Illinois conference opens with 100 ministers in attendance
The Illinois conference of the United Evangelical church opened its annual meeting in eatone on March 20 with about 100 ministers attending. Bishop Heil presides. The session features a debated plan to reduce presiding elder districts from four to three, which was defeated by a large majority. Three presiding elders were re-elected: Rev. William Caton Naperville district, Rev. Co. G. Anangst Freeport district, and Rev. J. G. Fidder Southern district. Caton exchanges districts with Anangst. Caton previously served as presiding elder. Sundy school rally and missionary meeting led to about $9,000 raised for Illinois conference missions.
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Eatone
Tlf
Illinois Conference of the
United Evangelical Church
Bishop Heil
D. E. Thomas
E K. Hershey
L. C. Schmidt
J. W. Davis
Co. G. Anangst
Freeport
William Caton
Naperville
J. G. Fidder
Southern
C. G. Unangst
Chicago
M. C. Morlock
Anangst
Caton
Trinity Church
E. Y. Knapp
Chadwick
Ilinois
Sabbath Church Announcements and Services Listed
A compilation of church activities across First U B Church First Baptist Oak Street Evangelical Embury Methodist and other local congregations. It notes Sabbath school times sermons themes and special evening addresses including a series on the saloon and workingman and the Passion of Our Lord along with Y P C U and choir activities and weekday meetings.
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U. B
F. M. Davis
M. Sheridan Garman
Y. P.C
First Baptist
Stephenson St
William H. Beynon
Oak Street Evangelical Church
Klingbeil
George Ennenga
Peter
Simon of
Cyrene
Embury Methodist Episcopal
Ray Clarkson Harker
D. D
Second Presbyterian
H. M. Markley
Broadway
Our City
Making Americans study notes and Sunday church listings
The article lists church services and events in Freeport including Making Americans study group, Evangelical and Catholic services. It notes ministers from Salem Evangelical, First English Reformed, St Marys Catholic, First Presbyterian churches and a Freeport Philosophical society meeting weekly at 7:30 pm with invitations to all attendees.
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Eliie
C. E
Mise Harriet Carnefix
Christian Church
F. W. Emerson
Manonte Temple
Miesettie Jordan
Chriat
Freeport
Salem Evangelical Church
W. H. Heinmiller
EF. F. Holtzman
First English Reformed Church
S.galena Ave
Pleasant St
C. M. Rohrbaugh
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
T. F. Leydon Pasator
St. Mary’s Church
John McCann
Missionary Convention Closes at First Presbyterian Church
The Young People's Presbyterial missionary convention ended Friday at First Presbyterian Church. No invitation yet for the next event, so time and place are undecided. Dr Louise Keator spoke Friday afternoon on foreign missions, with Rev O R Newcomb of Winnebago and Rev M L Pearson of Willow Creek delivering addresses on The Great Command and Motives for Missions. Benediction and prayer closed the meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church
Louise Keator
O. R. Newcomb
Winnebago
M. L. Pearson
Willow Creek
Sermon Series Topics At Freeport Church
Absence from the city halted a sermon series at the Freeport Christian church and a revised program follows with themes on if Christ should come. Topics include Would He Visit the Saloons What Would the People Do How Would He Vote and What Would He do with the Preachers Lawyers and Doctors with dates in March and April.
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Astor of the
Christian Church
Freeport
Embury League Plans Evening Discussion on Worship
Tomorrow evening Embury leaguers plan an interesting discussion on the topic The Church for Worship and Service. Wm. S. Herlocker will lead the meeting, aiming to differ from regular services and generate strong interest. Everyone is urged to attend this helpful gathering.
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Leaguers of
Embury
Church
Wm. S. Herlocker
Bank offering service by Embury church society at Sunday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Embury church will hold its annual offering Sunday morning. Mrs. H. McNabb, a former China worker and popular speaker, will deliver the address. Special music will be provided by the choir. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Embury Church
Personal mentions from Freeport and surrounding towns
J C Turney left this morning for Elgin. Adam Krape of Lena was a Freeport caller today. Mr and Mrs Nelson Backus spent the day in Chicago. F D Clark of Ripon Wis spent the day in Freeport. T M Bruener of Dixon spent William Guy returned this morning from Dodgeville. J A Hunt of Dubuque was a business caller here today. F H Wheeler of Joliet transacted business here today. F B Knobel of Monticello was a Freeport caller last evening. E R Calvert of Dubuque was in town with Miss A Shaughnessy who has been teaching at Hollandale and returned home to spend two weeks spring vacation in Freeport.
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Adam Krape
Lena
Freeport
Nelson Backus
Chicago
F. D. Clark
Ripon
Wis
T. M. Bruener
Dixon
William Guy
Dodgeville
J. A. Hunt
Dubuque
F. H. Wheeler
Joliet
F. B. Knobel
Monticello
E. R. Calvert
Miss A. Shaughnessy
Hollandale
Fresh Bulk Seeds for Better Garden Results
Fresh bulk seeds judged by cost and results. Careless selection spoils gardens. Bulk seeds are fresh each season, producing healthy vigorous plants. Money saving feature makes them a good choice for seed needs. From SERF HAH at 52 Stephenson St. 222Gd6t-8.
Public Auction of Eliza Koehler Household Goods
Public auction to sell the late Eliza beth Koehler's household goods on Saturday March 21 1908 at 229 Van Buren St Freeport Illinois. Sale starts 10 o'clock a m. Terms cash. William J Burbick executor. 8 ludlw.
