Coming Events List From Freeport News Short Items
Det Joe Fiter s dancing school social on Nov 9 winter term of Freeport Callers of Commerce opens Nov 9 12 Pall ceremonial Freeport s Consistory Navy 0 11 Baseball fair Nov 17 Mia Rose Lutizer Gannan can traito and Chas W Lawyer organist at First Presbyterian church Nov 10 Saongerbund concert and dance Nov K Molders union annul ball at Masonite temple Nov 6 Eiscaped from Joliet Nov 1 Mommy and Himming Bird Nov 16 21 North Bros Nov B Grand military ball at Masonie Sample by Patriarchs Militant Nov 1 Phe Devin Dec 6 f Lyman Howes moving pictures Dec 7 Black Beauty Dec 8 Poor Pike
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Joe Fiter
Callers of Commerce
Navy
Mia
Rose Lutizer-Gannan
Can Traito
Chas
First Presbyterian Church
Molders
Joliet
Mommy
Himming Bird
North Bros
Masonie Sample
Patriarchs
Militant
Phe “Devin
F Lyman Howe
Moving
Phantom party at Mrs Brubaker's hosts social circle
About forty guests gathered at Mrs. Howard Brubaker's home for a Phantom party. Prizes in the guessing contest went to Will Gleason, Mrs. Adolph Warner, and Miss Whitlock. A luncheon followed and delighted attendees enjoyed the event.
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Howard Brubaker
Will Gleason
Adolph Warner
Mies Whitlock
Elgin Butter Quotation Fight Upholds Price Fix
The Elgin board of trade affirmed its quotation committee as C. S. Kilbourne defended the 27 1/2 cents per pound price. He showed bills and noted New York reports often differ from Elgin, stressing district quality and temporary market weakness. J. P. Younger reported a 6,540 pound sale, mostly to Elgin, with 78 tubs in district, the largest sale recently.
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Hlgin
Elgin Board of Trade
Kilbourne
Fox River Butter Company
Joseph Newman
New York
Elgin
Newman
Chicago
J. P. Younger
Polo
Scioto Mills
Monmouth
C. S. Kilbourne
Freeport Whist Club Meets Hardenes Tonight
The Freeport Whist club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. W. Harden this evening at six o'clock. Duplicate whist will provide entertainment for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Whist Club
W. Harden
Ford Gibler Hosts Married Owls For Evening
Mr and Mrs Ford Gibler will entertain the Married Owls at dinner this evening. The remainder of the evening will be spent on bridge.
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Mrs. Ford Gibler
Bridge
Local News Briefs Include Club Meeting And Talks
The Sons of Veterans meet tonight. Miss Verna Kleckner and Miss Rose Waldecker of Dr Arnold's office are on a short vacation. Farmer David Hildebrand, allegedly stabbed Sunday, is improving. The Ladies Home Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church hosts its annual church supper Wednesday evening at the church parlors with a free will offering. At 8 pm at Trade's Council hall L. W. Hardy speaks on Socialism. audience questions and a debate challenge will be welcomed.
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Verna Kleckner
Rose Waldecker
Dr. Arnold
David Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Freeport
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
L. W. Hardy
Boy's Trick Injures Man On Clark Avenue
A man named Walkerman tripped last night over a wire stretched across a Clark avenue sidewalk by boys. He fell and fractured his left elbow. The note warns such tricks may land some mother's son in jail.
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Walkerman
Clark Avenue
Ada L Croom Credits New Discovery Cure
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi says she suffered months with a severe cough and consumption seemed to grip her until a friend recommended Dr King s New Discovery She used three bottles and was completely cured The remedy is sold at Jos Emmerts drug store 50c and 1 00 Trial bottle free
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
Jos, Emmert
Suit Case or Bag Offer At New Store Ad
Brok hausen hill advertises a new store noting availability of a suit case or bag and inviting calls. The short notice mentions a local retailer and a sales pitch for carry goods.
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Brokhausen & Hill
Daily Journal delivery urban service announced
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for 10 cents a week, expanding access to readers across the area with affordable pricing and convenient service.
County Cullings from Bolton and Pearl City
From Our Own Correspondent Bolton Oct 25 local notes include moves into parsonage and a farm swap, windmill work, a hunting party recovery, and upcoming Hallowe'en plans. Pearl City Oct 26 drought relief, husking corn, a drug-store resignation, church revivals, a birth, and community visits accompany railway work and a canceled M R I preaching schedule.
Van Brocklins return from Wisconsin visit noted
Mr and Mrs H C Van Brocklin returned from South Wayne Wisconsin last week where they visited friends. B W Janssen received gramophones and will give one to each purchaser who spends $80 on groceries and agrees to buy ten records and ten more in a year. Ben is described as up to date in public dealings. A nice shower on Sunday was noted and expected to do good.
