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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

Page

11

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Them Cure Claims

A testimonial from Erie Pennsylvania describes five years of female troubles ending in cure after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note praises relief from inflammation ulceration irregularities backache and nervous prostration and invites letters for free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Erie Lydia Pinkham J. P. Endlich Paydia Pinkham Laboratory Lynn Mass Lydia BH. Pinkham

Prizes March Exhibition Offers Farm Tools

At 3 o'clock a drawing will award three items the Sulky Plow Shoveling Board and Buggy Whip. Tickets issued with each cash purchase or bankable note and with every $2 paid fee. Draw on March 4 requires holders of the lucky numbers be present. Exhibitors promise practical farm machinery demonstrations March 2 3 and 4.

Local Sparland Notes and Regional Travel Tidbits

Sparland residents share weekend visits and moves. Morris Holmes returns from the south for the winter. Mrs Schaaf and Miss Nellie O Leary shop in Henry. Frank Van Antwerp trips to Peoria. Mrs John Adams of Lacon visits friends across the river. Rev Elliott Baptist pastor resigns effective March 1.

Marie O'Leary Morris Holmes Schaaf Nellie O'Leary Henry Frank van Antwerp Peoria John Adams Lacon Curt Tanquary Thomas McAleer Milby Marshall Anna Luft Marie Shaffer LaMar Cora Reynolds Sparland Henry Olson Minnie Pierson Magnus Olson Magnus Olson and Two Lady Friends of Peoriand Elliott Baptist Church

Washington's Birthday Party Invitation At Epworth League

Epworth League invites all to Washington's Birthday event at M B H church on Feb 22 1911 with program and refreshments admission 15 cents. M E Sunday school reports 78 attendees last Sunday aiming for 100 with a contest and a two month reception for the losing side. A sleighing outing at Mr and Mrs Monier's country home featured games music a late supper with oyster soup rolls ham baked beans potato salad pickles peaches and whipped cream. Katherine Craig Rooney born in Síigo county Ireland 86 years ago died Feb 7 in Sparland after pneumonia funeral held at Lacon Catholic church with burial in Catholic cemetery.

Epworth League Washington M. E Halsey Monier Monier Katherine Craig Rooney Siigo Ireland Sparland Mary Murnane Wichita Kas John Rooney Patrick Rooney Thurston Neb Rooney John Grant Coatney Lacon Catholic Church Fr. Hawley Out West

Arnica Salve Cures Boy’s Boil Quick as Bucklen’s

D. Frankel of Stroud Oklahoma cites wife’s use of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on a boil that vanished quickly. Promoted as the quickest healer for burns, cuts, sprains and bruises, available at A. J. Ironmonger and T. J. Segraves drug stores for 26 cents.

D. Frankel Stroud Okla Bucklen A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves

Revival on Yankee Street Opens at Steuben Church

Rev Frank Woodhull and Rev H C Hodgson lead revival services at the Steuben church on Yankee Street. Meetings occur nightly and Sundays at 3 PM since last Wednesday. Woodhull keywords describe his railroad experience shaping his preaching. All residents of Marshall Peoria Woodford counties are invited.

Yankee Street Frank Woodhull H. C. Hodgson Chillicothe Steuben Evangelist Woodhull Marshall Peoria Woodford

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Fast Cough Relief

A Chicago advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures grippe coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia when taken promptly. It is touted as a reliable family medicine for all coughs, colds and croup with quick, effective action, urging readers to refuse substitutes.

Foley A. J. Tronmonger

Lawn Ridge notes and visits among residents

Mrs. Ford Moody hopes to leave the hospital soon. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Perkins spent a week in Peoria visiting relatives and friends, returning Monday. The Lawn Ridge colony remains content and active this winter. The cornsheller worked last week with Bert Wilcox Jack Donath and Paul Rumbold among the workers. Ford Moody is among those who sold. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rapp plan to move near Bradford with about 30 friends visiting for a surprise farewell. Cards from Mrs. Curtis bring encouraging news from the reverend friend.

