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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1907

Page

2

Magnolia News Roundup and Local Notices

Local notes from Magnolia cover church services at Magnolia Caledonia and Strawn with Sunday school times and Epworth League changes. Genealogical updates include Mrs Ramage, Judd, and Lash visitors, and a gala Aug 10 at J. G. Clemens store with bargain events. Grain business shifts to Surface Ensign with Harry Surface as manager. local residents plan western moves. recent ball game in Florida ended amid a scrap. Cadillac delivered to Dr Dakins boosts practice.

Magnolia Strawn Caledonia Epworth League

Rev Ramsey praised. Las Animas pastor to return

The Tuas Animas Leader reports the fourth quarterly Methodist conference in Las Animas Col last night. Rev Ramsey, serving since Jan 1 1907, saw 65 new members added and all finances paid. The conference urged his return for another year and noted plans to assign an assistant to help cover rural districts.

Magnolia J J Ramsey Las Animas Col Tuas Animas Col Methodist Church R A Chase Ramsey Cay Ramsey Las Animas

Social Visits and Local Guests Week End Report

Mr and Mrs J C Sutherland spent Saturday and Sunday with Dr and Mrs Turner at Sandwich. Miss Vera Couck of Streator visits Hazel Boman. F E Smith was a Toluca caller on Friday. Bertha Hoffman was a Granville caller on Saturday. Mrs Peart entertained her mother last week. Fern Cassebaum of Ladd is the guest of Jessie McNabb this week. Mr and Mrs Milton Mills entertain their cans and families of Ladd this week. Joe Sivell of Magnolia has helped Will Johnson in the lumber yard for several days. McNabb people were busy last week at the Granville chautauqua. Mrs Edminster has been quite sick for several days. Mrs McGeary went to Ladd Saturday to visit her mother. Miss Lucile King of Toniea is visiting her father this week. Mrs Alfred Johnston of Hennepin was a guest at Mr Kuhn's Saturday and Sunday. Clarence Grieves of Chicago Heights spent Saturday and Sunday in town. Mrs Irwin Franklin and little daughter returned to Kansas City on Friday accompanied by her mother, Mr H K Smith, and her sister Miss Heten

Christian Science Services Harvey Ramage Hennepin B. Mitchell Josie Ruble Toluca Florence Ramage Hartenbower Wilber Mann Hebbing Dawson Glenn J. G Clemens R. W. Spencer James Harville Leroy Gertrude Ramsey Spencer Magiolia Venona Charles Lash Ohio John Dean Kansas Illinois Harry Ramage Charles Mr. Clemens J C Sutherland Turner Sandwich Vera Couck Streator Hazel Boman E Smith Bertha Hoffman Granville Peart Fern Cassebaum Ladd Jessie McNabb Milton Mills Joe Sivell Magnolia Will Johnson McNabb Edminster McGeary Lucile King Toniea Alfred Johnston Kuhn Clarence Grieves Chicago Heights Irwin Franklin Kansas City H. K. Smith Heten Lyle H Durtey Rey Blanche L. Patterson Chicago Adam Ida Sarah Minnie Deck Little Richard Cook Little Richard Allen Breed Virginia B. Leech J W . Turner H B Zenor W. E. Eddy Darlene Zenor W &E

Palatine notes travel and local changes report

MT Palatine reports Mrs Wiley Gallaher and children returning to Chicago. Villagers attended a Granville chautauqua. George Burgess moved to rooms above Mr Dill’s store. Thomas Duke and a Mr Martin visited on business from Henry. Farmers report better than expected hay and oats harvest starting. Frank Matern sold his outfit near Henry. Mr and Mrs Bann with son Flord from Blackwell Oklahoma visiting relatives.

Wiley Gallaher Chicago Granville George Burgess Dill Thomas Duke Martin Henry Frank Matern Bann Flord Blackweil Oklahoma Dave

Local residents greet visitors and attend events

Miss Olga Johnson visits cousin Edna Devereux in town while Rollin Travis sells two rare Cadillacs. Nebraska guests John Tottersmen and family visit daughter Mrs Lewis Gardner. Owen Allen of Henry visits Mrs Sarah Cassell and Harry Allen. Chautauqua at Granville praised. numerous residents travel to Chicago for family and funeral events. local farming and shoptalk noted as well as a big dinner plan at the Cecil hotel next Sunday with one hundred plates.

Olga Johnson Ohio Edna Devereux Rollin Travis C. A. Powell John Tottersmen Nebraska Lewis Gardner Owen Allen Henry Sarah Cassell Harry

Back Aches Enduring With New Remedy Claim

Henry Ill citizen C W Woodward reports five year kidney trouble with back pain and dull aches. After using Dean's Kidney Fills from J W Niece's drug store for about two months he feels much better. The remedy is sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sole agents in U S Remember the name Dean's.

Henry C. W. Woodward Carpenter Ill Dean J. W. Niéce Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Jake

Local Couple Enjoy Missouri Trip and Return Home

Mr and Mrs G Greiner and their Missouri company were riding Monday evening when they visited Granville during their trip. They enjoyed a delightful time and returned home about 8 30 p m. County Sunday school convention is in session in Hennepin this week.

G. Greiner Missouri Granville Hennepin

Memories of the Old Seminary Farce and Vinegar Pie Tale

A reminiscence from J. A. Lloyd recounts quirky memories of Henry boys at a seminary hall. They recall visits by night, antics with girls, and a notorious vinegar pie baked from kitchen improvisation. The piece blends humor, recollection, and cheeky anecdotes from 1907 Dixon.

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Gumrmice Hectot Washington Leactire Cotechi Arbuckle Bros New York R. A. Ward Henry Reean Florida Jtm Baye Echo Surface & Ensign Harry Surface Jose Schumacher Colorado Sunder Schurmacher J. J Ramsey Mt, Palatine Fair Exchange Nord The Republican Bors South Dakota Lake Whever George Knepper King George Bachelors’ Hall Sam Dennison Sam Bowman Imp J. A. Lloyd Dixon, NL Ital J. G. Clemens the Magnolia Bank Magnolia, Ill Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association G. W. Keller Undertaker Henry Iii J. M. Downey R. F. Devney W. A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Dlive Street Bank Barnes University Medico Chirulogical Society Louis Ina Bank Ina, I Robert G. Dakin M. Des J. H. Masse W H. Weathers, M. D Gi A. BR. Kregor Chicago Veterinary Colle McNid Frank Potter Chamberlain Sam H. Gwit Henry Republican Conent Mons
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