Local notes from Henry: visits, birthdays and events
Parish affection and small town life midwinter show a stream of visits. Parsons returns from Chicago. Cox of Toulon visits Essie Hoadley. Mrs. Smith marks sixth birthday. a moving picture show set for Jan 9. townsfolk attend holidays and church events. shooting tourney draws crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parsons
Chicago
Cox
Toulon
Essie Hoadley
Marland
William Smith
Town Hall
William Harney
Hast
Peoria
Charles Monter
Harold Larsen
Mossville
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Sick News
Harold Barry shows illness while Mrs Barry has a cold. Dr. Cromwell from Henry attended Harold last Thursday. Local residents hosted gatherings at Clyde Gregory's for Mrs Joy Y Gregory and Bernice from Jefferson. Visits include Ethel Seegle, Henry Applen, and multiple family gatherings around New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steruben
Tom Monier
Chicago
Harry Ramp
Wm. Monier
la Prairie U. P
Bethel
Enos Odell
O Belobee Mek
Santa Claus
Henry Republican
Ed Keifer
Aliee Scoon
her_y tleo
Myrle Gallop
Abingdon
Hedding
Rev
Bliss
Harold Barry
Barry
Dr. Cromwell
Henry
Harold
Huffman
Wim Yarger
Clyde Gregory
Joy Y Gregory
Bernice
Jefferson
Vinton Huffman
Veron
Ethel Seegle
N. J Yater
Robert
Fannie Appren
Henry Applen
Ed Shorts
Wm. Niblock
Thomas Ryan
Pat Barnes
Wm Yarger
James Quinn
Jay ¥. Gregory
Standard Cattle Company to Wind Up After Fence Orders
Report from Umasb Neb states government removal of fences from public domain and illegal fencing led to the Standard Cattle Company winding up its affairs. The firm, described as the largest in Nebraska and among the world, operated across New Branke Wyoming Montana Texas and Indian Warritory with vast cattle trade. Manager Br. M. Alion was recently indicted by the general grand jury for alleged legal fencing of public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umabs
Neb
Standard Cattle Company
Nebraska
Newbranke
Wyoming
Montana
Texas
Indian Warritory
BR. M. Alion
Ite
General Grand Jury
Holiday Letters and Local Notes From Bonham
Townsfolk share news of recoveries and visits as residents return home for the holidays. Joe Hofer heals after an operation while Cora Klein rests at home. James Lyons moves east of the river to work for Mr. Wierman. Various locals travel, visit family, or treat ailments as St. Louis noted in a small community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Waugh
Joe
J. R. Bouton
Repub- Mean
John Hensley
Joseph Hensley
John
Peoria
Holmes Tanner
Chicago
Rock
Albert
Ates
Joe Frye
Andrew Shearer
Wyoming
Andrew Altchienn
Shearer
Martius Aks
Keney
Wien
Tha Delich
Hofer
Cora Klein
Alf Bette
L. Waughop
Ha Damm
Julius Meister
William Pariighes
Bonham Scholai
D. Marshall
Harriet Baugh
C. EE. Smith
Henry
James Lyons
South Whitefield
Wierman
Bills Spangler
Bur‘son
Washburn
Wade Waughop
Swein
Earfa'peies
Mtci Stlee
W. Whale
Baby Opal
North Saratoga Christmas Cheer Brought Local Visitors
Notes from North Saratoga recount a festive Christmas with neighbors and relatives visiting from Aldrich, Henry, Jefferson and Peoria. The Center church entertainment drew a large crowd, Barney Schwarz enjoyed a merry season, and 265 guests joined the Dally home feast with music and warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Grace Marshall
Barney Schwarz
Mabel Taylor
Aldrich
Ala
Iy Henry
Wm. Yarger
Stella Taylor
Jota Dally
William Taylor
Peoria
Henry
Center Church
Old Sants
S Bartney
Ed Shurts
Abe Shurts
N. J. Yarger
Robert
Mary Appien
Anna
Milo
Jay Y. Gregory
Jefferson, Ta
Quinn
Clyde Gregory
Jos Relsmeyer
D. B. Huffman
Jay Y., Gregory
Jefferson, Ia
John Dally
Putnam
Dally Home
James Wherry
Morgan Myers
Famly
Bradford
Dally
Jennie McGee
Lacon
