Mc A Lecture Week From Today Promises Big Audience
The Y M C A announces a week of lectures starting October 16 featuring Dr Wend ing with a popular talk Saul You Tacsus. Reserved seats go on sale Saturday morning with special road seats first come, first served. Card writing class starts tomorrow at 7 80 pm. mechanical drawing and foreigner English courses seek enrollment to begin. Indoor baseball leagues form among churches with Embury First M E. games schedule begins next Monday and continues through March with four games each week.
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Wending
Saul
YS Mlc
Hoefer
E. Bengston
W. TE. Kautenbere
F. BE. Inks
BE. M. Phillips
Embury
First
M. E
Baptist
Faryrd Presbyterian
St. John's
St. John’s
Tartists
First Methodists
Amon
Mtan
Oreant
Dozex Tormg Ehace
Evinnasium
Tentmi
Sera Maee
Arriance
Oteet
Personal Record Highlights Local Itineraries and Visits
Mrs Ielner Prall visits Polo friends while many locals travel for business and family visits. Chicago bound travelers include Torsee Tarbox and Mr. and Mrs. Travers. Dixon and Winslow residents also journey, with several heading to Chicago, Washington, New York, orSt Louis area for meetings, visits, and conventions. Mrs D Alexander travels to Elkhart Indiana for the Woman's Foreign Missionary convention and to Marseilles to visit her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Lathrop
Dubuque
Freeport
G. T. Daufenbaugh
Chicago
William Schrenkler
Mr. Hangon
Washington
New York
H. A. Hartzell
Orangeville
D. Alexander
Elkhart
Ind
North Western
Northwestern
W. PF
Trinity Church
Marsailles
T. M. Crow
Local notices from Galena and Freeport area
Local notices announce the disbanding of the Galena lodge of the A O U W and several meetings in Stephenson Freeport and Mohawk. Events include a card meeting at Mrs Walton, a recep? meeting of Freeport division 2606, a tall Wednesday meeting of Court Mohawk T O I, and a dancing party planned by Freeport Pipee graphical union. The Galena Daily ribane enlarges to eight pages and Trinity United Evang evangelical church plans an evening meeting with music and discussion on the est Atries. Frank Lindsey rents his farm near Oneca to Kaiapuel Vitter and may move to Freeport to work in the shops. Freeport Shakespeare society cancels its social tonight. Regular and honorary members urged to attend.
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Court Mohawk
T.O. I
Freeport Pipee Graphical Union
Galena
Ribane
Etitos Callahan
Bes
Leadmine
Trinity United Evanuvelical Church
Cuupeh
Monroe
Frank Lindsey
Perth
Oneeo
Kaiapuel Vitter
Etate Dine
Bere
Sy Wall
Freepore
David Price Hospitalized After Ambulance Transport
David Price of Chicape street was taken to Pranrctis hospital last night after an injury. An ambulance conveyed him to the hospital, where he received treatment.
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David Price
Chicape Street
St. Pranrctis Hospital
Toeey
Hollister Mountain Vea Tea Tablets Offer Remedy
Ad promotes Hollister Mountain Vea tea tablets claiming to relieve care condition constipation headache and stomach disorders. Sold by Joseph Ein mert at 35 cents per package.
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Hollister
Joseph Einmert
Arden's Greatest Success at Power's Theatre stars in Pola da othe HTS
Edward Ardent famed for romantic leads appears as Genesee Jack in the FR at the Goran opera house next Saturday. The production is praised for Ardent's stage presence and charm, with critics noting his broad appeal and the strong supporting cast including Julia Lean, deuis Giatlawas, and Raw fairebird.
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Edward Arden
Arden
St Vere
Genesee Jackine Pold
Goran
Cheoee
Erijen
Merc
Andy Rich
Ctoapee
Joe Fifer Opens Dancing School at Lexington Bath
Joe Fifer announces a dancing school opening at Lexington Bath with lessons for gents and social dance sessions. The notice lists pricing and session timing details, inviting attendees to join and learn in a formal setting.
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Joe Fifer
Lexieygton
Bath
Gents
Gasoline Blaze At Giesey Home In Cottonwood Street
A fire at the Giesey residence on Cottonwood street last evening started from a gasoline stove. The blaze damaged surrounding carpet but was extinguished by the fire department. Reports urge proper use of fire alarms to avoid delays and stress speaking clearly when reporting fires.
