Henry Republican Local Department 1881 Almanac Notes
The itemized notice festoon lists local items from Henry with mentions of a new almanac for 1881, ongoing winter trade, social and church events, and notices of meetings, adverts, and public notices. It notes Mr Laura Dainty and Mrs Logan associated with performances, and references to J H King delivering coal and Bremner’s Crackers at Ball’s Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dainty
Hayes
Ball
Bremner
Hannah
J H King
George Ball
J C Hall
Ball's
Henry
Marshall
Circuit Court
Marshall County
Judge Burns
G W Emerick
Western Avenue
Depot
Congregational Church
Andrus
Alroa
Will Elliott
John Miller
Eureka
Laura Dainty to Offer Refined Reading at Bickerman's Hall
Mrs Laura Dainty, noted dramatic reader, will present an evening of refined entertainment at Bickerman's hall on Saturday next. Critics praise her genius, versatility, and ability to move audiences with wit and emotion using selections from popular authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Insurance Co of
Chicago
Central Temperance Association
Friends Yearly Meeting House
New Church Society
C i Kellogg
Green
J C Hall
Ayer
Trask
Thorne
Congregational Church
Christian Church
Atich Treat
Morrison Farnham Centre
Thomas
George Bell
Kalb
Congregational Society
Methodist Society
New Church Temple
OL Barler
Parker
Tribune
oMcera
Red Ribbon Club
Benjamin Kine
Péyxsey
M Wikeall
W Emerick
J 8 Burt
Willy Gould
J M Morrison
Gould
Stewart Adna Jones
J J Bunnell
Cherister
C W Buckley
Marle Crone
Laura Dainty
Mra
Cogan
Logan
Dainty
Moet
Boston
Williiams
W P Williams
Alex Hoag Aind
Mateer
A M Pool
John Black
H Hutchins
I Koehler
A Culvar
A E Culver
B C Vail
John Riley
E H Hutchins
T Coan
HW Mate
Bickerman’s Hall
Mre Dainty
Carroll
Abrams
Henry
David Swing
P.S. Perley
Swing
Gald
Social notes from Nebraska visitors and hometown updates
Personal gossip lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Michael Murray, Mre W A Hanna, Mra Samuel Stitt, WC Reynolds, John Jones, Ue D Bonham, G W Zimmerman, James Gallup, Rev and Mra Minium, Oxsear Jackson, Mrs Elias, Mra M K Jones, Mr Mc Donough, Misa Nellie Houghton, Miss Nannia, J L Jones, Esq., Walter Jones, and David Swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Murray
Nebraska
Hanna
Samuel Stitt
Eureka
Pri
WC Reynolds
Reynolds
Colorado
John Jones
Galesburg
Bonham
W Zimmerman
James Gallup
Sparland
Marshall Lodge
Rev
Mra
Minium
Misa Nellie Houghton
Chicago
John Whitney
Nannia
J L Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
Walter Jones
Swing
David Swing
Northwest
Death of C L Heinrich in a community funeral
Charles L. Heinrich a Baden native and longtime farmer and baker in Fa8 ab session died at 45 after a long illness. His funeral at the M E church drew many neighbors and friends, pallbearers named, and he leaves a wife and seven children with properties including a residence, 80 acres, and a 4 acre farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Heinrich
M. E
Housstery
W J Mintum
Pealmé
Fetdler
Geo
Schuster H. Vogelaing
John Eckhart
Geo Fritz
C Reinhardt
L Heinrich
Heinrich
Baden
Germany
Breger
Cabon
Jos
New Year's Calls in Henry Show Gentlemen and Ladies Visiting
The New Year custom of open houses and social calls described in Henry marks a widespread practice in eastern states now observed in western towns. Rev. J.J. Bunnell made 70 calls and E.T. Disosway 65, with many others 30 or more, as ladies hosted in parlor and dining rooms with elaborate refreshments and music. The reporting notes pleasant entertainments, no liquor offered, and praise for the city’s observance, detailing several hostesses and decorations, including Miss Davis’s arch and tropical fruit tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Opon
Joseph Goodrich
C. Gould
Mabel Gould
Grace
Hutchins
G.¢.W. Kline
J.J. Bunnell
Misa Harrington
Pootla
T. F. McCoy
Minervia Pool
Mattocks
Pauline Shallenberger
Toulon
W. T. Law
Marla Davis
John Kline
Sophie Kling
Mamie Culver
Glendenning
Grace Matcer
Mra Thomas
Mra Houghton
George Burt, Jr
A. O. Christern
Cora Woodward
Anns Burt
George
L.A. Jones
D. McDonough
Fashions in Writing Through English Prose History
A discussion compares shifts in prose style from Elizabethan forms to Dryden and Addison and traces the Johnsonian vocabulary, the rise of Scott and Wilson in Blackwood, and Macaulay’s distinct style, noting a temperance committee report on church wine practices in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dryden
Addison
Walter Scott
Edinburgh Review
Wilson
Blackwood
Scott
Odda
Macaulay
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spring Blossom and Kidney Tea Promote Health Claims
Advertisements claim Spring Blossom cures scorfulous sores and improves skin after regimen, priced 60 cents with 10 cent trial. California Kidney Tea priced 60 cents promises bladder and urinary relief with three weeks of treatment. sold by Drs Powell and Dr Kalb with reference to improving health and social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Thomas
J.C. Kalb
Knalb
R. Scheutenmuller
Grooklyn
Thal
J C Kalb’s
California
J EB & F A Powell
Kalb
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German Fire [Insurance Co
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H. H. Kirchman
Watches & Clocks
feUkinds
Comstock & Avery
Shaw
East Park Row
Cian*t
Joseph Schick
Edwards& Third Streets
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Wull
Clinton B. Smith
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WH. F. Sirvere
Edwarde Street
John Morgan
Simmon
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Burt’s Variety Store