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H. C. van Brocklin
South Wayne
Wis
B. W. Janssen
Ben
Warren Daily News Highlights and Local Visits
The Warren column notes the looming political suspense with voters awaiting results and hopes for qualified leaders. Frank Matson and wife visit the Mound en route to California. Mrs. Charles Richardson dies, survived by husband, four children, and her Chicago-born father Rev. Pooly. preparations for a Chicago Old Peoples Home benefit are reported. Colonel Classon’s health improves as he returns home. others visiting relatives include Mrs. Barmaster, Joe Wallace, Fred Keast, and Mrs. Van Horn. Druggist Gillette heads to South Dakota. visits extend to New York state and Nera over Sunday.
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Warren
Frank Matson
Mound
California
Charles Richardson
Robert Pooly
Chicago
M. M
Foster
New York State
Colonel Classon
Barmaster
Gratiot
Fred Barmaster
Joe Wallace
Fred Keast
Texas
Gillette
South Dakota
John van Horn
Nera
Republican rally draws crowd with Hodson and Ekert speakers
Piero Our One Correspondent reports a full hall at the Republican rally last Wednesday night with Judge Hodson of Galena and R. P. Ekert of Freeport speaking. The Davis band played and Edith Mugre visited Be ld, Wis. Niles Eade traveled to South Dakota for land, C J Sciljiequist called on Clinton in Town, and Robert Martin and wife of Ne- remained in town.
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Piero
J Davis
Judge Hodson
Galena
R. P.ekert
Freeport
Davis
Edith Mugre
Beld
Wis
Niles Eade
South Dakota
C. J. Sciljiequist
Clinton
Robert Martin
Political Notes and Community Updates in Nebraska
Nebraska residents prepare for the November 3 election at Cotnell hall with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. W A Stevens Republican candidate for circuit clerk visited town, as did C D Cramer of Freeport and others. The new fire wagon is completed and ready for business. Local social notes include visits by Mrs. Fred Alberstett and Clarence Briggs to Chicago and Masonic meetings, a W C T U mothers meeting at 2:30 p.m. in the Methodist church, and various town visitors from Beloit, Chicago, and Freeport. The Davis band performed in Dakota and travels to Rock on Thursday.
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Braska
Orange McDonald
Cotnell Hall
W. A. Stevens
C. D. Cramer
Freeport
Slack
Jay Reddy
Lloyd Stabeck
Rockford
Council Hall
Edward Degunther
B. B. Dye Works
Fred. Alberstett
Grand Lodge
Eastern Star
Chicago
Davis Lodge
Clarence Briggs
Masonic Grand Lodge
John Mullarky
Shannon
John Schmitt
Raymond Meier
Methodist
Arnsmeier
John H. Johnson
Iver Olson
Beloit
Dejruis
L. Mack
Davis Band
Dakota
Rock Travel
Orangeville Notes and Local Mishap Report
From Our Own Correspondent Orangeville Oct 26 Rev J A Cercle and wife arrived from Apple River A N Zimmerman injured in a runaway while unloading the Cercle household goods He suffered a deep gash to the head and bruises the organ and cookstove were destroyed Zimmerman expected to recover soon Mrs Mary Anne returned from the west Mrs James Musser of Freeport visited Also several residents traveled to South Dakota Chicago Springfield and Freeport for events and gatherings local names include Nolf La Borde Culver Kells Wagner Chambers Evans Brookmann Aykes Wessels Coffman and Dilly among others
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fFrrom
Orangeville
J. A. Cercle
Apple River
A. N. Zimmerman
Cercle
Mary Anne
West
James Musser
Freeport
C. C. Nolf
South Dakota
Fannie Bolton
Helen Bolender
D. D. la Borde
Chicago
Eastern Star
Edgar Kells
Winslow
George Wagner
Monroe
Helen Chambers
Dr. Daly
Floyd Wagner
Kansas
J. A. la Borde
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Springfield
Culver
Lutheran Synod
Dixon
John Barnes
Alabama
Local Notes From Kleroy and Nearby Areas
From Our Own Correspondent Oct 25 Lena visitors include Mrs M E B Evans with daughter Mrs C Daughenbaugh and Mrs F H Biesemeier relatives in Lena Isabel Davis of East Dubuque returned home after visiting J R Wagner and wife Victoria Moore rode to Freeport Elsie Hartman of Freeport visiting Martin Shippee Preaching at U B church Sunday night Mrs Perry Wikey visiting sister Mrs Ervin Richard Gordon Bennett visit Freeport J W Mideke spent time with daughter Mrs B E Donner at Apple River Cal Young of South Dakota called on old friends Sabina Beck of Freeport visited Z T Turner and family
