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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1897

Page

6

Sparland Notes From September Visit and Local News

Sparland gossips report neighbors and relatives visiting town on the first of September. Mentions include Fred Vincent returning to work, Major Webber’s Saratoga well, Prof Watts family from Chicago visiting, and Mrs Tesmer with Bessie traveling to Bloomington. The Doran family funeral for the old lady occurred Monday, with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Old soldiers plan Peoria reunion, new families move in, and local repairs by Bayles of Chillicothe. A notice of a basket picnic near Chillicothe on Sept 6 invites locals within 60 miles of Peoria to attend.

Sparland Robert Ingram Fred Vincent J. B. Cummings Major Webber Saratoga Hd Hammett Moulton Henry Olson Princeton Northwestern Iowa Fred Selbold Pete Pringle Andrew Atchidson Charles’ Doran Chicago John Doran Peoria Doran Lou Nightwonger Gillette Frank Kline P. O Péoria Bayles Chillicothe Barham Mra Martland Streator Maton Gon Wenona Robert Pringle Steuben Oindel Marseilles Condit Facer Solars Mamie Tarbell Englewood Zimmerman Big Bend G. W. Laneman Laneman

Local notes from town visitants and reunions

A lively town notice recalls visitors from Chicago and nearby towns. Mrs Whetzel hosts a sister, Mollie Martin hosts a Chicago cousin, and residents discuss gatherings, church events, and regional visits. The News office moves upstairs in the Simpson building as residents note school interest. John Thornton of Magnolia shells corn and local teams harvest tripes of corn daily.

Whetzel Chicago Mollie Martin Theodore Bullman Galesburg John ‘Myers Gertrude Broaddus Katie Kelly Lacon Maggie McNamara Minoak Mamie Kelly John Norton at-Lacon Fannie Wenona Ara Roberta Ira Rickets Maggie Kennedy Simpson Building Katie Kelley Lacon Bundey Minonk John Thornton Magnolia Toose

Local Social Roundup From Bugar Grove

May Colehower visits Mrs Tremain while Mrs Thomas Monier attends Camp meeting. Carrie Blackburn spends time with Geo Gregory’s youth across the river. Will Duffield family join Taylor Smith to admire a new baby. Scat Bruce Wilson his wife and daughter visit the area Friday. Peter Bell hosts granddaughter Vera Bell and Agnes Jague from Streator for a week. Mr and Mrs Dorsey Mr and Mrs Lo Mr and Mrs Jap Brown travel to Starved Rock for a short sightseeing trip.

May Colehower Tremain Thomas Monier Carrie Blackburn Geo Gregory Will Duffield Taylor_Smith Bruce Wilson Peter Bell Vera Bell Agnes Jague Streator

Community notices from Whilefield Corner

Local items report a fine Monday shower and new wheel for Lee Brokaw. Various clubs meet midweek including League Reading Circle and Willing Workers at Mr Lucy Clark. Fordicks visit New York relatives for about a month. School begins next Monday with a teacher from Peoria. A Milo convention drew a large turnout and a related 10.C. F. picnic is planned for September 8 at Chillicothe. Dr Willis plans a early month visit. Sunday school was canceled due to the Milo convention but resumed next Sunday. I O O F members were asked to assemble next Saturday for important work. A U S convention is set at the church September 30 with several speakers. Haworth League hosts an oral Swift leader on Sunday evening about Paul’s prayers. Attendees at camp meeting include Rev Clark and wife, T Runnells and daughter Lillian, Bertha Swift, George Johnson. Epworth League lawn social planned Friday evening at Rev Clark’s with music and recitations. Calvin Wright departed for Missouri Tuesday and Mrs Fappy Young began a trip to Iowa.

Whilefield Lee Brokaw League Reading Circle Lucy Clark Chillicothe Willis Whitefield Milo U.S Haworth League Cam Clark T. Runnells Lillian Bertha Swift George Johnson Epworth League

Local notes from South Whitefield and nearby

Dr Pershing's relatives visit La Harpe as Robert Smart plans medical college. Harry Bonham's family welcomes a baby daughter Julia Kiefer of Peoria entertained at Theodore Kiefer's home. Florence Holler to serve as organist at Sunday School. Grandma Jacobs recovering. Reports of theft, local visits, church attendance, and reunions in Lacon and surrounding areas.

