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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented copy notes frost limit on freesing peaches in Porto Rico letters and quotes a Times item about Peter Noemmes and a horse thrown through a maiden. The piece laments pain in epigastric regions and describes regional declines in southern Illinois and northern Illinois Michigan peach regions.
Last Wednesday evening a large group within 27 blocks of Maine and Richard streets staged a noisy serenade for City Marshal Motter and Jade bride at Ghee residence. The crowd, described as energetic youths in varying attire, dispersed after the marshal's mother flashed a door warning, leaving chaos and wild jokes about the night's events.
A lively Saturday in Henry saw five runaways as horses and wagons dashed through streets. Christenson, Booter, Hartley, and others dodged mishaps, with teams breaking free near the old Seminary and in front of homes. The scene ended with drivers regaining control and a wood wagon team slowed by a rail. Separately, the Henry Commercial Club held its annual meeting electing a new board and officers to guide the organization.
The Kickapoo club of Peoria held a Lincoln birthday banquet with speeches and socials. Dr Geo A Zeller served as tonal master. Postmaster Kline of Weary attended. Dr Robert Boal, a nonagenarian and Lincoln ally, spoke and displayed Lincoln's letter. Boal, born before Lincoln, recounted early Illinois politics and the speaker race of 1866. The event noted Boal’s long public service lineage and noted worm remedy White's Dream Vermifage for sale by Dr Powell.
Mr and Mrs Stuekel of 618 Sixth street Racine Wisconsin entertained friends with a one day prior party. Highlights included a progressive dinner with first prize awarded to Mr and Mrs J W Lawitzka and a consolation prize to Mr and Mrs Smith. Dancing followed with music by J F Lawitzka JO Weber and OC Kerr. The cakewalk included Mr and Mrs Stuekel Mr and Mrs Dow Mrs M S Alley and others. Both vocal solos and refreshments contributed to an enjoyable evening.
Dennis Farling relocates to Kansas while several farmers shift plots across Whitefield Henry and surrounding towns. Wm German, Frank Daniele, Geo Harris farms and others transfer to Auk land, Dan iel Betta, Hmer ick Crow Meadow, James Shields OxBow and more with闲 moves including Whitefield, Steuben, Saratoga, Mineral and Lone Tree.
A new variation on Old Folks at Home by J R Lerman is issued in America. The grand showy piano composition aims for concert and parlor use with a Negro Time finale. The handsome title page features a photo of Ade line Patti. Price 75 cents postpaid by Union Mutual Music and Novelty Co.
Holiday display featuring decorative purples and anniversary stationery invites visitors to view and place engraving orders. The Republican office is advised for inquiries about fireetlanc e prid bhig.
An essayized critique mocks Col R G Ingersoll and labels a class of self centered travelers as American hogs. It recalls a Chicago visit, cites a train seat incident with a man occupying four seats, and condemns rudeness in transit and church, urging improved manners.
Washington reports recap of the Indian appropriation bill and several measures. Pensions restoration for Spanish War enlistment, maps of Alaska, and $23,400,977 legislative appropriation discussed. McEnery policy on Philippines and admiral of the Navy bill noted. Vicious assault on Cabin Boat City crowds prompts calls to clear the ships.
Death notices list Jonas Diveuissi 79 in Saratoga M and Churchyard factory. Isaac Van Ostrand 72 and Henry Griswold 6. Nellie Kennedy niece of Forbes in Hopewell Township. Elzy Rowe 25 in Whitefield township died at home of parents Roger Rowe and spouse.
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