Local notes detail visits, events and sports in Henry area
Community members from Quaker Lane to Henry share visits with families, attend meetings, and celebrate births. The Swaney high school team loses to Tonica, Cardinals win big basketball games, and local residents ship sheep to Chicago while others attend meals, dances, and elections at Magnolia Grange. Ernest Mills ships a carload of sheep. Edward Freeman heads to New York for Columbia University studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
H-Lancaster
Harry Wierman
Mary Smith
Tonica
Swaney
J. C. Sutherland
Chillicothe
Wilbur
Ernest Mills
Chicago
Mr. Mills
A. J. Wolf
St. Louis
Lestant
E. B. Mills
J. T. Mills
Margarite Meek
Max_Fritschel
C. C.mils
Magnolia Grange
H. J. Gunn
F. E. Smith
Laura Smith
Cardinals
Granville Independents
Granville
la Salle Essex
Milo Area Social Notes Sketch Local Visits
Milo community notes list Kenneth Hufnagel of Princeton as Sunday caller in Milo J E Johnson and W F Applen were Henry callers Thursday. Residents comment on pleasant winter weather and plans for corn hauling to Princeton. Mr and Mrs John Mercer of Putnam visited family here. Mr and Mrs Wm Bauer called on grandma Applé. Milo residents seek someone to start a stone in Milo. Butch Falk or Henry visited his son Elmer last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hufnagel
Princeton
Milo
J. E. Johnson
W. F. Applen
Henry
Charles Hufnagel
John Mercer
Putnam
Wm.Bauer
Sit
Applé
Butch—Falk
Elmer
Local community trades and visits noted after woodwork week
Fred Linderer and Henry Remley sawed wood on Friday while Andrew Linderer butchered Monday. Tony Schlosser and Cleve Martin hauled props to Held. Stephen Appel and daughter Anna hosted J E Applen of Washington as a guest. Marion Head and Walter joined Mr and Mrs Mitchell Miller for Sunday visits. Frank Schlosser aided at the late Wim Schlosser sale prep. Marion Brown of Long Point visited Mr and Mrs Wm Glunz and Miss Tiller. Phil Steimle helped saw wood Thursday and stacked until Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Glunz, Mr Brown and Miss Matilda shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Weaver Fern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McFarlin
John- Chlosser
Kate Maubach
Karisas
M.—Stonér
John. Glunz
Jack
Antrim
William Glunz
Wm. Schlosser
Henry
Tony
Kern - and -Son
Krenz
Streator
Edward Freeman
New York
Columbia University
New_York
Jun
Jlopewell
Fred Linderer
Remley
Andrew Linderer
Tony Schlosser
Cleve Martin
Stephen Appel
Anna
J. E.applen
Washington
Marion—Head
Walter
Mitchell Miller
Frank Schlosser
Wim.Schlosser
Marion Brown
Long Point
Mra
Wm. Glunz
Tiller
Phil Steimle
Miss Matilda
Weaver
Fern
Henry Bastion to Move Into Joe Edwards Home
Henry Bastion will relocate into the Joe Edwards residence. Willis Deininger and family spent Sunday in Granville. Mr. and Mrs. Chitton visited Bastion Sunday. Mrs. H. E. Allen and Mrs. Pat Donoho ill with colds. John Springer and Granville family visited Mrs. Chance. Missionary Society to meet with Mrs. Dave Clemens Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Jesse Reichwine visiting De Pue for dental work. Joe Edwards and wife moved to the Adam Deininger Seitz farm recently vacated by Willis Deininger. Others visited Simon Clemens in Ottawa. Pat Bonoho and wife returned from Alma Tl after spending a week with his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bastion
Joe Edwards
Willis Deininger
Granville
Chitton
H. E. Allen
Pat Donoho
John Springer
Chance
Jostin
The_Missionary_Society
Dave Clemens
Jesse Reichwine
Lacon Marriage Licenses and Local Property Notices
