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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1912

Page

3

Local Social Notes From Lacon Area

Last week several residents were noted with health or travel updates. Frank VannAntwerg suffered lumbago. Miss Mary Barkow visited her aunt in Lacon. Evans and Gehr families shared Sunday dinner at the Gehrs.

Frank VannAntwerg Thiehdore Lacon Corcoran Mary Barkow Harry Marshall Qine Evans Gehr Fred Gehr William O’leary Wat‘Seka Iona Harry Luft Sparr Fred Hill Princeville Iine Ernest Need Joseph Oldman

Sunday services and social events at local church

Sunday morning services at the Baptist church were well attended Rev Klotysche administered the Lord's supper. The Ladies Aid served a fine supper last Friday in the League room with proceeds about 156. Various residents moved into new homes, with welcomes extended to Walter Burnett family and others planning to relocate. Royal Neighbors hosted a shower for Mrs Stella Ingram White. upcoming Lincoln Birthday services were announced at the M & B church. The Sunday League service featured Miss Minnie Tanquary and a music program led by Prof Smith. next Sunday service led by Rev McLeish. A Tuacon Ladies Literary Club playette How the Story Was Told to be presented Feb 9 at Sparland. In South Milo and La Prairie notes, local visits, travel to Chicago, and a Valentine social by the U P C W are noted.

Klotysche Ladies’ Aid Society Walter Burnett Fred Hill Burnett Thomas Haskins Cartwright Ben Russell Steuben Hoskins Harry Snell Whitefield George Snell L. N Osborne Louise Peoria John Riddell Andrew Eva Schultz Canyon City Texas Bessie Hill Henry Lewis Schultz Stella Ingram White Trumpeter White Smith Ladies Literary Club Tuacon Baptist Church Sparland Lacon Tennyson Gehr Everett Simpson McLeish James Hill Leila Maxwell

Local News From Camp Grove Peoria and Area

CAMP GROVE Peoria visitors and local social events fill the week with dances card parties and church activities. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Weekley and Mrs Thomas Cain traveled from the station to Peoria, while Ella McGuire visited her sister Mrs T J Curran. The Bradford orchestra held a large dance with St Patrick's Church ladies serving supper netting 29.50. Miss Ella Wunder visited Henry with Miss Wm Kuss and the Wunder family received news of Miss Shriner of Peoria's engagement. Local movers include Mr Helger moving to Henry and Wilder Brown moving to the Ed Kaiser home. Mrs Medearis and family hosts near Bradford. The community notes several visitors, sick lists, and preparations for upcoming events. a Teachers’ column mentions practical health tips and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended by local druggists.

Camp Grove T J Curran Peoria Ellsworth Weekley Thomas Cain Bradford St. Patrick’s Church Ella McGuire T. J. Curran John McKeegan Morse M. BE Skinner James Barry Altar Society St Patrick's Church O'Brien's Hall South Whitefield Etta Wunder Wm Kuss Henry Oscar Holler Maruel Medearis Medearis Heller Ed Trompeter Helger Wilder Brown Ed Kaiser Helgoth Arno Reinbers Canton Anna Ely Cazenovia Delber Marshall Beardstown Corrine Ethel Hofer Etta Eleanora Wunder Delber Bert Wunder da Shriner Fred Ely Wm Baugh Bert Farling Frank Miller la Prairie

Cottage Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting List

A sequence of brief social visits and household duties is recorded from Milo and nearby areas. Names include Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lidgard, Miss Daisy Demen, Bert Piper, Harry Halladay, Miss Jessie Minner, Mrs. James Hannon, Fritz Miller, Mrs. Wm. Chesney, Oliver Downey, Lone Tree, Ira Minier, Edna Minier, James Hannon, Ernest Reynolds, Samuel Chesney, Maxine, Timothy Donovan, Daniel Donovan, John Cotter, John Barry, Mrs. Samuel Chesney, Maxine, Mrs. Alice Albee, John Farley, Hazel Farley, Wm. Piper, Daniel Holland, William Perry, Claus Swanson, Ed Lundeen, Toleene, George Swanson, West, Bonnie Hay, Allen, Viola Reed, Grace Reed, Dora Reed, Mrs. George Smith, Gust Lawson.

Smith Lidgard Daisy Dement Milo Bert Piper Harry Halladay Jessie Minner James Hannon Fritz Miller Rude Miller Wm. Chesney Oliver Downey Lone Tree Ira Minier Edna Minier James Hanmon’s Ernest Reynolds Samuel Chesney Maxine Mrs. Claus Gust. Lawson

Lawn Ridge Community News Update

Local notes from Lawn Ridge speak of Mrs Wilder’s illness and Wilson Goodrich’s croup episode. Neighbors Newton Bragg and the Greens relocate while George Sims plans a new furnace. Miss Minnie Parsons and family share visits, with Nelson Pritchard’s Nebraska stay noted. Rev J Merle Stevens preaches at Trinity parish and a dime social at Thomas Collins’ brings lively games. Church elections name George Sims deacon and Henry Crady clerk. Prof Frank E Nurse is ill in Wisconsin. Sheridan Grove moves households near Speer, Roads praised as asphalt quality. Delegation from Speer and Lawn Ridge attend Edelstein service after Stevens’ sermons.

