Aged woman dies at home of daughter in Freeport
Mrs. Eirza Young widow of William J. Young dies after five months illness at the home of daughter Mrs. M ID Chilton corner Galena and Cherry streets. Born June 20 1420 in Ireland she came to the United States at sixteen and lived in Lena for over fifty years where she was active in First Methodist church. Survived by Andrew J. Young Nora Mrs Jennie Lowe Matilda Lowe Anna Christler L L Root and Ella Chilton. Remains to Lena today with funeral at 2 30 Wednesday conducted by Rev W K Tloof bourrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirza Young
William Young
M. ID. Chilton
Galena
Cherry Streets
Young
Ireland
William J. Young
Herkimer
N. Y
Lena
First Methodist Church
Andrew J. Young
Nora
Jennie Lowe
Kansas
Matilda Lowe
Anna Christler
Denver
Colo
Ll. Root
Valparaiso
Ind
Ella Chilton
W. K. Tloofbourrow
Sad Death Of Little One In Umbrella Accident
Clemens Theodore Meile, 1, died Monday night at his mother's Chestnut street home from injuries after jumping on a broken umbrella handle. Born May 7 1901, he attended St Joseph's school and is survived by his mother and two brothers Albert and Lawrence. funeral at St Joseph's church Wednesday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens
Theodore Meile
William Meile
Chestnut Street
Lawrence
Heodore Meile
Meile
St. Joseph's School
Chicago Street
Albert
St. Joseph's Church
Infant Raymond Stimpert dies of spinal trouble
Raymond Joseph Stimpert, infant son of Mr and Mrs Win Stimpert, died at their Han cock Avenue home Monday evening from spinal illness. Funeral from the family residence this afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev F J Bate of Grace Church officiating. Burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Joseph
Win, Stimpert
Hancock Avenue
F. J. Bate
Grace Church
Milton masque Comus staged at the Grand
Donald Robertson and company presented Comus to a small but appreciative Ludlow Castle audience echoes Milton's minor poem. The piece, once staged in 1684 before the Earl of Bridgwater, pleases those versed in Milton yet leaves general memories shallow beyond Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton
Donald Robertson
Ludlow Castle
Earl of Bridgewater
Wales
Milton
Dan R. Sheen Speaks Tonight at Freeport Meeting
Prohibition governor candidate Dan R. Sheen will address a mass meeting at the court house square this evening at o o clock. The ex-legislator and anti sor movement advocate has spoken over a hundred times in the state. If rain moves the crowd inside the Masonic hall. Rev. FW Emerson and Theo Ellis also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R. Sheen
Prohibition
Illinois
Court House Square
Sheen
Freeport
FW. Emerson
Theo
Ty Ellis
Masonic Hall
Kautenberger Brothers Receive Hospital News
Karl Kautenberger has returned from Chicago where he visited brother Peter, now at St. Luke's hospital with injuries from a few days ago. He was resting well when his brother left. Reverends Fre Croke and Griffin, formerly of this city, provided comfort and stayed with them. This morning Mrs. Kautenberger and Miss Alma, his mother and sister, went to Chicago to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kautenberger
Chicago
Peter
St. Luke's Hospital
Croke
Griffin
Temperance Reform Address Tonight by Dan R. Sheen
Hon Dan R Sheen arrives to deliver a temperance reform address in the city. He is described as an able and interesting speaker, expected to draw attention to the reform cause this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R. Sheen
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for uterine disease
Women misattribute uterine symptoms to various diseases and endure costly, ineffective treatments. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is advertised as a tonic and nervine to strengthen the feminine system, ease nervous disorders, and improve sleep, with Pleasant Pellets aiding digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
St. Vitugs
Council Takes Up Liquor Licenses
City council considers issuing and renewing liquor licenses as part of a broader monthly report. Police Chief J H Silk notes 71 arrests in the month, with 14 state and 51 city cases. Financials show fines 067.24 collected 339.80. interments numbered 10. tax collector reports 6612.52 collected with 132.26 commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Silk
Silk
Wilkey
Metzger
Brown
Frazier
Rummelhagen
Kehler
Wascher
Geithman
Vick
Ff. Darling
F. EB. Dittmar Griffin
Bentley
Social Circles K L C E Program at Trinity Church
The K L C E program of Trinity church meets at Alma Youngblut's home, 45 High street, tomorrow evening. The program includes a prayer, instrumental solos by Margaret Taylor and Helen Leubbing, a monologues segment Who Is Responsible by J Walters, a talk on K L C advantages and possibilities by J J Folware, and a Rev L Schmidt Sovini hour followed by light refreshments. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Alma Youngblut
High Street
Margaret Taylor
J. Walters
Majorie Hineline
J. J. Folware
Helen Leubbing
C. BE
L. €. Schmidt
Sovini
Miss Luella Boedeker and Paul Schaefer to Wed Tonight
Miss Luella GC Boedeker and Paul S Schaefer will be married this evening at six at the bride's mother Mrs Dora Boedeker 148 Shawnee Street. The service will be read by Rev Mr Peik of St Paul Minn an uncle of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella GC. Boedeker
Paul S. Schaefer
Dora Boedeker
Shawnee Street
Mr. Peik
St. Paul, Minn
Helds host U W club with Euchre and luncheon
