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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
7
Wanted girl for general house work. Call phone number Black 272. Advertisement 8 6 11. For sale two carloads of Whiteface steers weighing 950. T Floyd and Henry. Advertisement 8 20.
For sale a good farm in Saratoga named The Wilson Quarter S E quarter section 8 all tillable priced at 265 dollars per acre applicants contact H B Wilson Hanlon town Iowa advertisement dated August 27.
Notice requests the return of a 16 quart aluminum kettle brought to the Presbyterian church during the St Patrick supper. Respond to the Presbyterian church with the kettle. Advertisement. August 20.
Mr and Mrs L W Peterson of Chicazro visited with Mr and Mrs G C A Pratt when their large coupe skidded off the road at about 50 miles an hour near Streator. The car rolled on its right side, slid 50 feet, and Mrs Peterson suffered severe arm injuries while others escaped unharmed. The machine was towed to Streator for repairs.
J. K. Du Plain disposes Toluca yard to Hunter Allen Lumber Co. Forrest Huffstetter shifts to Varna yard duties. Ed. C. Mead moves from Rutland to Varna as manager. Broaddus to become Rutland yard manager. Possession set for September 1.
A Sunday Heinrich family reunion was held at Glen Oaks park in Peoria. About 35 relatives attended including Charles Klein and family Albert Heinrich Louis Hofer and family George Moore and family and Frank Lyle and family. A basket dinner was shared and attendees wished each other well until next year’s picnic at the same location.
Miss Bernice Keegan visits Sheffield with relatives while Miss Addie Barker stays with Mrs. G. M. Clark. Numerous notices list neighbors, travels, visitors, and small gatherings across Hennepin and nearby towns.
The lodges of Washburn Sparland Chillicothe Lacon Rutland and Magnolia hold an all day picnic at Pastime park in Lacon today. An entertainment program features races stunts and a baseball game between boys and men. The Washburn band provides music.
Miss Celestia Fennell and George Martens of Peoria spent Sunday at Miss Fennell’s home. A large crowd attended the funeral of Rev. M. J. McKean in Princeville on Monday. Rev. W. McGinn of Lincoln and his father James McGinn of Bloomington were visitors at Anna Herberger’s home on Monday.
Mrs. Conrad Pletsch, a well known Granville lady, is a patient at St. Margaret's hospital in Spring Valley with a broken leg from a fall down cellar steps at her home a few days ago.
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