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van Buren St
Freeport
Elizabeth Koehler
M. Terns
J. Burbick
Mayor replies to Civic League amid Freeport papers attack
Freeport mayor denounces vile newspaper charges as false and vows to keep city crime fighting unhampered He says police orders are in place to close saloons on Sundays and enforce laws while slamming the Civic League for using mudslinging for campaign gain Chief Silk backs the mayor noting no complaints to him and minimal local drunkenness in six months
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Freeport
Civic League
Police Department
Hamilton
Clinton
Linois
Col. Snell
Civic Leaguers
The
Henry Silk
Grand Jury
Jodel's Island
Lena Social Notes Amid Mission Talk And Recital
Lena March 21 notes several visits and health updates as residents return from county seat trips and Watertown. A benefit recital by D Oliver Gishwiller drew modest crowds despite competing events and praised readings and local magician musicians. Health concerns include Ezra Boyer’s condition. Kate Stahl and Mrs George Houser travel to Dakota to see Andrew Stahl in frail health. Rev Gelwicks will preach at Amity Church, with a missionary Thank Offering service planned. social calls include Mrs J F Ennor from Warren visiting S G Kreider and Miss Daisie Damert noted as recently ill. Edna Ditzler rode a Freeport train. Adam Simmon family and Will Faist visited in Freeport.
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Lena
Chas. Berhenke
D. Oliver Gishwiller
Ezra Boyer
Watertown
Ehurch
Gelwicks
Rockford
Scupy
Amity Church Hovorrew
J. F. Ennor
Warren
S. G. Kreider
Etta Schofield
Daisie Damert
W. G. Benfer
Cora Reed
Decorah
Stockholders meet of S D Confer Medical Co
The annual stockholders meeting was held Thursday night. Elected officers include President and Treasurer W S Confer, Vice President A J Clarity, and Secretary S D Confer.
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Orangeville
S .D. Confer Medical Co
W. S. Confer
A. J. Clarity
S. D. Confer
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Praised by Maine Reverend
Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine declares Bucklin’s Arnica Salve the best healer for his cold army wound and obstinate sores. He also uses it successfully in his veterinary business. Price 25c at Joseph Emmert’s drug store.
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F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Bucklin
Joseph Emmert
Shoes for girls at Schmidt Wachlin and Pfeiffer
For 89 cents you can buy the girl a pair of kid double sole shoes priced at 1.35 or 1.50. Schmidt Wachlin and Pfeiffer advertise a bargain likely in a newspaper classifieds or store circular.
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Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Piano tuner orders at Brown and Dollmeyer's
J Burdett, a piano tuner, places orders at Brown and Dollmeyer's or by phone 380.
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J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer
William Harter dies in Freeport hospital after long illness
William Harter, 69, a longtime Freeport resident born in Oensbach Germany, died at St Francis hospital after a lingering illness. He owned blocks and saloon property on Galena Chicago streets and retired in 1906. Survived by his wife Bertha and three daughters Alfrieda Clara and Agnes. Funeral 9 am Tuesday from 98 Galena and St Josephs church. Interment at German Catholic cemetery. funeral by E A Blust.
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William Harter
Freeport
St. Francis Hospital
Uto
Harter
Mr. Harter
Oensbach
Baden
Germany
America
Hiram Bright
Stephenson County
Bertha Reichert
United States
Harter Pamies
Galena and
Chicago Streets
St. Joseph’s Church
Stephenson and
Mechanic Streets
Galena
Chicago
Alfrieda
Lake Forest
Clara
St. Joseph
Agnes
Galena Street
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Kalvelage
E. A. Blust
Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman R Coulter of the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic for all, stating it corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders, builds up the system, and serves as a top spring medicine. available for 50c at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
Joseph Emmert
Wanted office boy for Stover Engine Works
A help wanted notice seeks a 16 or 18 year old office boy for Stover Engine Works. The Daily Journal offers home delivery to any city area for 10 cents a week.
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Stover Engine Works
the Daily Journal
Old charge brought up in Philadelphia warrants
Warrants issued by a Philadelphia magistrate for the arrest of Homer L. Castle of Pittsburg and seven other Standard Title and Trust officials on conspiracy to cheat stockholders. The firm never opened to the public and creditors are stockholders and several businesses. About $25,000 is cited as involved, with some funds routed before the failure. Homer F. Aspinwall of Freeport is named in connection with the case.
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Philadelphia
Standard Title and Trust Company
Homer L. Castle
Pittsburg
Prohibition
Illinois
New York
L. W. Faunce
Unnamed firm assets turned over to receivers in Philadelphia
The article states all assets were turned over to the receivers and several fake claims have been presented and refused payment by the receivers. Matters are with the company's attorney at Philadelphia and no action will be taken against the officers as individuals.
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Philadelphia
Henney Buggy Co Offers Shopworn Parts For Sale
The Henney Buggy Co offers shopworn and second hand tons seats bodies wheels shafts and other parts for sale cheaply while stock lasts. A spring refurbishment chance is noted as available with the bulk of parts in ready supply.
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Henney Buggy Co
Small Cyclone Protection Policy Offer
A pitch highlights windstorm protection at six dollars per thousand for five years. The seller urges potential buyers to contact or call the office to arrange a policy, emphasizing peace of mind against increasing cyclone damage.
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Embury Epworth League
J.C. Turney
Elgin
Freeport Papers
Attourney
Filinois
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Medical Company
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City
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Philadelphia Bank
Homer F. Aspinwall
J. Frank
Indiana
Hoosier State
Springfield
Bloomington
Grand Opera House
Plymouth