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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
8
Advert says Electric Bitters restore digestion and vigor, urging early use to prevent breakdown. Endorsed by Miss J. E. VandeSande of Kirkland Illinois who credits relief from illness and exhaustion after using several bottles. Sold by all druggists Philadelphia and St. Louis noted.
The Madelia Messenger reports Henry L Frishey died at St Peter hospital on March 31 1915 and was buried April 2 at Riverside cemetery. Born near Henry Indiana February 10 1848 he lived in Nebraska and Minnesota before settling in Madelia. He was blind from age about 61 and survived by a wife one son two daughters and two sisters. Funeral conducted by Rev Goodell.
A longtime subscriber and reader of The Republican has passed away. Family members speak of the emotional loss and the comfort that comes from knowing the loved one rests in peace after years of support and companionship with the paper.
Obituary notes Henry Frisbey and recalls the second generation of Mallary Frisbey pioneers. Loton Frisbey built a long standing farm landmark amid sparse settlements. The Mallary siblings Page George Hiram and Sylvanus spread to Chicago Watke gar and Henry County. Page was the first Blacksmith on his farm, aiding a wide region. The Frisbey family of eight children grew prominent locally. Many kin married, and descendants moved to Madeira and Minnesota, preserving memories of early days and frontier life.
W H Mooberry died Sunday morning at Deaconess hospital Peoria at age 26. He was born December 14 1887 and graduated from the local school. Survived by parents Sande and Linten Mooberry three sisters Dawra Phillips of Morton Ryan and Nina Applen and two brothers Alvat and Wylees Mooberry. Funeral at parental home 829 W McClure Peoria burial at Moberts cemetery near Morton. Public tributes followed.
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