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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
10
Read about new spring suits at special prices from Peoria's one floor store. Blue serges and mixtures in blue black and grey offered at 16.75, with latest Eastern designs. $30 and $35 value suits priced at 25, a special purchase for early season shoppers.
Dresses come in black and white blue and white and brown and white striped patterns. Waist and skirt trimmed with self colored materials. Sleeves feature a kimono style. Priced as special values for 10 dollars.
Gladys Dakin and Gladys Rubie visit Yoruca for a shop and paint update. Mrs Lizzie Phillips has been under a doctor's care this past week. The Ladies Aid hosted a 100 cent special at the Haws home Friday. Miss Coddington of Chicago showcased millinery at R W Spencer's, returning in two weeks. Magnolia Varna Lostant Hope Sunday school totals are listed. Seven Sisters lecture at Ma sonic hall set for April 14 with Lostant performers. Cemetery association elected officers at John Bronn's home. a May entertainment at Masonic Hall features readings music and an all star cast with tickets 25 and 15 cents.
Norman Coe was absent due to illness. The high school boys played a game last Saturday and were fooled, while Tonica high school visits Saturday and hopes to upstage them. Teachers report progress in Algebra I and various literature, history, rhetoric, and grammar studies with upcoming tests. J. N. Smith represents D B Stewart in bookkeeping.
The Consolidated school house prepares for a school election on Saturday April 15 from 12 30 to 2 30. A parade of visitors includes Miss Cora Harned of Magnolia and Max Whitney with family returning to Chicago. Social visits note Bessie Davidson Marie Gallacher at Foa Smiths, plus Cordelia Wilson and James Price from Streator. Oliver Wilson of the National Grange to speak at Magnolia Grange hall at 3 pm. Mr Orr of Massachusetts educations department visits to observe the John Swaney School. Local scenes report several trips to Granville and Streator.
Mrs Beck returns home after stay with John Beck and wife. Mr and Mrs Joe Allen visit Harvey Allen. Minnie Bowers of Pontiac visits uncle Joseph Albert. Willis Deininger family hosts relatives. Anna Custer Hall of Henry to present Royal Neighbors event April 19 at M W A hall in Florid with Leverett Simpson and Miss Hartley. Admission 25 center and 15 for children. Royal Neighbors serve ice cream after. Also notes Simon Beck recovered from measles Carl Mortenson to farm in Minnesota. Allison Cassel to visit Chicago. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound recommended for children. Genuine in yellow package. Iron monger
The Granville area reports a large blaze last July that damaged numerous buildings. Attorney Hunt announced settlements with several insured and uninsured claimants totaling 26 376 dollars. Local items note community news, elections, school events, and social notices from Granville and nearby towns.
An M D promotes D D D as a permanent eczema cure claiming clients nationwide praise it. Letters from patients like August Santo of Chillicothe and Dr Ira Babbert of Caldwell cite dramatic skin improvements and high costs paid for the remedy.
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