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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

4

Homes for Children Aid Society seeks 100 foster homes

The field secretary Rev G C Knobel of the Tlrinots Children s Home and Aid society visits Freeport and Rock Island areas to place about 100 neglected and dependent children in homes across the state. He will speak at First Baptist Grace Episcopal and First U B churches tomorrow morning and at Trinity United Evangelical and Second Presbyterian churches at night.

Tlinots Children’s Home and Aid Society G. C. Knobel Evanston Freeport C. E. Head Rock Island First Baptist Grace Episcopal First U. B Trinity United Evangelical Second Presbyterian

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From Toledo Firm

Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay $100 for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement notes Toledo Ohio as the business location. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State OF Ohio Oiry of Toledo Lucas Country Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Frank J.cheney Yny Breen F. J. Cheney& CO Ohio

Miss Inez Schaub and Miss Carrie Freidag Visit Madison

Miss Inez Schaub and Miss Carrie Freidag have traveled to Madison to spend Sunday with friends, enjoying a social visit and local hospitality.

Inez Schaub Carrie Freidag Madison

First Presbyterian Session Sets Dr Gray Bible Visits

The regular session of First Presbyterian met last night in the church parlors. Arrangements were made for Dr Gray at the church from September 27 to October 4 with a singer to lead congregational singing. Dr Gray will deliver a series of Bible lectures. The Winona Bible conference attracted over 2,000 ministers and evangelists and thousands of Christians. Dr Gray spoke daily during the eleven day session, more often than any other speaker. Rev Dr Adams of Minneapolis praised the conference for renewing evangelical zeal and restoring the Gospel focus, noting the biblic readings as especially appealing to attendees.

First Presbyterian Church Gray Adams Minneapolis Winona Assembly Review

Grace Episcopal resumes evening services at 4:30

Evening services discontinued in summer at Grace Episcopal church will resume tomorrow at 4:30 pm and continue this hour through winter and the Lenten season. Special music directed by Reeve Burton and short rector addresses will accompany each service. A monthly children’s service with music and address occurs on the third Sunday. Parishioners are asked to attend.

Grace Episcopal Church Reeve Burton

Special Service at First U B Church

The First U B Church choir performs Sunday evening under Charles Bernwood with Miss Marie Ernest on piano. W A Kerr C A Miller and the pastor will give brief addresses. Alma Mae Taylor of Wisconsin, reader, will offer a reading and pantomime Rock of Ages. All welcome.

First U. B Charles Bernwood Marie Ernest W. A. Kerr C. A. Miller Alma Mae Taylor Wisconsin

Sunday School Debating Society Forms at Beynon Home

The Rev Mr Beynon hosts Sun day school members forming a debating society with twelve attendees. Tomorrow rally day features class meeting at 9 30 worship at 10 30 sermon text And they stood every man in his place plus Epworth League rally at 6 30 and Grand rally service at 7 30 with music.

Embury Methodist Episcopal Ray Clarkson Harker D. D Epworth League Paul Haight Junior League First English Lutheran Church P. H. R. Mullen Y.P.J.C. E

Exhibit Closes Tonight at Public Library Museum

The historical museum exhibit at the Freeport Public Library closes tonight at 9 o clock. Many items not described in recent papers await viewing before the opportunity ends. Acknowledgment is given to The Freeport Press for highlighting the exhibit. Loaned articles should be collected Monday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Historical Museum Freeport Press

Newspaper Social at Embury Church by Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid of Embury church plans a Newspaper Social on Oct 41 with a novel entertainment. Members request donations of old newspapers or magazines and offer to collect them by calling Mrs Grant Courtney at 194 Chicago Street Mrs D Snyder at 304 Union Street or Mrs S E Stahl at 231 West Street.

Ladies’ Aid Society Embury Church Grant Courtney Chicago Street D. Snyder Union Street E. Stahl West Street

Large Peaches on Display at Bengston Jewelry Store

A display of six peaches, a standout weighing nearly nine ounces and measuring ten and a half inches in circumference, is shown in the Bengston jewelry store window. They were grown by Russel Sechrist at his home, 209 West Street.

