Christmas Feast Hint Prompts Early Call
Phrase hints at planning a holiday feast and encourages early contact to view a grand display. The fragment mentions good things for the Christmas meal and an invitation to call early to see a showcase.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
5
Phrase hints at planning a holiday feast and encourages early contact to view a grand display. The fragment mentions good things for the Christmas meal and an invitation to call early to see a showcase.
Readable fragments describe residents moving to nearby towns, church and school arrangements, entertainment like the play Uncle Jack, bazaar notices, and local families relocating. Names include Mead Neurea, Karl Hekie, E Peterson, R Green, Georg e Johnson, James Peterson, and Wm Nickerson.
RAL Thomas Brows and Ada of Chicago visit friends. The Ladies' club will meet with Mrs Hunter Friday this final gathering at her home before they move to Canada. Other notes mention Charles Moore and family at Charles Reil's, and local visits.
City Marshal Stateler holds two Polish girls aged 13 on suspicion of theft after they return a gold watch given by a Rutland girl. They were en route to visit a sick sister in Boarland and claim innocence. Edgar Gale Dent of Venona dies in Goldfield Nevada. funeral in San Jose. W. C Coppin and Miss Daisy A Weston wed in Wenona, wedding noted with generous gifts and well wishes.
Indebted parties are urged to call and settle by cash or note before Feb 1 1907 as Harry Snell notes on suit against Devlin estate. Marshall County wins 1908 taxes of 1373.42 from the Devlin estate. Toluca Bank securities and Devlin shares taxed April 1906. Debts processed before bankruptcy and death, with state attorney Henry E Jacobs pursuing district court actions in Topeka Kansas.
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