Personal Record round of visitors and travels in Freeport
A morning list records D G C Stover as a Chicago business traveler. Numerous residents from Orangeville Dubuque Lena Savanna Monticello Shannon Madison and other towns visit Freeport or travel to visit relatives friends or to attend courts. Notables include Judge Farrand and several families headed for New Orleans Iowa Falls and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sherbondy
Orangeville
Charles Hopkins
J. A. Hayler
Dubuque
D. H. Lynch
Ackley
Freeport Friends
John McElhaney
Monroe
Lena Leverington
Winslow
Freeport
Misa Mildred Altenburn
Lena
George Stanchfield
City
Marie Antill
Savanna
E. K. Delhauer
George Hively
Iowa Falls
Gertrude Montree
Monticello
Litta Kunz
Madison
Upton Moren
Davis
C. Schmid
Weisser
Wyo
Josephine Kroher
Shannon
David Schwarz
H. B. Schmitz
Red Cedar Lake
Wis
William Bowers
Cedarville
Chicago
Henry Court
New Orleans
J. G. DeAnglees
Warren
Mamie Bergman
Newton
Harry Bergman
Judge Farrand
Mt. Carroll
Dixon
Local church groups and union notes headline town events
The Clerks union meets tonight. Miss Helen Hood accepts a position at Burrell Bros. Grocery. The Polo Bible Institute reports strong attendance. Capernaum Shrine No 4 holds a 7 800 oclock meeting. F O Rogers and Sunday school class picnicked at Globe Park yesterday. A card and sewing party at St Pius hall benefits St Vincent's orphanage Friday. Sidney Richards joins Wright shop Adams street. American Brotherhood of America holds a special meeting in the old Masonic hall tonight. Trinity church quarterly meeting moved to one week from Friday. Teachers meet tonight at 7 80 and prayer meeting at 8. Choir practice tomorrow night. New members to be received next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Institute
Polo
Capernaum Shrine No. 4
F. O. Rogers
Globe Park
St. Pius Hall
St. Vincent's Orphanage
Sidney Richards
Wright Shop
Adams Street
Trinity Church
Vautsmeier at West Point Ready for Vacation
Mr and Mrs C Vautsmeier report a letter from their son W Walter Vautsmeier confirming arrival at West Point United States Military Academy in good health He says he is preparing for a three month vacation trip with other Freshman Class members in the Catskill Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vautsmeier
West Point
C. Vautsmeier
W. Walter Vautsmeier
United States Military Academy
Sis
Freshman
Glass
Catskill Mountains
Cleanliness and beauty in one tonic advertised
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for complexion issues. The ad promotes Tea or Tablets at 85 cents and credits Joseph Emmert as the producer or seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
Freeport Defeats Wausau 2–0 In Tight Baseball Showing
Freeport’s pitchers and defense shine as they blank Wausau 2 to 0. Albert and Frank Gardner debut with flawless fielding and strong bats, Moriarity and Gwin tie the double play, while Owsley Roars from the mound with four hits allowed. The win tightens Freeport’s hold on second place in yesterday’s results.
Local baseball clash yields tight misplays and late rally
In a spirited game between Freeport and Eau Claire, errors spiked in the sixth inning as Gasper and Ives sparked a rally. A misplayed fly by Papenfuss opened the door for Eau Claire, but Freeport steadied behind strong pitching by Gasper and late defense. Bubser then signed with Eau Claire, expected to debut today against his former teammates, hailed as a top minor league arm with a .696 winning percentage last season.
