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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1900

Page

4

Personal mentions as residents travel and visit relatives

Fred Young returns from Chicago while N W Gilbert visits from Dixon. Josie Schmid, P Ryan, Albert Luebbing, Mrs J B J DuFour, and Harry Isaac travel to Chicago for business or visits. Harry Schroeder of Second National Bank conducts business in Chicago. Mrs W F Boyle visits after Chicago. Geo Bradford returns to Dixon from Freeport. A B Smith returns home after three months in Iowa Kansas Nebraska. Wm Trembor heads to St Louis with daughter to Rockford. George, Vivian and Ed Wilder return to Rockford from A E Myers home. Mrs John Beach arrives from Monroe due to granddaughter Susie Saunders illness. Mrs W G Byron departs to New York City after weeks with Knowltons.

Harry Schroeder Second National Bank Chicago W. F. Boylé Mies Mattie Smith Geo. Bradford Dixon Freeport A. B. Smith Lancaster Iowa Kansas Nebraska Wm. Trembor St. Louis

Minor Items From the Wind Central Area Events

Several civic notices include John Flanagan resigning as night yard clerk for Wind Central system. Martha Washington garrison hosts a supper for the orphan’s home fund. United Brethren Ridott circuit quarterly conference to meet at Winnesheik Saturday night and Sunday. Amity society held a business meeting at Harlow Business College yesterday. Annual officers election set for April 3. Court of Honor to host a card party at K P hall over State Bank, admission free, tomorrow night. Union mothers meeting at Second Presbyterian on Friday at 2 30. A kid glove found on South Galena Ave last night. owner to claim at John Wilson’s on Galena and Washington. Florence Station school entertainment scheduled Saturday night March 24 with varied program. Harvey Hartman of Cedarville completed bookkeeping at Harlow College today. Mystic Workers of the World Freeport lodge 61 to meet. Worthy Master Underwood to report on Supreme lodge proceedings. good attendance expected.

Martha Washington Garrison Orphan’s Home Fund United Brethren Ridott Winnesheik Amity Society Harlow Business College Court of Honor K. P. Hall State Bank Second Presbyterian Church Freeport Harvey Hartman Cedarville Mystic Workers of the World Freeport Lodge Master Underwood Supreme Lodge

Final settlement figures for Florence township collector

Collector Charles Miller of Florence township has made final settlement with the county treasurer. Amount assessed eight thousand one hundred sixty seven dollars and thirty eight cents. Amount collected seven thousand eight hundred forty two dollars and sixty six cents. Amount delinquent three hundred twenty four dollars and seventy two cents. Collector's commission one hundred fifty six dollars and eighty five cents.

Charles Miller Florence Township

Tax payers urged to pay taxes this last week

Col Kasoh calls on all tax payers to call and settle now as this is the final week to use the books.

dGdiw J Kasoh Col

Curious visit to Colombo and cinnamon gardens

Travel writer Dr. W. S. Caldwell recalls a scorching stay in Colombo Sri Lanka at the turn of the century. He endures hawkers and heat on the Galle Face veranda, laments colonial commerce, and chronicles Sinhalese life and the famed cinnamon gardens with vivid detail and sharp, humorous observations. The letter ends with disappointment that the promised Colombo splendor did not meet his dreams.

Notable Ad From Madison Medicine Co. Tea Claim

A fragment notes a warning to ignore solicitation for a remedy named Rocky Mountain Tea, attributed to the Madison Medicine Co and Jos. Emmert, priced 35 cents. The terse line reflects a historical commercial claim and cautionary tone from an era of patent medicines.

Rocky Mountain Madison Medicine Co Jos Emmert

Death of Mrs Martha Stone Burbank Mourned in Clinton

Mrs Martha Stone Burbank died Sunday night in Sioux City after an appendicitis operation. Born in Camden New York she lived in Clinton since childhood with her parents Mr and Mrs A L Stone. She married Fred B Burbank on June 1 1898 and survived by him. Funeral held at 2 30 pm Wednesday at the Stone home Ringwood with Rev Henry H Morrill officiating. Interment Springdale Cemetery. City banks closed for the funeral.

