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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1906

Page

9

Lights on Henry Bridge Demonstrate Government Demands

Government orders ten coastal lights with red and green signaling for the Henry bridge on the upper Illinois River. Piling and lanterns installed to mark draw openings, with specifics on placement at pivots, ends, and span centers. Also notes on local school policy clarification for Tony White and community items from Lacon and nearby towns.

Henry Bridge Company U. S Henry Bridge Upper Illinois River Bridge Company Light House

Burglar hunted in forest ends with cold remedy praise

Provincial constable Wm Thos Lonergan recalls chasing a burglar last fall. He swears Cham berlain's Cough Remedy cured his severe cold after two small bottles. The ad says the remedy relieves coughs fast and is sold at Henry City Drug Store. Henry holds two elections this month with an alderman race in each ward and a school election on April 21 for the board of education.

Wm. Thos Lonergan Chapleau Ontario Chamberlain J. BE F. A. Powells City Drug Store Henry, l Henry W. W. Dewey Theodore Bickerman Board of Education R. S

Local social notes and school meeting in Huffman district

North Saratoga residents visit relatives including Grace Marshall and Eva Taylor before summer work with Mrs Bennett. Ed Shorts hosts Charlie True. Frances Holton returns from Camp Grove. Huffman schoolhouse hosts a union Sunday school accounts meeting. office holders listed. Sale offers horse, buggy, and harness through Mrs William Yarger in Henry Illinois.

Grace Marshall Barney Schwarts Elmer Mooberry Bennett Charlie True Ed Shorts Frances Holton Camp Grove Wm. Yarger Eva Jana Frank Holton James Chambers Lyman Sutton Henry Huffman Union Henry Barnsheler Joe Reismeyer Charles Griffin Eva Taylor Peoria Fred Snyder Stoge Chambers William Yarger Henry, Ill

Election Day in Minonk Township as Democrats Fail Field

Editor Breen visited Minonk area last week as Mr. and Mrs. Pickard of Minonk stayed with their son T. Pickard. Mrs. John Perry improves from illness, husband steady. L. D. Cassell’s child improves and hopes for speedy recovery. John Cosgrove of Hoopeston spent days here with daughter Mrs. M. Fitzpatrick. Miss Anna McCall, noted musician, paid a visit and was buried Friday at Ball cemetery.

Breen Minonk John Cosgrove Hoopeston M. Fitzpatrick Anna McCall Ball Cemetery John Wasmet Varni Forbes Hopewell Charles German Varna Remley San Diego Cal Anna Yanochowski Mabel R. A. Antrim Wilber Mitchell Miller Hartley Charles Kincaid Gertie Remley J. D. Holland Rogers Chris Sawyer Caleb Forbes Lacon

County Treasurer Candidate Announces Candidacy

The undersigned announces themselves as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican primaries held April 28. Thomas Gants.

Thomas Gants

Local Notes and Arrivals Townwide

Robert Law visited his parents in this city over Sunday. Mrs. F. T. Brown underwent a serious operation last week. Mrs. Ed H. Heath cares for her mother‑in‑law, Mrs. W. W. Heath. Miss Nellie Law and friends from Peoria attended grand opera in Chicago. Philip Steimle rented the Thomas Duke house on Market Street and moved yesterday. Lucy Dennis returns from California and will live on Richard Street. W. R. C. meets Saturday April 7 with full attendance requested.

Rose Shaffer Elsie Poarch Schmidt Lacon Morrisey Toulon Shorts Carrico A. McKeon Laura Bell Elmer Charley Alford Whitefield M. E Mayme Price Charles Orwig Mr. Orwig M. E. Church Lucy Dennis Bonner Mrs. Jennings M. B A. McKoon Sure Hatch Robert Law F. T. Brown Ed H. Heath W. W. Heath Nellie Law Peoria Grand Opera Chicago Philip Steimle Thomas Duke Market Street California Richard Street Henry C. J. W. Finder Eac Cc L. Wierman Magnolia John Mead A. D. Stevens W. H. Wallace Pekin Thomas Monier Lawton Oklahoma Floyd J. M. Powers James Wable Case Farm Charles Dewey John Steele Peru Thorp Town House of Representatives Ross Gregory Calvin Carruthers Washburn City Hall J. P. Nesbit Princeton N. J East Philadelphia New York City M. BE. Todd Presbyterian Church John Anderson Ann Buri-Jenks Chicago Press Association Jenks L. M. Lincoln Lincoln

Putnam County Treasurer Candidate Announces Run

Lyle H. Durley declares candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to April 28 1906 primaries. Durley lists intent to seek the office in Putnam County.

