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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1913

Page

10

Holiday News and Social Roundup in Magnolia

Abingdon visitors and local residents are listed with multiple social calls during Christmas week. Notable mentions include Tracy Skelton in Abingdon, George Hillabrand from Chicago, and various gatherings at the Spencer, Lackland, and Merritt households. School opened with a New Year recess. Miss Mae Coa visited. Christmas dinners and parties featured guests from Dwight, Chicago, and Eureka, with holiday programs and a primary department Christmas Eve recital. A joke about a champion pessimist closes the item.

Tracy Skelton Abingdon George Hillabrand Chicago H. H. Hayes Margaret Balderston Leroy King Henry Warner’ Lackland H. Child J. Chase X. W. Spencer Christine Hahn Dwight A. Emans Vivian Haws Bert Smith Varna F. Archer T. White Anita Roberts Louise Merritt Mae Coa Mark Frank Roberts Roberta Anita C. A. Freeman H. E Jewell Rey Lackland Robert McClure J. S. Phillips

The Man from Vermont To Entertain Magnolia Alumni

The Magnolia Alumni course reports strong patronage and hopes to raise funds for the school. The next program on January 15, 1918 features Charles R. Taggart in a varied show with recitations piano songs ventriloquism and violin mockery. Tickets are 50 cents for the first two numbers and 35 cents for the last two. The committee urges all to attend and enjoy a evening of clean, high quality entertainment.

Charles R. Taggart Vermont East New England Taggart Strickland Gillilan Vaudevillians

Best Cough Medicine for Children

Mrs Lida Dewey of Milwaukee praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for use on her children and herself saying it relieves coughs and colds quickly and helps with croup. The remedy is described as pleasant and safe for young children and is sold by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves druggists.

Chamberlain Lida Dewey Milwaukee Wis A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves

Governor testifies in Ottawa in Illinois Central hearing

In Ottawa last week Governor Deneen testified for hours in the Illinois Central Railroad case. Legal minds foresee a potential multi million impact for Illinois if the governor’s position succeeds in both law and equity. The pellagra commission reports 60 000 cases, with spread beyond the poor, no cause yet found, work to resume in spring.

Illinois Central Railroad Company State of Illinois Deneen Ottawa Pellagra Commission Col Robert Thompson New York John H. McFadden Philadelphia

Christmas Socials and Village News at Varna and Nearby

Neighborhood notes from Quaker Lane and Varna record visits for Christmas and New Year. Activities include family travel to Princeton and Colorado Springs, church programs, oyster supper, watch party, and a wedding at Rev Shaw’s church. Village life highlights include Burns family gatherings, seed firm fire loss, and citizens’ holiday visits across Wenona Magnolia and Champaign regions.

Quaker Lane Mabel Carney Normal John Hedden Princeton Ind J. P. Wierman Sue Colorado Springs Oregon Don Kays University of Ohio Columbus Harry Stansell Harry Jones Washburn Grange Hall Ed Studgvin Iowa Margarette Chicago Henry Hailey C.B. Flitcraft A. B. Wilson Oak Park Ernest Mills Swaney Leland Griffith Woodhull George Bell Hensell Lostant John Hughes Granville John Swaney John Wilson Wenona Meta Lassman Max Whitney Varna M. W. Smith Oscar Bumgarner Charity Moulton Venona Lucretia Franklin Edna Wilson Edith Gantz J. N. Wilson Bumgarners Laura Smith T. J. Smith Harwood Griffith Kirkville W. A. Griffith McNabb

Tramp Seeks Husband and Trousers at Door

A doorstep exchange shows a tramp asking to see the householder's husband and, upon learning she is the head of the house, requests a pair of trousers. Mrs. Henpeck asserts authority and denies the request.

Multitudes of People Take Scott's Emulsion for Colds

Scott's Emulsion is advertised as driving out colds and nourishing the membranes of the throat and lungs to keep them healthy.

Scott

Cut the High Cost of Living and Patent Remedies

The item cites W H Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska praising Foley Honey and Tar Compound for curing his children's cough and saving a doctor's bill. It also notes A J IronemagerAdv claiming Tooley’s Honey and Tar Compound has no opiates. A column comments on riches in cotton manufacturing citing Robert Knight of Rhode Island leaving about 24 million dollars after a lifetime in cloth making.

