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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

6

Local notes on residents and court case continuance

Ben McCleary improves his home in Lacon. George Zimmerman of Sparland was in town last Thursday. Sheriff Howard's mother is frail and near death. Myrtle Goodrich resumes studies at the University of Chicago. Frank Potts resumes studies at Ann Arbor. Mabelle Thompson and Frank Potts attended a banquet at Conrad Eeld’s home in Hopewell. The trial of the Simalltus brothers for the murder of J cus Bulxebl was continued to the May term. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Broadday returned home Monday. AB Brown refused Hoopeston. his wife will stay longer.

Ben McCleary George Zimmerman Sparland Sherrif Howard Myrtle Goodrich Chicago University Muse Frank Potts Iny Ann Arbor Mabelle Thompson Conrad Eleld Hopewell Simalltus Brothers Joseph Posolovitch Joseph Mataka J Cusp Bulxebl Lawrence Broadduy Broadday AB Brown Hoopeston

Sparland Community Notices and Personal Updates

Squire I Barr has been very sick this week and Comrad A I Parker is only slightly better. Mrs G W Zimmerman is confined with lagrippe for two weeks. Fred Siebold plans to sell his eatery, buildings, and garden. Ben Gallup traveled from Obse to manage his father’s estate. Commander Potts is cutting back for indigent soldier assistance. Dir Homey of Henry and his Minneapolis nephew visited. Comrad A J Parker suffered a bad asthma attack. telephones were installed for emergencies. Caleb Hoskins visited before moving to Bae City, Iowa. Gay Zimmerman installed Sparland Chapel officers. list of newly installed officers follows.

Potts Githels Henry Minneapolis Will Harney A J Parker Fran Antwerp Caleb Hoskins Near Tun Rose W Taylor Addison Cornelius Samos Tanquary Bae City Iowa Marshal Chris ‘Larson Wesley Watkins Sentinel Ella G Bargant Adah S A van Antwerp Ruth J Zimmerqan Esther M Spar Martha R WN Lee Electa McClanahan

Varna News Briefs Contain Illness and Travel Notes

Local items report James Wright ill with pneumonia, James Strawn of Lacon traveling, Elta Bolstrom back from a week’s vacation, John Thorton visiting Varna from Magnolia, and Elta Bdlstrom’s store return. Others include Henry’s Av Bikiriepatrick in town and Alfparmenes hauling hogs to the city Tuesday.

Conkla Minoak James Wright Jake Strawn Lacon Tarme-Thurmdey AV Bikiriepatrick Henry Elta Bdlstrom John Thorton Magnolia Kensington Club Miceta Thureday Clara Norton Alfparmenes Frand Chalfant Iowa

Mask Ball Attended by Town Notables and Youths

The Sunday gathering noted Mrs Frank McCulloch as host guest with Jay Whitney and the Parrett party from Lostant attending the Mask dance. Shreve is described as married and settled in, with many Henry youths present, including Mesars and Doherty among others, a pretty lively turnout.

Frank McCulloch Jay Whitney Ross Tiverett Parrett Lostant Algo Bell la Dou Varna Brumesey Tartley Forbes Siewers

Fragmentary Local Notes From A Wyoming Poultry Show

The clipped items mention Simeon-Doyle and Will Mikey taking severe horses to Wyoming on Monday and Newton Young delivering chickens to a poultry show. Other lines reference visits by Mrs Grace Lombard and her children to Mrs Cox, upcoming Center Ladies Aid meetings with Mrs Homer Thompson and Mrs George Reid, and Mrs Mary Bonham with son Jay visiting Whitefield friends.

Simeon—Doyle Will Mikey Wyoming Eee Newton Young Rince Thos Monler Mary Bonham Son Jay Word Conner Ans Whitefield Henry Aukland Chas Aukland Caledonia

Whitefield Corners Social News and Local Happenings

Ad Atkins and family left for Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs C Swift remains largely bedbound. Dr Pershing’s father and uncle visited. The Junior League plans a sociable at the parsonage next Wednesday. Mrs Johnson spent the week with daughter Mrs Arking and will visit her mother and sisters. Milo Blanch is visiting. About 60 youths attended a hall social last Friday. WH Klein is home and appears to plan buying a hog-buying home. Kerra Calef stays at daughter Lucy’s and was sick Sunday. The school’s young people met at Orle Fountain’s with popcorn candy and nuts. Putnam Dramatic Company entertained to a full house last Saturday with praise for the play and Ellard’s music.

