Freeport and area notes from Lanark and beyond
Local notes report A W Young and wife vacationing at Freeport. Mrs D T Weed visiting Rockton. Morrison to celebrate the Fourth in style. Beefery items include prices at Leland's, a bakers’ dispute in Freeport, and various local travels, funerals, sales and meetings. A Chicago woman suffragist opposes knickerbockers.
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Annie Porsythe
Chicago
George Wirth
Lanark
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Lanark, Ill
J. W. Packard
Mer
H. S. Puterbaugh
Prop
Ilnois
Il, Anson
Tallman
Tinss’ Hanvwann
Geo
Leland
Tallman's
W. J. Hower
Best B. P
H.S
Chas. Dame
Walker's Shoe Store
John Livengood
James
Freeport
C. Hegeman
Leland’s
C. IL Sword
Effie Rapp
John Rhodes
Humboldt, Neb
Korn
EB. E. Dubbel
A. F. Lohrman
Chadwick
Thos. Jenks
Savanna
Walker's
J. R. Flautt
S. C. Gault
Mrs. Isaacs
A. W. Young and Wife
D. T. Weed
Rockton
Morrison
New Orleans
Geo. Leland
W.L. Franck
John Carbaugh
Clara Lane
G. W. Sherwood
Dan’l. Snyder
City Drug Store
F. A. Ehmer
Lyons
Iowa
Hirss
Harpwanr
Leland's
W.G. Smith
Mt. Carroll
Tavenner
Myers & Woodside
Sadie Newcomer
Harrisburg, Pa
KE. D. Leland
Chase & Sanborn Kear
Harry Renner
Loran
Giddings —Zaullinger
Nettie Fisher
Jacob Wolfley
Cal. Sleer
The
Milwaukee Road
Sword
L. T. Bray
A A. J. Lampert
Springfield
Bloomington
A. Cottrell
Ernie Lowell
Milledgeville
Ellis Moore
Fon du Lac
Wis
Y. PP
C. B
Christian Church
Rev. Platt
M. R. Kelley
Shiloh
Cleveland
H. Arnon
Taliman A
Oliver Elsworth
Shelby
Brookville
Little Cyclone” Drum Corps of
W. R
Sword’'s
Henry Fry
S. J. Harrison
Nappanee
Ind
Ada
Lanark Cash Store
Wilbur Lumber Co
B. F. Sword
Bo T. Risley
Lanark Steam Laundry
Ella Carter
Minnie Snively
Forsberg
Galesburg
Optician
Cras
Lonnan
Rhodes
Zullinger & Gordon
D. W. Dubbel
Woodside & Myers
Freedom School
Willie Rule
I. W. Wales
Jake Zack
First National Bank
Edgar P. Hill
First Presbyterian Church of
Portland
Oregon
Sherwood Hall
Curtis W. Lindley
Sherwood’s
Peterbaugh
Packard
Samuel W. Wolf
Hess’ Hardware
Hope
Kansas
Hess’ Store
Mt. Carroll and Lanark
Hegeman
Noble
G. R. Morris
Althea Noble
Board of Education
Slady
Evanston
Lenann
Anna Bray
Express
Houston
Texas
Chas. Wiltsey
Wells Fargo Express Co
Savanna Journal
Messrs
Wimw. Donaldson
Rock Island
W. R. Gentle
Belise
Central America
Robert Harley
Gentle
Scotland
New York
Etruria
David Knee
Covington
Ohio
Welsh Run
Rosena
California
John Robinson
Hawarden
Towa
J. P. Miller
Polo
D. B. Paterbangl
Mt. Morris
J. W. Stouffer
Nora
Stouffer
W. Hoc
Hells
Gazette Office
S. A. Bashar
Dubuque
Colonel Henderson
North Side
B. FP. Sheller
J. R Flantz
P. B. Stouffer
Des Moines
Iown
Lanark Friends
Huddler
Platt
House of Representatives
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Eastern
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Freeport Journal
C. M. & St. P. Company
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Byron Express
Home Merchant
Home Merchants
Lake Monona
Anta Gordon
Depot
O'Elock Sharp
West Shore
Dr. Stalay
Howard Giddings
Minta Zulliower
Rev
HH. Stakenberg
Mt Carroll
Mr. Giddings
North
California Ave
Tue Gaziortx
Dr. Shimer
Whiliedelphia
Mme
Nabob
Elmer Wolf
George Nichol
Carroll Street
Broad
Carroll Streets
Elmer
Elliott Nichol
East Lanark
Denver
National Edudational Association
M. M. Oain
Agt
Opera House
Thos W. Keene
Davenport
Ottawa Journal
Rockford Republican
Burlington Mawkeye
Charles Dyslin
Pearl City
Edgar Allan Poe
Epworth League
Galpfin
Richard Ht
Lindley
League
Vreeport
W. Harris
Harris
Lengel
John Millerbeck
Crain
Billerbeck Piys
W. UW. Herrington
Honepital
de. H. W. Wales
Mr. Herrington
CaLnwern
G. A. BR. Post
Committee of
vLorner
Allemong
G. A. Reservi
Miss Wiley
L. J. Hancock
Miss Noble
Carrie Harris
Lenore Puterbaugh
Misses Risley
Wiley, Noble and Gault
Milton Frye
Maud Weary
Miss Gault
Iigh School
Charles Gault
Miss Clemmer
My. Sprecher
Geo TR. Morris
G. A
J.T. Valentixe
C. Rowland
Stover
Acaa
T pHonree
wzyBake
Sword’s Restaurant
CTY Drug
Yours Truly
Wm. Hogan
Shoes
Carroll County
Allenton
van Aelstyn
Baie’ Anil
Yen
Li Rt
A. S. van Aelstyn
Paris Plisse
Simpson
Trowille
Seersucker Gingham
China Silks
Valenciennes
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