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Charles Giesey
Cottonwood Street
Giesey
Cottonwoot Street
Illness Federation of Women Clubs Meets in Chicago
The twelfth annual convention of the Illness Federation of Women's clubs opens Oct. 16 at Mandel Hall, University of Chicago. Delegates from 40,000 clubs attend. local hosts entertain out-of-town guests. Notable speakers include Mrs George B. Carpenter, Dr Harry Pratt Judson, Mrs James Frake, Sopho tisba B Breckinridge, J M Truematt, Caroline Hedges, and Edwin G Cody as sessions cover milk and meat production, curriculum, and community life.
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Chicago
Illness Federation of Women's Clubs
Mandel Hall
University of Chicago
George B. Carpenter
Harry Pratt Judson
James Frake
5 Aft Federation
Industrial Committee
Sophotisba B. Breckinridge
J. M. Truematt
University of Illinois
Hingis
Caroline Hedges
Edwin G. Cody
Heyomed dosage claims for catarrh relief
Physicians and scientists warn against swallowing excess medicine while Heyomed is pitched as a breathing treatment for catarrhal troubles. The ad touts rapid relief from nasal and throat symptoms, markets a complete kit, and claims a money back guarantee with a low extra cost for refills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoiel
Janekunz
A Surprise Party At Basu Viste Home
A fragmentary notice describes a surprise gathering at the Aweifel residence near Basu Viste. Names such as Ddayve Bike, Cunyeon, Advin Kee ter, and Pearl Bikes appear among attendees while a neighbor named Vann is referenced as someone who could provide information about a mystery illness.
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Aweifel
Basu Viste
Ciaies
Cunyeon
Advin Keeter
Chevener
Crak Cortes
Bob
Bess Dee Ratte
Pearl Bikes
Dutta
Aivtees
Nellie SS
Ada Yweirtel
Naulai Piauk Ata Gienie Saath
Mrs Austin's Peatcakes for Breakfast Note
A brief item notes a cheerful morning mention of Mrs Austin's peatcakes ready for breakfast described as quick to prepare. The line hints at a ready to eat or quick recipe idea suitable for busy mornings.
Everhart Confesses in Fatal Air Rifle Incident Near Kent
Clarence Feyerhart remains jailed on a $2,500 bond for firing four shots from a revolver at Miss Pearl Auman as she returned home near Kent Friday night. Everhart, a 23-year-old member of a local youth group, said the shots were meant for sport and not to harm anyone. He described riding in a single buggy with three companions, claiming the gun belonged to him and that he had added it to another boy’s weapon after passing the Four Corners. He insisted he fired four times into the air and refused to name the other participant, stating details would come at the hearing set for Wednesday, October 7. He expressed remorse and said he did not understand how any shot could hit a buggy ahead. He and Graessler, seen with Miss Auman that night, denied enmity, claiming a long-standing friendship instead. Everhart has worked on William Macerkan’s farm, with his home in Willow, Davis County, near Bear. The accident remains under investigation as authorities pursue further statements.
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Clarence Feyerhart
Pearl Auman
Kent
William Hockman
William Mackerman
Four Cornes
Everhart
Lberty
Miss Allman
William Hoekman
Lance
Lesset
Gaessler
Yeo
Graesster
Knessler
Iiverhart
Gravesser
Miss Auman
Ilverhart
Craock
Autnian
Real Estate Transfer Report Names Parties and Property
Joseph Rodetecier transfers real estate to Charles A Daedor in Knowlton's Addition Block 4 for Fern. The deal appears in a public transfer record indicating a standard conveyance.
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Joseph Rodetecier
Las Soulte
Charles A Daedor
Knowlten
Fern
London and Stubkenbengets Vote Advisers This Week
Miss Llarrison urges voters in terderenet ta thre cuaypeet area to consult advisers this week. The advisory focuses on local precincts and near-term voting steps in London and Stubkenbengets.
