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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
4
The specialist visits regularly, sending incurables home without charging fees. He maintains monthly visits while other doctors reduced or stopped after few trips.
Mr and Mrs John Mannon celebrate the arrival of a son born at their home on Aug 158. Miss Hattie Bullyment is sick. Mrs B Cummings and children visit in Baraboo Wisconsin. A medicine show entertains Camp Grove this week. Ray Freeman and daughter Marion visited his parents. Leona Millsingle joins the Hotel Renzi dining room. John Winn visited Peoria. Mrs Jas Owens ill. Kilgore and Hollingsworth Bradford visitors. Annie Gubbins and Belle Ring back from Chicago. Tom Malone and family visited Wyoming. July and wife of Castleton visited Amy Fouts. Mrs John Doran and daughters Celestine and Edna visit E Malone. SUGAR GROVE Mrs Wai Thompson and her mother visit Mrs Lr Hubbat. Las Wilsony attended the town meeting.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Yin Wallace and Misses Murdock visiting or related to Henry and Mrs. Dre Wer Wal ace in Peoria. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
Whiteriged Conhers and Gradyard family plan Tuesday departure for Independence Kansas to visit relatives and father. community notes include camp meeting, Sunday school, convention, rain, and visits. Local mentions include Mrs Ellen Mock Hill of Paxton, Roy Hill, and improvements by the Waiters and farmer updates. An advertisement cites Herbine health remedy and local druggists.
Mr Snell rents a farm near Lombardsville and will move in spring. Elta Birch is poorly. Turner was poisoned trimming hedge but is recovering. Townfolk attended Whitefield Sunday school convention. rain limited turnout. Camp meeting and Milo church plans, with no preaching next Sunday. Milo Christian church members urged to attend meeting at 10:30 Sunday 20th for important business.
Rain improves the corn crop after a weekend shower while townsfolk share family news including birth of a granddaughter to Mr and Mrs R C Forbes. Several local residents like Mr Schiefelbin sell horses to J Gould of Chicago. Irma White visits Washburn, Henry Remley adds a call, and relatives from Ia Rose visit Mrs Forbes.
Mrs A H Waught and son stay with her father John Tyres during Miss Lydia's Chicago absence while friends attend Miss Alice Weatherwax's wedding in Chillicothe. Local visits, alumni excursions, new gas lighting plans, and a rainy spell shape a busy week in Hennepin with numerous gatherings and community updates.
Chester Cofoid and family sold a $150 Chicago excursion on Sunday. Miss Lyda Tyda and Miss Etta Cas plan a three week vacation. Road commissioners completed two new bridges costing about 1100 dollars. City council finished a bridge on the pike between Hennepin and Bureau at 600 dollars. Mamie Green and Dolly of Hyde Park visit Miss Sadie Stouffer. YF W Cherry arrived from Ithaca and left for St Louis. James N Anderson and Mary came from Missouri. George W Greiner and family return from a week with relatives.
An ad praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior to any market option. It notes Forsale by J B E Powell's City Drug Store and Henry in Joplin Missouri, plus other local mentions of weather, visits, and illnesses. A testimonial from Wo Bedell of Flat Rock praises Bucklen's Amnic Salve.
Mr and Mrs Sherwood Merritt of Henry and Steve Merritt visited Wm Chesnay's land last Monday. Families from Chambersburg and Tiskilwa toured area homes. Emma Clements vacationed in Princeton for Chautauqua. Local officials and teachers announced resignations and new hires. Sunday School convention drew many Wheatland attendees.
Peculiar disappearance of pain by J. D. Runyan of Butlerville Ohio attributed to indigestion and biliousness is treated with Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims they cure dizziness sour stomach headache constipation and more. Available at Powell’s City Drug Store Henry Illinois price 25 cents. Publican Henry Bay noted in The Henry publican.
Fragmentary OCR reads Iser present at a wet venue with a bold event noted. A terse line hints at a gathering or performance, but details remain unclear.
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