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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1895

Page

6

Local notes report mill lease and fires in Lacon area

The Lacon Woolen mill resumes operations after leasing to Grieves & Son for 1200 dollars yearly. A severe accident struck Paul Robert during a school hill coasting outing. A fire on Masday morning destroyed Zini’s farm buildings with no insurance and about 21000 in losses due to a defective flue.

Lacon Grieves & Son Eldagt-Gon Paul Robert Zini Sheiniles Chas Day Inas Sll Prairie Ave

Sparland Notes on Local Happenings and Illness

In Sparland Ray a baby suffers from lung fever and Lewis Nighswinger’s baby is quite ill. Several hoes were brought in Monday and sent away. Mrs Tesmer remains indisposed with a bad cold. Mrs Henly visits Mrs W H Athay this week. Wales led meetings at Bothel church. McRe hursh may continue with its walls. Wichompson and Mr Beckler traveled from Lacon Sunday to Bothel church.

Sparland Lewis Wichompson Mr Beckler Lacon Sundsy Bothel

Moving through town and local notices in brief

A Swartz team fled in town on Monday, Anther Ray plans moving to Princeville after renting a livery stable there. Lincoln Kirk to host Feb 10 town hall entertainment for the school. A large Baptist service and a continuing M E church evangelist meeting are noted. Multiple local residents relocate houses while Confidence lodge 109 D of I O O F installs officers.

Swartz Anther Ray Princeville Lincoln Kirk M. E. Church Wat

South Whitefield Social Scene and Local Mishap Recap

March approaches with local happenings in South Whitefield. A pleasant party at the Dwyer brothers’ home is noted, Mrs R Wanghop remains poorly, and Starry Bonham displays a new sleigh. A cistern accident left Harry Bonham stuck head down for a half hour before rescue.

Dwyer Brothers R. Wanghop Narmon Henry Starry Bonham Krank Darlo Nebraska_ Io Garland Sparland Ilarry Bonham Harry Mually Bis Tarry

Whitefield Community Notes Party Plans and Officers

Mrs G W Snell arrived in Whitefield. The Junior League is organized with Flora Runnells as president and other officers listed. A February 22 entertainment to raise funds for a new church organ is planned with a four drama program and a comic piece. Admission 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.

Flora Runnells Grace Aten Fannie Moffitt Ithol Wills Mollie’ McLice Harry Fountain Julian Herr Maud Shorts Powers Henry Putnam Onish

Local notes mix court visits fires and community events

North Saratoga residents report court attendance by George Harrison in Peoria and a Salvation Army revival at the Saratoga church. Fires destroy M G Conroy’s house and nearby property. Ed Brown helps the homeless while neighbors assist. Marriage of Frank Powell and Nellie Calder and various visits and farm updates fill the week.

Saratoga George Harrison Peoria Lottie Nichols Camp Grove Noyse's Johnnie Wm. Graham Bit Ho Richard Parker Towa Wyoming Saratoga Church Salvation Army Doll Holtmore Red Oak Iowa Altnois Clark Hoskins Mr Weirs Ani Bradford Clark M.G. Conroy la Prairie Mutual Will Hannum Conroy Ed Brown

Irrigation and roads as bright spots in tough year

The drought cost farmers about 350 million in corn. Seventeen states began legislation for good roads. A hygienic congress criticized cholera origins yet noted widespread naturalization across Europe.

Putnam Notes Blizzard Pause and Local Events

Putnam items report H. Condit visiting Hennepin and Ed Sutherland leaving for Minburn. Blizzard eases, W. H. Wheeler at Hennepin board meeting, and a social at W. L. Kelso’s with Ladies Aid. Grand jurors named for the coming court and petty jurors listed. Bashirs’ engagement mentioned.

Putnam H. Condit Hennepin Ed Sutherland Minburn W. H. Wheeler Board of Supervisors Senachwine Township Ladies Aid of the Christian Church W. L. Kelso Jno. Anderson A. B. Henkins Albert

Preacher to Speak at Christian Church February 24

A sermon by a visiting preacher will be held at the Christian church on February 24 with expectations of engaging the community. The event aims to muster opposition to the devil and includes a note about attendance by local youth who took sleigh trips to Hennepin and Henry. A drama titled Sonya, the Pauper, is set for February 21 at the same church with doors at 6:30 pm and admission 25 cents, 15 cents for children under 14. Aims for quality scenery and a first class performance are mentioned.

Hennepin Henry Woodmen Sonya Pauper Christian Church

Nuptials Planned At Congregational Church Social

Social notices report the upcoming wedding of Creorge Winterscheidt to Iva McCormick in the city, with details for a Thursday evening ceremony at the bride's home and more on church activities and community sympathies.

Congregational Church Creorge Winterscheidt Iva McCormick Geo &. McCormick Christian Endeavor Society Putnam Plattsamouth Neb Amanda Cecii Isaac Cecil Jasper Cecil Cecil Annie Mullis Stephen Plattsmouth Frederick G. Devoe Lot Wood Fred Lot McCormick Red Doyce Doyce Jerrow

Magnolia News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births

Last week in Magnolia Homer Walker of Gridley visited relatives. Clarence Ray’s family welcomed a baby girl. The Misses Steele of Henry stayed with Mary Kirgan. Ed Brady of Chenoa visited relatives nearby. Theodore and Mildred Smith from Guner Lane called Saturday. Dr Fred Taylor of Granville visited his parents on Thursday. Roy Bliss and daughter Cora returned to Lafayette Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Baker updated relatives during visits.

Magnolia Toma Homer Walker Gridley Clarence Ray Theodore Mildred Smith Guner Lane Fred Taylor Granville Roy Bliss Cora Lafayette Frank Baker

Marriage of Eliza McKirgan to Frank Lambourn in Wenona

The January 30 wedding of Eliza McKirgan and Frank Lambourn was held at the McKirgan home with Rev J T Bliss officiating. A large reception followed, gifts were plentiful, and the couple plan to live at M G Lambourn's near Wenona before moving to Iowa. Community social notes mention visits, local teaching staff at Granville, and ongoing quilting plans by the Magnolia Aid Society with 56 blocks of 10 inches for a large silk quilt project in Patham county.

Bertha Mamie Beckwith Sandy J. H. McKirgan Eliza Frank Lambourn J. T. Bliss Lafayette Jennie Lambourn Iowa Della Allen Washburn John Phillips Magnolia Aid Society Patham County Hubble Ramsey Monmouth A. BG

Local notes from Quaker Lane and surrounding towns

Beatrice Massie traveled along the Lane on Sunday while Cora Wilson placed a short telegram to Normal. Mrs Anna Wilson and Edna Wilson returned from visits to Normal with Mrs Oliver Mills. H C Mills shipped another carload of horses from Lostant, two bought at a Streator sale. A sled of neighborhood youths attended a lecture and institute in Granville. An error about shipments to the Western states will be corrected. four horses were sent to Nebraska and one box to Kansas.

Quaker Lane Beatrice Massie Cora—Wilson Anna Wilson Edna Oliver Mills H.C. Mills Lostant Institute Granville Nebraska Kansas

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