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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
5
The piece presents a translated motto aN HOC SIGNO VINCES, claiming honesty as the jewel of the group and one price driving business. It asserts faithful workers and customer priorities, with increasing trade and satisfaction as measures of success.
Local letters describe Mr Carii Sultemyer visiting Mrs Tegmer and neighbors from Chicago. Rev Jonathan Ferrell buried after heart failure. W Harney resigns from Telegraph Co and returns home. Visits from Ulyses G Barton of Peoria and James Cumming family. various holiday gatherings at Decks and Read households. river frozen with limited ferry. Christmas services at M and Congregational churches. greetings for New Year and family milestones mentioned.
Winnie Va resident Mrs N A Webster reports two years of sick headaches ended after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. Along with headache relief the pills claim to ease constipation and biliousness and are available at Dr Powell’s drug store.
Ed Dennee returned from Chicago Arthur Hultgren came from Iowa Roy Ohler arrived from Galesburg Mr and Mrs Roberts visited Independence Iowa Albert Anderson spent holidays with Iowa parents Ugh McCoy went to Terre Haute with daughter Mary Frank Wood and Chas Motter in Varna Tuesday John Howard of Lacon returned from Wenona Mr Fulft land agent spent time in Minoah Mrs Owen from Ohio visiting daughter Mrs Frank Stoner Fred Swanson and Henry Tidmarsh noted in Lacon Clarence Anderson from Lows visiting relatives Mrs L H Brown and Mamie Held in Lacon Ella Ray Davis in Lacon Saturday A medicine snow company in town all week
Mrs H. Geiger of Denkerton Iowa says she has tried many medicines for stomach trouble and constipation but only Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave results sold by Dr Powell and others.
New Century Comfort claims Buckle 3 killa pain cures Burns Scalds cuts bruises ulcers fever sores eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns warts and piles. Best Pile Cure on earth offered for 25 cents at Dr Powell's drug store.
The town has grown with 30 buildings added in two years and multiple structures moved in including the depot, elevator, lumber office, stores, and the brick Spencer and Horton stores. New brick and frame stores, a school, and several dwellings have been erected as residents MTlive.
Mrs Ennis Dakly and others build tenant houses. Magnolla improving. Dec 28 wedding at the bride’s parents with Miss Daisy M Haws and Marvin B Jennings. small intimate family party. Mr and Mrs Jennings to reside in Magnolbia. Christmas greetings, births, illnesses, and numerous Toluca and nearby visits noted. Revival meetings scheduled this week.
A group of youths enjoyed Christmas Eve at Mr and Mrs O Bumgarner to honor son John. Mr and Mrs T E Gallaher hosted a reception for son Lewis and bride on Dec 27. Numerous locals travel, visit, and return for holidays with family and friends.
H A Tindafe of Summer ton Ohio says DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured his two year pile condition after other doctors failed. The product combines Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients and is claimed to relieve and permanently cure piles and various skin ailments. Dr Powell.
Hutchins-Lincoln Co announces a great winter sale of all goods starting next Tuesday for ten days. Read ad elsewhere in the paper. Putnam area notes mention Xmas festival at Capristown town hall with an evergreen tree and gifts. Community events include a Sunday school program, gift distribution by H R Loomis, and a play Anita's Trial slated for Jan 19 at the town hall.
A meeting is planned at Whitefield Corners Friday evening to organize a literary club for all interested in education. The exact venue is undecided. attendees will see a lit ball or schoolhouse light to guide them. The event date is January 2.
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