Ford Moody Sumner Perkins Peoria Lawn Ridge Cornsheller Kimball Bert Wilcox Jack Donath Paul Rumbold Chris Rapp Bradford Curtis

Healing outlook sparks wide countryside interest

Though still on his back at the hospital and not likely to be out for some days yet, his wounds are healing in fine shape and his general health is pretty good. Everyone is greatly encouraged as to the outcome and the recovery will bring widespread interest and rejoicing.

Public sale and local notices in Saratoga

Tom McAleer schedules a public sale this Thursday. Mike Landers’s ailing infant shows improvement. Frank Clift reports a three year old colt found dead in his barn last week. Various social visits and family updates including births, illnesses, and moves. Community notices mention deaths, preaching, and upcoming sales and relocations.

Saratoga Tom McAleer Mike Landers Babe Frank Clift Jennie McGee Fanny Salisbury Will Rickey Worth Dixon Homer Cox Scholes Tom Kelley John Corcoran Gus Hawksworth Nebraska Dwinel Sparland Thomas Salisbury Little Babe Curt Tanquary Lou Shultz Link van Ostrand Wm. Lawless Jane Sheffield

Foley's Kidney Remedy Praised by Michigan Woman

Mrs. Cora Thorp of Jackson describes an acute Bright's disease attack involving kidney and bladder inflammation and dizziness. She credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with reducing inflammation easing pain and restoring normal bladder action.

Bright Cora Thorp Jackson, Mich Foley A. J. Tronmonger

Crow Meadow Notes On Ill Mother And Local Happenings

L A Spencer and family traveled to Sweetser Indiana to visit his seriously ill mother. Coons, skunks, opossums and foxes have been hunted by Yarrington and son and neighbors using two dogs that tree game. Several residents report illnesses, house-sitting by Davenport and McNabb visitors, and a house fire at Elmer Mooberry’s. Warrington Piles plan to move a sawmill and log-hauling activity increases in nearby timber areas. Mrs. Rollins remains ill with tonsillitis and others aid the household.

L. A William Kline Coggshall Joseph Haywood Hess Mary Quinn Odos Clanin Davenport Isaac Wier McNabb Mr. Spencer Indiana Elmer Rollins Sheffield Warrington & Piles John Divelbiss Jacob Marx Place Divelbiss Thomas Landers Henry Merdian Hunt Bros Henry George Helper Ed Quinn John Engelbrecht Mr. Barker Chicago George Harney Elmer Mooberry

Rexall Orderlies Promoted for Aged and Weak Constitution

An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe effective remedy for constipation and bowel disorders in the elderly and frail. It claims soothing strengthening action with no adverse effects, sold at a Rexall Store from A. J. Ironmonger, druggist, with a 25c and 10c price and a full guarantee.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall A. J. Ironmonger

Toluca forms farmers elevator company and officers elected

Toluca residents form a farmers elevator company with J E Hatton Jobst Schulte Jacob Fecht J J Donnelly Jed Winkle Roscoe Ball Henry Christ as directors and J J Donnelly Fred Winkle Gaylord Ball as president vice president and secretary treasurer. The firm is incorporated for ten thousand dollars and plans an early elevator. A note from Mrs. Ball in Chicago reports recovery after surgery at St Luke's Hospital. Fanny Farley faces possible throat operation in Chicago. The Italian band traveled to Venona for a funeral service last Friday.

Toluca J. E. Hatton Jobst Schulte Jacob Fecht J. J. Donnelly Jed Winkle Roscoe Ball Henry Christ Fred Winkle Gaylord Ball Jonas Ball St. Luke's Hospital Chicago Fanny Farley Venona

Electric Bitters Prove Grand Remedy for Stomach Trouble

John W Moddiers of Moddersville Michigan suffered fifteen years of a cure resisting stomach ailment that forced sale of his farm. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his appetite and health, noting it aids liver and kidneys too. Sold 50c at A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves drugstores with guarantee.

