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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

11

Giant Eighty Thousand Pound Fish Haul On Goose Pond

The Princeton Gun and Fish Club grounds near Bureau in Illinois housed a vast net fishing operation that yielded about 80 000 pounds of carp buffalo and dog fish. The fish were driven into Goose Pond by a drifting seine and loaded onto boats barges and tugs for shipment to Bautey Bros packers and eastern markets. The club sought compensation for minor ground damage but an agreement was reached with Earl Bauter and all parties were satisfied.

Princeton Princeton Gun and Fish Club Illinois River Goose Pond Bureau Arispie Henry Gresser Henry Princeton Club Banter Bros Senachwine Putnam County Bautey Bros Earl Bauter Chicago

Presbyterian Church Sabbath Services Invite

The Presbyterian church invites all to Sabbath services with a 9 45 Sabbath school and 11 o clock morning preaching. At 630 prayer meeting and 730 evening worship include pastor preaching both services. The young peoples choir will sing at the evening service.

Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor H. W. Burger

Henry Lodge Knights of Pythias Social Party Echoes Fun

Henry Lodge No 489 held a Castle hall social with printed invitations and a large turnout. The program featured music readings cards and a banquet with encore performances by L R Phillips H F Andrews and Mrs James Case. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Siewers and George H Daniels for ladies and men. Dancing followed with a quadrille and refreshments ended a successful evening.

Henry Lodge K. of P Castle Hall L. R. Phillips Irs H. F. Andrews James Case Frank Siewers George H. Daniels

Local Matrimonial Alerts Tie Two Pairs in Peoria and Salina

In Peoria on November 23, Thomas Duke of Henry and Adaline V. Graf of Peoria wed at the Lutheran parsonage with John and Louisa Graf as witnesses. A dinner followed at the brother’s home before the couple headed to Chicago for stock shows and theaters. In Peoria on November 28, Grover Cleveland Kirby and Emma Hamilton, both connected with Camp House ventures, joined in marriage. Also in Salina, Miss Pearl Bush and Roy Kathery were married at the First Methodist parsonage after a romance sparked during Miss Bush’s tenure at Bulkley’s store.

Duke Graf Peoria Flach Thomas Duke Henry Adaline V. Graf John Graf Louisa Graf Miss Hamilton Kirby Kathery Busn First Methodist Episcopal Church George C. Fort Salina Henry, Ill Margaret Dunlap Pacific House Miriam Rebekah Iodge Kathery Kas A. H. Barfoot Jefferson Okla R. M Oklahoma Mr. Barfoot St. Mary's Hall Charles I. Thompson Clara. Hayline Peoria Daily Herald-Transcript

Death in auto accident near Henry

A car driven by Lanny Boyle left the road on the Hen nepin road near Wolf Hollow creek killing Don Holecker who was crushed under the car. Chris Schammel escaped uninjured with Monroe Vessel. coroner ruled accidental death by strangulation. Holecker leaves a wife Elsie and seven children. Funeral held at Florid M E church. Lost grey silk muffler with initial B. reward at The Republican office.

Chris Schammel Henry Lanny Boyle Mr. Boyle Chicago Mr. Schammel Don Holecker Monroe Vessel Putnam County Henry Bridge Hennepin Road Wolf Hollow Creek Mr. Wessel Mr. Holocker Henry Auto Co Coggshall Holocker Watson Florid M. E. Church E. S. Busby Magnolia Florid Cemetery

Illinois Valley to Light Lacon Chillicothe Henry towns

The Illinois Valley Gas Electric Lighting and Power Co backed by Edison Commonwealth and Economy Light buys the three plants at Lacon Chillicothe and Henry. A temporary Lacon plant will light four towns within about 30 days while lines connect to Joliet for 24 hour service. The deal keeps current rates and contracts, with cheaper, better light promised after full Joliet connection.