Dr Pershing la Harpe Robert Smart Harry Fountain South Whitefield Daly Harry Bonham Julia Kiefer Peoria Nals Theodore Kiefer Florence Holler Robors Grandma Jacobs Chas Fleetwood Chicago Hunt Ella Kant Sheffield Charlie Bethel Reynold Lacon Sionahan M.J Helen Monahan

Local Notes From Steuben Area Section

In this brief readers learn of Grandma Doran’s worsening condition, Jennie Watkins visiting McDonough county relatives, May Clark plans to return to Streator, Grace and Neal Tanquary traveling from Denver to visit, and the Hammetts from Ringgold visiting Sparland for the county convention on September 2 and 3, with an anticipated lively event.

Grandma Doran Jennie Watkins McDonough May Clark Streator Grace Neal Tanquary Denver Col Ha Hammet Ringgold Marshall_County Sparland

Minnie Tanquary Opens Sewing Services for Friends

Minnie Tanquary offers sewing services and invites friends to call for work. Mr and Mrs Willard Odell and sons Louis and Enos plan a Tuesday trip to Iowa to scout land for potential purchase. Grain-O marketed as a coffee substitute, priced 15 and 25 cents per package, claimed gentle on stomachs and liked by children and adults.

Minnie Tanquary Willard Odell Louis Enos Iowa

Local notes mix chatter on visits and trades across town

Bert Davis trims lilacs and spiffs up, while a river night show draws crowds. About 25 bicycles tour Undercliff, wheat markets stall, and patent medicine men proliferate. Leach Jr sustains an injury, Granville institute draws students, and Chicago visitors stay with local families. William Stouffer becomes a permanent Waynet resident after buying property. A tandem street audition wows Princetonians, Danley shells 20000 bushels of ear corn, and a Chicago couple loses wedding gifts to a burglary. Henry Casson Bry dies at 91, Dr Thomas treats cattle, and M W A hosts an ice cream social.

Bert Davis French Undercliff Jne W. Leach Jr Granville Mary Scbiltz Nora Bigley Chicago Trendt Geo Spring Valley Geo W. Stouffer Wyanet Princeton D. W. Danley D W Florence Cecil Church Flenry- Casson Bry Wm Casson Hennepin Thomas Henry Durley

Reunion crowds and big cream sales mark La con event

Report from La con notes Big Bend Reunion attendance, crowded streets and 90 gallons of ice cream sold, with many turned away due to limited accommodations. Mrs Lottie Zenor received a silver upright piano for her birthday from her husband, praised as an up to date ornamental piece. The advertisement touts a liver remedy Bot 088 with claims of curing liver disorders and indigestion.

Big Bend Lacon Lottie Zenor

Camp meeting crowds and visiting friends reported

Suffering from cold and sore throat noted as many attend the camp meeting with Rev J J Ramsey visiting family. Names include Hodge Mitch ell McGinnis James Ramage Turier Thayer Dent Gertrude Ramsey Emma McAllister visiting from Chicago. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised as fast relief at Dr Powell's store.

Thayer Magnolia Dent Gertrude Ramsey Lacon Evans Emma McAllister Chicago A. B. Gurnea Nan Tabler Dr Powell's Drag Store

Local Hennepin Notes Include Visits and Travel

Parker LEM visits son Hid for Sunday in Hennepin while Chas Chance and wife welcome a new family member born Aug 23. Harry Soper ships cattle Monday. Rosella Read has been ill last week. The McLeish girls of Henry visit the area as Lottie Carroll and Nina Dally spend time with Hennepin friends. Alvin Murphy moves to Sparland for work. Adam Smith and wife visit Wm Wheeler's family and 8. A young lad reports news that a baby is cross. Jesse Anderson heads to Chillico then Missouri to see sister Mrs H M Duncan. O Downey and family and Samuel Case with Linn Downey visit Henry Downey. Sunday school picnic at Walnut Grove. Eighteen Hennepin Cycle Club members travel to the lake. train last night hindered riding. Misses Tures and Rousseau visit Mrs O F Anderson.

