Program of Merit at First U B Church Tonight
The program for the evening at First U B church features Plana Duct grees chugs a selected Misa Ewingley and Miss Brits In the Dark in the Dew plus a promenade of the Belts. Misses Prafi Featherling Thomas and Faubel perform vocal duets and selections by Mrs Coveau and Mrs Lennox. Other acts include Wilcox Days Gone Bye Riley Wood ticks King Fisher The Ninety and Nine When the Roses Bloom The Prodigal Son The Gypsy Fantasy A spring Tie of Dove phan Etta Wood To ventt An Abandoned Elopement Star Spangled Hannes and a pantomime CNDITOAU Entertainers include Miss Pratt Featherhoring Thomas Rice Retohardt Ban Bouc Linecotn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Plana Duct Grees
Misa Ewingley
Brits
Tbetta Wood Loveall
Ararty
Deh Baahan Barn
Klotse Fisher
Ceseeeeeaes
Prafi
Featherling
Thomas
Faubel
Coveau
Lennox
Wilcox B
Riley C. Wood-ticks
Cesses
Maeee Fisher
Cnditoau
Missis Pratt
Fearhoriing
Thomas and
Tobias Engle Celebrates Eightieth Birthday at Home
Tobias Engle aged eighty observed his birthday yesterday at 24 High street with three sons and wives Albert Tobias Jr. and Charles in attendance. A dinner followed. An old settler of the vicinity he has lived here over half a century and enjoys good health amid many congratulatory wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Engle
High Street
Albert
Tobias, Jr
Charles
Mr. Engle
Eddie Oberhart Celebrates 25th Birthday at Home
Edadie Oberhart the Weiss hardware store clerk marked his twenty-fifth birthday with twenty friends at his residence on South Galena avenue. The gathering enjoyed a pleasant evening and praised him as an excellent host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edadie Oberhart
Weiss Hardware Store
Galena Avenue
Eddie
Reverend Hess Celebrates 76th Birthday with Kin and Friends
Yesterday Rev. C. Hess marked his 76th birthday with his children who planned a card shower. Friends from California, South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois sent congratulations and gifts he prizes highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. Hess
California
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Hess
Germania society card party prizes announced
A large number of Germania ladies attended the card party at Germania hall Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to first Mrs Mayer, second Mrs Joseph Benaton, third Mrs Clara Mitchell, lone hand Miss Kittie Lerch, consolation Mrs W H Flachtmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Germania Society
Germania Hall
Mayer
Joseph Benaton
Clara Mitchell
Kittie Lerch
W. H. Flachtmeier
Local veterans camp hosts royal entertainers at smoker
Frank Hawn and wife of 182 South Galena avenue entertained the Smith D. Atkins camp Sons of Veterans at a smoker. After cards, light refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Hawn were voted royal entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawn
Galena Avenue
Smith D. Atkins
Sons of Veterans
Mrs. Hawn
Grace Halder and Harry Guaoder Wed in Freeport
Miss Grace Halder of Pine Creek and Harry KE Guaoder of Polo wed yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of the First Church in Freeport. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C W McCasill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Halder
Pine Creek
Harry KE. Guaoder
Polo
Freeport
First of Church
C. W. McCasill
Inspection of Commandery by Alfred T Stevens in Freeport
Alfred Thomas Stevens grand standard bearer of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Illinois arrived in Freeport today to inspect Freeport Commandery this evening. Stevens, a member of Stevens Bros. silk firm of Chicago, is keen on the 1910 Chicago triennial conclave bringing together representatives from all commanderies in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Thomas Stevens
Knights Templar
Illinois
Freeport
Stevens
Stevens Brog
Chicago
United States
Local notes from Freeport area events and visits