Illinois Valley Gas, Electric Lighting and Power Co Joliet Lacon Chillicothe Henry Edison Commonwealth of Chicago Economy Light and Power Co Sparland Illinois Valley Corporation Illinois Henry Lectric Light and Power Co J. H. Crickenberger W. H. Casselberry B. Brown Lacon Lighting F. A. Barr Chillicothe Water, Light and Power Co J. S. Daily & Son C. A. Hart

Townley and Mutton Obituaries Published in Grand Island

Mrs. Ezra Townley aged 81 dies at home near Henry. Daughter Rachel survives with two sons John C. Townley and Arthur Townley and daughter Miss Rachel B. Townley. Funeral in Putnam Township with Rev. Reichel. interment at Putnam cemetery. Also, Robert B. Mutton of Grand Island dies at 75 after cancer battle. Born in Cornwall England, Civil War veteran, survived by wife and four children. Funeral in Grand Island with A. O. U. W. lodge honor.

Henry Julian Townley Ezra Townley Rachel Julia Baur Wall Street New York City Ezra John C Chester Texas Arthur Eagle Lake Rachel B Reichel Eureka W.S. Hannum Anna Brown Louis Kraus J. Chauncey Bacon Arthur Smith Dannie Horrom Stephen Smith Benjamin and Clem Ransom A. B. Smith Putnam Cemetery Robert B. Mutton Robert Bernard Mutton Grand Island Neb Poughkeepsie N. Y Henry, Ill 86Th Illinois Volunteers King & Kerr Mutton H. Mutton Tacoma Wash L. W. Studley Wenatchee Hector Gawley Billingham Forrest J. Mutton Portland Ore A. O. U. W. Lodge Daily Independent

Christmas program and sermons noted for 1910 season

Christian Churen reports the Xmas committee preparing the program. Bro C H Reichel will deliver Acts sermons. Miss Price enjoys a vacation. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Sidney Miller's home. Full attendance desired. Last 1910 meeting on Wednesday Dec 7. Mr and Mrs Edmond Quinn attend stock show in Chicago.

Christian Churen Bro C. H. Reichel Miss Price Sidney Miller

News of a Week Henry Ills and Industry Notes

Subscriptions for periodicals and local notices fill the week. Mrs Ward is seriously ill, while Dr Conners reports Queen the dog again a mother with ten pups. A barn fire at Toluca costs horses, hay, oats, and farming gear. hail storm, rain, and Thanksgiving gatherings mark a quiet town week.

Miss Evans Ladies’ Home Journal Hannah Ward John Hartley New York Peoria A. D. Hillabrand IF. S. Becker Jane Hall Camp House Joe Cusac Toluca Henry Sparland Bosworth Charles

Series of revival meetings planned at M. E. Church

The M E Church announces December revival services starting Dec 4 with a different preacher each weekday. Pastors from Lacon Chillicothe Henry Peoria and Sparland will preach through Dec 16 at 7 30 p m. Special invite to all and to bring Sabbath song books.

Epworth League E. Ketchum Nebraska J. D. Calhoun M. BE. Church of Lacon B. S. Carr First Congregational Church Chillicothe H. W. Burger First Presbyterian Church Henry Stephens S. A. Archer Hale Memorial M. E. Church Peoria W. D. Benjamin M. E. Church R. J. Vandervoort Whitefield Corners M. E

School Notes Highlights From Local School Week

Harry Seitz serves as pianist this week while Arthur Ryan returns after illness. Grover Kern and William Meier, former students, visited Wednesday. Eighth grade purchased a Sir Galahad picture with frame to enhance the room. Miss Worley’s sewing class began Xmas remembrances. Several absences noted including Edwin Kane and Dorothy Cromwell. Walter Bayne returned from Chicago trip. Miss Young recovered from tonsillitis and was back at work.

Harry Seitz Arthur Ryan Grover Kern William Meierlie Sir Galahad Miss Worley Edwin Kane R. F. Burt SL. Clift Walter Bayne Peoria Barlow Allinson Harrison Raver

Reno King of Conjurors In St Marys Hall Dec 1

The second number of the Chau tauqua winter lecture course comes to St Marys hall Thursday evening December 1 at 8 pm. Admission 3lice for adults and 25¢ for children. Reno the king of conjurors is praised by audiences everywhere and the program promises value beyond the price. Also noted is the death of Charles Fulford in Chicago from pneumonia, with his burial beside his wife in Penn.

St. Mary's Hall Reno Powell Charles Fulford Chicago Penn

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