Lem Parker Dally Hennepin Chas Chance Wife & Son Harry Soper Rosella Read McLeish Henry Lottie Carroll Nina Dally Alvin Murphy Sparland Adam Smith Wm Wheeler Cross Jesse Anderson Chillico Missouri Mra H. M. Duncan O. Downey Samuel Case Crow Meadow Linn Downey Henry Downey The Christian Church Walnut Grove Hennepin Cycle Club Tures and Rousseau O. F. Anderson

Norlin and Nordstrom Attend Social Visits Near Putnam

Northwest of Putnam residents recount social visits with Hilda Norlin returning to Ghitago on Wednesday. Burne Nordstrom spent Sunday with Misses Norlin. Sigrid Norlin weighs high school plans at Rocksland. Dorothy H Larson of Princeton visits Svea friends. Clarence Wendell and Misses Magnusson and Larson shared dinner with Mr and Mrs Dahlin. Miss Anderson returns to Rockford. The wedding absence of charivari shows a growing respect for a sacred occasion.

Putnam Hilda Norlin

Varna Residents Help Honor Local Figures in Dusty Week

Clear Creek notes describe hot dry weather and illness of Little Henry Studyvin. Mentions Mabel Ricketts visiting Varna, Lizzie and Sopha Morse hosting, and Andrew Morse along with Broaddus threshing activities.

Henry O. H Ransom and Son Mabel Ricketts Varna Lizzie Sopha Morse Willerd Andrew Morse Broaddus

Ransom Family News and Local Visits

Mrs O H Ransom expects a visit from her brother Prof J W cuit goon we Willie Ransom and Will Forrest were poisoned by poison ivy last week. Camp meeting at the old Camp Found with new attendance. Sadie Barnes returns home after visiting. Nellie Simpson and Nellie Studyvia guests of Ida’s sister. Albert Forrest returns from Iowa. praises Illinois. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as a universal remedy sold at Dr Powells drug store.

O. H. Ransom J. W. Cuit Willie Ransom Will Forrest Oli Albert Forrest Iowa Illinois

Visitors and locals mingle at Wilson and Shinn gatherings

Frank-Black’s former Center teacher visits with friends in the neighborhood. Wilson relatives attend the reunion at Davis Wilson’s last Friday. Ralph Gaston of Normal spends days with Frank Mills. Clement Shinn and family visit Reeves Shinn. H B Jennings of Tonica renews camp meeting ties at Mineral Springs. Jennings returns from Italy after completing education. Also an unrelated local advert promotes a salve for skin ailments sold by Dr Powell.

Frank—Black Center Mineral Springs Jennings Italy

Local Notes From Palatine and Nearby

Fannie Davis visited Lostant on Wednesday. Prank Powell and family plonked a Starved Rock. Katie Bishop went to Rutland to visit relatives. Lizzie Woys will lead next Sunday evening. Sophia Leitsohuh came home from Parn to see her father. Mrs Copender of Louelana visited Mrs Dr McGee and hurt her leg last week. The fishing social at Theron Gallagher’s residence was a success despite a sad financial note.

Fannie Davis Lostant Powell Katie Bishop Rutland Lizzie Woys Sophia Leitsohuh Parn Mra Copender Financia Gallagher Lulu Koehler

Splendid Success Promised for Colic Remedies

A claim praises Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin as a household remedy for colic and digestive upset. A 100 trial bottle is suggested to convince, with availability through Dr Powel.

Harvest Home Fest at Florid Church to Support Repairs

The Florid community plans a harvest home festival at the Florid church on Thursday evening Sept 2 with refreshments to raise funds for church needs. Local reports note frosts in low areas damaging tomatoes and cabbage while potato crops suffer. efforts to control cattle disease are underway with Dr Thomas of Henry inspecting and quarantining affected herds.

Daniel Breeze Laconi Grace Donabey Moline L. W. Jenkins J. A. Hetrick Chicago Tom Ering Thomas Henry Morine Allen Webs Marineh Granville Sale

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