Lawn Ridge Pritchard Nelson Nebraska J Merle Stevens Union Congregational Church Peoria Trinity Parish Thomas Collins George Sims Charles Perkins Henry Crady Fannie Perkins E. Nurse Frank E. Nurse Wisconsin William Phillips Arizona Sheridan Grove James Speers Speer Edelstein

Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Trial If Unhelpful

A Liberal offer promises free Rexall Orderlies if the remedy fails to cure chronic constipation. The ad touts toning the nerves and muscles of the colon, avoiding cathartics, and claims pleasant taste, non purging action, and suitability for children. Also mentions Rexall Store ownership and other town notices.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall A. J. Ironmonger

Community Notes From Peoria and Vicinity

Richard Davidson James Smith Jr and Thomas Davidson were in Peoria Monday. A farewell gathering was held at Walter Burnett's home. The Ladies Missionary Society served lunch at Walter Burnett’s sale. Mr and Mrs James Blackwell visited relatives in Henry last week. Mr and Mrs C M Calder were in Peoria Thursday. A surprise for Mr and Mrs Roy Safford occurred Monday night. J W Greene and Ruth spent Thursday in Peoria Ellsworth Weekley visits Peoria. Rev Busby conducts services at Saratoga church each evening.

South Milo Ora Brokaw Lucy Clark George Barker Henry James John McClane Michigan Ira Robison Indiana Sarah Sutherland James McClane Frank Thirkell Mattie Phelps Bertha McClane Beulah Barker Lela Montgomery Charle Reid Chicago M. B Hanchett Floyd Turner Lula Sherman Beulah Hanchett Alice Hanchett Vesta Wright Robert Conover U. P. Church Charles Kimble Richard Davidson James Smith, Jr Thomas Davidson Peoria Walter Burnett Ladies’ Missionary Society of the James Blackwell C M. Calder Roy Safford J. W Greene Ruth Ellsworth Weekley Rev. Busby Saratoga Church

Fifteen Join Saratoga M E Church in February

Saratoga M E Church received fifteen new members on Sunday February 4 with more to follow. The Haworth League of Saratoga paid its final installment of twenty dollars on the one hundred fifty dollar subscription by La Prairie Center and Saratoga Leagues for room at Peoria Deaconess hospital, per E S Busby, pastor.

Saratoga M. E Haworth League of Saratoga la Prairie Center Saratoga Leagues Peoria Deagoness Hospital E. S. Busby

Probate Court notices and real estate transfers

Probate Court actions include administration petitions for Rev Michael A Dooling and others with final settlements and heirship proofs. Guardian reports and hearings set for February. Numerous real estate transfers listed, from Toluca to Camp Grove and Henry County parcels. Marriage license issued in Osage township. First La Grippe, Then Bronchitis notes a testimonial for Fo Honey and Tar Compound.

Michael A Dooling C C Doran Wm. H Mutton Abram———Hupp Henry L. Peters Worthington Daisly L. Shaw Stout DuChesne Wm. C. Kamp Lacon S. Enola Flavious E. Foster James M Emma R. Marshall Steuben Henry Cemetery Association Albert P. Perdew Henry Henry Cemetery Olla V. Fogg Stephen J. Lash Santa Fe Toluca Marshall County John Anderson Thomas Longman Louis Toemmes Hartley Henry Patrick W. Healy Paulina Kliber

Pa Grouch on War Politics and Town Talk

A rambling monologue riffs on war, voting, gender roles, and public life. The speaker jokes about politics, doctors, preachers farming, and a wary view of crowds while musing on Roosevelt Sherman and social norms. The tone is rustic, humorous, and satirical.

Sherman Roosevelt

Prohibitionists to Hold Marshall County Conference

The prohibitionists of Marshall county plan a conference soon with able speakers. As a young movement, they aim to grow and win support in the campaign.

Marshall County

Gilbert Ball’s Robe And Mittens Highlight Toluca News

Toluca items note Gilbert Ball’s robe made from a horse hide, valued around 60 dollars. Pat McManus visits Toluca from Peoria. Marshall county figures discuss primary candidates Henry Jacobs and W L Wescott. P J Lucey of Streator seeks attorney general with petitions in Toluca. Recent travels include Johnny Proctor visiting from the West and Bennie Leger remaining in Arizona.

Gilbert Ball Gilbert Pat McManus Henry Peoria Toluca Henry Jacobs Marshall County W L. Wescott P J. Senninger Johnny Proctor Arizona New Mexico Texas Colorado California Bennie Leger The Santa Fe P. J. Lucey Streator

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