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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1906

Page

10

Local items from Magnolia and surrounding towns

Magnolia residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on where they came from or went, including Clara Leitschuh aiding at Phillips restaurant and Grace Ehringer visiting relatives. Threshing is progress, corn needs rain, and the Illinois Farmers Institute will meet in Magnolia December 21 22 with officers named. Church notes announce August services and a two day camp meeting at Mineral Springs campground with union Sunday schools and excursions.

Clifford Haws Joel Haws Varna H. C. Mills Ohio O. F. Taylor Granville Mae Brenn Anna Judd Dawson Judd Henry Clara Leitschuh Phillips Milan Evans J. H. Harris Peoria Ben Griffin Whitefield Davison Toluca Grace Ehringer Washburn Moffitt Wright J. G. Clemens Magnolia G. F. Griffin Lillie Hazel Glover Low Point Mayme Glover F. L. Glover Baby Pleasant Hill Daisy Griffin Hilda Missal Venona George W. Hunt Ingersect Illinois Farmers’ Institute Putnam County A. B. Wilson B. 0. Gunn A. D. Hiltab Strawn Epworth League Mineral Springs Rutland

McNabb Neighbors Report Visits and Chautauqua Plans

Enida Griffith McNabb has measles while George Hopper aids sister Anita at home. Visitors include Blanche and Carrie Dagger of Liberty Neb and Beatrix Taylor of Streator. The Putnam County Chautauqua opens Tuesday Aug 7 with season tickets at 1 and programs at local stores.

Enida Griffith George Hopper Anita Silvis Blanche Carrie Dagger Liberty Neb J. A. McNabb Lester Kerns Reading F. E. Kerns Beatrix Taylor Streator Mildred Smith C. B. Frence Oberlin Theresa Fisher Granville Hubert Beck John McNabb Princeton Chautauqua Assembly McNabb

Putnam County Announces Two Republican Candidacies

George W. Hunt declares for County Superintendent of Schools on the republican ticket subject to primary voters in Putnam county. E. E. Wonser announces for County Treasurer on the republican ticket subject to primary elections in Putnam county.

Putnam County George W. Hunt

County Treasurer Race in Putnam County Primaries

Lyle H. Durley calls for Republican primaries to nominate a county treasurer for Putnam County. The statement urges party members to participate in the upcoming selection process.

Candidate for Sheriff of Putnam County on Republican Ticket

Jasper Cecil announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Putnam County on the Republican ticket subject to primary action. The filing signals intent to seek the office as party nominee in upcoming elections.

Putnam County E. E. Wonser Lyle H. Durley Jasper Cecil

Marie Gallacher Leads Music Week At The Church On Eugene W Chafin

The program spans Thursday to Sunday with soloists Miss Olson Miss Helen Smith and Miss Marie Gallaher, Rev Bell Rev Love Rev Jones and Mrs Florence Richards. It features instrumental and vocal solos, recitations, chalk talks, and a Meneley quartet with a public lunch counter on grounds and excursion trains after evening meetings.

Rev. Bell Frances Willard John Sobieski Miss Gallaher Rassmussen F. BE. Smith Russia Rey, Hutchins Eugene W. Chafin Marie Gallache Molson Miss Olson Helen Sx F. B. Smith Florence D Bessie Davidson Anna Robinson Mamie Hawthorne Mamie Hull Nira Beck Fay Wabel Anna Tommes Rev. Love Florence D. Richards Rev. Jones Frank S. Regan Meneley Quartet Hutchinson Bell Marie Gallaher Helen Smith Fannie Griffith W. L. Mills

Bucklen's Arnica Salve credited for healing editor

Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Eminence Kentucky recalls being attacked four years ago by Piles and says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in ten days with no trouble since. The salve is touted as quickest healer of burns sores cuts and wounds at 25 cents at Powell's City Drug Store Henry Indiana.

Major Hamm The Constitutionalist Eminence J. E. & F. A. Powells City Henry, I

Village residents take excursion to Dixon for chautauqua

MT. PALATINE residents and others traveled Tuesday to Dixon for a chautauqua entertainment. Threshing is progressing. oats yield about 32 bushels. Various visits and exchanges noted include Mrs. Abner Pipes with daughter at Allen Smith's and multiple trips among local families and neighbors. A lawn social is planned at George Puffer's home on Saturday evening Aug 4.

G. O. Davis John Korneman Adam Matern Iowa Fred Gallaher Chicago

Local Notes from Lostant and Surrounding Areas

Charley Stimson's daughter Ruth lies ill with measles while Charley Malhorn of Missouri visits relatives near Lostant and Tonica. Various residents relocate or travel, schools hire C W Randall as Lostant principal, and Miss Dimmit takes a new teaching post at Rankin. People visit Iowa Peru Lafayette Streator Kankakee and enjoy road improvements and nearby land tours.

