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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
13
Miss Adah Gibbs of Bethel visits the Hoskins home while Mrs. Mary Howe stays with her sister Mrs. Zimmerman. A New Year surprise for Miss Osborne’s party. Rev. Breach leads Baptist services with a solo. Donations and social events honor Rev. and Mrs. Klotzche, including live hens and a comfort gift, as Bethel residents attend church and school duties resume.
A home remedy promotes HYOMET vapor inhalation to clear nasal passages. The ad claims a 50 cent bottle from T. J. Segraves and guarantees relief with a eucalyptus antiseptic blend.
Farm supplies feature Jase and Moline plows planters and implements. Full line of International wagons manure spreaders Schroeder grain dumps Dairy Maid cream separators Peoria power washing machine Cowboy tank heaters wire fencing buggles whips oils greases husking pegs pumps and tanks.
Mrs Reba Anderson and Mary Ellen return to Watseka Monday. Bethel clergy plan meetings. nursing job sought by Mrs Nettie Jarmon Peoria. Sparland and Bethel church activities celebrate conference, revivals, and Epworth League. Osceola Pooler to entertain January 16 at Sparland M E church. Mr and Mrs Oscar McLaughlin host family birthday dinner. La Prairie townsfolk announce Dawn of Plenty film January 17 and local visits. Various local residents listed with travels, illnesses, and social events.
Banquet payment to Henry Clay noted in New Orleans in 1842. Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills for stomach trouble indigestion and other ailments. Claims safety ease and 25 cent price at local drug stores. A Chillicothe man reportedly swallowed his watch key and has suffered since.
Frightful polar winds blister the skin causing chapped hands and lips. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals and soothes rough skin, cold sores, burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, and piles. Only 26 cents at A. J. Ironmonger's and T. J. Segraves' drug stores.
Mrs Festus Bentley spent last week with her daughter Mrs Amroo Longman. George Barker traveled to Chicago with sheep. Harry Colehower visits Charlie Reids. Merrill Smith and Mildred Barker improve from illness. Charlie and Mrs Austin visit Nebraska relatives. Lula Sherman visited aunt Mrs Bert Piper. John and Mrs McClane hosted a New Year’s dinner for relatives.
D. D. Brown and family hosted his parents for New Year’s. Harry Johnston and family moved near Putnam. Gertie Pearson visited relatives in Peoria where she works. Frank Weichman repaired telephones. Mrs. Wm Chesney and Ernest stayed with C. Hunt’s family. Will Daniels, Ira Clemens moving in, George Johnston to farm Miss McCleary’s land. Weather and illnesses loom with snow, colds, and bronchitis risk. Foley’s Honey and Tar is recommended by A J Ironmonger.
Irving Stevens and Sumner Perkins recovering from grip. Misses Grace and Mabel Chapin spent holidays at home. Elmer Chapin owns a horse bought at Charles Goodrich sale. Theresa Hosler home for Christmas week. Alma and Lucy Wilcox at Blue Ridge with aunt Mrs. John Reed. Paul Rumbold moved to Morton. Robert Garrock to move to vacated place. H. A. Lyon returns from Sac City improvements on his farm. Sunday School officers elected Ella Armstrong sup erintendent Coyel Curtis secretary treasurer Mabel Chapman organist Fannie Perkins chorister. Aid Society annual meeting reelects Mrs. Charles Perkins president Mrs. Jennie Swann vice president Mrs. Millie Sims secretary and others. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodd and three children from South Dakota visiting relatives. Dodd visit remembered as Miss Tillie Sager. Wallace and Robert Dodd host New Year’s dinner with Sager and Dodd relatives. Robert Gehrig and bride moving into former Rumbold home. Mrs. Charles Goodrich hosts visit from brother Frank Wilson of Nebraska. Miss Carrie Green to Lewis Prichard wed on New Year’s Day. ceremony by Rev. A. B. Curtis. Clifford Nurss on short leave from Rock Island Armstrong for Christmas visit. Discussion of Abraham Lincoln episode led by Mr. Curtis. ministerial association address on theology to be pamphlet form. W. R. Fox of Noblesville touts Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble.
A promotional note extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for irritating coughs and distressing colds. It cites patient testimonials from Manchester and New Dover Ohio and claims the product has a 43 year history and a money back guarantee through T. J. SEGRAVES.
M M Mallary resigns from the Kentucky Houses of Reform effective January 1 1913 after a year and a half in office and plans to move to Chicago. He cites commitment to education and character while praising reform work and hopes for continued success under new administration.
Public sale on Wednesday January 15 1913 at the Wm Fosdick farm 9 miles east of Bradford or 1 mile west and 4 miles north of Whitefield starting 10 a m. Horses cattle farm machinery and hay plus terms credit cash discounts and notes proposed. Auctioneers Theodore Rott John Dunne PD Hickey clerk. Lunch served. Stomach relief ad follows.
The undersigned moving from the state will auction Friday Jan 17 1913 at 10 a m 5 miles east and 1 miles north of Bradford or 9 miles southwest of Tiskilwa. Described items include horses and mules two mares two foals a gelding and a Norman horse plus cattle hogs corn and farm equipment. Terms: cash under $10, credit 10 months with note at 7 percent if late, 5 percent cash discount on sums over $10. Lunch served on grounds. William Grubb Co Plumley auctioneer Elmer Quinn clerk.
Owing to the Streator Combination Sale cancellation a farm sale is set for Tuesday January 14 1913 at 11 a m. 50 head of imported Percheron and Belgian Draft stallions and mares aged 1 to 4 from France and Belgium. Mares bred to Champion Mayor d Hoore beke 2056 and government approved stallions. Cash or bankable note terms with longer time for stallions. Auctioneers listed. Catalogue available. The Republican office advertises school tablets 2 for a nickel.
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