Ideal Restaurant and Local Notices Mix of City News
Local items note visits and arrivals including Dr W J Thomas and Mrs Fosdick, and Frances Donohue with Pearl Heath. Residential work by Bil Albertson, improvements by J A Melick, and various sightings around Henry and vicinity. Enand trips include the Enola party on the river and a trip to Undercliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal
Harry
W. J. Thomas
Fred Becker
Bride
Camp House
Melick’s
May Young
Washington
Bil Albertson
Thompson
Chicago
Ideal Restaurant
Grage
Fosdick
J. A. Melick
Usmp
Samuel Perkins
Frances Donohue
Pearl Heath
Mira Louisa Southard
Mrs Bean
Nebraska
Enola
Sanday
Nellie Gannon
Kate Dorsey
Tizzie_ Monahan
John Harney
New Bedford
W. T. Law
Irginia
Peoria
Gunther
Walnut Grove
Arthur
Mason Fo
L. Nelson
Buda
Reader notes scattered Henry County items and events
Local notices describe people in Henry and Fulton counties visiting Chicago and Geneseo, moves and jobs in Bradford and Henry, school and church events, a reunion report, and upcoming Fall bargains. Mentions Frank Kuchler moving, Pearl Heath at Northwestern, and the Silver Star launch in Bradford.
Reverend Minter Travels and Local Notices
The piece notes Rev G W Minter’s health and travel plans to connecticut peace convention then New Jersey. It mentions teachers Charles Bromley at Harrison school and Frank Ganzer taking control of Riskey school in Saratoga township. Also reports John Gregory’s trip to Kansas City to visit his uncle E K Blackburn and possible winter in California. It includes a farm-for-lease ad seeking 200 to 800 acres, and commentary on wheat and grain prices. A Henry Commercial Club directors meeting is announced for social and business planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kuchler Thas
Henry Burkhart
Kuchler
Hutchins & Lincoln
Frank Deyoe
Bradford
Hennepin
Madge Harney
Geneseo
Chicago
Emily Moses
Emma Janney
Minneapolis
Lookout Mountain Post
E H. Hutchins
Fev
David McLeish
Henry and Putnam M
xGeorge Brower
Streator
Illinois
Henry
Henry Lodge
P. Will
Con
A. C. Humble
Early Settlers Association of
Bureau County
Princeton
Porren
EB. K. Tuarbitt
C. Davis
Putnam
W. J. Davis
Nicholson Sisters
Canucks
Dominion
Jacy Spencer
Aurora
Yeager
Peoria Sues
New Opera Hall
Frank Gannon
Gannon
Kate Dorsey
Oliphant Printing House
J. BR. Beidelman
George Beidelman
Kewanee
Loton Frisbey
Senaohwineake
Kewanee Star
Lee Smith
Jessie Wood
Frank Wood
Lleib
Surry
T. A. Hoyt
Bloomington
Boice
Mra Moses
Southard
Boyd
Dr Powell
MC Powers
Fair
Iowa
Republican
Henry Wetzel
Sparland
Bhatercotter
John Peterman
Lacon Journal
Powell
Froom
Lacon
Jobn Peterman
Garry
Emma Jones
SpringHeld
L. A Jones
Weaver
Virginia
Jones
Springfield
T. L. Jones
A.J. Abhdy
Galesburg
Wm Fisher
Kate Challoner
Nellie Fisher
Woman’s Presbyterian College
Pittsburg
Tuttle
Dalabberk
I. M. Ong
Abel Vail
Motter
Matern
Charles Bromley
Harrison
Riskey
Saratoga Township
Frank Ganzer
John Gregory
Kansas City
E. K. Blackburn
California
John
Gilderoy
Marshall County
Henry Commercial Club
O-Broxzs
A. G. Humpsrey
Hartley Hartman firm dissolved. John Hartley Jr takes over
The Hartley Hartman firm dissolved its partnership and John Hartley Jr becomes sole proprietor continuing the business. Debtors are urged to settle accounts promptly as the firm aims to square up matters. Also advertised are low price shoes and various songs and notices of local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Rchmin
John Hartley Jr
Joan Hanrtney JR
Kelloggs and residents visit Henry area in late week notes
Local society notes report C F Kellogg professor visiting uncle Van Antwerp in Sparland and other Henry area visitors. Dewitt Woodram and family travel from Joliet area. Charles H Ruggles recovers from leg amputation and plans artificial limb. Barnes suffers fall but survives. Henry and Princeton baseball tied 3 to 4 as Princeton breaks late with Oak Park battery on mound.
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C.F. Kellogg
Kellogg Music Studio
Chicago
M. ©. Kellogg
VanAntwerp
Sparland
Henry
VanAntwwerp
S. Western Ave
Woodram
Joliet
Barnes
South Whitefield
Princeton
Princeton Battery
Oak Park
Henry Battery
Glatz
McManus
Salt Sale Notes From Melick's Storefront
Salt is offered by the lump or barrel at Melick's, with pricing and quantities advertised for local buyers. The item appears as a seasonal staple and daily essential in the shop's postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melick’s
No-to-bac touted as safe tobacco cure in ad pitch
A promotional ad announces No-to-bac as a harmless cure for tobacco habits. It claims to strengthen nerves, remove nicotine poisons, and restore vigor with a money-back guarantee. Books are available at druggists or by mail from The Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago and New York locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce-St. Aly
Herbal remedy promises vigor and liver cure
An advertisement claims strength and energy boosters through Herbine to cure a torpid liver. It asserts Herbine has no equal as a health restorer and directs readers to Dr Powell's drug store for purchase.
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Hutchins
Henry, Illinois
David AD
Undercliff
J. C. Ford
Cannah Jones
Harry Gregory
Gibson
Frank-Coo
Granbure
Falkner
Homestead
School of Oratory
Northwestern University
Silver Star
Norman Rapaleo
W. Ponzer
Agus
Roy Gilmer
Henry Post Office
Stanton and Son
Stanton and Son Were In Our City
Henbepin
Gilpin
Ldi
Woodford County
Poplins
Biarritz
Serges
Daniel
Merino Guipre
Bby
Landenberger
Grandma Tabor
Bettie Lohmiller
Young Ladies Sodality
St Mary's Church
Storutary—natson
Terre Haute
Ind
Racing Association
Lenny Yaeger
Big 4 Association
Yaeger
Fred A. Raymond
W. R. Schroeder
Warrensburg
Fred
French
G. W. Minter
Connecticut
New Jersey
Js Sands
M. A. Adams
Ad‘ame
Atte Tecumseh
Johnson County
Clarence E. Smith
Smith
Theodore Smith
Oda Scott
Abingdon
Oda
Henry Republican
Fred_Sparling
Colorado
Denver
Caldwell
of Ladies’ and Gent's
Dongola
Pat
Fiedler_& Son
Kraphne Shok—Dealers
Ande
Lucky
Jim
Power's Fair Store
Edward Hutchins
EH. Hutchins
Princeville
Prof Hessler
Cgharm
J. K. Hopkins
Mason’s
PR. Caldwell
Nyrup Eps
H. Adkinson
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