Good Roads Meeting Forms Local Booster Group in Henry Co
Citizens rallied at Henry Auto Co to organize a Good Roads association funded by a state fuel license pool of one million dollars. Temporary leaders elected with a plan to draft by laws and meet again Thursday to solidify a permanent body. The Waubansie Trail linking St. Louis to Chicago via Peoria and Denver is highlighted, with Henry County as a key gravel-road hub. A long list of local automobile owners and boosters is named as initial members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Auto Co
Clifford Haws
George A. Burt
F. W. Potter
J. J. Gresser
B. F. Ransom
Denver
Cal
Washington, D. C
Illinois
St. Louis
Bloomington
Peoria
Chicago
Henry
Peru
Association For Good Roads
Good Roads Association
Thomas Seelye
Lawrence Hunt
Elmer Hunt
Charles Kaifer
Will Kaifer
Anthony Kaifer
Roy
Henry Louis
James Ransom
Charles Hofer
Charles Wood
Ed Sparling
Bert Sparling
Fred Cook
Henry Downey
Wm. Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
W. M. Drake
Daniel Vail
J. G. Winship
Charles Read
James Wherry
Mat Condit
Chris Christensen
Amiel Christensen
Lyman Horrom
Wm. Mielkey
Jake Ringenberger
L. F. Boyle
John Reinbeck
Wd Kaiser
John Barry
Dawson Glenn
Marshall Broaddus
Frank Jennett
Ben Baughman
Joe Baughman
Wm. Toder
B. G. Cromwell
Dr. Coggshall
Marshall Downey
G. E. Pace
Wm. Starliper
al True
Rev
Dennis Landers
Alex Wunder
Walter Duke
Joe Moody
Charles Dille
Charles Bell
Roy Benjamin
Mrs. Stever
Leslie Waughop
Wm. Kuss
Ryan Bros
Clem Ransom
Paul Leichter
Benj Ransom
Simeon Doyle
J. C. Hill
George al Burt
Bob Law
Three petitions filed for city alderman wards one to three
Three petitions were filed for the offices of aldermen in this city one in each ward FA Yanochow ski First ward C B Smith second ward Alex Doelzer Third ward The candidates are all members of the present council and petition for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa, Yanochowski
C. B. Smith
Alex Doelzer
D A R Chapter Hosts Washington Birthday Event
The Christopher Lobingier chapter D A R entertained guests at Mrs. Clifford Haws home on Washingtons birthday. Mrs. Ames gave an inspiring talk on the D A R work. Miss Benjamin and Miss Shauver provided music and readings. coffee and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Lobingier
Washington
Clifford Haws
America
R. B. Whipple
Benjamin
John C. Ames
Illinois
Shauver
R. B
Whipple
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Ames
Gertrude Ball Bayne
Lawrence of
Galesburg
Death notice of Allison J Matter in Kewanee obit
Allison J Matter of Yeagertown Pennsylvania born May 8 1852 died aged about 60 in Kewanee after a career in clothing businesses with Hutchins Guyer and later as a clerk and businessman. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. burial in Lewistown. He never married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison J. Matter
Kewanee
Henry
G .G. Guyer
Lewistown
Matter
Messrs. Hutchins & Guyer
Galva
Messrs
Hutchins
Downey
Yeagertown
Misslin County
Daniel C
Nancy Jane Matter
Beulah M. Matter
Philadelphia
Chicago
East
Mrs McKeel Funeral On Cabin Boat In Henry
Margaret Beardsley McKeel, 22, wife of Fred McKeel, died of heart leakage in Henry after living on a Sparland farm. Born Peru Ill Feb 4 1890 she married Fred McKeel July 12 1910 at Chillicothe. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 pm on the cabin boat of her father in Henry with Rev R B Whipple officiating. interment Henry cemetery. Pallbearers: Charles Frommel Lewis Stitzer Conrad Helgoth Fred Noll Fred Morgan William Bush. C Doran undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McKeel
Margaret
Charles McKeel
Beardsley
Peru
Ill
Chillicothe
Sparland
Henry
R. B. Whipple
Episcopal Church
Intermart
Charles Frommel
Lewis Stitzer
Conrad Helgoth
Fred Noll
Fred Morgan
William Bush
C. Doran
Marshall County Board of Supervisors Meeting Notice
The board of supervisors of Marshall County Illinois will meet at the courthouse in Lacon on Tuesday March 12 1912. Each bill must be itemized certified sworn and filed in the county clerk's office by 12 noon the Saturday before the meeting or be carried over. Signed Thomas A. Connell County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marshall County
Illinois
Lacon
Thomas A. Connell
Buick Engines Lead In Power For Size Class
Buick engines develop 20 per cent more power than any other make of engines of the same size. Henry Auto Co., sole agents for this line of cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Henry Auto Co
Pupils, Visitors, and Events Parade Through Hennepin School
The Hennepin school week includes piano by Helene Hannum, visits by Mrs Jones and Mrs Phillips, high school and fifth room notes, new song books, classpins, and remarks on commencement. Occasional incidents include Miss Pfaff’s misstep, Putnam visitors Mata Gregg and Opal Buard, lectures by Mr Bancroft, and routine campus activities and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burkhart
