Masonic Calendar for Local Lodges and Chapters
Stated communications listed for Masonic bodies including fixedstar Lodge No. 97 Evergreen Lodge No. 170 Freeport Chapter No. 2 Freeport Council No.89 Freeport Commandery No. 7 with meeting days. Every body meets on specified 1st or 3rd Fridays Mondays Tuesdays or Wednesdays each month.
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Fixedstar Lodge
A. F
A. M
Evergreen Lodge
Freeport
Freeport Council
Freeport Commandery No
K. T
Personal Record Highlights Visits and Travel in Freeport Area
Mrs. James Coomber returns from Lena. Rev J H More of Polo calls in Freeport. Miss Helen Dorn visits from Orangeville. Florence Gale visits Chicago friends. William H. Foll and F W Hoefer transact business in Rockford. Edwin Degunther attends county air event. Miss Clay Gishwiller of Lena guests Freeport friends. Ira Bane of Chicago visits with Gibler family. Fr Leydon of Apple River calls on friends. Mabel Runkle of Orangeville guests in city. Florence Green visits Centralia relatives. Charles Howard returns from Lena. Mrs. Martin Beck visits sister in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett return from Wisconsin. MatheUs of Galena guests in Freeport. Mrs. Claude Bayne of Warren attends county fair. Mrs. Edgar Eells of Winslow visits fair. Lawrence McGurk of Lena guests in city. Oscar Runkle family from Orangeville guests here. John and Mrs. Reardon visit relatives from Warren. J H Pierce of Florence township calls on Freeport friends. Katherine Allen of Lena en route to Rockford. Fred and Mrs. Thomas of Monroe guests of Mrs. William B. Thomas. Mrs. M M Healy travels to Peoria for weeks with friends. Vivian Oakley of Independence IA visiting. Rev C W McCaskill hosted by Dotty family. Mrs J J Dillion returns to St Louis after visit. Claud Parks to Chicago for university classical course. S T Dunham family go to Rockford then Wellington Kansas. Hon John Barrett leaves for Washington DC after city visit. Raymond Taylor returns from Philadelphia funeral trip and summer in Pueblo. Cole and William Hartman of Mendoza attend Regina Koenig funeral, take home niece Katie Tappe.
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J. H. More
Polo
Freeport
Helen Dorn
Orangeville
Florence Gale
Chicago
William H. Foll
Rockford
F. W
C. A. Hoefer
Edwin Degunther
County Air
Martin Beck
Lena
John Ellis
James Bennett
Wisconsin
Galena
Claude Bayne
Warren
Edgar Eells
Winslow
Lawrence McGurk
Oscar Runkle
John Reardon
J. H. Pierce
Florence Township
Katherine Allen
Fred Thomas
Monroe
William B. Thomas
M. M. Healy
Peoria
Vivian Oakley
Independence
F. E. Dotty
Battle Creek
Mich
C. W. McCaskill
T. Dunham
Wellington
Kan
John Barrett
Caroline Barrett
Barrett
Washington, D.C
Raymond Taylor
Philadelphia
Raymond
Pueblo
Cole
William Hartman
Mendoza, Sr
Regina Koenig
Katie ‘Tappe
Kiel and Youtzy Wed in Freeport Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth M. Kiel of Martin town and Roy Youtzy of Winslow married in Freeport this morning by Rev. J. A. Barnett of the Christian church.
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Elizabeth M. Kiel
Martintown
Roy Youtzy
Winslow
Freeport
J. A. Barnett
The
Chriatian Church
Birth Announcement in Freeport Home
The home of Mr and Mrs J Fred Goth on Upper Rephenson Street in Freeport welcomed a baby girl. The birth adds a new family member to the household and marks a joyful event for local residents.
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J. Fred ‘Goth
Rephenson — Street
Eat Freeport
Kidney Cure Claim Faces Doubtful Health Promise
An OCR fragment touts Kidney Cure as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. The garbled text names individuals likely endorsing the product and asserts it cleanses the system, but the claim lacks verifiable detail.
Saloo xkeeper to fight indictment in Winslow case
A Winslow saloonkeeper is expected to be indicted for liquor sales to habitual drunkards, with court observers predicting a long trial and many witnesses. Meanwhile William C. Sains pleaded guilty to assault at Roys restaurant and received 30 days in jail plus a $25 fine. Kennedy vs School District 131 of Rochelle, Ogle County, was continued.
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Grand Jury
Freeport
Winslow
Court House
J’arties
Fuller
William C. Sains
Sains
Roys
Lower Stephenson Street
Corry Roys
Grand
Hotel de Milner
Stephenson Street
John
Frank Gray
Holmes
Ruthe
Wienand
Whitney
Joy
Gitchell
Kennedy
Ogle County
Ogie
Tole
Rochelle
Knight
Oath of Cheney Firm Over Hall's Cure Claim
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of Ed Cheney & Co of Toledo, swears Hem will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by one use of Hall's Caparka Cure. Witnessed in Lucas County on December 8.
