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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
4
For sale matched-team horses and various building lots on Western avenue and Williams street. Taxes due notices from Henry and Saratoga Townships with collectors and office details. Also seed corn sale and bottle return call to Henry Bottling Works. Local notices list taxes and property inquiries with contact hints.
SARM FOR SALE A well improved farm of 180 acres known as the Charles C Bayne farm is for sale near Varna Illinois to settle the estate. Contact Dr R S Bayne Henry Ir for details. ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE Estate of John Kine deceased claims must be presented to Marshall County Court Illinois by April 3 1916. Administratrix advises immediate payment from debtors. Attorneys Fred W Potter LES
A detailed report of the February Tuesday morning wedding at St Josephs Church uniting Miss Mayme Balleweg and Lawrence Tirer in Roman Catholic rites. The procession entered at 8:30 to Mendelssohn and a nuptial mass featured solos by Miss Cecil Herry followed by a toast. The bride wore white silk crepe de chine and Hyacinths, with attendants Miss Ida Peterman and Miss Violet. The groom’s party included Sol Schubert and Anthony Holler. A wedding breakfast followed, with plans for future housekeeping on the McVickey farm in Saratoga township and extended family visits to Chicago and Muncie.
Tuesday afternoon assembly at Mrs. S. L. Clift’s home featured Mrs. J. A. Mercer’s program on organization and the church’s role. Readings on the crusade against saloons included Ohio and the 1874 birth of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, with reflections on unity and moral uplift.
Mrs Fouts about 60 died after plunging headfirst down a basement stair at her Bradford home about 3 PM Sunday. She broke her neck and died within an hour while unconscious. Husband and family aided, doctors called but in vain. She leaves four children, oldest daughter Mrs Cliff Cappertune of Bradford. youngest 11 or 12. The family had lived in Wyoming Castleton and Camp Grove areas.
Ad promises noninvasive pile cure without chloroform cutting burning or injections. Claims life cure in every case, payment only after cure, free examination, treatments claimed for men and women. Mentions Kinsey and Hover at 107 South Jefferson Ave Peoria and note on local saloon license/ten in business.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hunter of Chillicothe plan a pleasure trip south this week. The Kentalkenui club hosted by Miss Ethel Anderson had ten members and two visitors for a social evening with games tunes and fancy work followed by a luncheon and music. Frank Barr noted as a coal worker in the territory called in the city Wednesday. Friends of Mr and Mrs Georg Roth of Hopewell held a farewell party at their home on Friday February 11 presenting a reading chair. the Roths will move to Easton next week and be missed by many.
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