co employees including the day and night engineers left their jobs after Superintendent Kendall hired Rockford men and gave 30 days notice. The action prompted other crew members to resign. Kendall named two Rockford brothers, while engineer Henry Wolf and night chief John Gair received notices. Firemen and coal passers followed as the cause became known. A. J. Goddard offered no comment and referred questions to Kendall. Efforts to secure a statement from Kendall proved futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Street Railway, Light and Power Company
Kendall
Rockford
Freeport
Henry Wolf
John Gair
Wolf
Gair
A. J. Goddard
Lindly Normal School Diplomas Sent To Students
Superintendent Grove reports inquiries from Lindly Normal school scholarship exam graduates. State superintendent states diplomas are on the press and will be mailed within a few days after Grove signs them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Flag Day Observed Citywide Amid Flag Display
Citizens mark Flag Day with widespread display of flags on numerous social and public sites. An observed note urges support for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, priced at 85 cents, as a remedy recommended by Joseph Emmert for the afflicted and for humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eportel
Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Pearl City to Host Stephenson County Sunday School Convention
A large gathering of Pearl City and Freeport Sunday school workers is planned for June 18 and 19. The Stephenson County Sunday School convention, led by Herbert, features sessions on teacher training and class work with delegates from each school, each entitled to five representatives. Full county representation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Pearl City
Herbert
W. W. Liston
wMrs
Orpha Wagner
Orangeville
L. A. Herrick
Freeport
G. W. Blair
McConnell
L. E. Barr
Winslow
F.S. Trickey
A. T. Arnold
Wheaton
C. W. McCaskill
M. E. Church
FE. D. Herbert
T. F. Ellis
Wm. Smallwood
C. E. Palmer
A A. T. Arnold
F. M. Davis
Delegates invited for bus transport to Pearl City
Delegates desiring transport by bus should report to W. M. Sanford at 60 Exchange St or call 7. Buses depart Tuesday morning June 18 at 7:30 and return Wednesday after noon at 4:30. Round trip fare 50 cents each if twelve travelers join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sanford
Exchange St
Pearl City
Evangelist Mall Trotter Honored by Grand Rapids Herald
Kent Observer notes a feature in the Grand Rapids Sunday Herald praising Evangelist Mall Trotter. It describes his clean, dignified presence, rescue mission leadership, and transformative personal story from Davenport to Grand Rapids. He wed Miss Lottie Fisher in Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Observer
Grand Rapids Sunday Herald
Mall Trotter
Mr. Trotter
Grand Rapids
Mich
The
Herald
Davenport
Hell
Kent
Lottie Fisher
Daily Journal delivery pitch charges ten cents a week
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery at 10 cents weekly. Subscriptions promise prompt home delivery across the city, framing the paper as affordable and convenient for readers seeking regular local news.
Doctors to Meet and Attend Town Exposition
Dr. A. KE. Smith heads to Chicago to join Buffalo Rock Tent Villa Colony directors then travels with many doctors on a special train to the James town exposition. He will present X Ray as a Sedative and Senatoria and Tent Colonies Under Homeopathic Control at the American Institute of Homeopathists convention at the Inaidé Inn. Buffalo Rock work progresses with grading nearly finished and rapid building. Telephone orders for pure ice to Freeport Artificial Ice Co. Two numbers: 62 and 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KE. Smith
Chicago
Buffalo Rock
American Institute of Homeopathists
Inaidé Inn
Announcement of business sale and account payment request
Health issues force A C Schwarze to sell to A C Best. The firm thanks customers and urges all accounts be paid in full at the old stand before July 1, 1907, or be left for collection. Signed A C Serwarat & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Schwarze
A. C. Best
A.C. Serwarat & Son
A Liberal Offer For Summer Suits Discount
A clothing dealer advertises a summer suit made to measure with a ten percent cash discount. The offer lasts eighty days. JOAN S. HARPSTER Opp. Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan S. Harpster
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the Daily Journal
Abed Eas Phlnear
CBN
Mines
Oan
Bar—Tin
Eee Neers
Freeport Journal
Ical
Robert Luecke
Fred Dorman
Ethel Coomber
Warren
City
Rockford Republic
Wilbur Gray
C. E. Heard
Fanny DuChein
Victor English
Sandwich
Ill
Locals
LaCrosse
Blanks Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Gasper
Waterloo
Finick
Verson
Harry Gasper
Pyeeport
Quincey
Gaper
Young People—Convention
Evangelist Mall Trotter
A. B. Smith
Norfolk Na
F. A. Schulz
Stephenson St
F. A. Read
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