Galena Lawyer Don Callahan Named Deputy Clerk at Freeport Court
A Chicago telegram to the Savanna Journal announces Don ald Callahan a Galena lawyer has been appointed deputy clerk of the United States court at Freeport. Callahan, a prominent attorney and noted baseball enthusiast, has shown keen interest in Galena team affairs.
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Savanna
Chicago
Donald Callahan
Galena
United States
Freeport, Mar
Callahan
Personal visit roundup from Dubuque and surrounding towns
A series of brief notices records visits and movements of residents including Mr. Will Whalen of Alexandria Missouri, Fred Stoffregen of Darlington, Mr. Joseph Brown and daughter Mary in Dubuque, Frank Knoebber, Walter Geiger, W. H. Glasgow, Louis Homrich, and others. Mentions include Miss Theresa Wolf, Miss Ruth Ward, Martin Soladay from the Skene Mine at Elizabeth, Max Pettigout heading to Dubuque for work, and social events such as the Missouri Girl at the Opera House with reserve seating. Further items note Miss Stella Bench missing work due to illness, Miss Sadie Rouse taking classes, and J.R. Trautner’s return to Red Wing after selling a launch.
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Will Whalen
Alexandria
City
Fred Stoffregen
Darlington
Martin Soladay
Skene
Elizabeth
Max Pettigout
East Galena
Dubuque
Frick Favored for Secretary of the Treasury
A Pittsburg paper close to industry and rail interests says H C Frick was offered the post of secretary of the treasury by President Roosevelt after the last election. Frick plans to enter national politics by 1908, with Roosevelt pressuring him to accept. Frick may move politics from New York where he bought a house. Also included is a 24 hour forecast and a YMCA gymnastic exhibition notice with program and admission details.
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H. C. Frick
Roosevelt
Mr. Frick
Frick
New York
Proverb Questioned and Time Theme Highlighted
A Washington Star item questions a proverb on time is money while noting a father’s ghastly joke and Thor associated with leisure. The piece reflects editorial wit about work, prompt service, and economic timing.
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Thor
Washington Star
Dr Fruth to Visit Galena on Friday April 21
Dr D O Fruth, noted specialist, will visit Galena Friday April 21 from 1 to 5 P M at the DeSoto house. He has built an excellent Jo Daviess county practice and is trusted for frank, reliable guidance. Patients from across the county are urged to consult him for first class care. The dandelion is noted as a greens plant once valued then disliked for lawn decoration.
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D. O. Fruth
Galena
Jo Daviess County
Fruth
DeSoto House
The Constraining Motive Love at Morning M E Church
A large morning congregation hears a sermon on The Church at Ephesus and the highest motive in religion. Love alone constrains Christian consecration, with examples from Xavier, Livingston, and missionaries. The note urges heart surrender to Christ and devotion despite life’s temptations. (Continued on page 4.)
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Ephesus
Christ
God
Francis Xavier
India
Japan
China
David Livingston
Africa
Lake Bangweola
News of the City and Local Notices
A dining room girl is wanted at the Logan hotel apply at once. Paul F. Gerlich Barber shop offers first class work massage and facial treatment. Conductor Joseph Birkemeyer and wife visited Freeport with a McMahon residence guest. Residents enjoyed ideal weather drawing crowds to Sinsinawa. A Chicago insanity expert weighs New York versus Chicago. Mrs. Laura L Wilkins dies in Freeport after three years illness aged forty two survived by husband and six children funeral at Scales Mound. Twenty Galena men visited Dubuque and watched Dubuque beat Milwaukee 3 to 2 in thirteen innings. A confirmed vagrant arrested for panhandling released with warning. Hanover youth fined for jewelry theft in Galena. awaiting Grand Jury action. Womans Auxiliiary of the Y. M. C. A. meets tomorrow at 2:30.
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Laura L Wilkins
Freeport
Scales Mound
The Missouri Girl at Turner Hall April 12
The Missouri Girl, Fred Raymond's comedy, praised as a perennial success, will be seen at Turner Hall on April 12 following ten seasons of strong theater business. A Fulton Branch wreck on the B&Q near 1:30 AM caused an oil- laden train to burn and explode, killing the head brakeman and engineer while injuring the fireman as the boiler blew.
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Fred Raymond
Turner Hall
Fulton
B.&q
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Bancains
O. C. Kraehmer
Dubuque and
Platte
Ville
Books Monthly
Advan
Eral
E.w.kempter
M. Hadlet
Main St
Grocery Store
Tribune
Joseph Brown
Mary
Frank Knoebber
Walter Geiger
W. H. Glasgow
Louis Homrich
Warren
Mr. Warmood
L. R. Bowley
Mrs. J. Li. Sanders
Frank Lucy
E. W. Kempter’s
Bergen Ward
Ke.f.mathey
Mr. Moore
The
Galena Iron Works
Platteville
Theresa Wolf
Ruth Ward
Patrick Ward
Park Avenue
Opera House
Theodore Hopp
Schappsville
St. Mary’s Hospital
the Skene
Porter Soladay
Mrs
John Soladay
Stella Bench
Sadie Rouse
C.w.singlehurst
Council Hill
Singlehurst
England
W.R. Lee
Hanover
J.R. Trautner
Red Wing
Minn
Secretary of the Treasury
Weather Forecast
Lee
Young Men’s Christian Association
H.G. Geiger
J.kitchen
L. Bratton
Miss Reynolds
Junio
M.E. Church
Sssos News OF
Secac
Logan Hotel
Paul’f. Gerlich
Oppost
Joseph Birkemeyer
McMahon
Wm. McMahon
Joseph Harney
Henry Engels
Sinsinawa
Milwaukee
Marshal Frazer
Illinois
Mave
Miatt Beaton & Co
Brussels
Sde
Ingrain
Axminster
Larry Bros
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