Personal notices in Carroll show residents abroad
Al Williams visits Shannon while Mrs George Tinsley travels to Chicago. Anna Siefert enjoys a vacation from the F A Read store. Harry Chamberlin to arrive from Butte. J H Brockmeier visits Waukeeba Wis. Harry Waterman visits Henry Holsinger. Arthur Mertins home from St Bede college for summer. Mrs M H Eshleman visits Geo Parks. Mrs Charles Glaw visits Rockford. George Schmich in Belvidere for Schmich Brewing. Mrs Charles Pfeiffer returns to Springfield from Freeport. Mrs F A Bixby visiting from Council Bluffs with her parents. Mrs T H Chapman and daughter Dora visit C G Chapman in Carroll St. Mr and Mrs Charles Heyman return to Chicago. William Herbig visits brothers Carl and Adolph. Mr and Mrs Fred W Hooter and daughter attend UW commencement in Madison. Wr Buckley Sloan Iowa and Henry Buckley New York return home. A G Frick and W A Stevens plan to buy mortgages in Oklahoma by auto from Wichita. Rev F J Bate travels to Chicago for banquet at Western Theological Seminary. Bishop McLaren memorial fund to raise fifty thousand dollars. J E Rhyne to Chicago to join Commonwealth Electric. Dr Ed Allen and Dr J E DeWalt depart for Sioux City where DeWalt continues dentistry practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tinsley
Chicago
Anna Siefert
F. A. Read
Harry Chamberlin
Butte
Mont
J. H. Brockmeier
Waukeaba
Wis
Charles Glaw
Rockford
George Schmich
Belvidere
Schmich Brewing Company
Charles Pfeiffer
Springfield
Freeport
T. H. Chapman
Dora
Storm Lake
Iowa
C. G. Chapmen
Carroll Street
Charles O. Heyman
G. W. Heyman
William Herbig
Margynette, Neb
Carl and
Adolph Herbig
Fred W. Hooter
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wr. Buckley
Sloan, Towa
Henry Buckley
New York City
H. EB. Bogar
A.G. Frick
W. A. Stevens
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kansas
F. J. Bate
Western Theological Seminary
Bishop McLaren
J.E. Rhyne
Freeport Railway, Light & Power Co
Commonwealth Hleetrie Company
Local clubs schedule meetings and July closures in Freeport
The G A BR plans a special meeting at the G A R hall while clothing and shoe shops will close July Fourth per Retail Clerks union. Miss Marie C Brehin of the W C I U speaks at Freeport churches next Sunday. Mystic Workers meet and host a members only social with ice cream. Trinity Church Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs Alexander's on South Carroll. officer elections planned. Fresport High School Alumni banquet preparations require attendees to notify and remit one dollar by Tuesday morning to Walter Pfender or Wy Bowers. Mrs Stoldt’s birthday celebrated by the German club with gifts and a fine repast. Advertising tonic claims dubious health methods and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. BR
G. A. R. Hall
Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Church
Alexander
South Carrol Street
Fresport High School Alumni Association
Walter Pfender
State Bank, Or
Bowers
Freeport bids lacrosse goodbye in town baseball clash
Freeport won 6 to 2 over La Crosse trailing Green Bay 1 to 6 at Taylor's Park. Easton pitched well for Freeport while La Crosse crafted late rallies but fell short as Olson struggled on mound. The lively crowd witnessed errors, base running feats, and sev eral dramatic plays including double steals and fanned suspenseful outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Wausau
Pinkey
Bachmann
Matthews
Baker
Miller
Bill Householder
Bong
Karnell
Clay
la Crosse
Lke
Olson
Hassman
Mathy
Bond
Carson
Maker
Lynch
Sullivan
Bach
Miler
Freeport
Axa
Ill House
Ole Olson
Grance
Holmes
House
Bill
Marvon
Konetehy
Wacky
Klock
Battery
Banton
Hasaman
Hatley
Jones
Ag Olson
Householder
House Atole
Kiiidin
Hay
Raston
Nicholas
Malven
Mal
Nick
Theatres Refuse To Pay License Fees In Freeport
The Freeport city council wrestled with unpaid theater licenses totaling several hundred dollars as they debated enforcing old rates versus new. Aldermen approved charging under the existing ordinance, while discussions on a theater grant and hydrant requests continued alongside a library report and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Chamber
Prall-Brokhausen
Prall
Dittmar
Empire Theatre
McGovern
Mitchell
Knorr
Grand
Harden
Cty
Steffen
Second Ward
Cgausecher
Wausau Tops Oshkosh 1 0 In Wisconsin Tilt
Wausau defeated Oshkosh 1 to 0 in a Wisconsin league game as Fay limited Oshkosh to three hits. Beloit later won a league game in Beloit with pitching by Green and Battestus. Ongoing score details and line summaries appear from the June 19 reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Oshkosh
Wis
Fay
F .Wauisma
Diamond
Nck
Moore
O'Brien
Beloit
Boore
Baseball Notes and Galena Dispatch
Scott and Matthews are in the Paves today at Galena Karnell is having his first test for forty consecutive times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Matthews
Galena
Karnell
MISS ADDAMS ON BOARD CHICAGO NAMES NEW BOARD MEMBERS
Chicago Mayor Dunne appoints new board of education members including three women Miss Jane Addams formerly of Cedarville Mrs E Blaine and Dr Cornelis De Bay The Tribune notes Addams head of Americas first social settlement and a pioneer in settlement work born in Cedarville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Education