Nelson DeGon a former Freeporter was out from Chicago today. Attorney Crowell of Oregon called on friends in Freeport during the day. The W R C Sewing school will meet tomorrow afternoon at G A R hall. Freeport camp M W A will have an important meeting Thursday evening. J T Elliott went to Alworth TL this morning to visit his daughter Mrs H J Jones. Judge Farrand spent part of the day in Freeport en route from Mt Carroll where he has been holding court to his home in Dixon. The Young Women Workers of the First Presbyterian church will hold their regular meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles Ascher on Lincoln avenue. The Senior Christian Endeavor society of the Second Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at the home of Mrs B A Arnold 8 North Galena avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson DeGon
J.T. Elliott
Alworth
H. J. Jones
Judge Farrand
Freeport
Mt. Carroll
Dixon
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Ascher
Lincoln Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society of
The
Second Presbyterian Colourch
Mra. B. A. Arnold
North
Galena Avenue
Father John's Medicine From Apathecariae Family
The Apathecariae of Charlton and Hovey Mass claim possession of the 1827 prescription book noting Father John’s Medicine was prescribed by Fr John O’Brien of Lowell and named for his endorsement. It is not patent medicine and is free from morphine opium and poisonous drugs. It is touted as a tonic and body builder with fifty years in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Well
Mass
Father John
John O’brien
Lowell
Trinity Church All Day Meeting Next Friday
Trinity church members and friends plan an all day gathering for business fellowship and inspiration with meals by the ladies. The program includes a 6 a m devotional an address by Rev. Caton at 10 30 a m a fellowship dinner 11 30 to 1 p m reports of organizations at 2 p m an address by Rev. Moore at 8 p m a fellowship supper 5 30 to 6 30 and a quarterly conference at 7 p m with a sermon by Rev. Caton at 7 30. Those unable to attend all services may come for meals or part of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Wm. Caton
H. L. Moore
Embury Church Service Draws Large Night Crowd
Despite bad weather, Embury Church attendance was large as Rev. Mr. Cleworth delivered a powerful sermon. Tonight he will speak on the Prodigal Son and invites all to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embury
Cleworth
Joseph Goldman Reported Married in Fond du Lac Wis
A report circulated that Joseph Goldman, 23, son of Mr and Mrs B Goldman of 835 Stephenson Street, was married in Fond du Lac Wisconsin toward the end of February. Friends in Freeport expect confirmation. Joe left Freeport in February to work in Fond du Lac. The bride is said to be the daughter of the Forest Avenue hotel proprietor and a Fond du Lac resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goldman
B.goldman
Stephenson Street
Fond du Lac
Wig
Goldman
Joe
Freeport
Freeport Shoe Manufacturing Company
Forest Avenue
Illness and hospital operations Update
Will Goff remains sick at home with little improvement. Chief Silk had a rough day but is resting easier. tt. H. Relaford of Lancaster underwent surgery at St Francis hospital this morning performed by Dr. W. B. Peck. Mrs Arthur O Neill Elk street also operated at St Francis. Mrs Edward Kennison at Globe hospital following a late evening operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goff
Silk
H. Relaford
Lancaster
St. Francis Hospital
Arthur O'Neil
Elk Street
W. B. Peck
Edward Kennison
Globe Hospital
Old-Fashioned Literary Contest Planned by Union
The Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Della Palmer's home on Cherry Street. Members conducted regular business and approved an old-fashioned literary contest for March 26, with a committee formed to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union
The
First Baptist Church
Della Palmer
Cherry Street
Staas Couple Thank Neighbors For Bereavement Support
Mr and Mrs Edward Staas thank neighbors and friends for their kindness and help following their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Staas
Supper at Firat Presbyterian Church Friday Evening
