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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1894

Page

6

Qur Sister Towns LACON Peoria visitors and local visits noted

Lacon notes include J R Chapman from Peoria and Burt editor from Henry Times visiting. Wenona editor L Taylor and Wenona lawyer Jackson called on Lacon plus visits to Tiskilwa and Dwight. Local marriages, travel to Marion Ohio, Chautauqua trips, and a horse mishap near the river are summarized with names and places.

Lacon J. R. Chapman Peoria Burt The Henry Times Hi. L. Taylor Wenona Index Lawyer Jackson Wenons Allen Jennie Muirhead Tiskilwa Wilkinson Dwight Sam Wilkinson John Strawn E1 Goon Ton Johnson Qoon Charlie Thomas Chicago the Lakes van Buren Barney Squire Maxwell Dennis Myres Sarah Burrow Frank Davis Old Settlers B. K. Turbitt Mary Barnes Marion Ohio John Hanley John Lou Hutchins Chautauqua Kellman Rockford Metamora Nellie Thompson Allie Wescoll Paulina Miller Chiago Teke Seaman Renard Dirs Brereton Maggie Eureka Jud Ong Henry Elizabeth Ramsey Albert Denver West

Parson Illness and Local Updates in Sparland

Mrs M Parson remains ill but shows slow improvement. A B Cumming traveled to Chicago on business. Mamie Taurbill visited Blue Island then returned home. Robert Cumming is sick with chills and fever. A J Athay visited his sister Miss Webber in Venona. William O Leary bought a new furred wheeler in Cincinnati. Robert Wargh and wife and Mrs Pringle came back from Denver. Fred Sutherland traveled from Nebraska last Monday. Mrs Tricia and daughter visited Ed Triole's family, our station agent. Hol Walker returned from Nebraska last week with state news.

M. Parson A B. Cumming Fred Sutherland Albert Cumming Nebraska Tricia Adkinson Ibelr Afation Ed Triole Hol Walker Tle

Meiser Boys Thrash Grain for Local Farmers

In poor condition for crops residents report little to live on. The Meister boys and Chas Jacobs were in the vicinity last week helping thrash for Frank O Leary and Wi Osborn. They have a good machine and work the grain through quickly.

Meister Boys Chas Jacobs Frank O'Leary Wi Osborn

Local notes span births visits and weather chatter

Elzy Rowe acquires two fine bicycles while Mrs Herricks visits Clara McManus. Johnnie Monier hosts a Chicago guest. Mrs Salisbury and Clara visit Grandma Jacobs, and Harry Bonham family joy after a son’s arrival. Bonham boy Mark returns home from visiting Larry. Rev Whitmer’s son born Saturday weighs 1114 lbs. Community reports an uneventful month amid accidents and illness.

Elzy Rowe Charles Bromley Henry Bonham Dist South Whitefield Kansas Nebraska Newhalfen Robert Radford Huroka R. Waughop

Whitefield News Roundup Sees Visits Socials and Picnics

Luella Johnson hosts friend Cora Pierson while George Johnson returns from Niagara Pass. Neighbors welcome Miss Cloe Worthington back to Whitefield. The W W society plans an ice cream social on Friday night Aug 24. Local guests include Rob Jones and family, Chaddle Miller, Asa Miller, and Almeda Scriven. Town notes cover races, a Henry driving party, and a busy League gathering led by J H Horr with a new violin feature.

Whitefield Corners Luella Johnson Cora Pierson George Johnson Niagara Pass C. Tanquary Steuben Whitefield Mr Wright Farmington Cloe Worthington W. W. Society Rob Jones Bradford Chaddle Miller Henry Asa Miller Kansas Mark Bonham Iowa Harry Sparland O.swift Austin Clark Clark Geo Burt J. H. Jones Betsy Bobbit League J. H. Horr Mu Lohicego Calvin R. Tog Miss Thomas of Lacon Lillian Runnells Charlie Worthingon

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts a "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming radical results in 1 to 3 days. It asserts immediate disappearance of symptoms and benefits from the first dose. Sold by J. E. and J A Powell, druggists, Henry.

J. E J A Powell Henry

Toluca News Briefs Include Local Sports and Population Shift

James Langan will move to Toluca to weigh coal. Spring Valley defeats Toluca 1 in a football match. A Toluca foot race sees Ed Erbland win and Frank Pierce fall, with Carroll second. Fifty two colored workers leave Toluca for Washington mines, reducing the town’s colored population. Toluca’s coal fields are small compared with Frontenac Kansas where No 1 mine can yield 25 000 tons daily.

Minonk Newa James Langan Toluca Spring Valley Club Ed Erbland Jack Carroll Frank Pierce Benson Pierce Erbland Carrol Frontenac

Toluca Mine No 3 Set for Record Coal Output

The Toluca No 3 mine will feature the best machinery in the United States and is expected to hoist more coal daily. A mammoth shaft tower foundation is being laid and 800 to 1000 workers will be required to operate it before the first snow.

Frontenac Toluca United States

Local notes from Hennepin and surrounding towns

The column records visits by Joseph and Ed Sutherland to relatives, corn sales by Wm Wheeler, a grainary build by Thos Soper, medical troubles of Albert Anderson, and opinions on wallpaper hanging. It also mentions Rev Burr’s Mormonism talk, church roof work, Putnam visits, Sun Bros show reception, camp meetings, excursions, threshing progress, and local social visits by many named residents and families.

Rev Burr Christian Church West

Caldwell's Syrup Pepper Sin Claim Promoted

An advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pep sin as the best remedy for constipation indigestion and biliousness. It invites readers to try large sizes and mentions Dr owells products and 10 dose trials.