Whitefield Corners Ad Atkins Cincinnat C Swift Dr Pershing Johnson Arking Will Milo Blanch Klein Kerra Calef Lucy Orle Fountain

West Whitfield Social Notes Include Visits and Visits

West Whitfield residents list weekly social Calls and visits. Blanche Johnson spends the week with Milo relatives. Mr Talbott of Modena bought chickens. Leo Hay of Milo called on relatives. Amzye and Atha Longman spent Sunday near Putnam. Orrin Johnnep family visited Mr and Mrs Albert Bennec t. Lon Higging family Lena and Guy visited Higgins parents near Bradford.

West Whitfield Lyman Uunt West Whitefield Blanche Johnson Milo Mr Talbott Modena Leo Hay Amzye Atha Longman Putnam Orrin Johneop Albert Bennect

South American Nervine touted as universal stomach cure

An advertisement promises permanent relief from stomach weakness and indigestion through a masterful remedy called South American Nervine Sowte-broahdstreed-sufter. It claims the cure begins with the first dose and is safe and effective for any duration of suffering, endorsed by J Rand l A Powell.

J Rand l A Powell

Steuben Social Notes and Church Absence

Briggs Leigh of BloomfieldNeb visited old friends and attended Bethel church Sunday night. Nellia Bugsell returned from Manito after a two week stay with sister Bertha Morse. Toluca residents C W Hoskins and brothers C and A Tanquary visited later last week. Miss Riggs closed Bethel church meetings as weather hindered attendance.

Briggs Leigh Bloomfield Neb Q Parland Lillie Luda Blackwell G*fanquary Bertha Morse C W Hoskins Toluca Bethel Church Miss Riggs

Hennepin Receives Needed Blackboards at School

The Hennepin high school was supplied with several new blackboards after a period of shortage. County Superintendent Proton and Hawthorne visited the school on Monday to review the updated facilities and address educational needs.

Proton & Hawthorne Hennepin High School JV Taylor Ohio Albert A Davis Chicago South Sentonville

January 22 1900 Starts Mentioned for Monday Morning

Notice instructs readers to be on hand early Monday morning January 22 1900 with ongoing reference to the commencing date.

Local Notes From Florid and Granville Area

Community items report attendances at Florid and Granville churches including Pred Deininger, Jessie Sutcliff, and Mrs Nellie Morine. We note births and recoveries, names in illness, a family move to Hennepin, and local work on a new railway line near Levi Shepherd’s farm.

Hennepin Odd Fellows Host DCT Night and Local News

The Odd Fellows of Hennepin held a dinner at the Thelroparn house Friday for members and friends. Dr Thomas and Geo Burt of Henry visited. a knife incident in McAnany's saloon led to legal action. Mrs Emilade Lanktree dies in Denver at 83, leaving five children. The Cuban Spy play is praised at Whitefield, and local improvements include a Putnam store building plan and a refined newspaper office.

Odd Fellows Hennepin Thelroparn House Deck Thomas Geo Burt Henry Dee George Doc John Halligan Wyanet Fred Reynolds McAnany Halligan Reynolds Tuk Turner Arten BW Fowler Denver Colorado F Emilade Lanktree Geo M Lanktree

Putnam News Highlights And Local Happenings

Putnam notes include A P Carroll visiting Peoria on Wednesday. Heavyweight hogs shipped Monday night. C R Wheeler sold timber for coal props. Alice Pettit of Sparland spent part of the week in Putnam. Wm Wheeler drew for a new barn 46 by 54. A V Goltra at work on a drift. F Kapraun to move his portable ... Ladies and others attend a local event.

Putnam P Carroll Peoria CR Wheeler Alice Pettit Sparland Wheeler Goltra Kapraun

Grain-O touted as coffee substitute to ease stomach distress

An article promotes Grain-O as a pure grain beverage replacing coffee. It claims even delicate stomachs tolerate it and that children may drink it freely with great benefit, noting low cost per serving.

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Claims prompt relief from back and kidney pain for both genders and immediate reduction of water retention. Sold at Dr Powell's drug store.

