Retail Stock Notice for Fabrics and Silks
Local store highlights Cinghams Percales Chequiots and Duck Suitings KS Wool Dress Goods with desirable scarce New Silks for waists and New Black Silks, signaling a broad fabric assortment.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
6
Local store highlights Cinghams Percales Chequiots and Duck Suitings KS Wool Dress Goods with desirable scarce New Silks for waists and New Black Silks, signaling a broad fabric assortment.
Local notes from Lacon report Mrs Gun Day in Chicago and Lt Westcott's Peoria visit. Millie Yackee goes to Lexington for two weeks. Miss Albertson visits Henry relatives. Several residents host or travel, including Prof Trost, Lou Wood, and Mrs Lawrence Broaddus. Abe Fulks leaves Lacon for Varna to open a store. Mrs Carrie Ramsay returns to Lacon. Rev Marsh bids farewell at Congregational church as a teacher moves toward Ann Arbor and Terra Haute for theology studies.
Wedding of Odell and Mabel Duncan reported with best wishes. A baby death and illness in the Cummings family noted. Town hosts coasting thrills and a tolpic island fair at Sparland hall on Feb 13 with oysters and a salami rug prize. A.J. Athay visits Chicago. family updates of William OLeary and Wallace Hendry children. District horticultural society meeting planned. Lone nursery agent listed.
Ed Merdian loses a goose with a reward offered for its return. Visiting locals, school events, and social gatherings fill Sugar Grove and Whitefield Center notices. Epworth League formed at Whitefield Center. spelling school planned February 14 at Sugar Grove School. Fox hunting, riding mishaps, and humorous anecdotes pepper the column as residents plan meetings, sales, and social visits.
J T Worthington plans to return home soon. Prank Brokaw ill at D W Runnells home. Monroe family spent Sunday in Steuben with relatives. Several north schools closed due to diphtheria. Meetings attract larger crowds. Harry Poel and mother in town. George Snell arrived Friday and moves goods from Henry. Wm McQuee sold residence to Jim Harris. Wm Brokaw and wife visiting Saybrook. Mosars Loa Maynard hauling dry goods, store thinning. Lillian Roanwells invited to Woodmen event in Putnam. Mrs Togers accompanied her. DJ expands office with new bookcase built by A V Goltre.
Our people plan a Junior League meeting at the church on Saturday afternoon. Elizabeth Fountain will build a fine barn on her farm half a mile south of the Corners once weather permits. Simeon Doyle will raise and put a stone foundation under his large barn. Our W W society schedules an anniversary on the 22nd with The Three Glasses temperance drama. Mrs Willis hosted an at home for ladies last Thursday with visiting and jesting.
Wm J Perdew will head carpenters for a barn at Maybach farm. Cholera spreads in the area. Stonor loses estimated £600. Peter Slank and wife honeymoon with relatives, return home. William J Perdew marries Emma Coxe of Harvard in Chicago. Will returns from Chicago with a wife, joins married life in Henry. Varna notes young workers leaving for jobs. dance planned for December 12 with Peoria music. Chas Stateler and Lee Broaddus mentioned for health and sleigh rides. Alf Johnson expands goods, Abe Fulks to ranch stock by March. new stores now occupied.
The column records lingering winter scenes with snow piling in fence corners and the community awaiting spring. It mentions a fire loss, sleigh purchases by boys including Frank McCoy, and plans by M. E. ladies to fix up George Washington on his birthday February 22 with quilts and a silk piece, inviting readers to try their luck.
Snow covers the area with sleighing potential. Grandma Schorne visits family. Leland Broaddus is very ill. Henry Hatley’s group at Nick Kline’s. Ben Ransom plans a Chicago trip with hogs. Joe Rash moves. neighborhood health mostly good. A Baptist meeting at Caledonia and Lostant. Prof John W. Cook of Bethany, Missouri, buys cars for a railroad circus. A 40th birthday party for C H Ransom draws 35 to 40 guests with games, supper, and music.
Ed Phillips Sr. and family James Sivell and family Mr and Mrs Nick Kline A Morse Moses Perdew and family Mrs Jane Ransom and daughter Kate attended a social gathering where all present had a good time.
On January 2 a doctor visiting W M Simmons in Granville Township near Florid was shot. The case drew large crowds as George Simmons testified that he fired during a struggle to stop the doctor and Mrs Simmons from taking the shotgun. Simmons is held on bail of 3000 dollars and awaits further hearings while the doctor recovers.
A distressed narrator recalls Polly believing she faced a deadly foe. After a tense vigil, Polly survives without injury from the imagined hunter dog. She reflects on fear and mocks the danger with a quip about the “pale air” and an imagined blessing from a poet.
All readers can try Dr King’s New Discovery free with a trial bottle and free Guide to Health. Send name and address to H. Salon Chicago to receive a sample box of New Life Pills and the Household Instructor guide, guaranteed to help at no cost. Available at Dr Powell's drug store.
John McEvoy returns home for a visit. Jimmie Taliaferro comes home after ten days with his sister. Wwaward Hunter’s illness remains slow to improve. Levi Hyands returns from Sparland duties. Co B Smith to Texas with Henry Sheldon for an unknown visit. Clark Wawson and Ed Grady improve after throat illness. Wheeler couple attend funeral near Venona. A S Dawson starts making decoy ducks. Local Christians seek a minister. Robert Basil may visit soon. Woodman supper last Thursday praised. gross receipts 43.15. Henry Republican urges local support.
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