Putnam County Lyle H, Durley

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Shire Days

Putnam births and local news abound as a Cemetery association meeting elects officers O P Carroll president and Mrs B F Kelso secretary marriage of Walter Winship and Minnie Puttcamp noted election results approve straight Republican slate with one exception healer Morton Li Hill of Lebanon Indiana touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism claiming rapid relief and life saved story ends with sale by Powell for the cure.

Morton Li Hill Lebanon Ind J. BE A. Powell

Marriage of Miss Lucy Thierry to Arthur H Gotchall

Last Thursday Miss Lucy Thierry and Arthur H Gotchall of Wenona were married in Peoria. They spent a few days with the bride's sister Mrs. C R Wheeler, near Putnam, then returned to Wenona to begin their married life. The groom is nephew of T W Stoner of the city.

Lucy Thierry Arthur H. Gotchall Wenona Peoria C. RR. Wheeler Putnam T. W. Stoner

City Council Meets in Regular Session April 1906

The monthly meeting at city hall included Mayor Hutchins and five Aldermen with one absent. Bills for water works, police, electricity, gasoline, and printing were approved. Treasurer’s report showed a balance of 4,544.41. Miss Marie Brehm of the W C T U will lecture at the Presbyterian Church April 18 free of admission. Peoria Presbytery plans spring sessions in Henry on April 8 9 1901 with 35 churches supervised and 32 delegates attending the first evening.

Hutchins Brown Cromwell Smith Townsend Dille Dewey Geo. Halbleib Walter Eagleston Sisiele Henry J Electric Company Standard Oil Company Kuss Bros Viele Eee Es Eles D. D. Brown Meeieetert J Burt & Son Printing Council Marie Brehm Illinois Presbyterian Church Pacific Ensign Miss Brehm California Marie G. Breim Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Illinois Peoria First Presbyterian Church of Henry R. L. Campbell

Inquest Probes Death of Mrs Margaret Taylor in Lacon

Coroner W J Thomas presided an inquest over the body of Mrs Margaret Taylor found in her Lacon home about 9 30 pm the previous day with clothes on and coverlet. Dr Potts attributed paralysis from brain hemorrhage. A jury including Dr Potts and local men returned a verdict per the physician. Witnesses E C Heckard Harriet J Sherburne Emma Blackman testified. Mrs Taylor, age 80, a Colgata North Wales native, had lived in Illinois about 50 years. Interment in Lacon cemetery.

Margaret Taylor W. J. Thomas Lacon Grover CG. Heckard Thomas E. C. Heckard Harriet J. Sherburne Emma Blackman Colgatha North Wales Illinois Lacon Cemetery

Palm Sunday Devotion Begins at St Marys with Rev Titus

Palm Sunday devotion called Worry hours starts at St Marys Church led by Rev Titus from Chicago with several assistants. Sermons at 9 am and 7 30 pm, English services for German readers, confession times, and processions by the Society of the Sacred Heart and W C U. Also notes subscription offer for The Republican and Chicago Daily Chronicle.

St. Mary's Titus Chicago Father Emery WY. Hollstein Rapid City Gussi St. Joseph’s Peoria Lsyorion Society of the Sacred Heart Insurance Society of the W. C. U

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Ill Tony White Herry White Lacan High School SOUTH MILO North Saratoga Toluca Curtis Holland Richland Gertie John Remley Mitchell Miller Marian Head Walter Miller Mitchell Fannie Miller Viola Wm. Feazel Walter Winship Minnie Puttcamp L. H. Pennell Mary Williams Waltham New Church Waltham Mass Albert Stickel Stickel 8. L. Case Shires Alderman Townsend Alderman Brown Brown, Smith, Townsend H. Hutchins Elias B. Wright GC. T H. J. Gregory Richard Anske Patrick Payton Minnie Payton Misses Rose Kathrine Krenz Beulah Nicholson Stomeo and Juliet Grand Opera House Chicago Davly Chronicle The Henry Republican Daily Palm Sunday Republican Chicago Daily Chronicle Chronicle
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