John W. Moddiers Moddersville Mich A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves

La Prairie Social Roundup and Local Visits

K R Leigh was in Chicago last week Scott Aitchison spent a few days in Peoria The George Washington social at the M E parsonage is set for Wednesday evening February 22 John Pringle and Miss Jennie were Peoria callers February 18 Miss Alice Scoon of Lacon visited La Prairie Mrs Scott and Miss Dorothy and Will Drummond were in Peoria Wednesday Arthur J Fischer the impersonator will be at the La Prairie town hall on Monday evening February 20.

LA Prairie K. R. Leigh Chicago Scott Aitchison Peoria Alex Calder Chillicothe Herbert Wilson Hursday M. E. Parsonage John Pringle Jennie Alice Scoon Lacon Scott Dorothy Will Drummond la Prairie Town Hall Arthur J. Fischer

Kelso-Winship wedding noted at Winship home

The Kelso-Winship wedding occurred Tue at the Winship home west of Putnam with Miss Matie Gregg among the participants. Mrs. George Yanochowski reports the couple are settled in Chicago in a furnished flat and enjoying city life. A Henry marriage license was issued to Philip Stadel of Putnam county for Miss Margaret Thomas of Henry. the ceremony followed at the Henry Catholic church.

Lacon Journal Henry Republican Winship Putnam Matie Gregg Lacon Miss Gregg Bert Gregg Matie George Yanochowski Chicago Mr. Yanochowski Philip Stadel Putnam County Margaret Thomas Henry Mr. Stadel Home Journal Wunder

Stopping the Clock Saved a Woman's Life

Mrs. Dunmore of Granville believed she would die at 2 PM after a glimpse beyond the veil. Her brother halted the clock to test the moment, then misread the time. when informed it was 3 20, she began to recover, a fate the husband calls miraculous.

Dunmore Granville Hennepin J. H. Dunmore

Probate Court Notices and Real Estate Transfers

Probate Court reports list final settlements and guardianship actions for multiple estates including Hontas A. Bane Helen Remley Herman D. Shepard Quincy H. Shepard and others with hearings set for February and March. Conservator appointed Henry Bickerman and bond posted. Real estate transfers convey parcels in Varna Whitefield Venona and Sparland. Marriage licenses issued for couples from La Prairie Lacon Evans Township Henry and We norma Mary entries.

Hontas A. Bane Helen Remley Herman D. Shepard Oscar EE. Shepard Quincy H. Shepard Oscar E. Shepard Jesse B. Bane David M. Hall John S. Betts Wm. H. Mutton Julius Monk Wm. Salisbury, Sr Pauline Lorenzoni Edie Lorenzoni Alfred Lorenzoni Guardian Jennie Delladio Theodore Bickerman Henry Bickerman Ella D. Judd James Jenkins Jennie R. Myers Varna Wm. Lopeman Elmer M. Lopeman Whitefield Benjamin Kauth Harry S. van Horn Venona John P. Cumming Mary A. Cumming Cotton Sparland Sophia Ganzer F. Ganzer Hoyt Henry Josie Smogojeski Andrew Kauzlasvic Santa Fe Toluca Mary Kauzlasvic Charles H. Ong Alice Ong Charles R. Scoon la Prairie Lena F. Schmidt Lacon Charles O. Johnson Evans Township Hilda A. Engstrand Wenona Joseph A. Stadel Henry Township Margaret M. Thomas

Falls Victims to Thieves by Health Thief Story

S W Bends of Coal City Alabama recounts chronic illness seized by two thieves his health for twelve years. Dr King's New Life Pills relieved constipation malaria headaches and dyspepsia now he is well. 25 cents at local drug stores. Old newspapers for sale at this office.

S. W. Bends Coal City Ala Dr. King A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves

Public Sale of Saxby Farm stock and goods near La Prairie

Auction notice for the Saxby farm near La Prairie Center and Camp Grove Illinois on Tuesday March 7 1911 at 10 am. Eleven head of horses cattle hogs farm implements and household goods offered with detailed descriptions and terms including cash for small sums and credit on larger totals with 6 percent interest if unpaid. Auctioneers Schultz McVicker and clerk Hickey note lunch on grounds and removal restrictions.

Saxby la Prairie Center Camp Grove Ill Sparland Poland-China Rock Island Hayes

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