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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1896

Page

6

Sparland Notes and Local Happenings in Our Sister Town

Mrs N Tanner has been sick the past week. Van Antwerp visited Forrest Mason county on business. Ed Orehore of Moline visited his mother Mrs J W McClanahan. Mrs W D Webster is improving and hopes to recover. D D Updegraff moved into George McLaughlin's home. D B Huffman bought Updegraff's former house. Thanksgiving dinner by Sparland school was a grand affair and proceeds will buy a library for the school. William Riddell's crib construction proceeds. planned extra crib room. Elevator nearing completion and to be among the best in the country. William Monier was seriously hurt when horses ran away near Sparland school. he fell from the wagon, injured ribs, doctor summoned. Hospital stay anticipated, wishes for recovery.

George McLaughlin D. B. Huffman Updegraff Sparland School William Riddell Elervator William Monier Sparland Mgr Monier Cowie Monl Hotep Duncan Loyd Willis Galesburg T. Harris George Griswold John Longman Keotsa Iowa Minnie Swift William Cleveland Wilber Clark Berkes

Varna Weather and Social Notes Highlight Busy Week

The Varna column reports continued cold weather and a busy social scene. Mrs J B Brown visits with her sister Mrs L Broaddus. Mrs Towler of Chicago stays with Mr and Mrs Do Wright. Guy Little visits from Washburn with cousins. a new water tank by the railroad impresses residents. The Woman's Club meets with Mrs Anna Little. Leap Year ball draws a large crowd despite terrible roads. generous party scenes feature elaborate decor and a supper by Mrs Dr Evans. The event funds surplus benefits local baseball players.

Varna Missouri Ralph McCulloch Galesburg J. B.brown L. Broaddus Towler Chicago Do ‘Wright Guy Little Washburn Priday Mirr H.C. Little Charles Max of Lostant Whitney Maleham Spanien Woman's Club Anna Little Jane Myers Luella Moffett Ouppa Ricketts

Whitefield-Corners Wedding Ends Old Home Era

Luella Johnson wed Albert Snyder of Lacey Town in a caregiver wedding at Mr G Johnsons home. About 40 relatives attended as Lillian Runnells played the wedding march and decorations featured evergreen and chrysanthemum arrangements. The couple will live in Iowa after brief stopovers in Chicago and Texas.

Whitefield - Corners G. Jahnson Luella’ J Albert T. Snyder Lacey Lillian’ Runnells Flo Fountain G. Johnson Wilbur Clark Joner Miss Plo Snyder Fountain A. Sbharts Cuke Dr Willis Swift Mra J Luella George

Local Passages Mention Town Residents

South Whithfield reports Mrs Daly spent a few days in Chicago last week. Theodore Kiefer Jr was calling in our vicinity on Sunday afternoon. Mr Titus began his school on Monday for the winter term lasting three months. Oracie Nighsworgor remains quite unclear.

Daly Chicago Theodore Kiefer Jr Titus Oracie

Local Notices and School News Highlight 1895 Events

Dr Bradford listed as attending physician. Manfred Wilson resides with Mr and Mrs Harry Bonham. Bertha Christman reported sick. A reminiscence of 1770 forests contrasts with 1895 frontier changes. Mary Schupp burned by fire while dressing. A Sunday gathering with Rev Reynolds was rescheduled due to his protracted meeting at Sparland. Miss Monahan closed Bonham school term and plans spring term. pupils Effle Wraughton Harriet Baugh Georgie Christman Eddie Baugh attended.

Bradford Manfred Wilson Harry Bonham Bertha_Christman Mary Schupp Rev Reynolds Sparland Lewis Nightwonger Charles Owle Towle Monahan Bonham Effle Wraugbhon Harriet Baugh Georgie Christman Eddie Baugh

Oyster Supper Dull Attendance Amid Stormy Week

Sakatoga Homer Lackey returns to Indiana while Gomer Starwart visits White trans nace. Residents husk 30 to 40 ears of corn. Mamie McMannus returns from Pa. Brimfield visit. John Shearer hosts relatives and improves home with a tin roof. War news from J H Perry. Oyster supper at Grove Church slated for Friday but poorly attended due to stormy week and rough roads.

