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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
14
It’s the early Christmas shopper who gains from full holiday stocks and avoids the rush just before Christmas. The shopper enjoys leisurely, discriminating selection and finds holiday shopping absolutely satisfactory for all concerned.
Christmas stocks are at their best with Bergner Store ready for the holiday season. Departments feature linens, hosiery, handkerchiefs, men's furnishings, infants wear, neckwear, pictures, dolls, china, toys, furs, suits, coats, dresses, muslin underwear, kimonos, leather goods, shoes, slippers, art goods and a wide array of ornamental gifts. Ribbons and dress goods are highlighted.
Local retailer invites shoppers to Peoria for limited week discounts on coats suits and dresses with a promise of special prices if they visit the store.
In Marshall County Illinois during the October term 1912 Frank J Wunder et al versus Mary Troendley et al Partition in Chancery No 1497 Public notice is given that by decree and order dated November 7 1912 the Master in Chancery of the Circuit Court will on he next specified day proceed with the partition action under the decree in the above entitled cause
The Henry Wunder Quarter in Steuben Township about three miles northwest of Sparland near Bethel Church is offered. Terms require five percent cash at bid acceptance and the balance at confirmation by the Circuit Court in the January 1913 term. Homer Barney Master in Chancery. Henry Eb Jacobs and Schneider and Schneider, solicitors for complainants.
City council meets December 2 1912 in city hall with Mayor Pace and Aldermen Helgoth Dille Flynn Doelzer Smith Hutchins present. Minutes approved. treasurer Adam Brown reports a total balance of 3762.40 with 1864.40 on hand. Various licenses and bills listed. several contracts for street lighting and cement walk approved. adjournment motion carried.
A reader recalls how Chamberlain's Tablets helped his ailing father and benefited a sister as advertised. The ad notes the tablets were sold by T. J. Segraves and A. J. Tronmonger.
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