Cedarville schools open with strong attendance under WE Wright
The Cedarville school district began the week with good attendance led by principal WE Wright assisted by Miss Snow V Liggett of Freeport. Wright recently moved from Freeport to Cedarville and now resides in the former Resah house. Rev John Parr of Wilmette preached at the Presbyterian Church to a large audience. Parr, a former Cedarville principal, recently graduated from the Theological Seminary and has preached in Wilmette. He was married last Wednesday and stayed with his brother Lewis Parr of Harlem. Local building activity continues as Peter Bennetham and John Gushart construct new houses, Capt J P Reel adds a bay window, and Irwin plans to move west in about three weeks.
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Freeport Republican
Cedarville
WE. Wright
The
Theological Seminary
Wilmette
Lewis Parr
Harlem
Irwin
Peter Bennetham
John Gushart
J. P. Reel
Witty quips and misfires set at a social gathering
A jumble of casual anecdotes and pranks spills from a parlor scene. A seven year old misidentifies a kiss as a sister act while a pair of men spar over a potential duel. A tale recalls a man nearly bleeding from cutting kindling with a warning about household duties. A caustic remark targets a spinster, and a Texan Arkansaw exchange ends with a pistol drawing and a clarification of kinship.
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Eddy
Angeline
Conservatory
Higgins
Spriggins
Burlington
Ole Bull
Miss Perkins
Mr. Bellows
Bill Blaking
Bill
Arkansaw
Louisville
Freeport W C T U Elects Officers at Temperance Hall
The Freeport W C T U held a regular meeting in Temperance Hall last Friday electing officers for a year. President Mrs. M K VY Savave Recording Secretary Mrs Ruth Miller Assistant Recording Secretary Mrs Dr Livingston Corresponding Secretary Mrs Emily Y Keever Treasurer Mrs J Runner Vice Presidents named by church affiliations. Committee chairs include Finance Mrs Sanborn Music Mrs Warner Publishing Meetings Mrs Bell Juvenile Work Superintendent Mrs Keever. Members invite all women to join Fridays at 3 pm. A recent Gospel Temperance Meeting featured Rev. Mr Fouke and a musical program.
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Temperance Hall
Society
VY. Savave
Ruth Miller
Dr Livingston
Hmily Y. Keever
Mra. J. Runner
First Methodist Church
Meredith
First Presbyterian Church
Sanborn
Embury Church
Wisher
Second Presbyterian
Targart
Baptist Church
Winger
Salem Church
Fouke
Madling
Warner
Bell
Keever
Freeport W. C. T. U
Mothers of
Freeport
Salem
Prohibition Backers Celebrate in Kansas and Tawa Letters
Governor St John of Kangay and Governor Sharman of Tawa praise prohibition gains in their states. St John cites a large convention majority and a shrinking appetite for dram shops. Sharman notes strong support for a constitutional Sabbath and a notable electoral turnout.
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Prine
St. John
Kangay
Sherman
Tawa
Gan
Gov. St. John
Tn Wet
Kansas
Invernor Sharman
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Waller
America
Studebaker
Jebedt
Aultman & Canton
OHI
W.G
W. Barnes
Stephenson Street
Slar Clothing
Illinois
Them
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New York Clothing House
Stine’s
Bogayr’s
Lave
Pixley
H. E. Bogar
H. D. Post & CO
Swarts Bros
Druccists
Court House
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King Paint
Galena Street
Arndt & Leembius
Bongye & Schwarz
Reineke & Lohr
Trunks
Valisus
Eureka
Galens Street
Chicago Street
D.W. Warner
Chicago St
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Keelock, Story & Camp
Root & Sons
Chicago Cottage
Musicn
Kyle Agente
F. G. Rathbun
Emmert & Burrell
F. L. Jones
Wholesale & Retail Drugeists
EL. Jones
Sontennant
R. Mertins
Hoebel & Mooge
Foray Gill
H. D. Bentley
Freewort
Ill
Nytt
H.D. Post & CO
Ehuku Woo
Cigars & Tobacco
Callat
Stephenson St
Wun
H. M. Timms
Otley
Congress
Ab Stabeck
Alturniéyate Law
Linut
H. Db. Post & CO
Pith
Polat
W. Chaven
Waverly
Wenttos Christian Tanperince
Caio of
Prespert
Wittnis
Tretaurer
Wf Freeport
Sotanhey
Baele
Bracport
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