A good supper will be served in the parlors of the Firat Presbyterian church Friday at 6 o'clock. The tariff will be twenty five cents. Attend for an excellent supper and a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Presbyterian
Firat Presbyterian Church
Beloit college official to speak to Freeport students
H. A. Arnold field secretary for Beloit College will visit Freeport tomorrow and address the high school students in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Arnold
Beloit College
Freeport
Moves to Rock Falls by Mrs Brown and daughter
Mrs E Brown leaves this city to reside in Rock Falls with her daughter Mrs Fred Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Falls
E. Brown
Fred Clark
Licensed to Marry. Arthur I. Armagast and Lena Henke
Marriage license notice lists Arthur I. Armagast and Lena Ida Henke as applicants. Also indicated are Jacob Janssen and Florence Alice Amelsberg as parties in a related filing. The record appears in a truncated OCR fragment with partial names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur I. Armagast
Lena Ida Henke
Jacob Janssen
Florence Alice Amelsberg
Naine
Arnica salve cures eczema and boils claim
Water town Wisconsin resident J A Swenson writes that ten years of eczema defied 15 doctors until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed his skin eruptions. The ad touts the salve as infallible for eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles priced 25 cents at Joseph Emmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Pleasant Street House For Rent With Water And Five Rooms
Classified notice lists a six room house on Pleasant Street with city water for rent. Mrs. Mary Mattert is the contact person at 280 Pleasant Street. Also seeks a competent housemaid for general duties at 180 Galena Street. Loan ad offers 4 1/2 percent mortgage for farm security near Bladon, with $1,600 needed. R. B. & apt wood in Rockford listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
City Water
Mary Mattert
Pleasant
Bhaonon
R. B. & Aptwood
Rockford
Local option question discussed in voter letter to candidates
A Voter asked Louis Bauscher and W T Rawleigh to reveal their 1908 local option voting. Bauscher replies that as a candidate he voted wet and supports open records of actions. he promises to publish his answer in the Daily Journal and notes his fifty year public/private record in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Mr. Rawleigh
Louis Bauscher
W. T. Rawleigh
Freeport
Mrs Cromley Dead in Cedarville at 57
Mrs Oliver P Cromley died at her home in Cedarville this morning at age 57 after months of illness from spleen enlargement. She is survived by her husband and two children Roy and Josephine. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Cromley
Cedarville
Market Report From Chicago and Union Stock Yards
Closing board of trade quotes show May wheat at 1.143 cents, May corn 68 3/4, oats 65 1/2, May pork 1 dollar 7 cents, lard 1022-25, ribs 9.30. At Union Stock Yards cattle 19,000 with bids generally down 10 cents. beeves 4.60 to 7.20. feeders 3.50 to 5.50. cows and heifers 1.90 to 5.75. Hogs 32,090 up 5. light 6.35 to 6.76. mixed and heavy 6.40 to 6.90. good to choice heavy 6.60 to 6.90. Sheep 17,000, weak, 3.35 to 5.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trade
C. D. Anderson
Hettinger
Stenhenson Street
Erin
Surprise party for Eva Parriott in Buena Vista
From Our Own Correspondent Buena Vista March 8 about twenty of Eva Parriott s friends gave her a surprise party Friday evening Feb 26 P Demmill of Scioto Mills moved into the Wolf house to work on the section Mrs T Jones of Monticello Wis visited over Sunday N D Hart and family attended the funeral of I F Fleugel at Eleroy Tuesday Others traveled to Red Oak for visits and to attend Irene Stoll s funeral at Red Oak tomorrow The community awaits their cheesemaker and hopes he won t fool them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Eva Parriott
P. Demmill
Scioto Mills
Wolf House
T. Jones
Monticello
Wis
N. D. Hart
Eleroy
Fred Pash
Freeport
IF. Fleugel
Wm. Gift
Red Oak
Floyd Parriott
Ridott
P. Demmil
Nebraska
Kitty Parriott
F. EB. Parriott
Gift
Warren Correspondent Notes Local Moves and Travels
