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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1903

Page

5

Death of George Lombard at his farm near Whitefield Corners

George Lombard died last Sunday at his home five miles west of Whitefield Corners after a long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the home with interment in the family burying ground at Boyd's Grove. Sympathy is extended to his wife and family for their loss.

Whitefield Corners George Lombard Here Boyd’s Grove Beren Ed Adkins Mrs Johnson Chas Morris Princeton Merton Swifts The Lake Edith Nightwonger Mr. Hannum Cory Taat Wm Fosdicks Flo Runuelle A. Shorts Rev Coolidge Myrtle Smith Adkins G. M. Clark Chicago

Bridge Collapse Endangers Hubbard’s Engine and Crews

The scene describes Hubbard's house as a bridge collapsed trapping the engine which rolled into the creek bed. Mr Diverbliss escaped with minor injuries after leaping free, delaying shelling work. A farewell party for Saldman Nighsonger was hosted by friends Larry Mead and George Knight at Haraturday's home with about 40 guests and refreshments.

Solomon Bessie Hannum Magnolia Ethel Bishop Lacon Florence Mead Henry Hannum Solomon Nighsanger

McNabb Social Notes Highlights Local Goings On

Friends gathered at the T M and N depot to bid farewell to Hattie B McNabb who will live with her aunt Mi in Et Joven Missouri and attend the university there. The McNabb baseball team won 21 to 10 at Tonica and 10 to 4 against Granville and a Wednesday return game was planned. A Ziegler hall dance drew guests from Streator Chicago Wenona Lostant and Kansas City. An excursion to St Joe yielded peaches and Lola Wilson won a contest medal at Lestant. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs D McVae.

Hennepin Lorid Plodding Reliea Anna Custer Hall Mra Plodding Nerces Eliza’ Ann (Williamey) Stanton George F. Stanton Stanton B. KF Warren Jimmie Wilson Emerald Skeel Jimmie Lewis Nancy Lilian Trullinger Henneplo Peorta Lillian Prof Plough Minnie Ray Valparaiso Ind Turner Tftneis Granville Blanch Patterson Durley C.A. Camp Henry H. H. Leech B. Neal John Proctor Peoria John Brechtel Magnolia Magnolia Masonic Lodge Order of the Eastern Star Barbour Rebecca” Mills Aid Society C. J. Fesler Fesler Vera Newlan Evans Magnolia Cemetery Duke Hannum Sandy Luella Coen Hope Ethel Moore Sutton Neb Cordelia Wilson Quaker Lane Coney Canton Cora Underwood Washburn H. B. Ramage Fessler Hayworth Etella Gregory Ralston Mra T. F. Lash As Jerney Melvin John Brenan Dr Onkin Tom Paxson Inez Lundy Putnam County Institute Wm Moffitt Riley Roberts Recorter Losog Ziegler’s Hall Vistora Streator Chicago Wenona Lostant Kansas City Alamiber St Joe McNabb Lestant Lola Wilson D. McVahe

Saturday Club hears Whit ing life sketches at Lone Tree

The Saturday Club met at Mrs Mc Keon s last Saturday afternoon with a good turnout and a fine program. Elizabeth Brown presented a paper on the life and selections from Lillian Whiting, which she was personally acquainted with, and she obtained data from a personal letter from the author herself. Sutherland read a paper.

Milo Festus Bentley San Francisco G. A. Rt J. W. Orwig Womans Club Nellie Mclltonn Lone ‘Tree Christian Sunday School Sutherland's Woods Dean Annawan Edith Norris Tiskilwa Fannie Pettegrew Albert Lane Whitefield Dorn Jerse ‘Barker Pettegrew Geneseo

Insects as Disease Carriers and Desserts Talk at Institute

Reports detail talks on insects as disease carriers and desserts with lively discussion. Visitors included Hattie Whittier of Providence Naomi Williams and Myrtle of Putnam and Myrtle Blankenship of Salem. Regulars and guests discuss school plans, visits, and local events as Milo notes.

Gertrude Alber Hattie Whittier Providence Naomi Williams Myrtle Putnam Myrtle Blankenship Salem Bertha Myrtle Blankenship Maton County Princeton Coushf Arthur Simmons Mra Dorasimmons S Imimone Parenta St Louia Simmons

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