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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1907

Page

3

Local notices and health reports from Sparland region

Mrs Dunlap ill with neuralgia of the heart. Andrew Aitchison and Floyd Van Petten travel to Texas to view land. Mrs Yarger's brother Will Kenney and Miss Josie Lynch in poor health. E. S. Duncan ill. Otto Frank tending business. Van Antwerp starts Rhode Island Red chickens. Revival and cottage meetings continue. Illness in Fostoria OU, aunt Mrs Newton Swift, and Ross Haines noted. James Monier buried at Sara toga cemetery. Coal bank cave-in injures Mr. Perry. Estate divided among Wm Smith's children and mother. Lostant defeats Sparland in high school basketball. referee dispute noted. Various local health and accident items summarized.

Fd van Antwerp Rhode Island J. R Bouton Fostoria OU Barton Angie Baughman Chicago Newton Swift Ross Haines John Christman Sharmock Bradford Wm. Smith Lostant John Marland iSparland Mr. Randall Economae Marland and Randall Sparland Poy Hannum Swilliam Phillipa

Local notices and obituaries from Sparland area readers

Sparland community notes recount a range of events from Henry Wetzel’s harp at the Baptist church to a Masons lodge entertainment for Washington's Birthday. Obituary details describe James Monier of Isle of Man origin, long service, family ties, and services at Saratoga M. H.

Local Social Notes From La Prairie and Nearby

LA PRAIRIE and nearby towns report visits and hostings. Mrs Hart and children visited George Shimp. Miss Carolyn Ficketts plans a Varna visit. Miss Cora Wyckoff from Henry visited Lucie Calder. Mrs Lottie Erskine and Pearl visit Dept Caldwell. Mr Rapp travels to Chicago on business. Mrs Bessie Willard visiting Dunlap. Edith Leigh's friends cheer her stay in ChiC ARO. Valentine’s Day events include a surprise at Charlie and Willie’s party with cards and snacks.

Dunlap Edith Leigh Chi- Caro Jonles Eee Verna Ed Manock Will Clement Bureau Dorothy Scott Anna Burnett

South Whitefield News and Local Tidings

Community notes from South Whitefield record local visits and social events at Bonham schoolhouse and the Waughop residence. The piece mentions marriages Ada Rey to Jesse Peck near Sparland and updates on residents moving to Henry and Wyanet, along with a death in Saratoga and a new agency start for H J Meister.

South Whitefield Bonham School House Calvin Stamlper Lee Moore George Gallup Conrad Weis Bride Henry W. Deck L. Waughop Waughop James Saratoga M. B Ae Sieg Wee H. J. Meister Forian-Oll,company Mol at-Metamors

Mr and Mrs Robertaigle Spent Sunday

Fragmentary text lists several names and a shared Sunday gathering, mentioning Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels and others with unclear relation, all indicating a social or family occasion reported in brief.

Local residents move homes amid community updates

Will Daniels moves out of the Ball place and Will Baker moves in where Nick Smith leaves. Henry subklend returns from Paxton after a funeral visit. Grandma Aukland returns from Paxton after three months away. Rowe family attends funeral of Mrs Fawcette in Dunlap. Salisbury visits Peter Green at John Hickey’s Camp Grove home burns. O'Brien attends Bradford home talent play. Stang brings bride for social dance. Grip illness widespread locally. Wilson and Hennessey shred fodder. True visits old home. Tina Hawksworth visits brother in Peoria. Beech sells driving horse to Salisbury. Ed Clark recovers after three weeks bedridden.

Ber Masons Tim Henry Wetzel Baptist Church Mpeter Pekin Mrs. Beitz Spariand Lodge No. 441 A. F A. M Washington Ruby Olson John Ceryno Myron Newell Keeling St. Louis Musquota Vincent Joseph Kewanee Chicago Ray Frank Jennie Dora Hoadley Ruenzie Ruenzl Ed van Antwerp Maud Dunican Will Daniels Will Baker Nick Smith Henry Subklend Paxton William Grandma Aukland Edward Rowe Dunlap Rowe Fawcette Will Salisbury Peter Green John Hickey Camp Grove James O’brien Bradford Ed Stang H B Wilson Wm. Hennessey A. True Tina Hawksworth Peoria Albert Beech Charles Salisbury Ed Clark

South Milo Community Notes Reflect Visits and Illness

Mary Harris remains ill while Henry Mattison is under Dr Hess care. Mrs Austins visits son Wil and family. Mr and Mrs John McLane visit Thomas McLane’s home. Agnes Cohrs and others on sick lists. Epworth League officers elected for the year. Multiple stray items record visits, sales, church activity, and local gatherings amid widespread minor ailments.

South Milo Mary Harris Marjory Smith Henry Mattison Hess Austins Wil John McLane Thomas McLane Agnes Cohrs Bisten Bentley Atha Longman Lacon Winale Taylor Maid Moffitt Epworth League Jennie Chenoweth Mabel Mclane Wattle Reid Anna Schwab Alta Orwig Pauline Schwab

Mr. Franklin Leaves for Southwest Law Practice

Lacon notes J. H. Franklin departs Tuesday for the southwest to pursue new law practice locations with his wife Mrs Franklin joining later. Blake Franklin, a George Washington University law graduate, will work along legal lines and may enter practice. Franklin will handle pending county cases and plans to return for the May circuit term. The family will remain in Lacon until fall. locals hail him as an upright, capable leader.

Mr. Franklin Lacon J. H. Franklin Ake United States General Land Office Topsia Franklin Blake Law Department George Washington University Washington, D. C Lacan Marshall—county War Department Marrison State Normal Schools of Kansas Lacon Board of Education

Probate Court Records Estate of Moss Bassett Anschicks Linse

Probate court admits several wills and appoints executors and administrators. Lydia Bassett is named executrix for the George H. Bassett will. Paul Zichier and Leni Sanat are named executors and administrator with bond for Hubert Adam. Notices for claims acceptable by law will be issued. Real estate transfers list multiple parcels to Bertram Smith Florian Linse and others. Marriage licenses and examinations noted in passing.

Charles Moss Bede Iron Ae Geogee” H. Bassett Lydia Bassett Balthaser Anschicks Paul Zichier Hubert-Adam Leni Sanat Free Mission Church Bertram V. Smith Ae Varna Florian Linse Mtiida Linse Henry John Grieves Christine Wightman Joseph ‘Pryczaski Mike Obananots Parmella Loyd Willem Hedrick Tullis Rudess Filomena Constantin Bae Fo Viseheld

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