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Miss Llarrison
London
Agnes Louise Subeidt Weds Albert C Weise at St Josephs
Late afternoon ceremony at St Josephs parish between Agnes Louise Subeidt and Albert C Weise in a simple ring service. Attended by Clara Scheidt and Henry Luecke, with Mendelssohn’s wedding march and Lohengrin’s played. After, about one hundred relatives and friends enjoyed a reception at St Pits Hall with green and white decor. The bride, from Freeport, and the groom, a skilled Illinois Central engineer, plan to reside with the bride’s parents after November 1. The piece notes a successful Freeport club musicale featuring local musicians and a grand piano loan by Mr Stemm.
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St. Joseph's Church
Agnes Louise Subeidt
Michael Sebeidt
Albert C. Weise
Clara Scheidt
Henry Luecke
Mendelgshon
Catherine Scheidt
Agin
Fr. C. Kalvelage
Lohengrin
St. Pits Hall
Williams Street
Weise
Michael Scheidt
Freeport
St. Joseph
Boston
Mr. Weise
Frank Weise
South End
Ilinois Central
Gvroom
Centralia
Denver
Colo
St Marys church hosts first winter card party evening
The Young Ladies sodality of St Marys church held the initial dance and card party of a winter series last night in St Marys hall. The first prize went to Ms Frank Roach and F Nedham, with Mrs Theodore Koch and M McGurk taking second. Harris orchestra provided the music for dancing.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Hall
Frank Roach
F. Nedham
Theodore Koch
M. McGurk
Harris
Ushers Club Dances at Doxington Callo Tonight
The Ushers club hosts a dancing party this evening in Doxington Callo with Ginler's Orchestra providing music. A large crowd is expected and attendees are assured of an enjoyable evening.
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Doxington Callo
Ginler
Asic
Court of Honor members event at Sea Hall Thursday
The Court of Honor will hold an end party at Sea Hall Thursday night for members only. Refreshments will be served and admission is free.
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Court of Honor
King's Daughters Mission Report Seeks Help and Attendance
The King s Daughters Mission report covers September 1 to October 1 with counts of days, rooms, and attendees. It records 280 employment bureau callers, 40 help applications, 20 work applications, 43 beneficiaries aided, 920 bouquets, and 104 gospel meetings along with various social calls, meetings, and drives.
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Kwine's Daughters’ Mission
Nealinus
Local committee selects site for tuberculosis district plan
A city committee surveyed numerous neighborhoods to choose a site for the tuberculosis district plan. The group discussed access to facilities and the need for public notice before finalizing the location, aiming to start work next week.
Traveling Man Bankrupt Seeks Court Action
AS TE Waterman a traveling mesthon from Rockford faces a federal bankruptcy case with liabilities of 1464 dollars 70 cents and assets listed at 308 dollars. John Surtho of Rockford is mentioned in connection with the case depending on asset and liability details.
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TE Waterman
Rockford
Oil
John Surtho
Bank Rugy
Eise
Lena Opera House Fire Baffles Firemen In Lena
Fire at Lena opera house caused heavy damage and drenched adjacent grocery stock. Fire started around midnight from an unseen origin, three hours of effort by volunteers subdued flames by early morning. Building owned by F. E. Beine, insurance cited, with a tin roof slowing spread. Local residents and family notices appear in surrounding town news.
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Lena
Fred Roush
F. E. Beine
Opera House
Halladay & Boyer
James
COUNTY CALLINGS FROM OUR GIW CORRESPONDENT
Davis reports a gathering at Calviey church last Sunday evening with attendance by Miss Jara Stesnue and Miss Pero thy Iniiliu of Spencer Iowa visiting relatives. Mrs Wain Medices spent Sunday in Dakota. John Weber and children of Cumberland Iowa visiting here. Oke and Charles Anderson and Brad Wise attended Spinet hii List week. John Fohmsom visited Saturday. Mrs. G Kloster of Marion Wis visiting at Join Koster home. Mrs Winship of Racine Wis visited town Saturday.
