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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
6
A church service saw circulars handed out to the large congregation as it moved from the sacred edifice. Rev. Fr. Dooling passed the contribution box with the crowd urged to be liberal in giving.
In Chicago on March 21 the wedding of Dr BD W Han, son of McNabb, to Miss Grace Russell occurred at the bride’s mother's home on Laflin street. Rev. Lewis Coleman officiated. A wedding dinner followed with congratulations. The bride wore white lace and net. the groom is with Mauffair & Hanson veterinary firm.
Five car loads of buggies have arrived now for immediate selection. Two cars hold American Field Fence in stock. Wide assortment of disc harrows gang surkeys and walking plows. Ample pads harness collars and straps. Large quantities of clover timothy blue grass dwarf misex rape alfalfa and other garden and flower seeds available. See the store for details.
Congressman Graff returns from Panama with praise for canal work and acceptance of a Hawaii invitation from the territorial government via Delegate Jona Kalaniannola. The party plans to assemble in Chicago on April 26 and sail from San Francisco on the Buford, then return aboard the Sherman.
Peoria store Rosenthal Dry Goods shifts from general dry goods to a women’s ready to wear specialist. Located at 108 South Adams, the shop touts a new, full line of exclusive apparel from coats and suits to lingerie and jewelry. Established sixteen years in Peoria, the firm emphasizes value driven prices and distinctive, high quality pieces for the female shopper.
The Woman's Club, chaired by Miss Gertrude Bickerman, met at Mrs. J S Townsend's home as she recovered from a serious illness. Mrs Lovett presented a Birds paper, Mrs Hendrick surprised with bird choices, and Mrs Pearl Bush performed The Trapper's Story. Lulu Hillabraud joined as a new member. Expressions of sympathy went to Mrs Swigdler, ill and unable to attend. Forester Enos Millis lecture was recalled. The brief meeting was praised as one of the best with wishes for the president's speedy return.
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a malarial district remedy costing 25 cents per box. The copy promises gentle cleansing and new vigor with satisfaction guaranteed at Powell City Drug Store in Henry IH.
The will of the late William Monier of Steuben township has been filed for probate. His wife is named sole executrix with rights to all personal property and rents of several hundred acres for life, then to the children. Sons receive specified quarters in Prairie and Bureau counties. daughters receive described tracts including 120 acres in Sureau and La Prairie.
The Catholic Mission at St Josephs church hosts a week of daily masses and sermons led by Revers Burke and Roac of the Peoria Apostolate. A public circular invites all Christians to attend a course of doctrinal lectures explaining Catholic teachings, with free entry and no controversy.
Frank Brown prominent St Paul resident killed by an ulcerated tooth and blood poisoning was buried at midnight Sunday under the Kadosh rites. DeMolay Council No 1, Knight of Kadosh, held the ceremony with twenty knights, a public hourlong rite marked by a lantern procession to the bier. The rite has occurred only twice before in St Paul. Also notice of Dr Reeder's Herbal Medicines now at J W Niece's Drug Store.
Monday Evening April 8 1907 an entertainment featuring new music scenery and colored musical comedy numbers by Blackberry Twins and The Big Challenge Band. Reserved seats on sale at News Rooms starting Thursday morning with prices 50c for reserved 35c for admission and 23c for children.
A civic exhortation from The Ottawa Free Trader urges residents to take responsibility for better government, cleaner streets, and attracting business. It argues individual effort by each citizen will improve the town and community life. For sale notice: a new eight room house with two lots listed by John Hartley.
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