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Bate
Otto
Olvy
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Tuinor
Cheney& Vo
Hall
Krank UL Cheney
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
A. W. Gleabon Notary Drebne advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available from BF. J. Cheney Co., Leavdo, Ohio, 74 cents. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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A.W. Gleabon
Notary
BF. Jlcheney ,Co
Lelvdo
Ohio
Hall
Fresh Pork and Lard Sausage Offerings at Local Factory
Home killed pork chops and roasts advertised with fresh rendered lard and various sausages. Sausage Factory at 82 Stephen Sop Sheet markets clean whole some meat daily. Local grocery note details unclear but lists product types and price hints.
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Stephen Sop
Connors widow seeks administration and railroad claim
Mrs Margaret Contors of Rockford petitions Winnebago County Court for letters of administration for the estate of Fred P Connors a Illinois Central brakeman killed in Hawthorne yards about two months ago Sheean and Sheean of Galena prepared the petition and likely lead counsel on the suit against the railroad for injuries The filing signals an effort to recover from the company and lists personal property and four claims against Illinois Central
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Margaret Contors
Rockford
Fred P. Connors
Ilinois Central
Prep Ges
Hawthorne
Winnebago County
Illinois Central Railroad
Mrs Baadte of Freeport Very Low in Milbank S D
Mrs Sophia Baadte longtime Freeport resident at 84 Jefferson street is gravely ill at her daughter's Milbank South Dakota home. She left for Milbank in late July for hay fever relief and has since suffered stomach trouble. Two daughters Josie and Clara were summoned from the east after visiting the Jamestown exposition and other cities. A letter yesterday said she was very low and death might come any moment. She is about 64 and her husband George Baadie died years ago.
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Sophia Baadte
Freeport
Jefferson Street
Milbank
S. D
Baadie
Josie
Clara
Chicago
Fish and Harahan Meet New York Board
Stuyvesant Fish and J T Harahan of the Illinois Central met at 11 Broadway for the first time since a personal clash last week. The meeting produced accepted resolutions, aimed at gathering officers and auditors' information for the stockholders meeting, with Harahan hurrying back to Chicago afterward.
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New York
Stuyvesant
Fish
Harahan
Chicago
Haraian
John Griffin Carlisle Democratic Leader and Kentucky Statesman
John Griffin Carlisle born September 5 1885 in Campbell county Kentucky rose as a Democratic congressional leader. He served in the Kentucky House multiple terms and built a lucrative law practice. He opposed secession in the Civil War and was Kentucky lieutenant governor from 1871 to 1875 and a presidential elector in 1876. He became a prominent figure, later Cleveland's secretary of the treasury in 1890, and after 1898 devoted himself to law in New York City.
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John Griffin Carlisle
Campbell County
Kentucky
Covington
Kentucky House
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Representatives
United States
Umbrellas reratred and covered by local official
N.S. Ryan of 89 Galena Street reports umbrellas reratred and covered, with a note on the 828dtt. The fragment preserves a local resident’s unusual weather related observation and address.
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N.S. Ryan
Galena St
Mooradian Brothers at Read's Dry Goods Rugs Shipment
Mooradian Bros visit F A Reads Dry Goods to showcase a new Oriental rug shipment. The event highlights the store’s stock and potential customers looking over the collection.
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Mooradian Bros
F. A. Read
Going Going and Will Soon Be Gone Store Ad
Emerick's grocery store at 83 Steph n 8t. is closing. customers urged to hurry before stock runs out and bargains end. Limited remaining inventory and final sale events announced.
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Emerick
Gows
Waterloo woman killed by Illinois Central train
Miss Ella C. Rice 21, granddaughter of John Rice of Freeport, was struck by Illinois Central passenger No. 22 on the belt line near Fowler and Vinton streets in Waterloo at about 6:30 PM and died at 11:25 PM. She worked as a bookkeeper for the Artificial Ice Co. and lived at 1003 Independence Avenue. The accident prompted rapid medical response, with officers, doctors, and relatives present. Rice suffered a crushed right arm, severed right leg, extensive head and other injuries. The family and town mourn the loss of a young woman described as genteel and well regarded.
