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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1900

Page

8

Freeport March events list includes lectures and conventions

March events in Freeport cover a Puerto Rico lecture by Dr O Doll at the Baptist church on March h, Stephenson County Republican convention on March 6, Ninth Congressional District convention on March 6, a high school senior class entertainment on March 9, teacher institute on March 10, District lodge 1 O G T at Good Templar hall on March 16 17, St Patrick s day celebration by Columbus club at St Mary s hall on March 17, Warren Academy event at Y M C Auditorium on March 20, and Freeport consistory reunion March 26 20 under Woman s Auxiliary.

Freeport Puerto Rico O Doll The Baptist Church Stephenson County Teacher's Institute Lodge Good Templar's Hall St. Patrick

Remains of J N Frey to be moved for funeral services

The body of J N Frey will stay at Leamon's undertaking rooms until Sunday morning, then be moved to Mr Kiplinger's for the 2:30 pm funeral cortege to Amity Lutheran church. Mrs August Royer dies after cancer illness, funeral Monday at 10 am from the house. She was a German Baptist Brethren member and burial will be in Louisa cemetery. Frank A. Bowers, Elgin creameries overseer, toured Lena and nearby towns. J H Hornig and son Ralph went to Davis. Ernest Coppeen of Howardasville and others from Wadams Grove, Stockton, and James Eustace of Stockton traveled to Freeport.

Lena J. N. Frey C. C. Kiplinger Leamon’s Mr. Kiplinger Amity Lutheran Church August Royer Howardasville John and Thomas Weber Waddams Grove James Eustace Stockton Freeport

Lutz Expresses No Regret In Double Family Tragedy

Charles I. Lutz formerly of Shannon confessed to shooting his brother Alfred and killing Alfred’s wife Margaret at 504 West Madison Chicago. He told police he was driven to it and has nothing more to say while jailed at Warren avenue station. The inquest on Mrs. Lutz’s body was continued to March 9 and Alfred Lutz remained in serious condition at Presbyterian Hospital.

Charles I. Lutz Shannon Alfred Margaret Lutz West Madison Street Chicago Lutz Warren Avenue Station Mrs. Lutz

Coal discovery boosts Winslow farmer’s fortune

The Winslow Register notes Mrs. Blanch Bunker, long well connected in Freeport, received a letter from a southeastern Nebraska real estate owner reporting a large coal vein on an adjacent farm and asking for her price to sell her 160 acres. The notice expresses hope she gains a substantial sum from the find.

Winslow Register Freeport Blanch Bunker Nebraska

Otis Skinner and Company at Grand Opera House

Otis Skinner and his company performed the society drama The Liars before a large audience. While Skinner is polished and interesting with strong support, the play seemed monotonous and tiresome, and would better suit another production.

Otis Skinner Grand Opera House Mr. Skinner

Grand Army campfire gathering announced for Monday

John A. Davis Post accepted Rockford Post’s invite for a campfire. The Grand Army boys will depart Freeport at 8:40 P.M. Monday and return from Rockford at 1:10 A.M. Tuesday. All old soldiers are invited to attend.

John A. Davis Rockford Grand Army Freeport

Meeting of King's Daughters Annual Circle Gathering

The Comforting Circle of the King's Daughters will hold its annual meeting on Monday March 5 at the home of Mrs. John Burrell. The Ministering Circle plans a Monday afternoon gathering with Mrs. Wim Trembor, hoping all members attend.

John Burrell Wim Trembor

Bowling record set at Mack's Alley by KE and W McCune

Elgin News reports KE and W McCune bowled three games at Mack's Alley last evening averaging 283 per game. Evergreen Lodge No. 170 A F and A M holds a regular Monday meeting for business and work on M M degree.

Elgin News W. McCune Mack’s Alley Evergreen Lodge Evergreen Lodge No

Sleighing Party Aids Misses Se Christ Circle Fun

The Misses Gertie and Anna Se christ hosted a sleighing party enjoyed by many friends. The Senior class at the High school plans an entertainment in the school building on March 9 with admission set at 15 cents.

Gertie Anna Sechrist

Veteran auctioneer C H Eells tops sales tally

C H Eells of Winslow, a veteran auctioneer, has cried between 100 and 126 sales since September 1, 1899, marking a long-running record.

C. H. Eells Winslow

Rail News on Janesville to Bloomfield Line Plan

Articles of Incorporation filed in Madison for Janesville and Southwestern railway linking Janesville to Bloomfield and connecting with Cook Lake and McHenry lines. Directors from Milwaukee and Chicago, capital at 2 million dollars, claims of real construction this year. Also notes Litchfield and Madison railroad incorporation and rail market prices for old iron and nickel steel rails. Reports on Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern survey progress and crew movements with expected contracts and completion timelines. Concludes with wage advances and promotions policy of Rock Island route and illness of C M and St Paul conductor John Baker.

