Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Lectures
Churches announce Divine Worship and activities for Sunday. St Marys German Catholic Church lists Masses at 8 and 10 with evening at 7, St Michaels Beachstreet notes masses at 8 and 10 with vesperis at 3, First MIB Church presents class at 9 15 am Sunday School at 10 am public worship at 11 am and an afternoon Union Service, Illinois Anti-Saloon League speaker, Ralph Maclay Crissman sermon times 11 am and 7 30 pm, John Knox 400th anniversary theme, Labor War discussion and Y P S C E times listed. First M E Church Rev Matlack with Sunday School 10 am service 11 am Epworth League 6 30 pm Evening 7 30 subject Barabas or Christ. St Johns Lutheran church to host services with Rev Martin Pilz taking charge.
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St. Mary’s
Franklin Street
Wm. Bally
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Beachstreet
J.E. Shannahan
J. A. Matlack
E.H. Curtis
Illinois Anti-Saloon League
Ralph Maclay Crissman
John Knox
Capital
Junior Endeavor Society
C. E
P. I
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martin Pilz
Theological Seminary
Atchison, Kansas
Brewers Strike Leads to Self-Employed Beer Business
Freeport brewers on strike plan to enter business themselves. A carload of beer will arrive soon and be sold wholesale and retail in kegs and cases. Union members expect saloons to order and may open a saloon. William Voratz returns to Chicago after failed talks with three breweries. Proprietors claim staffing is sufficient.
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Freeport Bulletin
William Voratz
International Brewery Works
Chicago
Public Reception by Ladies Auxiliary of YMCA Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA hosts a public reception at the association building on Tuesday evening May 23. Readings, solos by Mrs Barrett Mrs Baume Miss Avery Dr Blish Miss Reynolds Rev Matlack and a Baume Reynolds duet are on the programme with a ten cent admission that includes the program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Association
W.G. Barrett
J.5
Baume Reading
Marie Avery
G.c.blish
Miss Reynolds
D.L. Norris
Reading
J.A. Matlack
Baume
Clairvoyant Zona Zirda in Galena Offers Readings
Zona Zirda of Dubuque visits Galena with remarkable clairvoyant powers. She reads life without asking questions and offers guidance to solve troubles and reveal obstacles to help readers obtain their desires. Readings priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar at the Horton Block near the late Dr. Millers office.
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Zona Zirda
Dubuque
Galena
Horton Block
Dr. Millers
Epworth League Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
A regular election of Epworth League officers was held last evening at the M B E Church. Elected were President Miriam Ginn Vice President Nellie Allison Katharine Obey Marie Avery and Mrs G H Rottler Secretary Geo Kuble Treasurer Roy Annett.
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Epworth League
M. BE. Church
Miriam Ginn
Nellie Allison
Katharine Obey
Marie Avery
G. H. Rottler
Geo
Kuble
Roy Annett
Court Opens Monday With Light Chancery Docket
The May term of the circuit court opens Monday. Twenty one chancery cases shown with eight new ones. Common law docket lists twenty five cases with six new. Eleven divorce cases on docket, four carried from before. Two First Ward residents seek legal separation from their wives. Grand jury to report at two o'clock. active work expected to begin next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
Circuit Court
Court House
Bar
Chancery
Kas Galena
Baseball Salaries Reach Million-Dollar Mark in U S Leagues
Rock Island Argus notes total annual baseball expenses exceed two million dollars with salaries over one million seven hundred thousand and travel costs surpassing five hundred thousand. It cites Three Eye League average salaries above six thousand and Rock Island area salaries over forty eight thousand, totaling about four hundred ten thousand for the league. More than ten thousand men earn a living playing the national game.
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United States
Rock Island
Rock Island Argus
Citizens call for Galena streets to be brick and betterment
A Galena citizen writes to urge brick paving for streets and timely repairs after disturbances. He supports city rules on railroad crossings, street lighting, sidewalk cleanliness, and saloon hours. He praises the Board of Education and advocates music instruction and civic uplift over self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Tam
Board of Education
Miss Gardner Heads With Twelve Young Misses to Dubuque
Miss Margaret Gardner led a party of twelve young women on a morning trip to Dubuque for a day excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gardner
Dubuque
Galena to Meet Bast Dubuque in Big Game Tomorrow
River News reports a key ball game set for tomorrow afternoon at the fair grounds here between Galena and Bast Dubuque. Bast Dubuque brings strong Dubuque players. game time is three o'clock, at the ball park.
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Galena
Bast Dubuque
Fair Grounds
O'Day
Ball Park
Muaber
Dubuque
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First Presbyterian Church
Eecle First M. E. Church
C. L. Burling
Barabas
Christ
Freeport
Tribunes
Treland
Tribune
Africa
Ladies Auxiliary
Glass & China Large
Butterdishes
Inte
China
Vetter
Igsurtain
Rockford
the Fair Store
Main Street
J.W. Oliver
Apple River
J. H. Perry
Berreman
W. A. Gundry
Council Hill
George Dittmar
Derinda
Thomas Bannigan
Dunleith
W. L. McKenzie
Elizabeth P. F. Gerlich
Galena Guilford
Philip Brodrecht
John Golden
Hanover
J. E. Bennett
Menominee
Jesse Miller
Nora Lewis Goodmiller
Pleasant Valley
William Hartwig
Rawlins
Robert Stafford
John Ivey
Rush Levi Williams
Seales Mound
Theodore Herman
Stockton
Henry Schlichting
Thompson
Herman Bussan
Vinegar Hill Grove
Peter Yeager
W.A. MePhips
Woodbine
Lewis Peppon
Warren Michael Maguire
W. Galena
Paris
Brick
Hill
Main Streets
Earth
UNIF
ASE
ALL Orms
Kempter’s Book Store
Wey
Hurst
Barry Bros
River News
Sitney
Clyde
Mary
Stewart Lamont
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