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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1908

Page

8

Local and Church Groups Meet Across Freeport Tonight

Multiple church and fraternal groups plan gatherings this week including Trinity church Young People's Missionary Society meeting at the church and St Catherine's guild at Mrs Garretson's 150 Mechanic Street on Wednesday afternoon. John A. Davis post G A R meets this evening to arrange Col J C Dick funeral. Royal Arch degree conferred by Freeport chapter R A M Tonight followed by banquet. Temple degree conferred by Freeport Commandery tomorrow night. Dr Willett's fifth lecture on John and Universal Christianity Friday at the Woman's Club room Masonic Temple. Baptists Woman's society social at Mrs Beynon 8 Lincoln Avenue Wednesday 2 to 3.30. ladies urged to sew. First English Lutheran monthly meeting Wednesday March 18 at 2:30 at Mrs Julius Smith 24 Grove Street. I O O F ball work party by Freeport District No 200 G I A to B of Li EK. refreshments, tickets for a hand painted cake plate raffle. 15 cent admission. all ladies welcome.

Young People's Missionary Society of Trinity Church St. Catherine's Guild Julius Smith Grove Street Freeport Dis

Inverted gas fixtures arrive with third consignment

Just arrived the third consign ment of inverted gas fixtures complete 65c. Riley and Wheat. dit.

Riley

Market Report Shows Mixed Closing Board Quotes

Chicago March 17 closing board of trade quotations list May wheat at 9 53 and 1s, May pork at 11 65, May lard at 7.90, and May ribs at 6.77. Union stock yards bids show cattle 3 000 strong with beeves 4.50 to 6.38, cows-heifers 2.00 to 5.35, stockers-feeders 3.00 to 6.00. hogs 17 000, higher, ranges 4.50 to 4.80. sheep 11 000, steady to 10 higher, 4.05 to 6.50. Quotations furnished by F J Miner & Co with opening high and low figures for wheat and lard and ribs.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards Chicago Board of ‘Trade F.J. Miner & Co C. D. Anderson

Relieves in Five Minutes Hyomei for Catarrh Relief

Quick relief promised within five minutes of using Hyomei in the pocket inhaler. It claims to purify the air, kill catarrh germs, stop secretions, and soothe irritated mucous membranes. The product guarantees a refund if not satisfied with a $1.00 outfit.

J. Junehunz

Freeport Shakespeare Society Reads Modernized Romeo and Hamlet

The Freeport Shakespeare society and guests gathered at Miss Barton’s home to witness a readjusted Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet in a Middle Age Denmark Italy setting with American language. The all star cast including Miss Helen ill Miss Jeannette Porter Miss Hosmer Miss Louise Morgan Miss Griffith and Miss Irma Irwin drew laughs as Mrs Hettinger read the prologue and an anonymous orchestra provided music.

Freeport Shakespeare Society Miss Barton Romeo and Juliet Hamlet Ophelia Denmark Italy Juliet Helen Ill Jeannette Porter Miss Hosmer Missa Louise Morgan Misa Griffith Irma Irwin Hettinger

St Patrick Night Dance at St Marys Hall

A St Patrick party hosted by the Ladies' Sodalities will be held tonight at St Marys hall with Gibler's orchestra. Decoration and card room committees include H Reardon M Cox B Murphy Rose Vail S Campbell and Mesdames Edward McSherry Julia Clark Kate Stanley M I Parker H Sheridan E Murphy H Reardon. Dining room committee lists A Lichtenberger I M McGovern Mary Kleckner R J Burna John Tracey and P C O Conner.

St. Mary’s St. Patrick St. Mary's Hall Gibler H. Reardon M. Cox B. Murphy Rose Vail S. Campbell Mesd Edward McSherry Julia Clark Kate Stanley M. I Parker Misses H. Sheridan E. Murphy A. Lichtenberger I. M. McGovern Mary Kleckner R. J. Burna John Tracey P. C. O'Conner

Young People Debate at United Evangelical Social

The United Evangelical church youth will host a social in the church basement on Tuesday evening March 24. A program includes a debate between the young people and the married people on the topic Resolved has a Medical Missionary Is of More Importance Than an Educational Missionary. Reports from the annual conference will be read. Refreshments 10 cents.

United Evangelical Church

Miss Louise Dittmann Hosts Birthday Party

Miss Louise Dittmann entertained a group of her girl friends at a birthday party held last evening marking her 18th birthday. After games a luncheon was served and guests departed early, wishing her many more happy celebrations.

Louise Dittmann Miss Dittmann

Marriage of George M Eder and Edocia A Cable Solemnized

George M. Eder, a prominent Silver Creek farmer, will marry Miss Edocia A. Cable at noon on Wednesday at the bride's parents home in Ridott township. The couple will reside on a farm one mile west of his father's place, in a newly built house.

