Judgment notes available at The Republican office
Judgment notes can hereafter be had at The Republican office. A new supply have been printed.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
2
Judgment notes can hereafter be had at The Republican office. A new supply have been printed.
Ed Phillips will soon return from Colorado. A son to Mr. and Mrs. George Hauger was born on April 25. Grandmother Walker has been ill for weeks. Mrs. David Chestnut shopped in Toluca last Tuesday. Several locals, including Mayme Hull and Miss Phebe Bowers, traveled to McNabb and Toluca. The Modern Woodmen drew applicants R Hiatt and Amil Rieska. Various family visits, illnesses, and social events are noted, along with a death in Mt Vernon SD and moving arrangements for Frank Barker.
The weekly Magnolia column reports Miss Gar net Judd’s return to Urbana after visiting relatives, births, elections, and several community updates. Henry Surface elected mayor with trustees and a constable, while local officials and businesses adjust staffing. A high school baseball result and upcoming games are noted along with health notices and a sales pitch for local harvest advertising.
Hennepin Rebekah lodge celebrated 75 years of Odd Fellowship at the Grand Opera House last Monday night with a short program and refreshments. Rain kept many away but attendees enjoyed a festive evening despite the weather.
The Lostant church was remodeled at a cost of 6000 led by Rev. A O Jones and the building committee G A Whitney S Foster James Davey A H Bell and W T Wooley. Whitney kept precise money records and seven memorial windows were donated by families along with interior furnishings including pulpit Bible rug and organ. News notes include local elections a tie resolved by page number guess and a birthday card scene for Mrs Susie Johnson.
A call to join the Prosperity Brigade urges homeowners to prepare houses and barns with a fresh coat of Bradley and Vrooman Absolutely Pure Paint. The ad touts paint as protection against rot and weather, increasing property value and reducing future repair costs.
Granville Echo and Charles Barnard celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on April 17 at the old home. Attendees include John C. Barnard of Omaha and Mrs. Bower and daughter of Paducah, among others. A coroner rules Scotch miner John Taylor died in a coal mine accident at Standard aged 50. Village officers named for the year. ballot shows city measure failed with 70 unmarked ballots. A tornado affecting Bere Gregg near Putnam is reported in the Putnam Record.
Mr. Gregg built a small timber house at the bluff foot near Putnam. The storm drove it over and a dog’s howl alerted Gregg to a fire that had started with overturned contents. The family sought shelter in a potato cave and escaped with damaged goods but no serious injury.
Bob Onward foaled 1899 is a well gaited trotter with strong Onward blood. He will stand the 1909 season at Stingers barn Varna except Saturdays under Grant Glover owner with Carl Phillips as groom. Terms 10 to insure a colt to stand and suck. if mare departs neighborhood, money due at once. Also a Shire Stallion will stand at the same barn for the season with terms 15 to insure colt to stand.
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