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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

3

Local Gossip Notes From Sparland Area

Sparland residents and visitors are listed in a wide array of short items. Mrs B Sparr shopped in Henry while Aitchison traveled to Chicago on business. Mrs George Simpson had a home telephone installed Tuesday. The Pringle family and Minnie are reported ill with George Stouffer of Hennepin visiting his sister Mrs H Maxwell. William O Leary called in Peoria. Fred Vincent visited Toulon to see relatives. Ruth Bolender visited her sister Mrs John Ohlman. Edith Waugh returned from Chicago on the 5 34 train. Mr and Mrs Milby Marshall and Miss Anna Luft shopped in Henry. Aunt Phoebe Emler returned from Peoria after Christmas. Cartwright was sent to Henry for grandson Paul Reinbeck’s illness. A baby girl born Sunday to Mr and Mrs John Christman. Will Frank and Flora Trom peter visited Henry. Mrs Simpson and daughter Mrs George Frank joined by Fern spent the day with Mrs Mills Walker. Estep Duncan remains unstable with bad spells. Miss Marie O Leary of Peoria visited to Monday and plans California trip. Mrs Maxwell left home for neighbors for the first time in a month. Mr Knowles back to work after illness. Helping Hand social last Wednesday was a success. It was a 10c social with ladies earning a dollar.

B. Sparr Henry Mr. Aitchison Chicago George Simpson Pringle Minnie George Stouffer Hennepin H. Maxwell Wm. O'Leary Peoria Fred Vincent Toulon Ruth Bolender John Ohlman Edith Waugh Milby Marshall Anna Luft Phoebe Emler Cartwright Paul Reinbeck John Christman Will Frank Flora Trompeter Theodore Kaiser Simpson George Frank Fern Mills Walker Estep Duncan Marie O'Leary California Maxwell Knowles St. Patrick's Barnes' Hall Fennelle Hugh King Sparland William Patrick Lawless Chatsworth Keffee Chillicothe John Wm. McDonald M. J. O’brien Edelstein John McKeegan Morse Garland Berdette Cavanaugh Peter Cavanaugh William Lawless Wm. Lawless Marshall County St. Francis Hospital Dundalk Louth Ireland America Kickapoo Frances Keffee Saratoga Township Mary Wm. Cashin Frances Thomas Brune St. Patrick's Church J. B. Roach Camp Grove John McDonald John McGuire John Gubbins James Campion James Corcoran Thomas Murphy

Local notes and notices from Lacon area events

Town items report horse illness and death of a horse used for Barr's delivery wagon, aging property, and local arrivals. Residents discuss medical care changes, farming moves, church seating, snow blockage ending, Mystic Workers installation plans, a seventh birthday party, an old fashioned concert trip, Miss Nita Fris bey’s eighteenth birthday celebration, upcoming Henry Clarke lecture, and a correction request about snow depth reports from Claude Cartwright.

Barr Corcoran Mr. Slovey Lacon Samuel McGee Chillicothe Dougherty Emmet Garrett Peoria Walter Miles Watford Bonham Pettit Place Mystic Workers Raymond Shaffer Oscar McLaughlin McCartney Bedford Alfretta T. Be, Gapen John Parsons H. Campbell Henry Clarke M. B. Church Clarke Union South Dakota Claude Cartwright Claude Henry Republican Illinois C. PR. Cartwright

Beers Reports Kidney Relief After Foley's Pills

H F Beers of Peoria Illinois says kidney trouble had him unable to carry his grip at times. After one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills he was entirely relieved and cheerfully recommends them. The pills are healing and antiseptic and restore health and strength.

H. F. Beers 7Th Ave Peoria Ill Foley A. J

Weather Warmth and Seasonal Happenings In Saratoga

The report notes warmer weather and rapid snowmelt. Local residents Jim McCune Mr Younger Ed Bogner and Tom McAtee shelled corn in the past week. Wedding bells in Camp Grove promise a social week ahead.

St Patrick's parish to host grand mid winter ball

The St Patrick's parish plans a grand mid winter ball and supper at Barnes hall on February 1 with Fennelle's Italian orchestra from Peoria providing music. Local residents are noted in travel and funeral notices, with several obituaries and community updates from La Prairie.

Speer Community Notes and Bank of Speer Report

Mrs. Robert Stocks visited Peoria with relatives from Wednesday to Monday Harley Klepfer of South Dakota visited here Mr Bennett moved his family to Peoria Fred Hodges has severe cold The Sunday school elected officers Caldwell superintendent Gaumer assistant Hinman secretary Florence Stisser assistant The side hunt occurred Monday Despite bad weather many joined the event A supper and dance were held at Speer hall Jan 25 The Bank of Speer annual meeting Jan 4 reported 1909 net earnings 12 percent dividends 9 percent surplus 3 percent Capital stock 25000 Surplus 7000 Deposits over 12000 with 188 depositors besides certificate holders

Speer Hall Bank of Speer

Saved at Death's Door from Death by Electric Bitters

Murray A. Ayers of Transit Bridge New York was near death from virulent liver trouble and weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with saving his life, regaining 40 pounds, and restoring health. The note also mentions local items: a horse delivering mail, a gasoline lighting system at Cotton & Bloch, a honeymoon return, court postponements due to illness, a trip to Kokomo, a stiff neck, and the birth of a baby girl to George Boers.

Murray A. Ayers Transit Bridge N. Y A. J. Ironmonger's T. C. Slattery Chicago Mr. Slattery Jacobs G. Corrato Gioseffe Dimarco Tomasso Dintini George Boers Great Western George

Court House News Probate and Guardianship Actions

Probate filings show Edith Maud Shepard declared dependent and committed to Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society. Henry V. Thurston named guardian. Guardianship letters issued to L. T. Wood. other guardians named. Delinquency and feeble minded petitions heard with commitments to reformatories. Real estate transfers and marriage licenses also recorded.

W H. Dunn Edith Maud Shepard Charles M. Shepard Edith Henry Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society Galesburg Land Henry V. Thurston John F. Howard Amil Schuster Melette Schuster L. T. Wood L. I. Wood Grace Watson Blance Watson Florence Watson A. H. Dohman

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