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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1911

Page

11

Local News Notes From Sparland and Surrounding Areas

Sparland updates. Mrs. Martha Timmons is very ill. Mrs. Ethel Kelley of Milwaukee visited her brother Curt Tanquary. Mrs. James Compton has home repairs in progress, son Philip handling the work. Mrs. Elmer Frisbey and Mrs. Curt Tanquary shopped in Henry last Wednesday. Mr. Wood of Canton stayed with D. M. Dunlap. Miss Marie O Leary from Peoria with Master Willard Owen. Mrs. Green of Chicago Heights visits the Maxwell family. Revival meetings continue this week with growing interest. all are invited. Mrs. Buckley of Peoria visited her daughter Mrs. Lewis Osborne and returned home today.

Martha Timmons Ethel Kelley Milwaukee Curt Tanquary James Compton Philip Elmer Frisbey Henry Wood Canton D. M. Dunlap Marie O'Leary Peoria Willard Owen Green Chicago Heights Harry Maxwell Buckley Lewis Osborne South Whitefield Elmer Quinn Alex Weis Arthur Medearis Iowa Lopeman Taylor Sparland H. Blackburn Sugar Grove O. G. Hunt C. Hunt and Fred Ely Dr. Royce Frank Farling Miss Blanche Willie Schroeder Walter Pride Horrom Hunt Mr. Hunt Alex Wunder Frank

Marriage and illness ripple through Henry community life

The Henry area reports widespread sickness with families touched by the grip. Mrs Corcoran visits Lacon for her father’s illness. Morrel VanDusen visits from Chillicothe. Ernent Kline and family visit in the country. A Rock Island wreck delays trains near Henry. Miss Elsie Gehr misses school, Mamie Campbell fills in. Miss Lilly Simpson receives a shower. William Clifton of Sparland marries Dasie Gilfillan of Monica at Monica’s M E parsonage with praise from Monica residents.

Marshall Oleman Milby Marshall Hafty Marshall Charlie Swanson Clyde D. M. Dunlap Mr. Dunlap Mrs. Smith Henry F. A. Barr Elmer Frisbey Mabelle Aire Oscar Peintner Elsie Gehr la Grippe Mamie Campbell Miss Gehr William Clifton Sparland Dasie Gilfillan

Sparland Gun Club Holds Successful North Town Shoot

The Sparland Gun Club hosted a Monday shoot north of town with thirty five shooters from Chillicothe Lacon Henry Whitefield Putnam Bureau Tiskilwa and Sparland. Two thousand and fifty targets were fired after 1 PM while traps functioned well. Fifteen shooters averaged over 70 percent with top scores listed for Bacon Martin Lormis Dawson Homfighouse Helgoth Sellers Childers Carroll Williams J Frey E Van Antwerp W Crew S Crew Rediger and others.

Sparland Chillicothe Lacon Henry Whitefield Putnam Bureau Tiskilwa George McGillick Sam Crew Pete Carroll Frank Barr Abner Crank George Red W. Marland H. Frisbey Broke Bacon Martin Lormis Dawson Homfighouse Helgoth Rediger

Local Notes from La Prairie and Nearby Areas

Ralph Greene visits Iowa relatives for a week. Drummond of Esmond, N D visits with Burnette family and others. LL C girls host Mary Scoon shower at Calder home. Will Gray travels to Ohio after his father's death. Besse Willard visits home. Esther Caldwell suffers diphtheria. many ill others noted. Blaine Davidson suffers hand wound from accidental shooting. Drs Thomas perform amputation.

Ralph Greene Iowa Will Drummond Esmond N. D Burnette LL. C Mary Scoon Anna Mae Estella Calder Will Gray Ohio Besse Willard Esther Caldwell Blaine Davidson J. R. Davidson Drs. Thomas

Inquest For Mrs McDonnell Crushed By Train At Akron

Coroner in Peoria held an inquest into the death of Mrs Thomas McDonnell who died at St Francis hospital on Sunday January 22 from injuries after a freight train crushed her legs at Akron on January 11. She was 43, widow of Thomas H McDonnell and mother of five. The funeral was held at the family home with Rev Fr O Neil presiding.

McDonnell Elliott Peoria Thomas McDonnell St. Francis Hospital Northwestern Akron Fr. O'Neil

D. D. D. Foremost Skin Remedy Promises Clear Complexion

Eczema and skin diseases long treated by prescription now praised for a mild cleansing wash. D. D. D. is advertised as superior to beauty parlors for removing pimples blackheads and rashes. A 25¢ bottle is urged for household use with claims of cleansing the skin and leaving it soft and clear. T J Segraves, druggist, endorses the product.