Bengston Jewelry Store Russel Sechrist Weat Street

Miss Anna Anderson and Obbie Waltz Wed in Freeport

Miss Anna Anderson and Obbie Waltz of Freeport were married at the bride’s parents’ home on Madison street at noon today. The groom works at the Illinois Central freight house. They will reside with the bride’s parents.

Waltz-Anderson Anna Anderson Obbie Waltz Freeport Madison Street Minois Central

Monroe and Freeport Crescents to clash at fairgrounds

Monroe meets the Freeport Crescents for the third win of the season at the local fair grounds next Sunday at 2 30 PM. The series so far has alternated wins with Freeport winning 66 to 0 and Monroe 8 to 2. The Crescents travel with several Pretzel club players and aim to add another scalp, while Monroe authorities claim to have pro help ready if needed. Walter Rouse, formerly with Freeport, recently starred for Quincy in a 1 0 win over Springfield, driving in the lone run with a ninth inning triple and earning an ovation from fans.

Monroe Freeport Crescenta Freeport Cresecents Frank Lohr Crescents Illinois Walter Rouse Quincy Quincy Wednesday Springfield Walter Rouse Quincey Milwaukee Stewart Walsh Horn

Freeport White Sox Defeat Stockton Nine 9 to 2 at Warren

The Freeport White Sox defeated Stockton 9 to 2 Friday at the Warren fair for a $55 purse. Darrah pitched and Ireland caught for Freeport, with three White Sox and four Stockton errors. Scoring came in the fifth, seventh, eighth, and ninth for Freeport. Stockton scored in the eighth and ninth.

Freeport White Sox Stockton Warren Fair White Sox Freeport Darrah Ireland Sox Gale Gates

Madison Shuts Out Millers In League Clash

Madison Wisconsin September 1 0 Madison defeats Minneapolis 1 to 0 to sweep the series. Shaw allowed one hit while Madison collected five off Olmstead in a 1 0 victory. Batteries Madison Shaw Smith Minneapolis Olmstead Block.

Madison Wis Minneapolis Shaw Olmstead Ick Madison, Shaw and Smith Minneapoli, Olmstead and Block

Sterling Infants Defeat Clinton in 13 to 2 rout

Sterling Illinois September 18 The Sterling Infants defeated Clinton in a Three I League game by 13 to 2. Clinton used three pitchers in an effort to stem the onslaught. Final score Sterling. OLR and score lines note pitchers Steining Pierce Killian Canton Blersch Thiery Jaeger Smith among others.

Sterling Infants Clinton Sterling Ill OLR Cluton Steining, Pierce and Killian Canton Blersch Thiery Jaeger and Smith

Boedecker Schaefer Nuptials and Shower Plans

In social notes Mrs. Fred Burkhart and Miss Emma Burkhart hosted cards in Silver Creek honoring Miss Lou Ella Boedecker. Mrs. Fred Piper and Mrs. Edward Meise announce a variety shower for Boedecker next Tuesday at Carroll Street. Her marriage to Paul Schaefer will be solemnized on October 6.

Boedecker-Schaefer Fred Burkhart Emma Burkhart Silver Creek Louella Boedecker Fred Piper Edward Meise Carroll Street Mise Boedecker Paul Schaefer

Anchor Society Stag Picnic At Forest Park This Year

The annual stag picnic of the Anchor Society is set for tomorrow at Forest Park. A big dinner will be served and athletic events will lead the day’s activities, with many friends invited and music to be provided by the original Anchor band.

The Anchor Society Forest Park

Eight Candles Mark Cheryl Voehts Birthday Party

Miss Cheryl Voeht entertained a number of her little girl friends at the home of Mrs. J W Kuntz on Empire street this afternoon. The occasion was Cheryl’s eighth birthday and the little guests all paid their respects to a birthday cake with eight tiny candles.

Cheryl Voeht J.W. Kuntz Empire Street Cheryl

Majestic to host triple bill with Samson and Delilah

The Majestic will present a regular triple bill tomorrow featuring the story of Samson and Delilah as a highlight. Additional first rate pictures will be shown along with the main attraction.