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Bolton
W. R. Young
Palatine
Frank Wizizard
Argyle
Wis
Edwin Aspinwall
Aspinwall
Pear City
W. H. Meyers
Thomas Liggitt
Freeport
Sarah Miller
Elgin
Great Western
Pearl City
W. Meyers
Loran
RK. W. Janssen
Lewis Walbaum
German Valley
Hallowe'en
Addie Kyle
Paul Ligent
W.C.T. A. and
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nellie Mack
John Sheets
South Dakota
W. of. Brandt
Chicago
George Allman
W. J. Brandt
Joseph Phillips
BE. O. Peck
August Luettig
Julien A. Kredburo
John Wendt
T. O Musser
Anna Schmertman
Florence
Opera House
Carpenter
Carpenter's Orchestra
North Hampton
Samuel Bogenrief
Kimwood
Neb
Peter Yeager
Kent
Catherine Bogenvier
Ora Schreiber
Dundee
Iowa
J. BK. Snow
The
Brethren Church
Roger
Mt. Morris
M. Ri
Feldwish
George Baumgartner
Burwell
IE. M. Clorfelter
Hazel Terry
John F. Mishler
Springfield
K. of P. Grand Lodge
U. S
Thomas Ditzler
Lutheran Synod
Dixon
Fred Meyers
Fern Shank
William Yeager
Benton
Minn
Emmett
Clara Derr
Phillip Aspinwall
Berum
D. L. Mitchell
Henry Kuhlemeyer
South Main Street
Chicago & Great Western Railroad
Joseph Doerr
Pond Creek
Oklahoma
G. W. Dow
Riceville
Town
Kleroy
M. EB. Evans
C. Daughenbaugh
Lena
F. H. Biesemeier
N. Amendt
Rock Run
Isabel Davis
East Dubuque
J R. Wagner
Victoria Moore
Elsie Hartman
Martin Shippee
U. B
Perry Wikey
Ervin Richard
Gordon Bennett
J. WH. Mideke
Donner
Apple River
Cal, Young
Sabina Beck
Turner and Family
Centennial News Notes and Local Visits
Centurion report from Centennial records a visit by S Hoefer of Freeport on Friday. Mrs Palker of Elizabeth guests, Mrs Bushman and Amelia Woertner stay with relatives. Martha Bush did dressmaking at Bechtold’s. Milton McIlennan’s surprise visit included a lunch. Bubb’s Grove school ends term for a few weeks. Miss Miester returns home to Kent. Mr and Mrs Eichmeier of Charles City Iowa spend a week with locals.
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S. Hoefer
Freeport
Mrs. Palker
Elizabeth
Mrs. Bushman
Amelia Woertner
Martha Bush
Mrnday
Miester
Kent
Sidturday
Eichmeier
Charles City
Iowa
Local rallies and visits noted at Florence and Everts
Our Own Correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Louis Otto returning from Kansas after a month away. Republicans plan a rally at the M W A ball Tuesday night while Democrats rally at the hall Thursday. Lillian Seyfarth spends vacation at home. Henry Otto was in Forreston on business. Otto attended the Democratic rally at Silver Creek town hall last Thursday. Philip Michael lists travel information for south trips. Freor Our Own Correspondent notes Everts events with Mr Brokhauren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifron
Florence Station
Louis Otto
Kansas
Hall
Lillian Seyfarth
Henry Otto
Forreston
Otto
Silver Creek Town Hall
South
Philip Michael
Hallowe'en Social Planned at Pleasant Spring School
Our Own Correspondent reports rain arriving at Lancaster Center. The Pleasant Spring school will host a Hallowe'en social Friday evening Oct 30 with invites extended to all. Mentions Mr Henry Burk's trip to town and Miss Mabelle Bair of Freeport visiting Mr and Mrs R W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrom
Lancaster Center
Pleasant Spring School
Henry Burk
Mabelle Bair
Freeport
R W. Smith
Springman sale set for Friday near Harlem Corners
Harlem Corners Oct. 26 Several from here will attend the Springman sale on Friday Oct 30. Peter McGurk has completed a new hog house and corn crib. Miss Elsie Backus spent Sunday with Win Wagner and family. Frank Harris and RR Rosenstiel were Freeport visitors Saturday. Clarence Rosenstiel spent Sunday with friends in Pecatonica.
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Harlem Corners
Peter McGurk
Elsie Backus
Win. Wagner
Frank Harris
RR. Rosenstiel
Clarence Rosenstiel
Pecatonica
Raincoats priced for those who need them
One Raincoats are rain proof and prices in reach of those who need them. Brokhausen Hill, '10-230 in "It is no use advertising unless you have the goods, but it is no use having the goods unless you advertise.'
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Brokhausen & Hill
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