Miss Schaffer
Violet Balleweg
North Yakama
Wash
Dr. Jones
Poultry Raiser Finds Double-Shell Egg in Snowdrift
In Sparland during a cold spell a farmer locked a hen out and heard loud cackling. He found Biddy in a snowdrift with an extraordinary egg that bore two shells to resist freezing. Had it hatched, the chick would have needed earmuffs and rubbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparland
Biddy
Ephra Vogelsang Weds Morris M Townley in Chicago Home
Miss Ephra Vogelsang, Chicago singer, married Morris M Townley, a Chicago lawyer, in a quiet ceremony at her mother in law’s home. The bride trained in Paris and performed in New York and McVicker’s La Bohème debut plans, with a Palm Beach Cuba and Arizona honeymoon before joining the South Side Clubhouse for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ephra Vogelsang
Morris M. Townley
Charles Kenison
Dearborn Avenue
Flower Shop” Company
New York
Mimi
Arizona
South Side
Townley
Our
Henry
Ephriam Vogelsang
Henry Vogelsang
Our City
Paris
Postal Savings Bank Opens At Local Post Office
On Monday next March 4 the United States Postal Savings bank will be open for deposits from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the local post office. Money orders will be handled at the money order window, closing at 6 p.m. and reopening at 8 a.m. Holidays bring one hour of operation, Sundays are closed. Assistant postmaster will provide information on the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Postal Savings Bank
Crow Meadow Local Notes and Transfers
George Harney and Elmer Rollins were in Chicago Wednesday on business. Charles Lormis moved last Thursday near Wenona, and Mr. Gray of Glasford will move into the house he vacated. A. L. Spencer moved to the Harrison Gregory place in Sugar Grove. John Claycomb will move from Saratoga township into the house he vacates and work for Ed Quinn next year. Mrs. Thomas Landers and Mrs. Elmer Rollins have been sick this week under Dr Coggshall. Coney Apfel, Anton Apfel’s son, got a pen in his nose last Sunday evening and a doctor removed it. Elmer Rollins sawed wood Saturday and Monday. Albert Quinn attended the Masonic hall dedication at Lacon last Tuesday. Anton Apfel shipped goods to Payne Ohio this week, where he will buy a farm and live. George Dally moved to Mrs Giltner's farm, where Apfel has lived. Ed Quinn went to Chicago with two carloads of fat cattle Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lormis
Wenona
Gray
Glasford
A. L. Spencer
Harrison Gregory
Sugar Grove
John Claycomb
Saratoga Township
Ed Quinn
Thomas Landers
Elmer Rollins
Coggshall
Coney Apfel
Anton Apfel
Hiram Clisbee
Henry Auto Co
Valentine Bogner
J. EB. Barry
F. A. Yanochowski
Nilson
Henry
Snyder's Corner
Sarah Blood
Kewanee
Sherwood Avenue
Joliet
Ed Kaiser
Lewis Schultz
al True
Velie
True
Patrick McManus
Peoria
John Stockton
Clara Seitz
Hartley Music Store
Hartley
Flynn
Iowa
Clara
Harry Bulleyment
Minnesota
Thomas Longman
Lacon
Camp Grove
Bayne
Aukland
Hartley & Flynn
Star Theater
H. H. Allen
Marseilles
A. H. Allen
Clift
Woman's Club
Mary Paskell
Nellie Hartley
Florence Hill
Gladys Hannum
Ida Ketchum
Alice Gilpin
Magnolia
Harrington's Corner
Handsome practical fowl for eggs and settings
A Henry Illinois advertiser touts a prized flock of great layers. Eggs for setting offered at 2 dollars per 15, with early laying since November and strong returns. Contact R. J. Van dervoort by phone at Whitefield. 2-29-1f
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Vandervoort
Henry
Ill
Whitefield
Miller and Ramsey Tie the Knot in Leap Year Blessing
It is reported as we go to press that Mr. Mitchell Miller and Mrs. Ramsey were married yesterday. The squire and his bride have our congratulations as well as all their many friends. The squire has waited long, but leap year has made the riffle. Long may they live to enjoy domestic felicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Miller
An Epidemic of Coughing Sweeps Through Town
A health notice describes a coughing epidemic affecting all ages with the young and old hardest hit. It promotes Foleys Honey and Tar Compound as a quick safe cure for coughs and colds, claiming no opiates, advertised by A. J. Ironmonger, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foleys
A. J. Ironmonger
Henry Auto Co. and local trades noted in town round up
Bookkeeper Hiram Clisbee, Valentine Bogner, J. E. Barry, and Velie touring car buyers are listed among business and social notes. F. A. Yanochowski buys the Nilson farm of 263 acres east of Henry. Asparagus, theater updates, church lectures, and minor incidents fill a bustling town recap with scattered health and travel mentions. The Armour Chronicle item adds a distant deal involving Wm. Scholes and C. P. Pattee, a lake boat house, and a Pacific slope move.
