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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
11
Sparland News Notes and Local Happenings
John Fowler remains quite poor health. Many residents named for visits illnesses and social calls. Taxes due, town basketball game, rail line hopes, and church or lodge events figure in this week’s Sparland Rural Route 1 briefs.
Rev Thomas Martin hosts niece Ander on Roberts
Local notes include Mrs Reynolds health concerns and a southward trip with John Reynolds. A Hull schoolhouse box supper and entertainment is planned Friday. Miss Burnett cousins dine with Grover and Fred Drummond. Luella Hoffman travels to Salem after visiting her sister. Reverend Wilbur Barnes visits Delavan. he promotes anti saloon efforts in two townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scoon
Luella Hoffman
Salem
Herbert Wilson
Herman Zeigler
Kate Grossbernd
Peoria
Wm. Scott
M. E
Barnes
Anna Lynch
Robert Pringle
Wilbur Barnes
la Prairie Township
Marshall County
Delavan
Wilbur
Shooting match at James Murphy's Feb event noted
A jumble of town items reports visits, jurors, shipments to Peoria and Chicago, and local chatter. Notable items include a Keppler murder juror, farm shipments, a marriage at Stange farm, and a Bank of Camp Grove appeal to open checking accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Roy Martin
Lacon
Samuel King
Peoria
Connolly
Frank O'Brien
Dick Kelly
Adam Stabb
Sam King
Thomas Harney
Morse
A. P. Owens
J. S. Bocock
W. W. Dewey
Henry
C. M. Gibney
Forrest Chase
Princeville
Adolph Ruenzi
Cassidy
Ed Clark
Frank Baker
Augusta
Fred Stange
Charles Winn
Lambertus
Kewanee
Louisa Stange
Giles Winn
Peter Terrng
Broadmoor
Bank of Camp Grove
Local social notices list visiting relatives and gatherings
Amanda Morse visits Mrs Elizabeth Chrisman. David Wright returns from Missouri with his sister. Bernice Taylor visits J Kistler on Saturday. Adam Henkins and Alonzo McClane attend Bradford Odd Fellows lodge. Charles Reid Howard Wilson dine with Charles Moore. Harry Moore and P Miller present. Mrs Adam Henkins hosts parents from near Princeton. Thomas Brown of Chicago visits this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Moore spend Saturday at D Wrights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Chrisman
Elizabeth Chrisman
David Wright
Missouri
Bernice Taylor
J. Kistler
Adam Henkins
Alonzo McClane
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Bradford
Charles Reid
Howard Wilson
Charles Moore
Harry Moore
P. Miller
Princeton
Thomas Brown
Chicago
D. Wright
George Barker
Charles Austin
George Shorts
Henry
James McClane
Rev
Wood
Trivoli
Boyd's Grove
South Whitefield Faces Winter Illnesses And Visits
In South Whitefield Mr and Mrs Leonard Hunter host two weeks of catarrhal fever like illness among children. Miss Etta Wunder improves under doctors care while others, including H Marshall and Opal the baby, are sick. Neighbors enjoy graphophone concerts as several families move property and wait for health to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fowler
Milby Marshall
Henry
Marie Schaffer
Odd Fellows
Freida McLaughlin
Walter Joseph
Flora Trompeter
Etta Heinrich
Peoria
Irving Parsons
Tiskilwa
Sparland
Mabel Gehr
Fred
M. E
Mary
Tanner
Timothy VanAntwern
Jose Baugh
Woodman Lodge
Princeton
Methodist Church
Rist
Grant Coatney
Johnny Jones
Pennsylvania
Jarman
South Dakota
Andrew Jacobson
Illinois
Peoria Journal
Reynolds
Baptist Church
Farmington
Oscar McLaughlin
Charles Sisters
Punyan
Reed
Thomas Wabel
Baby Florence
Elmer Mortell
Miss Charles
Hayme Jackson
South Whitefield
Leonard Hunter
Lopeman
Elmer
Mollie
Jessie McGee
Klein
Dakota
L. J. Ray
J. DeWalt
Mater Bert Farling
Miss Etta Wunder
H. Marshall
Opal
Local social notes from Saratoga and nearby towns
Sunday gatherings at William Johnson's in Saratoga and at Joseph Harrington's with the Lassman Barry and Kelley families. Attendees included Harold Barry and Ruth Higgins. A miscel laneous shower honored Miss Nellie Harrington at Mrs James Barry's home with gifts, light luncheon and good wishes for the bride-to-be Penlas De.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisal Lassman
William Johnson
Saratoga
James Barry
Harold
Joseph Harrington
Richard Kelley
T. A. Seelye
Tony Webber
Thomas Ryan
George Lutes
James Wallace
Elmer Higgins
Ruth
Eagle Grove
Charles Bagurdette
Peoria
Nellie Harrington
Penlas de
Local Social Notes from Whitefield Area
George Barker visits Charles Reid Saturday evening. Roy Stone recovers from mumps and can go out again. Epworth League lecture at Whitefield church featured Rev Haney. Four quarterly conference plans a banquet at Whitefield on February 12. Readers visit relatives and attend services as several families travel or host guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stone