Local Notes and Family Updates From Hudson Area

Emma Price and her daughter Cirnee were near Hudson last week. Oliver Wilsont attends institute at Wheaton this week. Monefay Haws is absent from school due to poor health. A daughter was born to Arthur and Grace Benjamin near Hud son last week. W G Gulith attended Champaign for the Corn Growers Association. Lois Wilson was under medical care last week but is improving. Milton Mills and wife stay at W B Milla while his wife visits her mother in McLean County. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is praised for rheumatism relief by J A Dodgen Alpharetta Ga. Thousands cured. one application relieves pain or swelling. Dr Powell distributes.

Emma Price Cirnee Hudson Oliver Wilsont Ln Tnstitute Wheaton Monefay Haws Arthur Grace Benjamin W G Gulith Champaign Corn Growers Association Lois Wilson Milton Mills W B Milla Mclean County Chamberlain J. A. Dodgen Alpharetta Powell

Local Social and Travel Notes From Milo Area

MITEL James Coldwell visited Wyoming on Saturday. The literary society held a well attended gathering that night. Protracted meetings closed at the M E church last week. Newton Mapley has gone to Elmira to learn harness trade. Dr Pershing of Whitefield visited Milo on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ellis Shimel of Crow Meadow visited Milo relatives recently. The youngest child of Robert Winters was very sick early this week. Blanch Johnson of Whitefield visited Mrs J Hay the first of the week. Mrs Jesse Anderson of Wheatland visited relatives in Milo last week. George Shimel and his niece Gertie Henkins of Dallas county Iowa are visiting Milo relatives. Walter Sutherland returned home last Wednesday after a two week visit with relatives and friends in Iowa.

Arth Deininger Granville Jessie Sutcliff Mra Nellie Morine Wm Sibert W H Morris JB. Albert Maud Jenkins Taylor M E Ford Adam Deininger Vr Taylor Lewis Smith Ella Hennepin Howard John Deininger Jones Henry W H McCullagh McCormie Seminary Chicago Harvey Lares James Chance Springfield Joe Albert Levi Shepards Grand Monday Mitel James Coldwell Wyoming Literary Society Newton -Mapley Elmira Dr Pershing Whitefield Milo Ellis Shimel Crow Meadow Robert Winters Blanch Johnson Wheatland George Shimel Gertie Henkins Dallas County Iowa Walter Sutherland

Lone Tree Snow Rain Mud End Nevada Iowa Start

Robi McCoy began as a starter for Nevada Iowa in the frigid Friday morning field as snow rain and mud affected conditions.

Lone Tree Robi McCoy Nevada

Local notes from Milo and surrounding towns

Charley Caywood of Milo is mentioned among local names in a string of social notes. Whitefield residents spent Saturday with Al MeKKoor and others visited Putnam. travel to Kenta Ty to see Jacob Anderson, who is ill. A Cuba Spy play in Whitefield drew a small crowd. Roy Bear and wife moved to Putnam. Dr. Powell advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a health cure for piles.

Local notes and people in Harmon area this week

Mra Adams Smith visits from Harmon and relatives gather for a family dinner at Mr and Mrs Andrew Lith's. Orvil Winehip photographs schoolhouses while Mat Condit erects a steel windmill tower. Parker from Sewanee buys four horses for $08.50. Ladies Aid meets at Mn Nordstrom's on Thursday in February. Alfred Carlson plans a visit. brother John will manage the place briefly. William Pierson suffers a wood splitting accident injuring his left foot but recovers. Swanson is optimistic after a recent trip and an incident on a bill labeled A and B, with further details requested from CrD.

Mra Adams Smith Harmon Andrew Lith Orvil Winehip Mat Condit Parker Sewanee Ladies Aid Mn Nordstrom’s Alfred Carlson John William Pierson A Swanson Crd

Dr King’s New Life Pills Boost Appetite and Health

Advertisement praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy that enhances appetite and digestion. Claims include regular bodily habit and great energy, available for 3 cents at Dr Powell’s Drug Store.

Work on the Three I Extension Progresses with 800 Men

The Three I extension work near Streator advances rapidly with about 800 workers and four steam shovels. A swing bridge over the Illinois River near Marquette is planned in three sections, central span feet long, with steel piers nearing completion. The line connects South Bend and Streator to speed freight while reducing detours and yard congestion.

Granville Streator Illinois River Marquette Pent Timbe Lengt Plete Chicago South Bend Burlington System Cort Rt Pany D_D Street

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