Peter M. Meyers Chicago, Milwaukee and Chicago Janesville St. Paul Litchfield and Madison Railroad Company Litchfield Ill Montgomery Macoupin and Madison Curtiss Millard Ralph Blaidell Bluford Wilson P. B. Warren Springfield James Duncan Alton Elenious Smith St. Louis Charles Kimball George D. Mumford New York City Springfield, Ill Pennsylvania Railroad Peoria Journal Dearborn Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railroad Galesburg Rock Island Peoria Edwards Station North Henderson John Baker Freeport

Board of Education Meets with Several Approvals

Regular meeting held Friday March 2 with all members present except Flanagan and Dirksen. Minutes from Feb 2 read and approved. Estimates from Smith & Thomas for Lincoln avenue building 1872 dollars and American School Furniture Co 1059.75 for desks approved. Current bills approved. German Insurance Company interest 200 dollars allowed. Rebates and staffing requests discussed and no further business adjourned.

Board of Education Flanagan Dirksen Smith & Thomas Lincoln Avenue Bill of American School Furniture Co German Insurance Company Hea Miss Foster Mt. Carroll

Warren Academy Glee Club Returns to YMCA Auditorium

The Warren Academy Glee club, after a crowded appearance last year, will give a return engagement at the YMCA auditorium on March 20 under the Woman's Auxiliary. The group is regarded as an excellent musical organization and expects strong patronage.

Warren Academy Glee Club Woman’s Auxiliary

Banker Routs a Robber in Thornville Bank

J R Garrison, cashier, recovers health after thanking Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He praises it as best medicine for lung trouble and cold. Ad notes 60c and 1.00, free trials at Emmett Burrell s drug store. Also references a local clearance sale at Staver s and J A MacCrea & Co featuring shoes and produce with rock bottom prices.

J. R. Garrison Bank of Thornville Ohio Dr. King Emmett & Burrell

Waddams Grove Man Becomes Naturalized Citizen

J. G. Schudt of Waddams Grove, owner of the local park, arrived in town and filed for naturalization today after living in the United States for 51 years. He aims to become a citizen before his death.

J. G. Schudt Waddams Grove

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Patient After 18 Months

Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson D. faced a fatal rectal fistula after doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He reportedly healed himself using five boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, marketed as a reliable pile cure. Sold by Emmert & Burrell druggists at 25 cents a box.

Renick Hamilton West Jefferson Emmert & Burrell Druggists

Weik family thanks friends after bereavement

Otto Weik and his daughters extend thanks to the kind friends who assisted them during their late bereavement. Names listed include Mrs. W. S. Cummina, Maras, W. P. Putwan, Mrs. Epaar Mivurr.

Otto Weik W. 8S. Cummina Maras W. P. Putwan Epaar Mivurr

Electric Bitters Heals Cherokee Man After Attack

An attack on C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly proved fatal before he suffered kidney pain and back trouble. Electric Bitters cured his ailment, purifying blood and restoring health. Available at Emmert and Burrell’s drug store for 50 cents.

C. F. Collier Cherokee Iowa Emmert & Burrell

Advertised Letters Remaining at Freeport Post Office

The week ending March 4 lists letters for Mizner Miss Bertha Milton Mary GEN Dinsmeier Henry Delan C J Fox Elinor Hanson C Hahn Chas Kruse Leonard Kobs Albert Parsons AULED Shave Mrs C J Yager Miss Annie GEMEN Hinas Chas W Kleckner Win Nolan M Simpson Terry White Henry B Wrighter J Williams Robert B Wilcoxon N H. Postmaster SMITH D ATKINS signs off.

la. Mizner Miss Bertha Milton Mary Gen Dinsmeier Henry Delan C. J. Fox Elinor, Hanson C. Hahn Chas, Kruse Leonard Kobs Albert Auled Shave C. J. Yager Annie Gemen Hinas Chas. W. Kleckner Win. Nolan M. Simpson Terry White Henry B. Wrighter J. Williams Robert B. Wilcoxon N. H Smith D, Atkins

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Clear Skin

Sallow complexions and liver trouble signs may yield to Dr King’s New Life Pills. They claim to bring rosy cheeks and a clear complexion. Available for 25 cents at Emmett and Burrell’s drug store with Foster’s tan and black shoes and Staver’s Clearing Sale pricing.

Dr. King Emmett & Burrell Foster Staver

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