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Coronel John Davis
David Rank
Mr. Ditzler
Pearl City
Eugene Ditzler
Elmer Stouffer
Davis
Durand
Davis Telephone Company
Rockford
Brodhead
Wis
Isugene Liljequist
Orangeville
Wm. McHoes
J. M. Sullivan
Wheatland
N. C
John Kloster
Edith Watts
Calviey
Sunda
Jara Stesnue
Perothy Iniiliu
Spencer, Lowa
Heow
Wain
Dakota
Asis
John Weber
Cumberland
Iowa
Oke
Charles Anderson
Brad Wise
Vero
John Fohmsom
Sien Sateday
Jolin G Setmott
N. L. Mitchell
Peter Wurtz
Thos
Hayseth
Hoveunion
Pieir Pesitiert
Freeport
Tay
G. Kloster
Marion
Join Koster Hove
Winship
Racine
Local Notes and Movements From Red Oak
From Our Own Corremondent. Red Oak reports Clifford Bender back from a week as postal clerk on the Illinois Central. Melvin Wohlford left on a business trip to Edgeley, N. C. BE. D. Miller and family return from the Dakotas. Lewis Frye of Cedarville erecting buildings for C. O. Folgate. Mr and Mrs Jacob Good welcome a young son. Mary C Elsesser and Oscar J Elsesser visited Springfield and Chicago. John Miller and wife returned from Dodgeville.
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Red Oak
Clifford Bender
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Melvin Wohlford
Edgeley
N. C
BE. D. Miller
Joseph
Dakotas
Lewis Frye
Cedarville
C. O. Folgate
Jacob Good
Mary C
Oscar J. Elsesser
Springfield
John Miller
Dodgeville
Albright Visits and Local Socials Reach Harbor of News
From Harlem Corners Oct 8. Chas Albright and son William of Dixon visited Mrs Samuel Albright and family. Visitors included Philip Arno Carl King and families of Dubuque and Mr Jungkunz and family of Freeport. A. M. Sullivan returned from Nebraska. Mrs John Folvate of Rockford visits her mother. Jacob Kratt to hold a public sale Oct 17.
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Harlem Corners
Chas
Albright
William
Dixon
Samuel Albright
Damascus
Philip Arno
Carl King
Dubuque
Jungkunz
Fresport
A. M. Sullivan
Nebraska
Peter McGurk
Kent
Sullivan
John Folvate
Rockford
Household Goods for Sale at 178 Adams St
Parlor and bedroom furniture, dining suite or single pieces, kitchen ware and utensils, rugs, dishes, bedsprings and mattresses. Includes appliances, carpets, bedding and related items. Located at 178 Adams St. Dwile.
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Pottie En Boure
Adams Sc
Dwile
Very Low Excursion Rites to Denver and Nearby Lines
Notice of a rail excursion via the North Western line to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo from October 1 to 16 inclusive with favorable retreat rates. Information and applications to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
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MC. A
DR. Wendling
Clauth OF
Tarsus
Chassim Shaw
Ball and
Morabrr
Congress
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Shelby
Smallw
Bart
Selisole
Prancis GQ
Blalb Univeretity
Pull&rm
Alexander
Rosen
Short County
Mra. Ielner Prall
Torsee Tarbox
George Shinkle
M Ea Flossie Fritz
Winslow i
Mrs. P. R. Travers
A. H. Hartman
Alfred Ksellenberver
Dolan
Fred M. Gand
John S. Collman
Henry Schrenkler
Walker
Kan
Robert Rutledge
Sioux City, Iowa
Florence Whitlock
T. W. Mathews
Wichita
Kas
Emma Seibleman
St. Louisa
Rev. Halke
Jerome Boyer
Jennings
Sterling Gazette
John Oaken
Mr. Oakent
Galena Lodge
St. Gatherine’s
Freeport Division No. 2606 1
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Port Shakespeare
Aliee Bidweab
Winois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Vann
Hari
Hs Real Estate Pransfer
Zeeta
Freeport Club
Gondoltera
Allegro
Alice Drake
Phree Roses
Hoover A. Norris
Keel
Ken Roses
Frank
Wieniawski
Margaret Fry
Hawin Kovzler
Pan Wo
Kin Courant
Gabaly
Godard
Mary of
Allendale
Goring Thomas Aftey Marcencet
Hrv
Tabel Fry
Accomonist
Mr. Stemm
Conover
St. Mary’s
Mission and Settlement Home
The
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Want
Blaze
Bavas
TOO Pape Pa Cp Aera
Pee -O Mobis
Park
Barett
Wadia Ser
Steve
W. L. Kules
Clark Avenue
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