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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

2

Magnolia Township Notices and Local Social Roundup

Tax collector Charles E. Willey announces Thursday visits to McNabb bank and Saturday visits to Magnolia bank with additional days by arrangement. Local social items include births, weddings, church events, an annual K of P ball, and performances by Seelig's Princeton orchestra and the Hungry Bunch entertainment at Mrs. Hattie Hillabrand's and Miss Ollie Spencer's homes.

Magnolia McNabb Charles E. Willey Magnolia Township Ill Dr. Mongeau Ray Boyle Fred Dagner G. P. Snedaker G. A. Morphew Iowa Cornell Masonic Hall Seelig Orchestra Princeton Snedaker Jones Lostant Rebecca Hattie Hillabrand Dawson Judd Marie Dunne R. Spencer Hungry Bunch Ollie Spencer

Local Happenings in Granville Area

T J Smith and F B Smith were in Granville last Saturday. M A Wilson returned from Sterling last Friday but Mrs Wilson will remain for some time. John Swaney is able to be out again after being housebound for a week. Addie Swaney from Tonica and her sister Mrs Jennie Turner of Washington visited John Swaney last Sunday. Leland Griffith came home Thursday and went to Champaign Monday for a few days.

T. J. Smith J. N. Wilson W. G. Griffith F. E. Smith Mary W. Smith Venona Champaign Ray Boyle Louis Spalding Emma Price Grace Benjamin Bloomington Tonica Consolidated Edna Wilson Max Whitney Varna John Wilson Prof. Madden Don Kays DeKalb Swaney Flanagan LA Rose Lafferty Peoria Garland McNeil George DeVault Daisy Cooper Lillian Foster Ed Spangler Chas Foster Lyle Buck Lacon Ora Buckingham Dora Koch Washburn Carl Koch Miles City Mont Opera House Fennelle Orchestra of Eleanor Scott Eleanor Ira Walker Lewis Stueburg Chicago Walter Owen Anna Mast Frank Meredith Edmund Stueburg Mamie Bergman Alice Miller Rey Harold Will Cochran Ella Zilm Dr. Lafferty George Miller Mary Mortenson Pontiac Wm. Weber la Salle John Shields Marshall Shields Agnes Ellis Rutland R. Schoenneshoefer Granville Robison Joseph Morris Erleen Eberley Roscoe Kelley John Hoffner Arthur Cavanaugh Lestant M. W. A William Gray Lostant M. BE Snedaker Jones

Local notes from Venona and area events

Community updates report residents visiting relatives and attending lectures, sports results with Tonica and Swaney teams, and upcoming games at Flanagan. A Reading circle gathering featured a special literary program. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for grip and bronchial illnesses with customer testimonial.

Local Notices and Short Visits Around Mt Palatine Town

Residents and visitors listed include Mrs. Nettie McNabb with Mrs. Gallaher at Mt Palatine, Harry Harris of Henry in town, Lucile King near Varna with her father, and Mrs. Bennie Law visiting Toluca. James Price of Streator and Mr. Potter of Dwight shopped Friday. Mrs. McKane returned from La Salle hospital.

Nettie McNabb Gallaher Mt. Palatine Harry Harris Henry Lucile King Varna Bennie Law James Price Streator Mr. Potter Dwight McKane la Salle

Local notes from Florid area this week

Fred Dissinger is improving after a week of illness. Dr. Watson lanced an ulcerated tooth for H. EB. Allen last week. Joseph Shuck ferried six ladies to Strawn church last Sunday, including Mrs. Shuck and Mrs. Daily. Nurse Hetrick, home from McNabb, then Palatine, assists Mrs. Kinney. Harry Clemens moved back to town. Mrs. L. Cramer visits Nebraska relatives, daughter Ella stays to help Deininger. Mrs. Kate Eisenhower has been ill. Miss Shinn Preaches tonight.

Fred Dissinger H. EB. Allen Dr. Watson Joseph Shuck Strawn Church Shuck Albert Daily Lizzie Allen Marguerite Reichwine Martha Clemens Ella

Simple Remedy for La Grippe in Yellow Package

Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as stopping coughs and preventing pneumonia by strengthening lungs. The ad cites A. J. Ironmonger and promotes a yellow packaged product as free from harmful drugs. The piece also includes local notices about illness, social events, and visits in Peoria and nearby towns.