T. J. Segraves

Fragmentary verse excerpt about arduous journey and fading hope

A fragment from a poem or prose excerpt describes a weary journey with gray skies and a bound path. It reflects on lost hopes, inward anguish, and resilience as the speaker continues despite fatigue. The language is archaic and lyrical with emphasis on endurance.

Speer Bank Records and Local Notices From Weekend Report

The SPEER State Bank lists resources at 128 224 86 dollars with deposits of 92 947 28. Currency holdings include 3200 in gold 450 in silver and 925 in minor coin 26 83. Village news notes illnesses visitors and travel including Irene Stocks measles Esther Caldwell diphtheria and a Civil War veteran John Grove who died in Dixon and was buried locally.

Princeville James Speers Peoria O. W. Hurd Toulon Lawn Ridge Telephone Co Charles Goodrich Frank Wilson E. E. Stisser Florence Homer Gaumer Speer Ransom Erskine Ruby Dunn Helen Sharp Mr. Phillips Esther Caldwell Ruby Latha Dunn Florida Dixon

Village notes and obits of prairie town residents

The issue records a mix of local happenings including a sick elderly woman, nursing care, church reorganizations with new officers, arrivals and visits from relatives, updates on Rev Curtis in Jackson hospital, hospital stays for Mrs. Moody, a sudden death of Patrick Cartney, church financial health and changes in church officers, Lawn Ridge Telephone Co stockholders meeting, and subsequent director elections and company organization with new officers.

Florida Caroline Wilder Congregational Sunday School Fannie Perkins Lillie Foster Grace Chapin Albert Stewart William Stewart Curtis Jackson Fred Moody St Francis Hospital Peoria Nannie Cruse Patrick Cartney Congregational Church Wallace Dodd Samuel Perkins Thomas Collins Robert Turnbull H. E. Crady Winnie Stewart Lawn Ridge Telephone Co C. A. Timmons H. S. Webber Jacob Marshall P. E. Phillips F. H. Cornell O. W. Hurd

Diphtheria Hits Henkins Children in Saratoga

In Saratoga three Henkins children contract diphtheria. Local families Elliott Harmon Cain Landers and Salisbury shell corn this week. Mrs Lon Sholtz travels to Canton for a funeral. News notes include visitors from South Dakota and Iowa tending J King as he is very ill. Dr Blough treats many grip cases as 93 grain loads were handled at the Farmers Elevator. Elder to preach Sunday afternoon February 12.

Saratoga Henkins Elliott Harmon Cain Landers Salisbury Lon Sholtz Canton Thomas Salisbury Toy Isaac Sutton Carthage S. D Henry King Bert Fites South Dakota Will Coulter Laurens

Lacon Notes on Visitants Deaths and Local News

The Lacon column notes hopeful plans for a visit from James Oldfield and son from Alaska, formerly Grace Helm now Mrs. Oldfield, and mentions extended family in Illinois. It reports the death of James Thompson in Chicago after a ruptured bowels operation and notes his age, origin, and grocery business history, with interment at Lacon.

John Helm James Oldfield Alaska Illinois Oldfield Grace Helm Lacon James Thompson Sam Rob J. Q. Hall James H. Thompson Chicago Hopewell Township

Lydia Pinkham Remedies Told In Letters From Women

The article quotes women from Peoria Illinois and New Orleans Louisiana praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for feminine ailments It claims the remedies saved them from operations and brought health with testimonials from Mrs Christina Reed and Mrs Ling Peyroux and notes the vast volume of unsolicited letters supporting the product.

Peoria Ill Lydia E. Pinkham Christina Reed Mound St Veolia, Ill New Orleans Ling Peyroux Kerlerec St Lydia E. Pinklin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jacobs Marshall County Camp Grove, Ill Foot Soldier Boy Beau Dandy Beau Brum Mel Acme Southington Bumper Well Done Pomp Eureka Otis St. Louis Michael Jacobs Sparland, Ill Col Carey M. Jones H. F. McVicker J. H. Riddell Superior Marseilles International Gas Engines C. M. McLaughlin Sparland Department Sparland Personals Miss Lilly Simpson Miss Lilly Clifton Monica Princeville Telephone LA Prairie L. J. Ray Kansas Crow Creek Eczema Lawn Ridge Axl Lacon Journal
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