Lostant Charley Stimson Ruth Charley Malhorn Missouri Tonica Eugene Boshel Joe Fairchild Atwood Vinnie Hagy J. T. Bliss Sparland J. G. Hagy G. &. Hillabrand C. A. Whitney C. Reynolds H. C. Barton J. E. Heady Indiana Guy Barber Rockford Beryl Illinois Central Board of Education C. W. Randall Aurora Peru Daniel Ernest Bliss Lafayette Schenneshoefer Murphy Streator Emmet Downer Kankakee Frank. Patterson Mr. Downer

Weather and farming notes from Tonica district

The letter describes typhoid concerns, oats harvest progress with 32 to 60 bushels per acre yields, and two showers impacting fall plowing. It reports Squire Foote of Tonica suffering a severe stroke and mentions crops in Arkansas as fair except potatoes. Julius Kahn travels to Iowa on business, and William Bragan moves to the Dick Ashley farm tenant house to work the rest of the year.

Squire Foote Tonica Arkansas Illinois Julius Kahn Iowa Wm. Bragan Lostant Dick Ashley Mr. Ashley

Political Candidates and Delegates for Putnam County 1906

Voters prepare for the August 4 primary with lists of candidates for U S Senator Shelby M Cullom Richard Yates and William B Webster and for State Treasurer Aden Knoph Andrew Russel Joseph B Messick John F Smulski. Also shown are candidates for Superintendent of Public Instruction Joseph Edward Bangs Francis C Blair I F Edwards Walter R Kimzey. for Congress Joseph V Graff. for General Assembly H T Ireland Josiah Kerrick EB Wil son. for County Judge William E Hawthorne Henry C Mills. for County Clerk Henry S Ed dingfield. for County Treasurer Lyle H Durley John W Stouffer Edmond E Wonser. for Sheriff Jasper Cecil Clarence Ray. for County Superintendent George W Hunt. Also listed are convention delegates for State Springfield Aug 21 and Congressional Peoria Aug 16 and various senatorial and county convention delegates with multiple names.

United States Shelby M. Cullom Richard Yates William B. Webster Aden Knoph Andrew Russel Joseph B. Messick John F. Smulski Joseph Edward Bangs Francis C. Blair I. F. Edwards Walter R. Kimzey Congress Joseph V. Graff General Assembly H. T. Ireland Josiah Kerrick Wilson William E. Hawthorne Henry C. Mills Henry Eddingfield Lyle H. Durley John W. Stouffer Edmond E. Wonser Jasper Cecil Clarence Ray George W. Hunt Springfield A. W. Hopkins Granville H. R. Morris Magnolia Peoria W. H. Casson Hennepin J. H. Williams Senachwine J. A. McNabb E. H. Child Dwight J. M. Williams J. B. Bush G. W. Ramsey, Jr A. D. Fisher Wm. Winters Mason Wilson Charles Lundgren W. Aukland Wm. Chestnut Perry l Dakin T. B. Gallaher J. O. Winship H. W.downey Wm. Kelso J. M. Wherry George Wheeler Wm. Ball I. S. Williams A. B.child J. L. McCord Fred Nauman W. P. Magee A. J. Robinson James Cherry John Henning Joseph Gariglietti O. A. Vietinghoff A. L. Anderson John Buhn J. A. Freeborn B. Walborn John Hirschy A. J. Sherman

Escapee Leon Sandisa Flees After Rape Charge

Leon Sandisa, confined in Hennepin jail since last April, broke jail last Sunday night. He fled from Magnolia after allegedly raping a 14 year old girl, daughter of Jamies Latham, and disappeared. No further details available.

Hennepin Leon Sandisa Magnolia Jamies Latham

Escape Through Jail Pipe Route Echoes Earlier Breakout

The report details Sandisa’s escape via cutting through pipe boards in the jail’s northeast corner, moving south under the east window, removing bricks like a past case by the Eames boys, discarding dirt, and leaving clothes outside. A farewell card hints at Canada as a possible destination, with Sandisa’s identifying marks noted and doubts cast on pursuit.

Eames Canada

For Sale First Class Carriage and Harness

For sale in first class order a used but little red painted running gear leather top rubber tired one seated carriage. Also a single buggy harness in good repair. Apply at A Doelzer & Co's shop.

A. Doelzer & Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Our Morphew Hardware Co Magnolia, Ill the Republican RR. A. Ward Henry Reublican Heis Magnolia Personals Waldron Kas Argus Putnam County Chautauqua Gram Mae Angerards Tair G. P. Gallaher Meneley Chester L. Rick G. M. Danley Decatures Cleo Chance Lela Blanche Allen Charles Odekirk Florid George Hetrick Bayou H. N. Laurens Depue Nora O’brien Babe Simeon Beck W. W. Ralph Alice Dr. Watson Clarabelle Joliet Sam Clemens John [Pees H. EB. Allen Mr. McAdams L. L. Dugan Clemens & Dugan Romomoc Mason’s R. W. Spencer Magnolia Bank Robert G. Dakin, M. D J. M. Downey Massie W. H. Weathers Magnolia, Ili Chicago Veterinary College Lash Place Ramage House Magnolia Central J. H. Massie Griffith’s Laundry James Prop Onken
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