Singing class to be organized at A McKeon's Friday
The community invites all young and older residents to join a singing class to be led by Prof. Allen of Prineston at A McKeon’s on Friday night. Several locals were noted at recent visits and movements, with others planning arrivals and sales this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wright
Mes. Bowhart
Bear
Jos Swaud
Imdiane
Peto Schmitt
Saat
Lombardville
Aprizs
Lester Reed
Ing
AGNI
Ted Ibaye
Community News In Brief From Lomibardylla And Nearby
A mixed local notes item details obituaries, court attendance, social events, and upcoming moves. Mentioned are Mrs dud Mire and Henry Smith, neighbors, the Dickins farm, Lomibardyilla, and Whitefield shows. The Hilo hall drama received praise with future performances planned and social dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Moors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Saturda
Shthnia
Myr Smith
Idave
the. Dickins Tarm.szest
Lomibardydilla
Adam Enkins
Henhepla
Hilo Hall
Whitefield
Charles Moors
Alice Hoenkins
Mesers
Chris Cook
Fred Manaugh
Eddie Burc
Big Spring Lake Drainage Plan Draws Fire In Illinois County
A Tazewell county court petition seeks permission to drain a 12 000 acre tract near Spring Lake adjoining the Illinois river. The $300 000 project aims to convert hunting land into farm use while potentially altering Spring Lake’s access and lake operations. The plan includes a river shore dike and a lake lock to improve navigation, with the drainage to begin next spring if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simols
Winols
Tazewell
Spring Lake
Gomi
Springquake
Illinois River
Copperas Creek
Government Lock
Sapp
Lilimois
Pida
Pardon Denied for William J Linn by State Board
Attorney J A Franklin credited for opposing the pardon and the state board denied William J Linn’s pardon application. The Marshall County docket adds several new naval and civil cases ahead of the January 8 session with Judge Futerbaugh presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isstn Democrat
Lacon Journal
Democrat
Ita
J. AH. Franklin
State Board of Pardons
William J. Linn
la Prairie Trunderer
Marshall County
Court Hears Mortgage Foreclosures and Divorces in Record
Courts ponder mortgage foreclosures including Chienit vs Hindis company and Groggy case, plus Miller vs Hendrick. Separate actions involve Daly and Peters vs Sullivan and others, with a will executor. Divorce and injunctions noted amid real estate transfers including Vincenzo Fulgenzi to Calinelli and Henry Cemetery association transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienit
Tames _Magoy & Co
Hi. T. Groggy
Convensslon
Oliver M. Miller
William Hi. Hendrick
Celia A. Weir
Edward F. Brennsie
Oliver iMilien
John Daly
Mary Peters
John Sullivan
Charles F. Salton
John Hickey
Thomas Daly
John I. Thompson
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
John
Golden
Henry Koch
Lola Z. Smith
Albert W. Smith
Henry
Vincenzo Fulgenzi
Vencenzo Calinelli
Santa We
Toluca
Henry Cemetery Association
Holwart Hummet
Henry Cemetery
John W. Hensley
Joseph Hegs
Impoverished soil and blood need proper fertilizer
A chemist can test soil to advise the right fertilizer for each product. If blood is poor, a doctor may prescribe nourishment to restore rich red corpuscles, often requiring fat and highly digestible foods as the basic elements.
Primary Election Law Clarified by Attorney General
The attorney general notes that the primary system governs nominations in the state. The guidance emphasizes that the primary process must be applied as designed, with attention to the rules and official procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliosta
Bette
Larée
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