Epworth League
Whitefield
Haney
Dick” Haney
Sherman Buard
Will Bentley
Fannie Barkman
Gcip
Fitz Henry
Dunlev
Peoria
North Saratoga Last Week's Letter Highlights
Charles Ziegler and bride visited Barney Schwarz on Sunday. Ed Shurts and wife visited William Niblock. Blanch Meilkey and Ethel Borns were with Mabel and Eva Taylor. Henry Applen, Henry Bornsheuer and Ed Shurts traveled to Peoria for the John Holmes funeral. Mrs. James Barry hosted a 50 guest shower for niece Nellie Harrington. About 365 re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ziegler
Bride
Barney Schwarz
Ed Shurts
William Niblock
Blanch Meilkey
Ethel Bornsheuer
Mabel
Eva Taylor
Henry Applen
Henry Bornsheuer
Henry
Peoria
John Holmes
James Barry
Nellie Harrington
Barry hosts a warm bridal shower for bride to be
Guests enjoyed music and games, admired useful gifts like silverware linen and glassware. Luncheon featured ice cream lemonade cake and fruit. Guests departed thanking Mr and Mrs Barry and offering best wishes for the upcoming wedding.
Speer Town Notes Hogs Bulls Visits and Local Events
Speer and surrounding area residents reported numerous farm shipments to markets in Peoria and Omaha including hogs and Hereford bulls. Local visits and social events featured minstrels, a new bell in the school, a public vote petition, a travel lecture, and family visits.
Social Notes From Lawn Ridge and Nearby Areas
Mrs. C. T. Newell of Princeville visits daughter Mrs. L. A. Chapin while Charles R. Pinkney returns from the north to mingle with friends. Charles Goodrich ships Hereford bulls to Turnbull brothers and visits relatives in South Omaha. The club held a dance at the public Ball with modest attendance and oysters at Harry Brimmer's. Mrs. Sumner Perkins helps care for the ailing Mrs. Rowe at Nelson E. Rowe's. Minnie Nurss and Mildred Nurss travel from Estherville, Iowa, with Mead and Clifford visiting relatives before returning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Ridge
C. T. Newell
Princeville
L. A. Chapin
Charles R. Pinkney
Charles Goodrich
South Omaha
Turnbull Brothers
Oyster
Harry Brimmer
Sumner Perkins
Nelson E. Rowe
Coal Supplier Advertises Kirkpatrick Mine Output
The undersigned George G. Kear offers coal from the Kirkpatrick mine located four miles and a half southwest of Henry. He notes there is always plenty of coal available at the mine. Date shown 11-21-3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Henry
George G. Kear
Auctioneer Col H F McVicker Offers Local Sales Service
Col H F McVicker promotes reliable auctioneering in Peoria Illinois. He specializes in live stock and farm sales and invites written or phone contact before billing sales. Office at 112 N Adams St Peoria with phone numbers 8491 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McVicker
Adams St
Peoria
Ill
Public sale by Andrew Jacobson on farm near Sparland
Intending to quit farming I will sell at public sale at my farm 14 miles west of Sparland beginning 10 o'clock Friday January 31 1908. Eight head horses cows hogs farm implements and hay and oats straw will be offered with cash and credit terms and notes bearing 7 percent interest. Auctioneers McColl Smith J H Riddell clerk lunch served by Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparland
McCormick
Andrew Jacobson
McColl & Smith
J. H. Riddell
Ladies’ Aid
Public Auction on Patins Farm near Camp Grove Ill
The undersigned announces a public sale on February 4 1908 at 10 am listing five horses and a variety of cattle hogs and farm implements from the Patins farm location described. Terms include cash for sums under 310 and credit up to ten months with notes and 6 percent cash discount for other sums. Auctioneers are H F McVicker of Peoria and J P Hickey with Walter H Dodd as principal. Lunch by L Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Patins
Camp Grove
la Prairie Store
Sparland
Ill
Poland
Ohio
O'Brien
Rock Island
Walter H. Dodd
H. F. McVicker
Peoria
James P. Hickey
L. Weber
Tax Collector Notice for Whitefield Township 1907 Taxes
Whitefield taxpayers are notified by George Holler collector that tax books are ready for 1907 taxes. Books must be returned by March 10, 1908. He will receive taxes at Lundy store on weekdays and at Yanochowski's store in Henry on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield
Whitefield Township
Lundy
Yanochowski
Henry
George Holler
Whitefield Town
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