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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
13
Hutchins Lincoln Co. anticipates spring sales exceeding previous records with the largest assortment in Illinois. The firm urges buyers to compare prices and notes last year’s share of Henry County furniture, expecting to double sales this year.
A miscellany of brief items mentions new coal for sale by agent C A Camp, fresh shredded wheat biscuits at C E Smith’s Fancy Grocery, and health note on grip. Reports include Anton Gresser’s illness improving, Jennie Hutchins visiting Lacon, Fitch’s Laundry claimed as best finish, and various local errands, visits, and small transactions.
Telegrams announce a February 1st sale in the cloak and suit department featuring ladies skirts suits and wraps. Sen Henline with M T Silver Co. and Mr Glenline requested the event. Fire sale at its height invites all. Also notices on upholstery business openings and local health and travel notes.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson visits Lone Tree then returns home as her husband aged 77 rests. Dr B F Forrest moves to Peoria with family at 116 Pennsylvania Ave. Frank Baer’s malaria and grip leave him weak. Mrs Zimmerman and Mrs Gapen trade in Henry. A fire memory recalls Sparland’s old business blaze. Mrs A C Weis fractures two ribs after a fall on Monroe Street. Ida Higgins, Aurora hospital matron, visits her parents and plans a two month Pacific coast trip. R N Lee plans two week move from Henry Oak Park. George Bedford west of Orland reports cattle herd sale amid many applicants. A. IX Tullis fights at the Henry fire. Wifford Howe buys land from Van Horn of Wenona. Hewes or Haws buys east county farm with timber and improvements. Liver and kidney ailments treated with Herbine sold by Dr Powell at 60 cents. George W Griswold of Milo, mentally unbalanced, examined by Judge Skinner and sent to Watertown then to state institution.
Prominent Chicago Baptist mission treasurer Mre Matilda I Kline visits Henry. Singing classes planned at Presbyterian church with Mr A T Whittaker. no fee for first session, later 1 for 12 lessons. Local depot transfer of Q G Vale to Rock Salaia, job at Vinclowes, Ind. Deaths and military returns referenced. charity and fire relief planned. Abbott Studio promotes portraits including Burnt District views. Community updates include health, business, and entertainment notes from Henry Illinois.
A local ad touts spring wall paper and a large stock of carpets art squares rugs lace curtains and draperies all at factory prices. It highlights wedding outfits and claims the largest selection in Centralinois with special sale prices on styles and fabrics.
Furniture arrives daily by carload from leading U S factories. The store rep sents many top producers and offers exclusive linen. The emphasis is on better value and stylish goods for real money. A ten dollar bill buys more here than elsewhere in the United States.
Anna Burt Jenks writes home about social life this winter entertaining 80 guests last Thursday and 25 Saturday afternoon with a sleighride party and music in the evening. She plans school programs on Feb 9 and describes her preparations and literary plans. Hiram Mutton of Whitefield appeared in county court for insanity after threatening his parents with a shotgun and possessing a brain knuckle. He is held in jail awaiting further actions.
An advertisement notes Frank L. Faircum offering rapid work from a residence at Carroll Street with no rent, promising satisfaction and same day service. The message lists repairs, a cooking school led by Mrs. Alice Cary Waterman with about 68 members, a shredded wheat luncheon, piano and vocal performances by local artists, and a closing pledge from insurers Joseph N. Krenz and partners praising prompt liberal adjustment.
An advertisement claims rapid relief from kidney and bladder disorders in six hours with Now Great South American Kidney Cure. It promises quick relief from pain and urinary retention and notes availability at Dr Powell's drug store.
The Illinois Valley Poultry Association holds its annual meeting on Tuesday February 12 1901 at 10 am. Henry St. Jamis A McNany serves as secretary.
The fragile vabe and the growing child are strengthened by Kite's Cream Vermifuge. It destroys worms and restores digestion, rebuilding the body. Price 25 cents. For sale by Dr Powell.
Real estate man John Hartley advertises land for sale in Missouri with regular trips on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. For particulars call at his office in Henry.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claimed to cure a cold in one day. States money refund if not effective and notes W Grove's signature on each box. Ends with price 26e.
Owing to the cleaning of Odd Fellows ball there will be no meeting on Reb 8th for Adoption work. J. A. Harrison, V.C.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quilline Tablets as a fast cure for a cold with a one day relief claim. It promises no cure no pay and lists a price of 25 cents.
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