Sakatoga Homer Lackey Indiana Gomer Starwart Whitetrans Mamie McMannus p-Grovechurch John Shearer Brimfield Perry

Local Visitors and Community Activities Reported

Mr Hatliff of Chicago visited at Edward Kermeen's in Henry and William Cain's. Ida Buesell closed her school for the rest of the week and spent Thanksgiving at home. Bethel church held a supper on Tuesday evening the third time they tried for it. Ella Hennessey of Henry kept house for her sister Mrs Mary Walsh whose husband was killed in Chicago by a dray wagon accident in Joliet.

Hatliff Chicago Edward Kermeen Henry William Cain Ida Buesell Bethel Church Ella- Hennessey

Local social notes and postponed events in Magnolia

Skating is popular this evening and Mrs Luke sews for Mrs Sam Sedley near Varna. The 8. 8. convention drew few attendees due to bad roads and cold weather. Mr and Mrs Theyer host mother and sister from Pontiac. Waverly minstrels canceled last Thursday due to weather. Kate Ransom visited mother and attended the convention. Arba Law and Matthew McKirgan with Charles Darrah called in Magnolis to visit Mia Mannis. Magnolia Ladies Aid plans a supper and Bazaar at Masonic Hall December 18 and 19 with oyster service and 10c admission for the second evening.

Luke Sam Sedley Varna Theyer Pontiac Waverly Minstrels Kate Ransom Arba Law near-Henry Matthew McKirgan Mendota Charles Darrah Magnolis Matthew Mia Mannis Magnolia Masonic Hall

Local Notes From Mt Palatine and Surrounds

Mt Palatine reports Thomas Henning’s boy with croup. Dr McGee in cleaning digs. Mrs McGee injures wrist bones and arm splinted. Gardner and Travis open a new shop in town. Hannum and Ramsey of Magnolia visited Sunday School. Peter Dore escaped the asylum and returned home. Huffman to care for him.

Thomas Henning Giger Peru Frank. Koehler Dr McGee Corniman McGee Gardner John Travis Chas Hannum Ramsey Magnolia Peter“Dore Huffman

Bly's Dream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Cure

An advertisement touts Bly's Dream Balm as a nationwide remedy for catarrh. It claims quick relief from head cold and severe catarrh, describing catarrh as an inflammation of nasal and throat passages caused by climate changes.

Bly United States

Ed Chance Oxbow and family visit Andrew Morse

Edward Chance Oxbow and family spent last Sunday as guests of Andrew Morse. School began at the Pool school last Monday with Nellie Camery and a teacher. Irving Broaddus, a student in Peoria, spent several days at home last week.

Edward Chance Andrew Morse Pool Nellie _Camery Irving Broaddus Peoria

Local Notables Gather for Thanksgiving and Quarterly Meeting

Marion Smith and Lucretia Smith spent Thanksgiving in Chicago while Margaret Merritt of Lostantis attended the neighborhood Quarterly Meeting. Oliver Wilson and Frank Smith plan to attend the State Grange in Springfeld next week. Dr Pendleton of Quincy fitted glasses for Moneay Haws and Walter Tomlinson during Magnolia visits. Edward Coale Rebecca Brown John Benjamin and Alice Sutherland of Holder attended the Quarterly Meeting last week.

Marion Smith Lucretia Smith Chicago Margaret Merritt Lostantis H. K. Smith A. B. Wilson Varna Samuel Zebley Lee Spargrove Normal Oliver Wilson Frank Smith Grange-at-Springfeld George-Wilson Moneay Haws Walter Tomlinson Dr Pendleton Quincy Magnolia Edward Coale Rebecca Brown John Benjamin Alice Sutherland Holder

Lone-Eree Farmers Busk as School Returns After Vacation

Local notes report farmers finishing busking activities while school resumes after a week’s vacation. Mrs John Anderson remains ill, visitors include Mrs Vail and daughter Phebean with Eugene Vail at Princeton, A MéKeon back from Springthis with Grand Lodge of the IOOF, Mrs Baldwin and child visiting with Abraham Anderson’s family, and others visiting Putnam family members. Funeral of John Anderson Putnam drew many locals who recall him warmly. Buckien’s Arnica Salve advertised as remedy for many skin ailments sold by Dr Por.

John Anderson Vail Phebean Eugene Vail Princeton O A. MéKeon Grand Lodge Baldwin Qala Mra Butwin Abraham Anderson Wi Poo Quincy Mra. Taliferro

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