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Ella C. Rice
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Miss Rice
John Rice
Freeport
Carroll Street
Arthur Wareham
Rice
Wareham
Waterloo Courier
Guy A. Feely
Hne
Fowler and
Vinton Streets
Independence Avenue
Artificial Ice Co
Old Court House
Misses Knapp
Conrad
Gilley
Widman
Ena Rice
I. M. Isom
Jerger
Eimer F. Feely
Thomas Feély
Vera
Ill
John
Miss Ella
Iowa State Normal
Decedent
Poyner Township
Bullfrog picnic set for Forest Park on Sept 15
Local notables sponsor the Bullfrog picnic at Forest Park on Sunday September 15 with an elaborate program. Joshua Jones of Cincinnati will give an address at 2 30 PM. Athletic events include boot race fat man race 100 yard dash 50 yard dash jumping baseball tug of war. Tickets priced at $1 from Graff and Lamm's saloon.
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Forest Park
Joshua Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jones
Graff & Lamm’s
Real Estate Transfers From Early Iowa Listings
Real estate transfers include C Frederick Kaiser to Mathew B Marvin for part lot 1 and out lot 4 in Winneshiek addition at 2000 dollars. John G Popkus to Louis Dickes for part lot 8 block 7 Winnesheik addition at 4600 dollars. Albert G Frick to Helena Dammann for lot 5 block 6 Waterman Hyde addition at 800 dollars. Albert G Frick to Adolph Dammann for lot 4 block 6 Waterman Hyde addition at 270 dollars. Louis Dickes to John G Popkue for lot 2 and parts of lots 1 and 17 block 2 Mary 8 Scott addition at 1600 dollars. Heirs of George F Riem deceased to George D Riem for farm in Buckeye township at 1783.20 dollars.
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C. Frederick Kaiser
Mathew B. Marvin
Winneshiek
John G. Popkus
Louis Dickes
Winnesheik
Albert G. Frick
Helena Dammann
Waterman & Hyde
Adolph Dammann
John G. Popkue
Mary
Scott
George F. Riem
George D. Riem
Buckeye
Health in the Canal Zone Tempting to Youths
High wages lure young artisans to Panama Canal construction while fears of fevers and malaria deter many. Electric Bitters is praised as a safe preventive and cure for malaria risks and various ailments. Guaranteed by Joseph Emmert, druggist, 50 cents.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Joseph Emmert
Daily Journal Delivery Pricing
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery available at 10c per week.
Woman Loiters at Meat Market Taken to Station
A woman calling herself Campbell and claiming residence in Chicago was arrested by Officer Calvin Stout after lingering at the Merek and O'Brien market in Silanen street. She appeared intoxicated and resisted ejection, later attempting self harm by flooding her cell faucet. authorities intervened and she was held overnight after paying a fine. She says she lived in Freeport and had a return ticket to Chicago left with a friend, which could not be located.
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Campbell
Bankavotine
Chicago
Calvin Stout
Lisely
Merek & O'Brien
Silanen Street
Tha. Sioing
Cmeer Stout
Fix Ts Po
Freeport
Oriental Rage in All Sizes at Mooradian Broa Collection
Oriental Rage in all sizes offered in Mooradian Broa collection at F Read's with prices stated as lower than usual. All are invited to inspect this stock.
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F. Read's
Local social notices and church society events reported
The item notes weddings and visits including the wedding of Mise Taylor at Warten, visits by John Shoesmith and families, and the Eminent Daddies gathering with a new member initiated. It also lists Ladies Aid society activities at Amity church with an elegant dinner and officer elections, a parishioner’s illness in Joseph Sechler, and the infant death of L. S. Crotzer’s daughter at Freeport.
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Leon Tenn
Id Leta
Bapternbarc
Myre
Hilabeth Mussér
Lawrote
Rae
William Dueppets
Rochester
Buon
John Shoesmith
Will
JoHam
Mise” Taylor
Warten
Mosdamen John and
David Moller
Nhéw
Ladies’ Aid Society of Amity Church
Henry Uhe
Joseph Sechler
Lena
W.H. Crotzer
Daughbor
L. S. Crotzer
Freeport
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Laxative Remedy
Article warns that appendicitis often follows chronic constipation and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy. Claims the syrup stimulates liver and bowels, restores natural action, and is mild with no nausea or griping. Mentions Refuse substitutes and names H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkung.
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H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkung
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Hwa
Vane
Eaganen
James Coomber
Misa Clay Gishwiller
Freeport Friends
Ira Bane
William and Jerome Gibler
Fr. Leydon
Apple River
Mabel Runkle
Florence Green
Centralia
Charles Howard
J.J. Dillion
St. Louis
Claud Parks
Chicago University
H. ‘Moogs
Wm. F. Jupgkunz
Salooxkeeper
Winslow Man
Peg
WH. Mann
Will Sue Railroad
Fred Connors
South Dakota
John G. Carlisle
Train Kills
Young
Ella Rice
Ing
Miss Nice
the Daily Journal
Washington
E. & W. Guarante
Freefield
J. B. Stetson
Dunlaps
Geo
Ennenga
Aladdin
Majestic
William
Berlin
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