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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1895

Page

3

The Journal Promises Reliable Coverage and Honest Standards

The Journal declares itself a conservative, candid evening paper upholding labor rights, honest currency, and a free ballot while opposing bad men and measures. It pledges thorough, discriminating reporting, avoiding chaff, and serving Chicago and the Northwest with reliable market, financial, and news coverage.

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Holiday fashion and furniture sale at Henry’s store

We had the largest holiday rade this year with clear outs of Chamber Suits lounges book cases writing desks cupb oards and more. New goods are arriving to fill the stock at the old liddle Furniture Corner.

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Henry County Turkey Shoot and Society Notes

A 1894 year in review highlights pioneers’ deaths, a Christmas turkey shoot at Timothy Wood Sr. yielding about 30 birds and sharp rifle shooting by Horrom, Hime, Worley and others, plus a refined Woman’s Club Soiree at John Kline’s with music, readings, and a German toast. Family reunions at Bitco feature Mrs Mary Davenport's descendants and a yearly Christmas gathering with 17 males and 16 females. The piece recalls social life, local events, and community networks in Henry Illinois.

Republican Illinois Nature Timothy Wood Sr Bureau Tiskilwa Putnam Henry Wesley Horrom John Hime Geo Worley Ken McNea Chas Wood A. A. Smith James Powers Frank Wood Powers Wood Streator Brothors Breece Davenport Jessie Wood John Kline Kline Woman’s Club Dr Zeller Peoria Our City Zeller T. L. Jones McShane Clara Hutchins Hammond D. McDonough W. T. Law F. 8. Potter Jones J. M. Kirkpatrick Frank Fyffe R. N Lee Geo Burt Leonard Hunter L. M. Taincole I. A. Powell O C. White Bessie Townsend Minnie Kline D. McLeish Mateer Motter Law Nicholson Hutchins Burt Laurel

Care of Children Warned by Dr Caldwell Advertisement

The Mabite of Children Should be closely watched and regulated by mothers. Carelessness is childhood often leads to trouble in afterlife. The digestive organs and bowels should be kept in the best condition for health now and years ahead. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offered as a harmless remedy at Powell's. Twenty doses for children ten cents. 4w.

Caldwell Powell's

Wedding notices and visits mark end of year in Quaker Lane

Frank Mills and Charley Price return home after a Normal visit. Frank Smith and Tudie Massie announce New Year’s Eve wedding. Black returns from vacation south of Peoria. Martha John and others visit M A Wilson’s then depart. Mamie Lee visits for wedding with Gertrude Wilson. Maude Mills and Walter Mills travel to Decatur. Magnolia Grange elects Frank Smith master and nearby officers. The Bumgarner boys and Theo Wilson depart for Normal. Lou Smith and Mae Wierman stay for the Massie wedding. Silver medal contest results prize Gertrude Mills. Addie Swaney wins first book. Laura Webber and Charlie Wierman tie for second with a collection awarded to Webber.

Quaker Lane Frank Mills Charley Price Frank Smith Tudie Massie Mr Black Peoria Martha John L. Kratz Estelle Huff M A Wilson's Mamie Lee Tiskilwa Gertrude Gertrude Mills Addie Swaney Laura Webber Lostant Charlie Wierman

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad in Toledo 1886

Frank J. Cheney Senior partner of F J Cheney & Co declares to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records oath on December 6 1886. Cagney & Co advertise testimonials and druggists sell for 75 cents.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J A. W. Gleason Hall PJ. Cagney & Co Toledo O

New Year Day Celebration at FM Hay House Party

A 1895 New Year gathering hosted by FM Hay and spouse brought about 50 friends to a cheerful day. Hosts served Bradford luxuries at two large tables, children joined in, and guests left with goodwill and hopes for longevity and future gatherings. Rheumatism Cure claims rapid relief and a note in the ad pledges Mystic Cure to end disease in days.

FM Hay Mendelsshon Bradford J.E F. A. Powell Henry

Silver Anniversary Celebrated at Wilsons Home

The Wilsons marked twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a December 22 gathering at their new residence. Guests enjoyed a formal dinner, music from Miss Jennie Wilson, and gifts of silver tokens from friends. The event recalled the couple’s earlier quince years and closed with best wishes for a future golden anniversary.

J. B. Wilson Bruce Wilson Jennie Wilson J.G Merrill Pontiac Bessie Townsend RE Clark Honey E L Buchanan Lacon Theo Clark Whitefield J Amelick Henry G M Clark M McCluree Cambridge M J Bartlett I G Merrill Pontiss Merrill Bartlett Minneapolis Mino Bee Frank McLaughlin Iowa George Ryder Lillian Merrill Pontina Mary J Clark AH Clift Martha Bon Penn J. G. Merrill Lll

Local Notes From Lone Tree And Surroundings

A community diary records visits and holidays among Lone Tree residents and nearby towns including Perry Dennis Dick Honneberry Finnegan and Honneberry families. It notes a Christmas return home and a village dance at Hugh Finnegan’s with roads described as rough and a promotional mention of The Business Guide offered at the office.

Lone Tree Perry Dennis Dick Honneberry Hughie Finnegan Tiskilwa Vina Ife Johnson Grandpa Anderson Fannie Cora Moffitt Theodore Fannie Fanson Lettie Rinehart John Johnnie Katie Ella Honneberry Peoria Maggie Honneberry Milo Maggie Hugh Finnegan

Birth Notices From This City and Beyond

Born in this city on January 1 a son to Anton Grab. December 4 a daughter to Charles Ghreenlea. December 17 at Warrenaburg a daughter to W R Schroeder and granddaughter I A Raymond. December 28 in Topeka Kansas a son to Mr and Mrs Danley and grandson of Mrs Sexton.

J. H. Danley Topeka Kan Danley Sexton Weary West Anton Grab Charles Ghreenlea Warrenaburg W. R. Schroeder I. A Raymond Mra Ay Danley Mra Sexton Onry

Marriages Recorded in Various Townships and Cities

A list of wedding notices dated December and January from multiple towns. Entries include couples such as Morris A. Wilson with Gertrude, Louis N. Balk with Mary F., Frank Smith with a second partner, Alonzo McClane with Bertha Chrisman, Isaac J. Wiges with Lena Christensen, Halsey G. Drummer with Le Biewart, and Hansom T. Conover with Mattie A. Details cover locations like Magnolia township, Putnam, Milo, Kewaneo, Lake City, Valparaiso, and Saratoga township, with officiants including Rev D McLeish and professors from an Illinois school.

Magnolia Township J M. McNabb Apolta Gertrude Morris A. Wilon Putnam Parenta D. McLeish Louisn Balk Mt Palatine Mary F Jamoa B Rush Acanga Wanek Grove Florid J. B. J. P Samural Clemens Barah Te Fulnei Eest Franc'a Frank Bmithi Mtoe Milo Deo JA Chris Man Rev V Aten Alonzo McClane Bertha Chrisman Kewaneo Ev Allen Lowla Sf E Hansom 'T Conover Saratoga Township Mattie A C. L. Diilo

Obituaries for Maria Eva Schubert and Emma May

Maria Eva Schubert aged 66 years 11 months died in Henry township on December 2 after a long illness. Emma May, daughter of RH M Stevens, formerly of Henry, died in Chicago on December 24 at 18 Locust Street of consumption. Funeral for Emma May is set at the house on December 29 with burial at Itoso Hill cemetery in Chicago. Obituary notice to follow next week.

Henry Dropay Maria Eva Geoorge Schubert Chicago Emma May RH. M .Stevena Itoso Hill

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