Lacon lists marriage licenses for Domenick Becchelli and Christina Micheli. Albert Barker and Florence Waters. Harry Nader and Amelia Ziegler. Elmer Green and Gladys Johnson. Also notices: Liston to Liston warranty deed in Toluca Santa Fe addition. Cotton to Davis deeds in Sparland. US patent to Olive Pierce 1818 in Saratoga township. Illinois to Sparland Bank charter. organization certificate to H E Wescott et al.. estate of Charles Dalrymple. proof of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenick Becchelli
South Bend
Ind
Christina Micheli
Toluca
Albert Barker
Florence—Waters
Venona
Harry D. Nader
McNabb
Amelia Marie Ziegler
Henry
Elmer EE. Green
Lacon
Gladys DB. Johnson
Patrick Liston
State of Illinois
H. E. Wescott Et al
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mr Kern
Henry citizen A W Kern retired farmer from Ed ward Street Henry reports severe backache and restless nights due to overactive kidneys. He used Doan’s Kidney Pills and says he found wonderful relief with little bother since. Price sixty cents at dealers. Doan’s Kidney Pills Foster Milburn Company Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
A. W. Kern
Doan
Varna area court notes and community updates
Marshall County term opens with judge Niehaus presiding. Probate and guardianship actions, sales orders, and damages listed. Local notices include a parade of estates, minor guardianship cases, and farm bureau community meeting planned with soil testing and an indoor picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Varna
Bureau
Dr. Park
Fuller
The
Illinois Agricultural Association
Varna Community Notes From Lacon and Local Events
Varna residents spent Monday in Lacon and guests visited the Clemens family in Washington. A Varna girl broke her arm last week while Catherine Dean had misfortune. Adolph Bade’s sister’s boy died in Denver. Local ties include church members dining with the Chrenner family and lumbago confinement of H. E. Croaddus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Broaddus
Varna
Fairview
Ohio
Lestant
Mesdames
R-Wright
G *Harles Merritt
Harvey Hayes
Edith
Curley King
Clemena
RAT SNAP CLAIMS WIDE FARMER SUCCESS
James Baxter of New Jersey touts RAT SNAP as a reliable rodent killer that never fails and saves him about $300 yearly in chicks eggs and feed. He reports using about $2.00 worth annually and notes the product is convenient easy to use and guaranteed by T J Sagreve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baxter
N. J
T._J. Sagraeves
Prom Is Promised With Music and Talks
A fragment notes a prom event featuring a dress, orchestral numbers, a Glee Club quartet and solos. The proceedings include talks and an instructive element, promising a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Dalrymple
Ester Rebecca’ Croft
Anna’ Carlson
Sarah Nunn
George S. Park
Co. L. Bunn
Batate
John
Stickel
Sherwood
Merritt
Charles_ P
Cotrine—McManus
Guardian
Virginia C. McVicker
Orphena
H.D. Richmond
Henry ‘Mattison
Circuit Court
Marshall County
Court House
John M. Niehaus
Lillian Dwyer
Bernard Dwyer
Charles P. Green
Grace E. Keenan
Joseph J. Keenan
Willard E. King
Blanche Green
Willard L. King
Antonio Barile
Irene Barile
W—K—Gillett
Bill
D. H. Gregg
Bernard Donnelly
Emma Donnelly
Cora Carver
Joseph P. Carver
B.W._Wright
John I—Thompson
F. W. Eberlein
E. D. Richmond
Mary—Zima
Anton Zima
Tracey
Willie Wright
Fred. Lundgren
Ed. Grillis
Sant
Wm. Ria
Saltz
Lee
M. E. Church
Emory— Munson
Springfield
Owen Cumrine
Flannigan
George Smith
Smith
Josephine Haws
Joel Haws
Galesburg
Webster
O. M. Hurl
Peoria
Katherine
J. P. Johnson
Geo. Smith
Hoge
Charles Merritt
Leonard
Ruth
Swedish Lutheran—church
M. E
Albin Palm
Mauritz Stromgren
Attanoion
Custer
Olliree
Mr. Stromgren
Dr. Johnson
Boito
Thomas
Avery
Louis Brown
Emma Justice
Hays
Ats
Stella McCuskey
L. Ada Krieder
Hattie Holmstrom
Olive Brown
Nancy ‘Stoner
Ada.Stoner
Ora King
Nellie Morrell
Ellen Madden
Mae. Antrim
Fred
Illinois
Iis
Henry, Ill
W.-Newhalfen
First National Bank
Dr.floyd
Lehman Bldg
Thompson Farm
Lfe
Business Man
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