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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1903

Page

5

Local notes and incidents in Saratoga and area

Saratoga reports Mike Hayline injured when a colt was frightened by a horse and pulled to the ground. Prank Baker found a pocketbook with about 80 dollars lost by Joe Clark last year. Henry King and wife attend a funeral in Laurens for Mrs Ganzer of La Prairie. James Winn and a Miss Owens wed at the Catholic church last Wednesday. Charley Hubyal ill, Dr Johnson called. School election last Saturday elected Owen Doyle director. Light snowfall and cold. heating demand rises. Patrick Colsing and daughters trading in Henry. Mr Mulcaha lost a horse between his place and Henry last week. Charley Hawkerworth's baby ill again. David Casey sick again.

Mike Hayline Talbot Mr Hayline Prank Baker Frank Kline Joe Clark Henry King Laurens Iowa Ganzer la Prairie Lis James Winn Miss Owens Charley Hubyal Dr Johnson Castleton Owen Doyle Patrick Colsing Daughters of Henry Mulcaha Charley Hawkeworth David Casey

Sparland and Varna News Roundup From Sparland Illinois

Residents report social calls and repairs at Sparland with notes on atwood, Bruce Green, Luhs Huffman powder accident, and new bank plans. Varna club women meet with officers elected, local visits, weather hints of winter lingering, and summer plans including Kohler family travel to Olympia and cattle shipments to Chicago.

Crow Meadow Social Round Includes Taft Visit

Crow Meadow residents recall a cousin visit from Mrs Case family. Taft, once living near Leadville, Colorado, has not seen Mrs Case’s family recently. Mrs George Wable sustained a severe facial burn from steam in a kettle. Henry Kapraun wins new school director seat to fill C M Dawson’s vacancy. Case Rollins of Sheffield visited Easter with her parents, returning Thursday. Jonn Hartn had an exciting town drive home last week. State Fish Commissioners toured on the steamer Illinois. Mrs Smith shows slow improvement after illness. Edith and Elmer Quinn visited Eva Anderson at Lone Tree. Oat sowing now requiring farmer attention.

L. Case

Beauty and Strength From Digestive Aid Promoted

Purported health note urges women to improve vigor by keeping blood pure and using Herbine after meals to aid digestion. Claims remedy dulls sickness, enhances skin brightness, and prevents paleness and weakness. Sold for 60c at J. E. & F. A. Powell's.

J. E F. A. Powell

Whitefield Corners Local News and Illness Notice

Mrs Snyder reports Clyde Dillie gravely ill with typhoid fever and James Thompson fighting carbuncles after measles. Neighbors pity Clyde and extend sympathy. An Elder Van Pelt sermon pleased attendees. Odd Fellows plan anniversary sermon on Sunday the 25th at 2:30. School election to be held next Saturday 4 to 6 with proper judges. Gem lodge invited to 3 PM address. Various local notes on visits, orchard planting, and town events.

van Pelt Odd Fellows Coolidge Gem Lodge Messers Camp Sterritt J. Harris Wm Johnson Eck Wright

Hospital Visit Notes and Family Gatherings in Peoria

Jesse Rhinebeck and Willis Rickey visited Peoria last Sunday and checked on T. D. Hubbell at the hospital where recovery remains slow. Mrs M Yaeger and daughter Mrs Anton Bogner hosted a Sunday gathering at their home. Jay Chapman spent the weekend with a cousin employed by T. D. Hubbell. Charlie Hawksworth’s baby is again ill and a physician was summoned Sunday. Prof C. S. Dille is reported very ill at his Peoria home. Annie Camp visited her sister Mrs Val Hofer on Sunday. David Nighswonger visited his brother Sol Sandsy.

Jesse Rhinebeck Willis Rickey Peoria T. D. Hubbell M. Yaeger Anton Bogner Jay Chapman Charlie Hawksworth Dille Val. Hofer David Nighswonger Sol Feet Sandsy

Local school retainments rewarded amid town notes

Mr Panzer of the Tax school and Mr Ganzer of the Hull are kept for the coming year, marking four and two years respectively with a 2.5 raise to 15 dollars monthly. Albert Johnson substituted for Mr Stateler on R F D routes during sickness and bereavement. A lynx-like animal spotted again, and local residents share sympathy for the Statelers. Charles Held and son Foster attended the Grand Opera in Ia Peoria. Marlon and Julia Strawn visited the Held household. Fred Stouter notes cholera’s impact on boys. Mrs R A Antrim visited relatives in Lacon. Rose Shaffer saw her parents over Sunday. Judd Onger passed by.

Panzer Ganzer Hull Albert Johnson Varna Marlon Julia Strawn God Mra Waldo Suny Fred Stouter R. A. Antrim Lacon Rose Shaffer Judd Onger

Local notes from Camp Grove and vicinity in April

Marriage of Miss Minnie Owens to James Winve of Camp Grove announced as seen. several residents report travel, visits, and illnesses. Ray Freeman assumes depot duties at Van Patten. Mrs Laura Ganzer’s death prompted Henry King and wife to travel from Albert City. Easter dance postponed due to weather. multiple local visits to LaPrairie Peoria Chicago Canton Cleve land and Broadmoor noted.

