Magnificent vaudeville at New Opera House by local club
The Halfe One presents a grand minstrel style program at New Opera House organized by Henry Commercial Club last Thursday. Cast includes Chas R. Jones Ralph Powers Ray Disosway and groups Alabama Rose Bud Quartet and Kentucky Snow Ball Quartet. Adults and children perform bone solos jigs dances and plantation finale with full audience turnout and gratitude from club officials.
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Henry Commercial Club
Chas R. Jones
Ralph Powera
Ray Disosweyen
P. Jacobs
O. A. Camptambourinés
Jas D. Stabbles
Frank Ganzer
Alabama
Rose Bud
Mayme Kirkpatrick
Anna Oultér
Jessie Wood
Mra H. F. Andrews
Kentucky
Edna Powers
Mildred Clift
Beulah Young
Magella Schick
Chas
R. Jones
Ralph Powers
Ray Disosway
P. B. Jacobs
O. A. Camp
Jacobs
Lhe
Alazeme Rose Sud
Anna Culter
Mia H
Andrews
Kentucky Snow Ball
Edna Powere
Mileulaboung
Mayalla Schick
Henry
J. I. Campbell
H. ¥. Andrews
J. K. More
Earth
Mrs Jones
Ray Disoaway
Cass A. Camp
L. F. Kinnear
Pa Feeney
J.m.powers
Fred
Dewsboy
Henry Republican
Times Tran
Si Haskins
J. S. Campbell
Ah Sid
Miss.Madge Harney
J. K. ‘Morey
Morey
Sarhe
Gallanta
Freddie Powers
T. F. Lover
Andionca
Jof Harrington
Local Carnival Plans Spark City Hopes and Legal Case
A fragment from a 19th century issue covers a prairie chicken case with a six juror verdict of not guilty, plus news of Poora’s carnival preparations with evergreen wreaths, a grand palace, and free admission as trains run to the event beginning December 13.
Nancy H Forrest died after illness at 61
Nancy H Forrest died Saturday morning November 27 at 2 oclock in the residence of her son Edwin G Forrest in Sheffield. The obituary notes a two to three week illness from broncial catarrh and pneumonia. Funeral services were held in Mineral and Sheffield with ministers Rev Rogers Rev Stanly M Huder and Rev Cheater Covell. She was born September 20 1838 in Bad And over New Hampshire and leaves three sons and a brother.
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H. Forrest
Nancy H. Forrest
Edwin G
Rogers
G. Forrest
Mineral
Stanly
M. Huder
Unitarian Church of
Sheffield
Cheater Covell
Henry
Bad Andover
New Hampshire
T. B. Fellows
Suranuse
N. Y
Belmont
Chicago
Minetar
Missouri
Forrest
Henry’s Charming Homes and Local Notices in Henry City
Reopening of Michael Murray’s sample room at First and Edward Street set for Saturday invites old friends. Modern Woodmen of America county convention to convene in Lacon with Henry camp delegates John Barry William Russ and J H Perry. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup promoted for coughs and pains sold at Dr Powell’s. Dr A Wallace the oculist visits Henry for a week at Camp House Room 6 offering free consultations. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm praised in testimonials for rheumatism back sprains and swellings sold by Dr Powell.
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Henry
Michael Murray
First
Edwar Street
Modern Woodmen of America
Lacon
Dealith
Henry Camp
John Barry
Wm Russ
J. H. Perry
A. Raymond
Ed Knapp
Bart
Ballard
Dr Powell
Colonel Shoupe
A. Wallace
Camp House
Chamberlain
L. G. Bagley
Hoeneme
Cal
Powell
Thanksgiving Visit Ends With News of Sickness and Death
Wives Capt Sol York and daughter Edith visit the city as Edith lies sick at John Rambo's residence. James Chaluiss reports 33 boarders. hogs move through Henry station. A barge of 10 turtles to feed into free launch soup and Helen Ash dies in Glasgow. Funeral set for today. Aezethylene lighting plant talks with Geo. F. Fisher in Ottawa. Presbyterian meetings progress with Mr Loosley and Mr Lloyd performing. Maponolia boys win legal dispute over plateboards with a 65 cent attorney fee.
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Sol York
Edith
John Rambo
Peoria
James Chaluiss
Cee
Henry ‘Station
Norton & Monaghan
Varna
Townsen
Smith
Anton Reavy
Ford & Mauliair
Cottage Hill
Andy Morse
Sandy Creek
Peterson & Biers
Chicago
Lawrence Lippers
Tohicngo
Benachwine
Geo. F. Fisher
Ottawa
Bickerman & Co
Marshall Co
Presbyterian Church
A. O. Loosely
Lloyd
G. M. Locke
Births Arrive in Mio And Putnam
Born at Putnam on November 22 a son to Howard Will Ame in Mio and twins to Dora Barke. All are reported doing well.
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Putnam
Howard Willame
Mio
Dora Barke
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