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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

9

City Council Regular Meeting Minutes 1908

The city council met in the council chamber Monday evening January 6 1908 with Mayor Haws and aldermen present. The treasurer Charles E Vogel reported balances and receipts December and January 1908 ledgers details. Bills in multiple funds were approved with a separate vote on the electric light bill. The finance committee was instructed to investigate city hall insurance for five years and Jos N Krenz was approved for $15 for 1500 policy. The meeting adjourned with clerk Elias B Wright and mayor Clifford Haws certifying the record.

Haws Yanochowski Pace Smith Cromwell Bickerman McCune Charles E. Vogelsang Henry Electric Co Burt & Son Duke Bros F. A. Yanochowski Ald. Bickerman Ald. Cromwell Ald Committee On Finance Alds Jos Committee On John Helgoth First National Bank Henry City Bridge Company J. N. Krenz First National Bank of Henry Henry Bridge Company. Co EB. Smith Clifford Haws John Hartley Henry, Ill

Washington Trims Henry High in 37 to 26 Basketball Game

Washington High defeated Henry High 37 to 26 at the opera house. Washington, deemed the state’s second best, led after a 17-15 first half but surged in the second, overpowering Henry with steady offense and defensive pressure. Henry faces Sparland next Friday. Thomas B. Andrews signs off.

Washington Henry High Opera House Washington High Henry Achilles Phillips Rock of Gibraltar Venona H. Kern L. McBride A. Williams C. Phillips H. Hartley Herbert Risser Tinser Moyer Ryf Heiple

Brokaws Move to Comanche County Oklahoma Farms

W R Brokaw and son Lee of Henry Illinois arrived in Lawton Oklahoma with two carloads of livestock and goods. They held a public sale before leaving Illinois, totaling over $6 000 in sales. They purchased two farms five miles east and a half mile north of Lawton, planning hog fencing and a Jersey Red herd of nineteen head. They are related to local residents and stress Comanche County’s prosperity and good land.

Brokaws Lawton W. R. Brokaw Sor Lee Henry Marshall County Illinois James M. Powers Comanche County Oklahoma Brokaw T. A. Runnells Lawton Heights J. M. Powers

Mrs Busby Pink Tea drama boosts city library fund

A Saturday evening performance at the opera house presented Mrs Busby's Pink Tea to support the Woman's club circulating library. The cast, led by Cleo Chance and Mr Busby, featured songs, recitations, and a hush of social satire, drawing a large audience and about 35 dollars in receipts. The report also notes strong manual training progress in Henry public school under Prof. W. E. King, highlighting student work across grades and praise from Prof. Knapp of Lacon.

Cleo Chance Mr. Busby Thomas Andrews Dashsleigh Ethel Swein Mary Busby Alta Humphrey Busby Marie Gregg Jessie Swein Henry W. E. King Knapp Lacon

Rock Island Railroad Adjusts Sunday Train Times

The Rock Island railroad shifted Sunday running times with the morning train to Chicago starting at 8 15 a m and the evening train to Peoria leaving at 5 22 p m The changes are limited to these adjustments A separate timetable will note arrivals at Chicago and Peoria.

Rock Island Railroad Chicago Peoria

County school notes show progress and awards statewide

County Superintendent Perry reports on school progress across the county. Whitefield library, raffia and weaving crafts at Forrest Grove, perfect attendance awards at Ramsey, and a district No. 225 election. Lacon and Antioch schools gain facilities, while scholarship plans for Normal schools expand access. Illinois students vote white oak as state tree and purple violet as state flower in a statewide tally of 49,959 ballots.

Supt. Perry Forrest Grove Florence May Ramsey School Whitefield Emilie Fawcett S. Grady G. Walton C. E. Knapp Lacon Henry Antioch Toluca Eunice Durham Ed Umbarger A. G. Cusac Henry Wink Whitefield School Leslie Driver Walter Driver Hmery Driver Ida Grady Mary Grady Effie Walton Leola Thiedohr South Lacon School South Lacon Macomb Normal School Superintendent of Public Instruction Illinois

Henry and Sparland High Teams Clash at Sparland Hall

The Henry and Sparland high school basketball teams meet at Sparland town hall tomorrow evening. Both squads are strong and a fine game is expected. Turn out and show support for the boys. Admission is 25 and 15 cents.

Henry and Sparland Sparland Town Hall

Woman's Club Meeting Set for Jan 13 at Hartley Home

The Woman's club will meet next Monday afternoon January 13 at Mrs. James Hartley’s East Richard Street home. Department of education chair is Miss Gertrude Bickerman, with Mrs. G M Locke as secretary.

Woman's Club James Hartley East Richard Street Department of Education Gertrude Bickerman G. M. Locke

Reverend Burger Called to Gardner to Aid Ill Parishioner

Rev. H. W. Burger of the Presbyterian church was summoned to Gardner to counsel with a former parishioner, an aged lady who is very ill. He departed Sunday night and expected to be away a couple of days.

H. W. Burger The Presbyterian Church Gardner

Presbyterian Annual Meeting Reflects Prosperous Year

The Presbyterian church held its annual meeting on January 2 with a banquet for about 120 attendees. Rev. H. W. Burger led reports praising strong services, a growing Sunday school, and a $226.75 balance in the Ladies Aid treasury, plus a $100 salary increase for the pastor and Mrs. Burger.

Margaret Riddell Presbyterian Church H. W. Burger Burger J. A. Williams Hiram Hunter Treasury Ladies’ Aid Society H. F. Andrews Regaret Riddell Temperance Department Anna L. Bell Home Department C. E H. Burt Stevens Locke Christian Endeavor Society Ella Meier Burtl Thomas Monier T. L. Jones ST. Lo Jones Jenness Thomas Andrews C. E. Burt

Scarlet fever cases rise in Toluca town

Several new scarlet fever cases are reported in Toluca. A baby living north of the Herald office died Wednesday morning and was buried the same evening. The board of health met Tuesday and ordered city schools closed for a time to curb the outbreak. The decision is praised as a prudent move to prevent further spread.

Herald Office Board of Health

Community Tax Schedule and Social Offering Announcement

Saratoga Township taxpayers will visit Henry at Duke Bros store each Saturday starting January 31 and continuing weekly. In Camp Grove visits occur on Thursdays and Bradford on Friday January 81 and February 14. Peter Neuhalsen, collector. Miss Law hosted a young people gathering on North Howard Street Monday evening with cards and refreshments.

Saratoga Township Henry Duke Bros Camp Grove Bradford Peter Neuhalsen

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the City Council Council Geo. Pace Finance Committee Chet Woodward Thos, O’mara Gus Navit C.A. Camp Woodward Henry Marshall Wm. Morgan Fire and Water Fund Geo Halblelb Fred Morgan Kuss Bros Greenlee & Humphrey Bors Standard Oil Co Fred Merdian Allen Johnson Geo. Johnson C. Lester Pape City Hall Meier Bros Walter Teagleston Night Watch Geo. Anderson City Mar Blialne Altest Elias B. Wright Washington VS. Henry F. Lewis Starbuck Eureka College Christian Church Bridge Matters Chas. Motter J.S. Townsend F. W. Potter B. Yaeger Thomas Duke C. BH. Smith J. R. Paskell Charles Motter U. S McManus Illinois River Jos. N. Krenz Henry’ City Bridge Company James Edminster Robert Monier Alonzo Tremain Richard Edminister Lincoln Neb Alonzo Mr. Edminster China Paul L. Corbin County School News Presbyterian Annual Meeting
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