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la Crosse
Eau Claire
Bubser
Bubsett
Beloit
Notes of the Game and Local Cheer for Wauson Team
The Canners wore white and played strong, with Gasper pitching a stellar game allowing three hits and seven strikeouts. Pattison’s fine of five dollars for disputing an umpire was noted, while Ives and Schooney made notable plays. Tomorrow and Friday feature the same teams, with Green Bay opening a series Saturday, and tomorrow being ladies day drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Gardner
Gasper
Pattison
Boland
Ives
Schooney
Papenfuss
Owsley
Green Bay
Kroy
Barlow
Wauson
Bubser Signed by La Crosse Pitching Trio Strengthens Club
June 20 Bubser formerly Green Bay manager pitch er joins La Crosse baseball club after terms agreed with President Elliott. With Schneiberg Jones Hawley and Bubser in form the Champs are expected to top the Wisconsin State league standings by September despite President Fowers protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubser
la Crosse
Geo. Bubser
Green Bay Baseball Club
Elliott
Jones
Schneiberg
Hawley
la Crossé
Green Bay
Fowers
Wisconsin League Pros See Eau Claire Baseball Rise
In La Crosse Wisconsin League president John Powers praised Eau Claire as fielding top level minor league players with few weak spots. He cited Asmussen Eberly Doyle and McCauley as standout performers and predicted a close race among LaCrosse Freeport Green Bay and Wausau as the season starts. In Sterling a Prophetstown win over the All Stars ends 2 to 0 with Billy Sunday pitching for the Prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
John ‘S. Powers
la Crosse
Catcher Asmussen
Moriarity
Freeport
Tebean
Eberly
Sterling, IJ
Prophetstown
Sterling All Stars
Billy Sunday
The
Prophets
Norway's crown event draws Trondhjem crowds
Trondhjem prepares for the coronation of King Haakon and Queen Maud with heightened activity and security. The city hosts foreign dignitaries and American visitors as officials finalize arrangements for the ceremony at the cathedral at 11 AM followed by a state dinner for about 300 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trondhjem
Haakon
Norway
Maud
Stiftsgaarden
Olaf
Red International
Germany
England
Denmark
Reunion Trip to Stockton for G A R Jo Daviess County
A large group of veterans from Rockford Chicago and nearby cities passed through on their way to Stockton for the G A R reunion of Jo Daviess county. Among the travelers were Department Commander Buck of Rock Island Col Lawler of Rockford and Adjutant General Partridge of Chicago Fred Held of this city also joined the trip to Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Chicago
Stockton
Jo Daviess County
Buck
Rock Island
Col. Lawler
Partridge
Fred Held
Damascus Farmers Picnic At Phillips Grove
The Damascus Farmers association hosts its third annual picnic at Phillips Grove near Damascus today. A large crowd enjoys sports, music, and speeches with Prof. Howard C. Allman of Cedar delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Farmers’ Association
Phillips’ Grove
Damascus
Howard C. Allman
Cedar
Arab Patrol Meeting Drill Friday at K P Hall
Husn temple 108 members of Arab patrol are urged to attend drill at 7730 sharp Friday evening at K P hall. From there all proceed to Lexington hall for maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husn Temple 108
K. P. Hall
Lexington Hall
Chicago Wedding Unites Roddewig and Carrigan
John A. Roddewig brother of Mrs. C F Wright will wed Miss E Carrigan in Chicago at 10 o clock Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs J B Stewart of this city will attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Roddewig
C. F. Wright
E. Carrigan
J. B. Stewart
Desirable City Lots for Sale on High Street
For sale in the city are prime parcels on High Street between Ene pire and has, E, Meyer Addition, and Stephenson Street. Includes plots at 44 Stephenson Street with potential for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High St
Enepire
Has
Meyer Adition
Stephenson St
Workers for Young Discuss Methods at Stephenson County Meet
The thirty sixth annual Stephenson County Sunday School convention gathered in Orangeville for two days of sessions with delegates from across the county. Rev J Groff led devotional fared by sermons and the program featured talks on primary work, Bible school efficiency, and future church leadership while highlighting the importance of love and proper pedagogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County Sunday School Association
Orangeville
J. Groff
U. B
Groff
Herbert
J. S. McDowel
Springfield
Ohio
W. A. Sunday
Haustine
Morris
Committee On Entertainment
B. A Arnold
J. W Davis
E. E. McKay
L. A. Herrick
Freeport
P. W. Powers
Mt. Carroll
L. A. Segrist
E. E. Campbell
Religious meeting notes and officer slate reported
A town religious meeting covered a sick worker absent due to illness and a treasurer report showing county and state contributions totaling 88.50. Notable talks urged increasing religious influence on youth, temperance teaching, and moral development. An officers list included President E. D. Herbert and Treasurer Wm Smallwood, with several department heads and superintendents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McMullen
Jesus Christ
W. M. Sanford
Alice Sanborn Brown
E. D. Herbert
Freeport
Gro. Wagner
Orangeville
Theo. F. Ellis
Winsow
Wm. Smallwood
Wm. Arnsmeier
Davis
Henry Richart
Cedarville
W. H. Brubaker
Heepark
Grape-Nuts Brought Health To Ailing Woman
An Ohio wife recounts how two boxes of Grape-Nuts helped her recover from long illness and weight loss. She credits improved health, strength, and renewed vitality to the cereal, saying friends also benefitted after adopting it. The testimonial, promoted by Postum Co., urges others to try the food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Neal
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Divine Origin of the Bible Sermon Draws Big Audience
The First A B church service drew a large crowd last evening. Prof Landis delivered a strong address on The Inspiration of the Scriptures and, at 7:46, will preach The Greatest Work in the World. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B
Landis
ER and W Oxford Shoes See Better Fit in Window Ad
In a promotional notice, a local shop urges readers to try on E. & W. Oxford footwear. The eye-catching display promises a better fit and buyer satisfaction, claiming a trial will lead to a sale and a contented customer. The ad ends with a garbled line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Notice of Change in Corporate Name at Freeport College
Notice records a corporate name change for Freeport College of Commerce and English Training School located in Freeport Illinois. The document lists the old name and the new designation reflecting the corporate rebranding or structural adjustment.