George M. Eder Silver Creek Edocia A. Cable Ridott Township

Social Notes Germania Society Stag Party Tonight

The Germania society plans a stag party this evening bringing together members for a social gathering. Details are limited in the notice.

The Germania Society

Doctor praises D D D in eczema treatment

A Silver City Mississippi physician Dr C B Holmes extols D D D Prescription as a magical cure for eczema and similar skin diseases. He notes four years of satisfying results and urges patients to try the clear liquid with D D D soap while promising proof at the drugstore.

C. B. Holmes Silver City Miss Holmes D. D. D. Company Win

Indoor athletics at the Y M C A high school senior meet

Indoor athletics progress at the Y M C A with the Senior class opening events. Wallace Hall won the standing broad jump at 9 feet 8 inches, Charles Long placed second with 8 feet 6 inches, while Robert Redfinger and Frank Yordy tied for third at 7 feet 1 inch. Team totals list Redfinger 671, Waldecker 667, Long 482. A banquet is planned for the two leading teams when the work finishes.

Wallace Hall Chas. Long Robert Redfinger Frank Yordy Davis Sg Redfinger Waldecker Long

Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect

Prominent architect Mr Norman C Coulter from the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic. He says it corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders promptly and builds up the system. The remedy is described as the best spring medicine and a superior blood purifier sold at 50 cents.

Mrr Norman BR. Coulter Delbert San Francisco Joseph Limmert

Freeport Planing Mill Works On Large Coat Cabinet

C 8 Holmes, of Dirksen and Towlesh planing mill, traveled to Springfield Illinois to install a lengthy forty foot coat cabinet for the E and W Clothing House a Freeport store branch. The cabinet, crafted of hard wood, features plate mirrors and showcases the cabinetmaker's art. It was entirely produced at the local mill.

Freeport Holmes Dirksen & Towsleh Springfield Ill E. & W. Clothing House

Team Ran Away From Weise Hardware Store

Shortly after 3 pm a team of horses left the Weise hardware store, ran east on Stephenson Street, crossed the bridge, and halted near the Schmid brewery. In the chaotic dash no rig was touched.

Weise Hardware Stephenson Street Schmid Brewery

Pecatonica Reports First Smallpox Case of Winter

Pecatonica Illinois reports its first small pox case of the winter. Miss Jesale Berridge is the patient and is believed to have contracted the disease in Freeport. The home is under quarantine. The mother and another daughter have been ill for days but not with smallpox.

Pecatonica Ill Jesale Berridge Freeport

Wagon Axle Breaks Delays Streetcars at Galena and Chicago

Shortly after 1 PM the axle of Alder man Pratt's wagon broke on crossing streetcar tracks at the corner of Galena and Chicago streets. The old wagon loaded with lumber halted traffic and delayed streetcars for about thirty minutes.

Pratt Galena Chicago

Local Names and Ages in Community Ledger

George M. Eder of Silver Creek Edocia A. Cable of Ridott Carl F. Rayhorn of Dakota and Minettie Henke of Lena listed with ages 36 28 24 24 in a local records snippet from the district.

George M. Eder Silver Creek Edocia A. Cable Ridott Carl F. Rayhorn Dakota Minettie Henke Lena

No Use to Die From Lung Trouble Says Mrs White

Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her life by easing coughs and lung disease. The advertisement promotes the remedy as quick for coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness sold at Joseph Emmert's drug store with 50c and 1 00 prices and a trial bottle free.

Joseph Emmert

Notable Local Travel and Family Visits

Walter Mack left this afternoon for Texas on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Botdorf and daughter Grace spent the day at Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rogers returned from Fond du Lac where they visited relatives for the past few days. Mrs. J. B. McGuire, mother of Mrs. Rogers, returned with them.

Walter Mack Texas Ramsey Botdorf Grace Rockford F. C. Rogers Fond du Lac J. B. McGuire Rogers

Notice to Our Customers About Soley’s Honey and Tar

Announcement that Soley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles contains no opiates and is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law. Local distributors H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz endorse it as safe for children and adults.

Soley H. J. Moogk Wm. F. Jungkunz

Smith Ice Delivery Announces Seasonal Orders

Announcement from BR. SMITH stating readiness to receive orders for natural and artificial ice for the season. Short, formal delivery notice for customers and local shoppers.

Daily Journal Delivery Offer in Citywide Service

The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery for 110c per week. The notice states service available across the city with weekly charge set at 110 cents.

the Daily Journal

Rentals and small ads mix of for sale items and help wanted

Multiple tiny classifieds describe real estate for sale on Walnut Street and Stephenson area, a used bicycle and near freight farm properties. Entries include contact style phones and post office boxes, with farm descriptions and help wanted notices for a domestic worker.

Protection Against Cyclone Destruction Offered

A salesman touts inexpensive protection against cyclone damage. The policy costs 86,000 per thousand for five years, promising peace of mind as storms intensify. The pitch invites contact via phone or in person to place the policy.

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