From Our Own Correspondent Warren March 8. Berry man and Walton of Scales Mound called on friends Tuesday. Miss Retta Thornton returned from Chicago with Miss Lena Gibson. J W Weir and wife traveled to Platteville Wisconsin to attend the funeral of Mr Weir's nephew Charles Cook. Jonathan Dobler of Rockford visited relatives and conducted business. Joseph Scherr visited his sister Mrs W Ganshert then returned to Artesian North Carolina. Rev C S Carroll went to Honey Creek Wisconsin for Sunday. Luther Morton and wife visited Mr and Mrs C E Morton. Adams and Pooley of Scales Mound transacted business here Saturday. Mrs M P Moore of Nora shopped here Saturday. W F Conyne returned from Chicago. Wm Ehrler, superintendent at Co. house in Galega, called in Warren Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Berryman and Walton
Scales Mound
Friends
Retta Thornton
Chicago
Lena Gibson
J. W. Weir
Platteville
Wis
Weir
Charles Cook
Jonathan Dobler
Rockford
Joseph Scherr
W. Ganshert
Artesian
N. C
C. S. Carroll
Honey Creek
Luther Morton
C. E. Morton
Adams and Pooley
M. P. Moore
Nora
W. F. Conyne
Wm Ebhrler
Co. House
Galega
Coming Events in Freeport and Nearby Areas
Events list includes dances, card parties, lectures, and socials from March 11 to April 12. Highlights cover Freeport Commanders inspection, Prof Dawson dances at Blust hall, Germania society gatherings, a Gard party, K A Blust hall socials, St Marys hall dances, Masonic school of instruction, Beloit college debate, University of Chicago glee club, teachers institute, Easter Monday ball, and Freeport Consistory rendezvous. March 25 Germania party and March 29 and April 6 events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydiarch
Freeport
Prof. Dawson
BE. A. Blust
Germania
Joe Fifer
K. A. Blust
G. Sea
B.of L
Blust
Wrestling match and stock company matinees listed
March 11 features Youstff Mah mout Terble Turk Frank Johnson Swed ish Champion. March 15 16 17 shows Latimore Leigh Stock Co usual matinees. March 18 A Broken Idol. March 2 and week Hickman Bessy Co usual matinees. March 20 The Bmart Set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youstff Mahmout
Terble Turk
Frank Johnson
Latimore & Leigh Stock Co
Hickman Bessy Co
Bmart
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as guaranteed cure
An advertisement promises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures for indigestion constipation sick headache offensive breath malaria and stomach liver or bowel troubles for all ages. A free sample offer is extended by the Pepsin Syrup Co at 119 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois, with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello
Ill
Easter Busy Season Promise from Dye Works
The advertisement urges prompt work from B. B. Dye Works noting they are very busy at Easter and can deliver more and better work. They claim to have extra capacity to finish items now for wear in the upcoming warm days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B
Special Tax Notice From Collector Dittmar
The Special Tax Collector announces a March 20 deadline to settle all improve ment tax assessments. After closing, accounts go to the county treasurer and delinquent names may be listed. Signed by F. E. Dittmar Griffin, Special Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Bt
F. E. Dittmar Griffin
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Hugh Flannery, JR
Yousiff Mahmout Terrible Turk
Fran Johnson
Allington, Jr
Nedra
George Barr McCutchen
W.j.young & Co Books
Opp
Otto Wagner
Galena
Iid
Wade
Uthe Daily Journal
Deliv. 4
E. Bengston
Stephenson ST
Brown & Dollmeyer
Talking Machines
Victor Records
Columbia Records
Cable Co
GEO. A. Stemm
Gelepe
Retohardt
Ban Bouc
Davis
Whelpley
Linecotn
S. of W
Freeport Camp
Johnson
Galena Mt
Lois Bauscher
the Journal
Pimaces
the Grand
Journal
State OF Illinois
Stephenson County
Stephenson Coun
Leelah Burkhart
Lelah Burkhart
Frank Burkhart
Linda Head
Selah Burkhart
Ww. R. Mansfield
Automobile and General Repair Shop
Galena &J
S-Kdaewly
Apollo
Quartette J
Sylvan&O’neal
Jack Johnson
Kansas Pride
W. F. Bergman
Court House
Merck & O’brien
Chicago St Blatt
the Royal Standard Typewriter
Bart Bros
Bart Brothers
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