Notice of Name Change for Freeport College of Commerce
Notice is hereby given that an application is being made to the secretary of state of Illinois to change the corporate name of the Freeport College of Commerce and English Training School, now at 84 to 88 Galena Street Freeport Illinois, by prefixing Freeport Business College to read FREEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE FREEPORT COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL. The change aims to protect mail matter in case a new business college is established. past mail addressed to Freeport Business College was delivered to the Freeport College of Commerce. AES. PSEMLE Ppa AEN, ode NAM, PLING pal. Elgar AGH P
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State of
Ilinois
Freeport College of Commerce and English Training School
Blust
Galena Street
Freeport
Illinois
Freeport Business College
Freeport College OF Commerce and
English Training School
Freeport College of Commerce
AES
Ode Nam
PLING
Pal
Elgar Agh P
Freeport High School to Award 51 Diplomas Tonight
Commencement week ends with diploma ceremony for 51 graduates. Col Frank C Lowden of Oregon Illinois will deliver the commencement address at Grand Opera House. Treble Clef Club and High School Glee Club provide music, with a closing Brevestation and further music to conclude the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport High School
Institution of Learning
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon
Freeport
Lowden
Grand Opera House
CG. W. McCaskill
Alumni Banquet Marks Commencement Week Finale
Freeport High School Alumni association hosts the class of 1906 banquet at the Masonic temple tomorrow at 7:00 PM. Old graduates mingle with new, music by Gibler's orchestra, Eastern Star catering, and toasts by Douglas Pattison and other guests. Tickets must be bought from Walter Pfender before tomorrow evening. no tickets sold at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Freeport High School Alumni Association
Gibler
Eastern Star
Douglas Pattison
High School Alumni Association
al G. Fleck
EdwinbeEn
Arie Board of Education
Jane Osborne
Flon
F.aspinwall
Walter Pfender
Second Mantle Speech and Play Draw Packed High School Hall
An audience crowded the High School annex for the second and final mantle speeches and class play last evening. Senior Miss Helen Lutwinski delivered the mantle, Charles Sullivan spoke for the class of 1907, and Miss Nellie Holland read the class prophecy before the student cast performed A Scrap of Paper. The program pleased the crowd, and all onstage were applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Helen Lutwinski
Charles Sullivan
Nellie Holland
Salem Church Holds Preparatory Class Meeting and Sermon
Preparatory to the Sunday communion an old fashioned class meeting will be held this evening in the church lecture room at 7 30. Friday at 7 30 Rev W B Rilling presiding elder Freeport district will preach. Quarterly conference meets before Friday service. All church members urged to attend. All friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Rilling
Freeport
Musicians Seek Revival of Dixon Union
Former members of the Dixon Musicians Protective Association plan to revive the union and apply for a charter from the American Federation of Musicians. They claim the previous disbandment was caused by a few men who harmed the profession in Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon, Musicians’ Protective Association
American Federation of Musicians
Dixon
Freeport Tribunal No 99 Holds Evening Meeting
Freeport Tribunal No 99 will hold its regular meeting and social tonight. All members are requested to be present and bring a friend who is eligible to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Tribunal No. 99
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Digestive Ailments
A Bennettsville South Carolina resident touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for chronic dyspepsia and torpid liver. The ad claims the medicine cures chills fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder issues with a guaranteed sale by Jos Emmert at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
Jos
Emmert
Cherries for Sale From Miller in New Phone 81 Hellaget
Cherries for sale announced by J. W. Miller offering a large quantity of Chersieg. contact details list a new phone line 81 Hellaget.
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Miller
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