Minnie Owens James Winve Camp Grove Furier Dext Ween Mildred Eyer Janieta St Joseph Ray Freeman van Patten Raymond Mr Eyer Jesse Bosale Rhinebuck Hilda Hall Cleveland Chicago Frank Mable Ebright Belle King Peoria A. P. Freeman Wm Devine Broadmoor Anna King

Texas man buys town house and 8840 acre ranch

E C Mauffair of Clarendon Texas reports purchases of a stylish town house with city water and electric lights, plus a ranch of 8840 acres, 500 cattle, mules, and machinery. He rents 200 acres of farmland for one third of the crop. Round-up scheduled for June to market about 2500 cattle. His parents enjoy their new southern home as he plans further ventures two miles from one Denver Rio Grande station.

E C. Mauffair Clarendon Texas Denver Rio Grande e—Putnam Cook

Local Gossip and Small Town News Card

Alfred Johnson adds groceries and welcomes a baby boy. A. G. Mitchell proclaims a new cook and baby girl. Fire alarm rescues a residence after a spark from a chimney. Hennepin reports local election results and licenses. Teachers’ institute invites attendance. The Glad Tidings party tours Henry with Capt Broomfield. Election day tensions rise as civic notes spread.

Alfred Johnson Second Street A.G. Mitchell High Street Tis Atd Agone John Reavey Hennepin W. H. Casson J. W. Turner J.dore Adam Deck Jasper Cecil C. C. Greiner J. 8 Simpson A. G. Mitchell J. M. Stauffer Geo Young G. M. Cunningham Mark Durley Colonel Chas Bush Cal Little Jack Marjory Leech Peoria Red Swain Grandma Mume Rey Durley Bradley Polytechnic School of Peoriate B. AL Robinson Cambridge Maas Henry Sunday Broomfield Childs Reynolda Noble Jim Barnard

Kadol advertised as a stomach cure and digestant

Dyspepsia Cure Kadol claims to ease indigestion and stomach disorders with a testimonial from Mire Mary Crick White Plaines Ky. She reports rapid improvement and full restoration of weight health and strength after several bottles. Also notes a local school program with performances by Gardner Williams and mentions election of L H Pennell as director. Edith Read returns from Chicago to visit. Lina Stickel travels from Eureka.

Crick White Plaine Kadol Dr Powell

Great Sensation In Leesville Over Saved By Remedy

In Leesville Indiana W H Brown, believed near death, survived with Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. He says it relieved asthma pain and led to a complete cure. Similar cures of consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip are reported. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar. Guaranteed by Dr Powells drug store trial bottle free.

Leesville Ind W. H.rown

McNabb School Election Reelected Director Morris

The school election occurred at the school house Saturday afternoon Morris was reelected as director The proposal to move the school site from its present location to McNabb was opposed by voters The article notes Mr Childs of Granville bought stock of Ford and Chance and held an auction Saturday afternoon and evening Also mentioned are the death of Mrs Swisher at her son O Bumgarner’s home Sunday and the funeral held Tuesday Frank Koehler has been under a doctor’s care awaiting speedy recovery Stanton’s sister from Chicago has come to help at her brother’s house

Rascal Pat Gardner Williams L. H. Pennell Kildow Misa Williams Eandry School Christian Morris McNabb Childs Granville Ford and Chance Mra Swisher O. Bumgarner Boorat Frank Koehler Éter Stanton Chicago

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Sold Here

A claimed one to two day remedy titled mystic cure promises rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia. Advertiser states immediate disease disappearance after first dose and notes pricing of 75 cents and one dollar with sale by J E and R A Powell.

Benets Soldy J.E R.A. Powell

Ms Palatine Births and Deaths and Local News Across Town

Friends of Irving Dennis mourn his death at his parents home in Henry. Dennis and sister Edith have been teachers in Mt Palatine area. Guthober traveled to Chicago then Oberlin for brother Fred’s sending. Henry Bossenbverger plans orchard on new farm and next spring move. Mr and Mrs T Gallacher hosted a reception for Fred Gallaher. John M Gunn attended Fox Silver Association meeting in Streator April 18 and 14. Sunday evening endeavor meeting led by John Dilla. Henry Gunn returns from Champaign after weeks away. Miss Clara Leléchth oagne spent Sunday at home.

Irving Dennis Henry Dennis Edith Mt Palatine Guthober Chicago Oberlin Fred Mina Lizzie Hoyle Henry Bossenbverger T. &. Gallacher Fred. Gallaher John M. Gunn Fox Silver Association Streator Endeavor John Dilla Henry Gunn Champaignfo le Clara Leléchth Oagne

Social Sunday gathering at Mrs Nordstroms home

Sunday was a social event spent at the home of Mrs Nordstrom who invited many friends for dinner. The day was rainy but pleasant for all. The dinner was splendid with all appetites satisfied. Charles Norlin is quite poorly at this writing after being taken down last week.

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