Dunne
Jane Addams
Cedarville
This County
E. Blaine
Cornelis de Bay
Philadelphia
Miss Addams
Railroads to Hire Experienced Men Again
Chicago newspapers report that railroads and large companies once limiting hires to under thirty five are reconsidering. They found the age cap did not deliver expected results and may restore employment of seasoned workers at any age across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abo
Chicago Railways
Barrett Receives Order of Double Dragon from China
Washington dispatch reports John Barrett minister to Panama receives the order of the Double Dragon second class first grade from the Chinese government for his role with the Chinese exhibit at the St Louis exposition. Barrett has visited Freeport and is son of Mrs Caroline Barrett and brother of C S Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Barrett
Panaindy
St. Louis Exposition
Mr. Harrett
Freeport
Caroline Barrett
C. 8. Barrett
Henney Band Concert and Local Health Notice
The Henney band concert postponed last Thursday evening will be held this evening with a packed program of marches waltzes and medleys including Chambers Medley Blue Bell and Moonlight Serenade. The article also notes a feature on Rev O D Moore of Harpersville NY whose reported cough led to a testimonial about Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, offering trials at 50 cents and 1.00 with guaranteed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henney
Taylor's Park
Mitch
Chambers
Cas Chattaway
Walta—Maid
Marion
Thomas
Little Jonnie Jones
O. D. Moore
Baptist Church of
Harpersville
N. Y
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Election Contests Delayed in Freeport Aldermen Debate
Alderman McGovern led a postponement of Pratt’s contest challenge to Brokhausen’s alderman seat in the Second Ward. Democratic members backed deferral while Republicans opposed, with debate on canvass integrity and party participation in the votes throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Pratt
Geo. W. Brokhausen
Prall
Ofictus
McGovern
Republian
Pratl
Brokhausen
Pratt
Bauscher
Freeport
Democratic Party
I. P. Ohden
John Rotzler
Republican Party
John Knipschild
Louis Dickes
Stephen Steffen
Geo. W. Brokhaugen
H. F. Dorman
Harden
Dittmar
Beuscher
Alderman McGovern
Lena Budget Highlights Suburban Lena News
Community notes from Lena Illinois June 19 include excursion trains to Milwaukee with Central line discounts attracting 15,000 western travelers, local residents returning from Beloit Springfield and North Dakota, upcoming weddings, and civic events. Silver Shield lodge memorial day plans, hotel foundation work, Rev Eberhard anti saloon sermon, and bids to complete city lights and a Lena band concert are described alongside local visits.
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Lena
Milwaukee
Chicago
Omaha
Central
Harry Rife
Beloit
Wis
R. B. Leamon
Springfield
Embalmeers’ Association
Laura Hurd
North Dakota
Frank
Capewell Horse Nail Company
Minnesota
Lily Snider
Mera Alineson
Allinson
Silver Shield Lodge No.26
Knights of Pythias
Wm. R. Payne
Baker
Pittsburg
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
LeBaron
Emford
Warren
Keister
Masons
Eberhard
Jesse Gates
Worcester
Mass
Clark University
Carter van Epps
Winnipeg
Canada
Carter
The
Dominion
Illinois
Miss Miller
Rockford
George Fotherby
Freeport
Tic
I. GC
Fotherby
Conway
Tom Shaffer
Tom
Benfer Bros
Louie Kuhlman
Waddams Grove
Fearful Fate: Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Piles
Harry Colson of Masonville Indiana extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best cure for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. Advertises 25 cents at Joseph Emmert’s drugstore. Also notes miscellaneous items from Brown & DOLLMEY ER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colson
Masonville
Joseph Emmert
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International Typographical Union
al Williams
Shannon
Harry Waterman
South Dakota
Henry Holsinger
Arthur J. Mertins
St. Bede College
M. H. Eshleman
Aurelia, Iowa
Geo. Parks
F. A. Bixby
Council Bluffs, Iowa
G. W. Hayman
Ed Allen
J. E. DeWalt
Mrs.Allen
Sioux City
DeWalt
John Stoldt
Lacrosse
Hawley
Green Bay
PC Freeport
Abe
Eeee Reese
BAS la Crosse
Oho Beloit
St Ene Bee
Vind
P.O
Mouseholder
Sou Nutsay
Bate U
Meade
Baston
Tavors
A. Ry
Pachmonan
SKC
Olny
Konetohy
Sane
Oh Olson
Me Ison
Bire
Hassan
Library Board
Anc
George Krieg
South Galena Avenue
Empire Street
Empire
Frult Street
Committee On Fire
Eureka Tire Hose Company
P. J. Lonergian
L. McGovern
Lonerfan
Fréeport
van Buren
Public Library
Board of Directors of
Freeport Public Library
Hana
Leslie Eein
A. W. Harden
G. F. Hildreth
J. A. Grain
Winifred J. Taylor
Lb. J. Munn
J. By
8. Collman
Frederick Wagner
Austin Company
Dorman
Cottonwood Street
Cottonwod Street
Barrett
Brown & Dolemeyur
Bred Palmer
LaSalle
Council
Alderman Banscher
Gibler
Hebringtten
Banscher
Lonergan
Brown & Dollmey
Prof
Bain
Chicago Street
Bal
Beldony