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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
8
A notice warns that the great sale ends when the clock strikes ten on Saturday evening. It touts low prices and urges customers to buy now before the sale closes, claiming many items are already popular and limited.
A compilation of community tidbits includes visits to Princeton and Peoria, farm and wagon trades, subscriptions offered at Schaefer's news room, and arrivals for social events. Notable items mention Clyde Darby obituary, marriages in Sparland, and local officials at the Marshall County circuit court opening.
W T Brenn announces two public sales at the Ed Hiltdbrand place in the Oxbow on Tuesday January 28. The sale will include 22 horses and assorted cattle hogs sheep farm implements and more. Also notes locally about visitors, hotel plans, school events, bank elections, and repairs in Henry and nearby areas.
W C Willanteon of Amherst Virginia reports a year long lumbago sufferer who finally found relief after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm, noting it surpassed all other remedies. The product is sold at Dr Powells City drug store.
The notice announces a ball and supper organized under the auspices of Sub-Council No. 23eWV-EH on Easter Tuesday, April 1, 1902, inviting members and guests to attend a social event with proceeds supporting council activities.
Lookout Mt Post installed its officers elect last Saturday with Howard Young serving as stalling officer. The roster includes Commander Revi A. K. Tullis, V G W. K. Pershing, C V. C Alex Danielsy Q M J A Melick, O D H R Hoagland, O G L A Meter, chaplain G M Locke, surgeon John Otto, adjutant Howard Youngs B M Walter Scott Q M J A Jones. A number of Masonic brethren attended in Peoria for Illinois lodge initiation of five candidates. A banquet followed. Also noted are the Chautauqua Circle meeting plans, a business trip by Joseph Kuss, and social gatherings with Ed Short, Charley Hayline, and many others. Dr Will A. Smith plans to resume veterinary practice soon after recovering from an accident.
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