Clinton Iowa Fred R. Burbank Freeport Martha Stone-Burbank Sioux City Camden N. Y Mattie Stone A. L. Stone Fred B. Burbank St. John’s Epicopal Church St. Agnes Guild Ringwood Henry H. Morrill Springdale

Dr King's New Discovery for Lung Trouble Endorsed

J R Garrison cashier of Thornville bank credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing his severe lung trouble. He calls it the best medicine for cold or lung illness and keeps a bottle on hand. Cure for coughs colds throat chest or lung trouble 60c and 1 00 free trial at Joseph Hmert s successor to Knunert Burrell

J. R. Garrison Bank of Thornville Ohio Dr. King Joseph Hmmert’s Knunert & Burrell

Mattress sale notice near Freeport addresses

Classified style item invites readers to leave orders at local furniture stores or mail a card to Freeport Mattress Co located two doors east of Henney Buggy Co, with directions indicating a near by street reference BBdeed tw.

Freeport Mattress Co Henney Buggy Co

Paine's Celery Compound Spring Nerve Repair Claim

John H. Williamson of Grand Island California, 73, extols Paine's Celery Compound as spring medicine to restore energy and relieve exhaustion. He says it strengthens nerves stomach liver and kidneys and helps him feel energized to resume double work.

John H. Williamson Grand Island Cal Paine

Modern Miracles at Grand Opera House by Vernon Hart

The Rushville Times reports Prof A Vernon Hart the hypnotist performed at the Grand Opera House for three evenings. He demonstrated sleep induction and attributed victories to magnetic influence, claiming cures for Mrs R J Jackson and revival for Mrs Mary Irvin. He cancelled Lewistown dates to extend shows March 16 and 7 at the show wife opera house.

Vernon Hart Grand Opera House Rushville, Ill Times Vernon Opera House R. J. Jackson H.O. Munson Mary Irvin Lewistown Show Wife Opera House

A Literary Meeting at Salem Y P A

The Salem Y P A held a literary meeting at Rev H A Kramer’s home with twenty five or more young people present. A program of unusual interest featured instrumental solo reading prophecy a quartet and a spirited debate on whether city life is preferable to country life judged two to one in favor of country life.

Salem Y. P.A H. A. Kramer Lillian Molter Carrie Plager Miss Hermsmeier A. Molter Nettie Rubendall Ned Plager Hattie Buss

Local Charities and Sickness List Stirs Small Town News

Mrs C Wagner remains about the AAmMe Mrs Mary Trivnck is very sick CO W Harden is laid up with a severe cold Joseph Dean is on the sick list Mrs Tra Washburn remains about the name ALL OL A C Schwarze who was operated on Sunday is getting along nicely Henry Hoefer has pneumonia J S Brown the flour and feed man is confined to his home by sickness Drs White of Chicago and Fire stone of this city operated upon Mrs F E Downer of Willow NL at St Francis hospital The operation was a very successful one and the patient is doing nicely

Mary Trivnck CO. W. Harden Joseph Dean Tra Washburn A.C. Schwarze Henry Hoefer J. S. Brown Drs. White Chicago Firestone F. E. Downer Willow St. Francis Hospital

Mystic Workers meeting report by Frank W Underwood

Frank W Underwood delegate to the Grand Lodge will present a report on Mystic Workers of the World proceedings at tonight's meeting. The update covers recent lodge actions and outcomes for members.

Mystic Workers of the World Frank W. Underwood Grand Lodge

Ladies union prayer circle meets at Salem church

The ladies union prayer circle will gather at Salem Evangelical church on Thursday afternoon at eight o'clock. A cordial welcome awaits all ladies.

Ladies Union Prayer Circle Salem Evangelical Church

True remedy brand slips into spring cleansing routine

Promote Syrup of Figs as the gentle cleansing remedy for springtime. Highlights the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by all druggists at 50 cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co

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