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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
3
Sparland residents visited relatives in Iowa and hometown guests shared reports of family visits. Local residents joined Mrs. Trompeter’s family in Peoria and Wallace Hoadley’s painting projects marked idle time as others traveled to Lacon and Henry for visits with relatives.
A long coal train moved through here on Monday marking the first such run in some time. Miners appear to be active somewhere nearby. Mrs J W Thomas visited in Peoria with her husband and daughter while he worked locally.
La Prairie residents report travels to Colorado and visits among Peoria friends. Agnes Burnett visits Danvers friend Russer. Anna Monier returns from the country to Peoria with Kehlenbach and Lester Monier. Spencer of Peoria lately stayed with the Burnetts. A testimonial features Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and lung trouble with a patient from Rocky Mount NC praising its cure.
Camp Grove reports include new 60 horsepower gasoliner engine by Water Co and planned water main laying next week. Fr Roach on vacation to Colorado for about three weeks. Owensville and college guests, and a picnic at Bailey's on Spoon River. Jefferies and Johnson fight pictures banned by Mayor Doheney. Yellowstone Park tourism planned on Samuel King and wife extended west trip. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised by A Ironmonger.
Mrs O W Hurd has been under doctors care. Mrs Milton Gaumer and three children visit her mother in Walton Indiana. Dr and Mrs Menoher on extended visit in Ionia. Mr Gray visiting friends from Chicago. Miss Evie Many and Florence Suisser noted. Ed McCraw visited in Duripatha. Miss Ima Gaumer Wastie Buest with Alma Peterson. Mrs Brank Marshall and two daughters returned to Monmouth. Mrs and Mrs G Blood back from Minnesota.
Mrs Al Cruse of Monica visits relatives and church members attend services. Families plan picnics and travels to Colorado and Omaha. Threshing continues with high yields of oats and wheat. Several residents visit relatives in Iowa, New Jersey, Burlington and Spirit Lake. A burglary hits Washburn with safes untouched and a missing telescope from the laboratory.
Local residents claim Dean's Kidney Pills ease back pain and urinary issues after months of overwork. A Chillicothe woman recalls acute kidney attacks and widespread benefit from using the remedy over several years.
Community news lists visits and travels. Mrs A Jssistler and family marched eastward for Wistt Wilk relatives in southern Indiana. Neighbors report Dakota trips, crop conditions, and weekend gatherings at various homes in Bradford and surrounding areas. Epworth League and Ladies Aid announce events with leaders and locations.
An advertisement features Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute praising Foley Kidney Pills as the only medicine that gave a permanent cure after years of kidney trouble and costly cures. The note ends with general local notices about visits, social events, and market day plans, plus a travel health tip urging Champlain Chamberlain's remedy for travel diarrhea.
Mrs. Alice Williams moved to Henry to enroll her daughter Alicea Delphine in the Henry High School this September. George Harney brought a machinist from Peoria to repair the Crow Meadow Threshing Co. thresher. The threshing crew finished Friday and the machine is now in Whitefield threshing. Mrs. Barbara Quinn returned from Jefferson Indiana after two months visiting her daughter. A. L. Spencer spent weekend visiting relatives in Con Mins. Mae Massey of Bloomington visited the area tending the family pet James Butt. Charles A. White and wife from Sykiain visited relatives in this country. Whey sat came from Ola E Hood days seat in Ba Prarie.
Probate court updates include final settlements for Albert G. Everley and George W. Bethard estates, guardianship for Josephine Grill, and administration for Ella E. Peters. Real estate transfers list deeds from Thomas Hubbell to Charles Dille and George W. Snell to N. W. Macon, plus a tax deed from County Clerk Connell to Albert Missal.
Toluca Herald reports Ambrozio Sontognossi was stabbed in the stomach by his brother Briami no Sontognossi in a feud. Ambrozio is in serious condition at Streator hospital. The assailant remains at large.
Beginning July 103 0 reguIa meetings of the Board of Reviews of Marshall County will be held at the Court House in Lacon at 9 a m and 5 30 pm five days a week until work is completed All complaints must be in writing and signed and mailed to the Board of Review Lacon Ill by August 15 1910
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