Local notices and advertisements recount community updates
Mre Ina Lytle left for Omsha last Saturday eve. Her mother Mrs Henry Drvelbiss is expected today to remain ee and assist her father S P Harry Marshall of Sparldnd. Broaddus moved to a new house on North street. Christmas slippers advertised at Henry Fiedler and Son. Mrs P H growing weaker. daughter Mrs Harvey Diverbiss of Nebraska arrived. Royal Neighbors gather at Odd Fellows hall with entry cost ten rents and one potato. Subscriptions for magazines offered at lowest club rates. Abbott Studio promotes up to date Christmas gifts. Christmas turkey orders and price details noted. Jim Wood buys a fine male pig. RL and family in Houry. Mr Iliff, butter king, notes high dairy demand. Hartley and McAfee travel to Oklahoma City for investments. Ralph Dennis and bride arrive. congratulations.
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Perry Hardware Co
Jimmie Mallary
Parente
Perry Hardware
A. D. Baker
Chicago
IR. M. Lee
A. Fiedler & Son
Comstock-Avery Furniture Company
Peoria
Aire Tes Hennepin's Hardware Ee
Tuesay
Perryardware Co
James Argubright
A. KC. Tullis
Streator
Michael Sutton
Yuincomn Co
Given
Valentne Hofer
Henry
Mre
Ina Lytle
Omsha
Mra Henry Drvelbiss
S.P
Harry Marshall
al Fiedler & Son
P. H
Harvey Diverbiss
Nebraska
Odd
Henry Republican
Fiedter& Son
Abbott Studio
H. Campbell
Jim Wood
Iowa
Iliff
Johnv Hartley
H. McAfee
Andrew
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Frisco Line
Ralph Dennis
Hawkeye
Potter building stores Dr Forrest goods and vacant home sale
Dr Forrest's household goods have been packed and stored in the Potter building. He has vacated the home he recently sold to Owen Allen of Cottage Hill. Allen takes possession on Saturday. John C. Riddell moved to Henry with his mother from Peoria and becomes bookkeeper at the lower Nicholson elevator. Nelson & Hacker jewelers announce a new engraving plant and fast service. Christmas bazaars and suppers announced by Presbyterian ladies. Marriage notice for Edith Harris to George Strawn of Varna. Nelson Music Room advertises a large display of instruments for Christmas.
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Batfard
Dr Powell
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sid Society
Edith
George Harris
George Strawn
Varna
Bir Strawn
Lacon
Nelson Music
Local notes from Marshall county and Peoria visitors
An assorted rural update reports stock prizes at Chicago Fat Stock Show with I M Forbes & Son and Burgess Bros winning honors. L V Emerick and Grace Wood plan a Florida winter, and Edna Powers prepares for studies at Oberlin with a gifted violin from grandparents. Community events include candy sales, a church ladies gathering, a Whitefield sale, and a M W A aid visit, plus a Li Br o Quinine cold cure notice.
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H. Campbell
Marshall County
Chicago
I. M. Forbes &Son
Burgess Bros
Shire
L. V. Emerick
Grace Wood
Peoria
St Andrew'’s Bay
Florida
Minnie Kline
Choice China
Edna Powers
Oberlin
Ohio
Othe
Streator
Presbyterian Kirk
J. M. Medearis
Whitefield
Bia
Thomas Monier
Prince Albert
Novelties and a Grand Christmas Goods Display in Illinois
The catalog highlights a vast array of novelties including jewelry combs purses hat pins and silver wares plus clothing millinery and furniture. It proclaims the largest selection of Christmas goods in Illinois with deeply discounted prices and emphasizes affordability allowing buyers to get more for their money.
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Rogers Bros
Ilinois
Henry and Brunswick teams thank Mr Brewer for generosity
Henry high school and Brunswick football squads join bands to thank Mr Brewer for donating 20 percent of opera house proceeds from Wednesday evening. He called in Messrs Davis and Hartley to discuss, entrusted 800 tickets to CKiT Haws, sold about 180 more, hall filled, total receipts 57 dollars and 20 cents, and Mr Steyer donated his share.
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Henry High School
Brunswick
Brewer
Messrs
Davis
Hartley
Opera House
Ckit
Steyer
Community thanks Woodmen for harvest aid
A neighbor thanks the Woodmen and friends for aiding during illness by harvesting about 12 acres of corn. The message expresses deep gratitude and a blessing for their kindness. The note also mentions the Masonic order planning to elect officers at the next stated communication on Tuesday evening, December 25.
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Mis Joserm Medoranis
Masonic Order
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New Opera Flats
Nelson Music Room
Wallace the
City Techs
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Inter Ocean
Farm Journal
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John Hartley, Jr
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Republican
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G. M. Locke
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P. S
Meron
G. F. Paskell
Paskell
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Pennsylvania
B. F. Forrest
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la Salle
Magnoli
W. B. Mille
W. M. Lilian Gregory
E. W. Grove
J. Tatercott
Henry Iliinotis
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Central
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Watercott & CO
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