Editor J. S. Burt Dies After Long Career at Henry Times
John Spencer Burt senior editor of the Henry Times died this morning between 4 and 6 at his son's home R F Burt after pneumonia. He would have turned 78 on March 16, 1913. Funeral at Presbyterian church Sunday at 2:30 officiated by Rev Carr Chillicothe with Odd Fellows burial honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spencer Burt
Henry Times
R. F. Burt
Presbyterian Church
Carr
Chillicothe
Odd Fellowship
Deaconess Cora Teachman to Speak at M E Church
The M E Church in Peoria announces Deaconess Cora Teachman will speak next Sunday morning and evening. Mr Huff preached last Sunday on unseen forces and the reporter corrects an error about his army service. Rev D McLeish to assist Pastor Wakefield next Sunday in the second quarterly meeting with sacram ent and conference. Dr Dwinell assigns Bethel and Sparland services. Prayer meeting tonight led by Mrs Vivian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Cora Teachman
Peoria
Huff
Los Angeles
California
Dwinell
Henry
Election Notice Primary in City of Henry Illinois
Primary election set for March 12 in Henry Marshall County Illinois to nominate Democrat and Republican candidates for aldermen in three wards and to elect precinct committeemen. Voting opens 6 AM closes 5 PM at designated ward offices. color codes white for Democrat and pink for Republican ballots. City Clerk Elias B Wright dates notice February 19, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Doelzer & Co
W. W. Dewey & Sons
City of
Henry
Marshall
Illinois
Republican Party
Democrat Party
Elias B. Wright
St. John’s Church Invites Parishioners to Lenten Services
The Episcopal church lists Sunday services and midweek Lenten services at 7 30 PM. A choral litany will be held next Sunday. The rector notes strong congregations, active participation in Lenten observance, and an upcoming funeral he officiated. The Guild meets Thursdays at the rectory, and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Episcopal
Gov Deneen to Speak From Car Platform at Henry
Springfield dispatch reports Gov. Deneen will address residents from a car platform in Henry at about 7:00 p m next Thursday March 7. He is scheduled to make 15 addresses that day in Morris Marseilles Ottawa La Salle Peru Spring Valley Putnam Henry Sparland Chillicothe Wyoming Toulon Cambridge Rock Island and Moline.
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Pfaff
Mata Gregg
Opal Buard
Putnam
Bancroft
Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
Horace Dorff
Elizabeth Johns
Alta
Albert
Lewis Farley
Aurora
Kaneville
Charles Heininger
Stella Dalrymple
Mr. Steel
Helene Hannum
Havel
Thoms
Miles Henkins
Putam
Hennepin
I. C. O. F. Lodge
George Jenkins
E. Burt
Elmer Haines
Albert Haines
Fred Clarence
Charles Bourdette
Francis Quinn
Henry Burkhart
Messrs. Pyles
Kildon
Gregg and
Freeman
Methodist Sunday School
Andrew Hunter
Postal Savings Bank
Crow -Meadow
George Harney
M. J. Brennan
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Church
Mary and Joseph
God
S. Dak
Chronicle Tribune
Wm. Scholes
C. P. Pattee
Scholes
Armour
Pacific
L. W
Burt Summoned