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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
8
May 24 Martha Washington Carrison K of G social. May 26 Democratic county convention. May 28 Columbian Novelty Concert at Germania hall by Sons of Veterans. June 20 Eminent Ladies' piente at Sciota Mills.
H W Bolender of Stephenson County seeks renomination for Circuit Clerk subject to Republican County Convention. He asks Republicans to favor a second term and expresses commitment to duties. Dated March 13 1900. Also Fe Croutzer of Brophengen County announces candidacy for Circuit Clerk of Brophengen County subject to Republican convention. Lena IL April 6.
Dr W B Peck and Dr C P Leitzell announce candidacies for coroner of Stephenson County subject to the Republican county convention. L M Currier, the incumbent coroner, seeks renomination and asks party support at the upcoming primaries.
The Deaconess Aid society held its annual meeting at Embury church last evening. Officers elected include President Mrs J P Kryder First vice president from First Methodist Miss Jennie Heard Second vice president from First Methodist Mrs A K Stibgen First vice president from Embury Mrs D O Clark Second vice president from Embury Mrs E Courtney Treasurer Miss Ella Sherbonda Recording secretary Miss Mary Miller Corresponding secretary Miss Tillie Serf.
The ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coy of Grand Detour township Illinois was killed by a horse while attempting to ride it. She roped the young horse, was thrown, and dragged eighty rods before the rope detached at the elbow.
Through her attorney Judge Cronkrite Mrs. Stiena Hollander of this city seeks a divorce from Henry Hollander claiming breach of marriage vows. They wed at Lena on April 12 1899 and she left him July 26 1899. S J Dodds filed chancery case August Schudt et al vs J George Schudt in the circuit court.
The annual election of Y M C A directors and trustees occurred Monday night. Joseph Emmert and O T Smith were chosen trustees for three years while J J Nagle Dr W B Peck Henry J Schwenneman and George Ennenga were elected directors. Directors will meet next Monday night to elect officers for the ensuing year.
Dr. William L. Karcher of this city graduated from the Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia last Saturday and won the faculty gold medal for the highest general average among sixty graduates. He also placed second in two other medal contests.
Miss Florence Mayer hosted a birthday party at her Washington Street home for her cousin Albert Libby. Guests enjoyed games and a splendid luncheon before departing.
Recruiting for Company L continues until month end with no further enlistments after. The company will go into camp around July 21.
Those taking part in the coming Children day exercises at the United Brethren church are asked to meet at the church this evening at 7 30 for practice.
J M Hibbard of Sacramento California and Sadie Chapman of Freeport listed for license. George E Otis of Freeport and Mary Ann Lenihan of Amboy also paired for license on the date indicated.
An adjourned mayoral meeting featured thorough debate on streets, parks, and city finances. Petitions for street work were referred, memorial day invitations accepted, and a detailed appropriation ordinance approved covering streets, police, libraries, and debt payments.
Northwestern road special agents searched Freeport on Saturday investigating the mysterious death of Henry J. Termohlen. They conclude he had not been in Freeport shortly before death and moved to Rockford to determine when he left and the circumstances.
George G. McCarthy former Illinois Central passenger conductor has purchased the Cascade laundry from G. R. Loveland. He will operate it with undivided attention, make substantial improvements, and run a first class up to date service seeking a liberal share of public patronage. McCarthy is well respected by railroad men and the community.
A large gathering of ladies attended a reception this afternoon at the B. W. Wise home hosted by Mrs. Wise Mrs. Hildreth Mrs. Harden and Mrs. Winslow. Parlors were adorned with wild and hot house flowers and ferns while dainty refreshments were served during the hours.
H Poffenberger states he will not run for the legislature under any circumstances despite friends urging him to enter the race.
This old ad promotes Bucklen's Amica Salve as a cure for painful cuts sprains and bruises. It frames the salve as a versatile remedy for chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by Jos Emmert, druggist.
A catalog of elegant white waists features all over lace and embroidery options with alternated rows of tucking and insertions. Styles include new sleeves and laundried cuffs, offered in prices from 75c to 4.00, highlighting hemmed effects and clusters of tucks.
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