Majestic Samson and Delilah Daga

Freeport Visit Sparks Weekend Social Notes

Kent resident Rollin Breyman visits Freeport friends while J A Webber of Dakota extends a stay. Numerous locals travel to Dixon Dixon and Dixon relatives visit. several return from Chicago and Illinois, including Miss Maud Moynihan Polo and Charles Sullivan Champaign, with academic plans at Illinois colleges.

Market Closing Quotes and Yard Prices Report

The Associated Press reports Chicago market closings for Sept 19 include Dec wheat at 1.013 1/2, Dec corn 0.66 1/2, Dec oats 0.49 1/2, Jan pork 17.15, Jan lard 10.02, and Jan ribs 1.92 95. At the Union Stock Yards cattle steady with beeves 3.60 to 7.60, stockers to 4.55, hogs 6.00 to 7.40, sheep 2.25 to 4.75, with 7,000 hogs and 2,000 sheep reported.

Associated Press Chicago Board of Trade Union Stock Yards

Bee page seven features additional Peoples column ads

Local Bee newspaper notes more advertisements under the Peoples column on page seven. The item hints at further notices or promotional spots, inviting readers to review the classified style selections and community postings appearing in that section.

Peoples

Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird

A promotional note extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness irregularities and related symptoms. It touts safety in childbirth and general tonic benefits, inviting readers to request a booklet from the Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, New York.

Pierce Alk Tha

Lee county court term opens in Dixon this Monday

Judge C E Heard will preside at the September term of the Lee county circuit court convening at Dixon on Monday. Savanna Journal notes Mrs Andrew Lahre and nephew Charles Lahre plan a visit to Freeport Saturday to see relatives. St Ann's society members who owe social settlement costs are urged to pay at the meeting tomorrow. Joseph Baker, assistant superintendent of machinery on the Illinois Central, arrived from Waterloo on train No 2 and will depart for Chicago this evening. The post office repainting contract was awarded to Demeter and Seitz, with work to start immediately and finish by government-set date.

W. H. McCall, Jr Douglas Avenue Chicago George F. Montague New York City Rock City E. J. Youngblut Dwight L. Smith Champaign Electrical Engineering University of Illinois Charles Finney Florence Pittsburg Mary C. Youngs Charles Sullivan Sullivan Engineering College University Marion Laura Clark J. A. Clark Austin Oscar Ennenga Princeton University C. E. Heard Lee County Circuit Court Dixon Savanna Journal Andrew Lahre Charles Lahre Freeport St. Ann’s Society Joseph Baker Waterloo United States Post Office Demeter & Seitz

Stukenberg Buys Buick Automobile Through Local Agent

A. J. Stukenberg yesterday received a new two cylinder Buick automobile, purchased through the company’s local agent.

A. J. Stukenberg

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F. A. Read Wm. A. Rogers C. W. Harden Stephenson Walton Win Walton Nephy Clothing Department G. ¢. Knobel G. C. Knobets Senl A. W.glearson Grand Opera House Hickman Bessey Co the Best Stock Co West Kentucky Ellery Band Harlem Park Rockford Baseball News Rollin Breyman Kent J. A. Webber Dakota Karl Tester O. E. Heard Oregon Iis William Clement Charles Cummings Lena S. EB. Fisher Quinaton Wilbur Fox Grand de Tour Gibler Warren EK. J. Youngblut Huron D. Fetter Schrenkler C. L. Shirk Gotham, Wia M. A. Stout B. Lizar Streator A. N. Darling D. O. Clark Fred Wallace Leslie Clark Armour Institute P. J. Youngblood Alvin Woodly Hazel Mayer Belmere James Howe Lincoln, Neb Winslow George Schmetzle Elerk Steffen & Seyfurth Chestnut Street W.J. Young & Co Opp Stukenberg Automobile Edw. Allington, Jr Freeport, Tl Phonographs the Cable Co. Pianos Vor Basely Freeport Hardware Co VIA Rockford & Interurban R. R. Co Wm. Neese Iit
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