A. J. Ironmonger Foley A. J Ironmonger

Local option petitions circulate for April township vote

Wayne Ham attends funeral of his uncle George W. Murch in Belvidere a banker and respected citizen. Murch, brother of Mrs. Ham of McNabb, once lived in Putnam county and was buried on his 80th birthday. Granville’s Hotel building burned last Friday with F H Kunkel's saloon and Jerome Shafer's show house inside. loss $5 000 insured. Freight delays persist as Milwaukee rails face a wreck at Howe delaying Granville papers. Local note on new music program at Congregational church with girls and boys choirs singing monthly. potential vesting discussed.

Granville Wayne Ham George W. Murch Belvidere Murch Ham McNabb Putnam County F. H. Kunkel Jerome Shafer Milwaukee Howe

Local Notes and Advices From Lostant and Surroundings

Lostant local column records visits and arrivals from Pontiac Rutland Varna Jessup and Iowa. It notes church revival messages led by Rev Snedaker and Rev Jones with Mr. Snedaker assisting and urges participation. A local basketball game night shows Lostant beating Rutland 39 to 16 and a health ad promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy.

Public Sale Near Tonica Seeks Quick Buy of Horses Cattle and Poultry

A public sale on Saturday January 29 1910 at 1 mile northeast of Tonica Illinois offers eighteen road horses mares colts and fillies plus one chestnut Shetland pony mare eight years old and 20 head of Jersey cows and heifers including a bull and about 50 White Rock cockerels The auction lists pedigrees weights and breeding notes and notes terms cash for ten and under nine months credit with six percent interest and two percent discount for cash Auctioneers are Cols A P and B H Child with W M Harkins conducting the sale.

Road Horse Tonica Ill Bashaw Alroy la Salle Byron Blake Bow Bells Princepts Troubadour la Salle W Prince Ananias Electro Kentucky Lew Gratten Jersey Merry Maiden

Public Sal e on Livingston Roberts Homestead Near Varna

Quitting farming, John Murphy offers sale of livestock and farm implements at the Livingston Roberts homestead two and a half miles north of Varna Illinois on Monday February 7 1910 starting at 10 oclock. Horses cattle hogs and mules plus hay household goods and chattels with terms cash or 12 months credit at 6 percent on due balance. four percent discount for cash. Auctioneers A P Child and B H Child. Lunch served.

Livingston Roberts Varna Magnolia Tll

Points On School Law And Related Mandates

A substitute teacher must hold a certificate to entitle him to any district funds and may lose pay earned without one. A board cannot transfer such losses to future months. Employment does not require immediate certificate but must be obtained before duties begin. Building fund surpluses for repairs cannot be moved to educational funds. Levies must distinguish educational and building purposes. County boards must supply books and supplies per law. Fire escape provisions do not apply where local ordinances exist. State fire marshal and officials intervene on complaints in counties and towns.

School building safety orders and penalties issued

Officers may enter any school building to inspect for fire hazards and dilapidation and order removal of dangerous materials. Failure to comply carries a fine from ten to fifty dollars per day. Also notes Henry Republican office selling popular school tablets at two for a nickel.

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DR. King’s Dr. King J. R. Pitt Rocky Mount, N. C Henry, II Henry, III Magnolia Department Quaker Lane A. L. Dunn Pine Valley Miss Cuthbert Alma Harlville Thompson Peru Stansell & Matern Binnie Harold Law Harry Wierman Ayer A. J. Tronmonger Iad W. M. Harkins Cols A. P. and B. H. Child Bank Acount THE Magnolia Bank Linois Northern Illinois Co-Operative Allen B. Smith G. W. Keller J. I. Case Ohio Portland Rhode Island John Murphy A. P. Child Ralph McCulloch Dakin and Rolley Magnolia, Ill Potter & Potter W. A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Itve Street Bank Barnes’ Liveratory Aodice Chirurogical Society Uis Ina Bank Ina ER. F. Mongeau M. D W. H. Weathers Aterinary Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital Marnelis McNabb Cenrala Robert G. Dakin, M. D E.H. Ghild Real Estate and Insurance
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