Mr and Mrs A S Held entertained the U W club last evening with Euchre followed by a delightful luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. S. Held
U. W. Club
Local society notices fill Chicago trip and meetings
Wmn C Wright spent the day in Chicago Joseph Gaffney of Lana has accepted no position with Dorman Co The B of L F will hold a joint meeting this evening Cards promptly at 8280 The Povil at Woman's society will meet at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock Tag Day is urged Remember the Brotherhood of Trinity church will be addressed by Mr Chas Berger of Rockford tonight A meeting of all interested in tag day will be held at the Y M C A parlors Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock The W F M S of Embury church will meet with Mrs A H Stevenson 16 Green street Wednesday afternoon Officers will be elected The Ladies Aid society of the English Reformed church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 at Mrs Meinhart's Delaware street The Women’s Foreign Missionary society of the Kirst M E church will hold their monthly meeting at 430 Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs A J Stukenberg Stephenson street The lesson for the day will be Mohammedan religion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gaffney
Lana
Dorman & Co
B. of L. F
Brotherhood of Trinity Church
Chas. Berger
Rockford
Embury Church
A. H. Stevenson
Green Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Reformed Church
Delegates Headed to Rock River Improvement Meeting
Mayor Mark Jardine and Rockford officials Bargren Harbinon Joslin Reber and Boekland travel through Freeport en route to Dixon to attend the organization of an association for Rock River improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterway
Mark Jardine
Bargren
Harbinon
Joslin, Reber and
Boekland
Rockford
Freeport
Dixon
Association For
Rock River
Republican meeting schedule in Stephenson county
Republican meetings set in Stephenson county with officials in attendance. October events include Freeport at Grand Opera House with Attorney General Stead Secretary Rose and State Auditor McCullough on October 9, and Orangeville with Stead Rose and McCullough on October 9 afternoon. Lena hosts Frank O Lowden on October 15 and Freeport hosts Lowden on October 16. Pearl City hosts Lowden on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Grand Opera House
Freeport
W. H. Stead
James A. Rose
James 8
McCullough
Riday
Snyders Hall
Orangeville
Stead
Rose
Lena
Frank O. Lowden
Pearl City
Albert J Beveridge Born 1862 Indiana Senator Profile
Albert J Beveridge, born October 6 1862 on an Ohio farm, rose from lawyer and teacher to Indiana politician and U S senator. He studied at DePauw University and began practice in Indianapolis where he has lived ever since. He joined Republican leadership and was elected to the Senate in 1899 and re elected in 1905. He gained national fame as an orator and Republican leader amid the ongoing campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Highland County
Ohio
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Indianapolis
Beveridge
United States Senate
Senator Beveridge
Students Cause Distraction At Grand High School Show
About 175 high school students attended the Comus production at the Grand last evening and were noisy with rahs and class yells. The faculty had no jurisdiction over the students and the teachers cannot be blamed for the disruption.
Laborers suffer injuries at Flinois Central shops
Raymnd Fleck, a laborer at the Flinois Central shops, cut his left finger severely at work this morning. S. M. Darrah, a machinist at the Flinois Central shops, sprained his ankle yesterday afternoon while at a war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymnd Fleck
Flinois Central
S. M. Darrah
Change Program Every Day at Grand Opera House
Daily program changes begin today at the Grand Opera House with matinees at 3:30 and evening shows at 7:30 through next week. Admission is 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Schiller
Moving Pictures
Freeport
Commission Decides Game Tie In Protest
C D Anderson Freeport board of trade manager received word the baseball commission met in Cincinnati and ruled the New York Chicago game a tie after reviewing the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Anderson
Freeport Board of Trade
Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
Hunting trip yields copious coon catch by Grover Evers
Grover Evers returned from Buena Vista after a two day hunting trip. He reports the hunting good and bagged a number of coons in that vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Evers
Buena Vista
Mr. Evers
Pleasant Hill quilting bee and local notices update
From Our Own Correspondent Pleasant Hill Oct 5 ideal weather continues as farmers hull clover and perform farm work about forty ladies attended a quilting and rag bee at Mrs Thomas Kahl last Tuesday George Harris Jr returned from Waterloo Iowa A F Gillette came back from Freeport where he served as juror on the Casata murder trial Henry Van Sickle died Saturday October 3 Charles Kahl works on a cement feed floor Dr Salter of Lena made a professional call Otto Shultz and wife visited his parents Lydia and Elia Masters called John Snyder’s house received a paint job Miss Dolph and a Chicago friend promote English and American literature teachers well supplied with books John Snyder of Lena visited Swart family William Gillette broke his right arm after a fall from a horse Mrs William Richards Daisy visited Fairview school potato social by Royal Neighbors at McConnell John Murphy and wife visited relatives at Fairview many locals shopped in Lena.