Caldwell

Magnolia news brief from Lostant and surrounding towns

Alice Barber Sundayed in Lostant and Cora Bliss worked as a Varna caller. Paul Lambert is ill. George Wable and family visited Whitefield relatives. Rev Bliss returned from Eureka. Grace Heim of Henry visits Mrs Ion Hull. Frank Eddingfield from Chicago visits. Mrs Zelia Fyffe visited Lostant friends. Ethel Zenor of OxBow stayed with Delia Allen. Mrs James Thornton hosted distant relatives. Sadie Dean and Celia Spencer were Lostant callers. Magnololis attended the Recess in Henry last week.

George Wable Whitefield Rev Bliss Eureka Grace Heim Henry

Local social notes from Galesburg and surrounding towns

Numerous visitors and residents noted in town and area including Louis Lawrence of Galesburg visiting Mr McKirgan, the Cramer Bishop family of OxBow with John Dean, Patterson sisters from Lostant, George Helper party from Henry, Maude and May Lambert of Henry, Minnie Disdsway of Henry, Prof Jesse A. Bouton of Sparland, Fannie Helen of Varna, Miles Ruble family of Lostant, H J McAllister family near Wenona, Mrs John Roberts and Ora of Varna, Mrs Simonton and children, Mrs Clara Bishop to Whitefield, Laura Barber and children of Lostant, Cynthia Van Horne and Ora Browne to Peru, Mrs Bosley of Cottage Hill, Josie Hanger’s Hoopeston trip, and many others visiting or hosting in town. Also notes about society visits, guests from Chicago, Bloomington, Galena, and Oak Grove Magnolia Circuit grove meeting on Sept 16 with Rev J W Haily speaking, and final Grove meeting as Magnolia Circuit pastor J T Buiss.

Louis Lawrence Galesburg McKirgan Cramer Bishop OxBow John Dean Patterson Lostant George Helper Henry Maude May Lambert Minnie Disdsway Minnie Balderson Jesse A. Bouton Sparland Fannie Helen Varna Fannie Sivell Miles Ruble Jane Dean H. J. McAllister Wenona John Roberts Ora Wm Simonton Clara Bishop Whitefield Laura Barber Cynthia van Horne Ora Browne Peru Wm Bosley Cottage Hill Lizzie Lambert Josie Hanger Hoopeston Mitchel Toluca Ada Wable Alexander Mary Eliza McKirgan Beatrice Massie Lizzie McAllister R M. Dent Cora Bloomington Galena Balle Evans Ashley Misa Barnes Gibson City Mary Baker Cora Ludlum Theta ‘Stevens Chicago Wm Kohler Tudie Massie Ovanda Kays Wm Parrott A. M. Dent Grove Magnolia Mineral Springs Camp Ground J. W. Haily Streator Magnolia Circuit J.T. Buiss

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for children’s stomach troubles

Mothers urged to use Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant, potent remedy to regulate bowels and relieve stomach issues. Ten cent bottle provides ten doses, twenty doses for children, available at Dr Powell's.

Caldwell Powell

New Buggy For Herbert Henning In Mt Palatine

Rutland visitor Roy Dales stays with Mrs Barr this week. Pro perty purchased from William Smilie improves. Nanadio Williams returns from Valparaiso school. Frank Powell travels to Ohio to visit his rheumatic sister. Mr and Mrs John Korneman visit daughter Mrs Johnson of Monee. Blacksmith Justin Cederberg rents Long Point farm next year. John Bishop Jr back from Cedar Falls with corn damage report. Gallaher party attends Robert Gallaher funeral in Bureau County with family from Chicago and Bureau. Oats yield near 63 bushels per acre as local crop and community sympathy noted for Mrs Henrietta Null and Robert Gallagher deaths. Funeral for Gallagher at Protestant burying ground. relatives J C Gallaher Clinton and R Gallaher Chicago attend.

Herbert Henning Roy Dales Rutland Barr Aquelin Burger William Smilie Nanadio Williams Valparaiso Ind Frank Powell Ohio John Korneman Johnson Monee Justin Cederberg Long Point John Bishop Jr Cedar Falls Iowa Wiley Gallaher Chicago Barton Harry Gallaher Bureau Co Robert Gallaher Lewis Barr Henrietta‘Null Geo O. Null Mt Palatine Robert Gallagher Mr Gallagher Pennsylvania Bobby Here J. C. Gallaher Clinton R. Gallaher

Marshall County Plans Strong Greer College Delegation

Marshall County outlines a diverse delegation for Greer College next year with three teachers’ professional course attendees, two for Kindergarten work, five for Business course, two for music work and three or four for miscellaneous. Invitation sent for catalogue. Room remains for additional Marshall County boys and girls. Jesse Ki Morgan Hopeeston th.

Marshall County Greer College Jesse Ki Morgan Heopeston

Local Notes and Personal Visits Across Town and Region

Community snippets report visits by Joshua Mills, John Sutherlang, J P Wierman and families to Tampico and Peru, plus Edith Price returning from Kansas. Lulu Miller joins the Louis party in Omaha for a sick sister, while Betsy and others plan a postponed meeting on the 30th. Also noted are local business goods, a tonic salve promotion, misfiled estate liabilities, and travel by Caspar Schrepfer's relatives for his 62nd birthday.

Quaker Lane Joshua Mills John Sutherlang Tampico J. P. Wierman Mudge Peru Wierman Patterson Hope Center Rev Wotan Princeton Watts Griffith Edith Price Kansas Mills Wilson M. A Wilson Sone Lulu Miller Louis Belle Beck Omaha

It Is Expensive To Experiment With All Advertised Remedies

Caldwell Syrup Pepsin advertised as a great remedy for constipation and indigestion is offered in 10 cent bottles. The ad notes 10 doses per bottle and promotes trying a 10c size at Dr Powell's.

Caldwell Dr Powell’s

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