W. H. Chapman Winnebago Neb Foley Tooley A. J. Ironemiager New England

Escaped After Fifteen Years With Kidney Trouble

W. P. Broyles cites fifteen years of kidney and bladder suffering cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He reports a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities were relieved and endorses the product. Substitutes refused. Ady A. J. Tronmonger.

W. P. Broyles Foley A. J. Tronmonger Ady

Local Notes from Ostentan and Surrounding Areas

H C Barton visits Chicago for Christmas. Loretta Dugan ill with pneumonia. Miss Courtney returns home to Streator. Louise Blair and two children spend school vacation with Ransom friends. Schools resume January 2 after holidays. Mary Mortenson and father visit in Tonica. Mrs J G Blair travels to Birmingham Alabama. Families visit relatives in Corning Indiana during holidays. Wm J Ziegler's family reports fine weather and no severe winter. Chicago bar warns of lawyers soliciting jail inmates. calls for disbarment. A cold may lead to bronchitis or pneumonia. Foley Honey and Tar Compound recommended. Ad inserted by A J Ironmonger.

Barney Kelly Thomas Breen Lacon Prn Schumacher Charles Holmstrom Charles Rogers Granville Yiiam Rogers Nita Munson Streator Fred Becker Peoria William Scarborough Swedish Lutheran Church Gail Barnes Venona Ern Schumacher Joel Haws Verna Louise Josephine Virginia Wnnequetta Schleuz Schleuz Smith Verna Louise Haws Verna Enrequetta Schleuz Boston Varna Byar Carlson Nita Rose Galesburg Bessie Esterdahl Nira Munson Leland Broaddus Gertrude Justice Shaw M. HB Florence Jenkins Olney Hurl Myrtle Bell Broad Hus William Kinsley Hultgren John Shields Tampa Joseph ‘Mull Wilburn Carl Peterson Norman Coe Magnolia George Myers Jacob Evanston Grace Tinkham Summit Dr. Peterson Wauwatosa Wis H. C. Barton Chicago Loretta Dugan Ransom Lestant Opera House James Patterson Dan Schneider A. H. Griffin J. G. Blair Birmingham Ala Thomas Arthur McGrath Alfred Comisky Corning Wm. J. Ziegler

New Year Resolutions for a Stronger Town

A list urging residents to stay busy boosting the town through voting, work, and pride. It calls for improving property appearance, supporting local merchants, promoting home buying, and fostering community ties with farmers and town residents.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad

Cough remedy advertised as superior for coughs and colds. Pleasant to take and free of opium or narcotics. Guaranteed to cure. Sold by T. J. Segraves and A. J. Ironmonger, druggists.

Public Sale at McNabb Farm January 8 1913

Auction announces sale at residence one mile west of McNabb Illinois on Wednesday January 8 1913 starting 11 a m Featuring four head of mules nineteen head high grade Jerseys cattle farm tools implements and machinery including hay loader disc grain drill binder plow and planter Also Reid's Yellow Dent corn and clover seed hens and a lunch service The terms offer cash up to 10 with credit nine months for larger amounts and a 5 percent cash discount Auctioneers are M Bumgarner Cois A P H J Child with James E B McNabb Clerk

McNabb, Ill EB. Hoyle Deere Rock Island New Way Reid

Fishing Dictates a Cruel Sport Debate

A Benvolent Party member argues against fishing as a cruel sport while an angler recounts days without a bite. He endures gnats stings, a missing pocket knife, and sunburn as the conversation features a tense exchange about ethics and hardship.

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Centaur Company Gnews York Bears Castor Magnolia Department R. W. Spencer Margaret Lackland Helen Funk Harry Hayes Newman Metzler Frank Archer Thomas White Allen Griffin Morphew Santa S. Scotr & Bowne Bloomfield, N.J Mey R. V. Pierce Buffalo Gelden Shaepea Meink Pierce Ropar The Bar Association Indiana Will T. Law Magnolia, Il Z. Frank Titus Magnolia, Ll Albert Pletsch McNabb Central IMONS Magnolia, Ill Centenary, Hospital Olive Street Bank Barnes’ University Medico Cheha ‘Society St. Louis Na Bank H. R. Kessling Missouri Auction School
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