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Pleasant Hill
Thomas Kahl
George Harris, Jr
Waterloo
Iowa
William
A. F. Gillette
Freeport
Casata
Henry van Sickle
Jerry Swart
Charles Kahl
Dr. Salter
Lena
Burg
Otto Shultz
Herman Shultz
Lydia
Elia Masters
J. L. Snyder
Bert
Dolph
Friend
Chicago
John Snyder
Swart
William Gillette
William Richards
Daisy
Fairview
McConnell
John Murphy
North Ridott Notes and Visits from Our Own Correspondent
North Ridott on October 4 reports Bertha Miller visiting sister Mrs A Holl and J J Wise hosting family gatherings. Numerous local movements include Mamie Moss with Laura Turner, Mrs August Young with Mrs J Turner, and William Smith at Cedarville. Freeport visits, rumors of two weddings soon, and social roundups.
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North Ridott
Bertha Miller
A. Holl
Frank Molter
J. J. Wise
Mamie Moss
Laura Turner
August Young
J. Turner
Turner
William Smith
Cedarville
Clyde Wise
Pearl City
W. Schockeys
J. Bo
Real estate transfers recorded in McConnell and Buckeye areas
Laura Fair transfers lot 1 block 1 McConnell second addition New Pennsylvania for 600 dollars to William Lenz. W M Portner sells part of section 36 Buckeye town to W A Kerr. Laurena Booth sells lots 7 8 and 17 block 11 Johnson Wheel company plat for 800 dollars to W W Kerr. Adaline Smith transfers land lot 12 block 1 Meyer's addition for 1 000 dollars to Preston W Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Fair
William Lenz
McConnell
New Pennsylvania
W. M. Portner
W. A. Kerr
Buckeye
Laurena Booth
Market Close: Wheat Corn and Meat Futures
Opening with the Board of Trade closing quotations for Chicago on October 6 show Dec. wheat at 1.00, Dec. corn at 64 1/4, Dec. oats at 48 3/4, Jan. pork at 9.50, Jan. lard at 9.50, and Jan. ribs at 8.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Closing Quotations From Union Stock Yards Market
Chicago closing quotes show cattle 11 000 head, 5 to 10 lower. beeves 3.50 to 7.40. hogs 17 000 head, 10 lower. light 59 0 to 670. mixed 6.00 to 6.85. heavy 6.10 to 6.90. rough 6.10 to 6.80. bulk sales 6.00 to 6.60. sheep 24 000 head, strong to 10 higher, 2.50 to 4.56. Board of Trade quotations follow from C D Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Death of Bishop Tierney in Hartford
The long and busy life of Right Rev. Michael Tierney Bishop of Hartford ended at 8 00 p m yesterday when he succumbed to a stroke of apoplexy which bore him down on Saturday evening Bishop Tierney who had led the Hartford diocese for many years was death on Saturday and passed away on Monday evening in Hartford Conn October 6 The obituary notes his final illness and service to the church with emphasis on his long tenure and the sudden end to a prominent clerical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Michael Tierney
Freeport events preview October calendar highlights
A garbled list outlines events at Freeport reflecting fall civic and religious activities. Notable items include an October 6 annual meeting of the Freeport fitness association, a talk by state officials at the Grand Opera House on October 10, October 16 congressman Lowden addressing a Republican gathering, and October 12 through events by local Knights of Columbus and Snengerbund concerts. Other entries mention dancing, concerts, and local note items with several unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Bkavenard
Gener Steal
State
Rose
McCulough
Grand Opera House
O. KR. K
Knights of Columbus
Fitat M
Lowden
Electric Bitters Help Civil War Veteran in Fayette
World Mortgage the Farm David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters. He says they cured his stomach trouble and now keep him strong and well. Locally sold by Jos S Emmert for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Jos. S
Emmert
Local Watch Clock Jewelry Store Moves to New Address
In about two weeks the business will relocate to 94 Chicago St. The move introduces a larger, more complete line of watches clocks jewelry and silverware from H. A. Boranurr Jowler Optician and Read the Journal want column notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago St
Watchea
H. A. Boranurr. Jowler & Optician
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Ceovright
Dingt Brothers & C& Thy Age
Millinery Department
F. A. Read
Wm. A. Rogers
C. W. Harden
Stephenson St
W.j.young & Co
Opp
Edw
Alington, Jr
The
Journal
Eliza Young
Thes County
TALE
Little One
Milton’s
Peter Kautenberger
Social Notes
Wmn. C. Wright
Woman's Society
Republican Committee
Albert J. Beveridge
Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
C. D. Anderson
Rice
Tierney
Bowers
Schwin
J. H
Care Journal
Sumer
Winneshiek St
Ateerr Bay
Tlnois
Float Sts
Inquire
E. A. Hoeler
Carroll and
Empire
Chamber
Lincoln Ave
Mark E. Swan
Wm Walton
Clothing Department
United States
Anheuser
Rusch
Phonographs
the Cable Co. Pianos
Geo. A. Stemm
Galena St. Opp. N. Y. House
Stukenberg & Borchers
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