July 8 1902 Communations at Pelican town meeting
A fragmentary notice indicates a Thursday July 8 1902 meeting in Pelican town. The readable text names Henry Tl and mentions communications likely as part of a local civic session.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
5
Siser Towns Local Notices and Social Whispers
Fragmentary town notes from Lacon township recount minor incidents and social events. A telephone line worker suffered a 25 foot fall and thigh injury. others share hospital news and marriages. Community gatherings include a band concert, church services, travels to Peoria and Chicago, and local visits among families in Lundy and Varna.
Fragmented Message in Odd Phrasing About Deities
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North Saratoga Weather and Local Notes
Rain continues since Friday with brief clear spells. Forecast calls for more rain and cloudy skies on Monday, stressing crop and hay losses. Mrs Campbell moved goods from Peoria county to North Saratoga then back again. several residents report berry picking and visits to Bradford and Camp Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Aleo
George.Campbell
Peoria County
Broddmoor
Robert Conover
el Stella Applen
Bradford
Camp Grove
Lizzie Fountain
Ed Shorts
Wm Taylor
Frank Daniels
Wm Yatger
Henry
Hennepin News Roundup Distinct Local Notes
Old town well near the courthouse filled 80 years ago ended by heavy rain. James Simpson checked for a possible coal mine break in Tuesday morning. Frank B Neal of Peoria plans to move to Peoria with his wife to establish a home. Edna Cofoid of Hennepin to wed a Chicago man at the Begley home in Sh Wee. Mrs Huldah Boyle, Hennepin Prairie’s oldest resident, dies. A Peters Etscheidt home party drew many local youths. James Hogan kills Jess Brumfield’s dog after it bit his boy. Percy McWhorter couple on a two week outing to Pekin, Havana, Peoria, and Chillicothe. L. E. Skeel and Rev Ward go to Peoria for Prohibition convention. Bert Coleman returns from southern trip. F B Cook and family back in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jas
Simpson
Devlin
Frank-B-Neal
Peoria
Edna Cofoid
Hennepin
Mr Brown
Chicago
Begley
Sh Wee Nsa
Aedtions
Huldah Boyle
Hennepin Prairie
Peter Etscheidt
James Hogan
Jess Brumfield
Mr Hogan
Percy McWhorter
Pekin
Havana
Chillicothe
L. E. Skeel
Rev Ward
Bert Coleman
F. B. Cook
Local social notes and visits in Henry area
Mr Hedmunds and wife arrived from Topeka. Hedmunds holds contract for the new grade to Henry. The painters keep busy as Horton’s tenant house and Mrs Brookses tenant house are being painted. Mrs Willard Swaney and her daughter visit relatives including Mr and Mrs J C Kid and Mrs Dave Ruble. The M E Sunday school picnic occurred last Thursday in Clifford Hawa’s woods. Telephone workers fixed lines last week. Mrs Ed Hillabrand entertains Miss Engalls of Chicago. Lewis Du Breil returned to Topeka Sunday. Martin Purtle was a business caller Saturday afternoon. Ida Milla of McNabb visited her aunt Rebecca Mills. A Whitney of Lostant called Thursday. Frank Zluzin was in Peru last Wednesday. Aleck McKirgan was quite sick early in the week. Wm Simonton had a barn built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedmunds
Topeka
Kansas
Henry
Horton
Mra Brooks
Willard Swaney
Katsas
J. C. Kid
Dave Ruble
8. B. Mitchell
M. E
Clifford Hawa
Geo
Mac Dermott
Mille
Mra
Ed Hillabrand
Miss Engalls
Chicago
Lewis du Breil
Martin Purtle
Ida Milla of
McNabb
Rebecca Mills
A. Whitney of
Lostant
Frank Zluzin
Peru
Palatine
Aleck McKirgan
Wm. Simonton
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold
Y J.e.and
F.A. Powell
Rain dampens youth plans and rails crew works
The rain ruined the planned lake outing for local youth with camping fishing and boating. Section hands labored Saturday night and Sunday to repair railroad tracks. Mr Rogers of New York promotes Bible study and takes orders. Henry Atherton and Christabel Rees visited Ohio in Bureau county to see Christabel’s father. Wilbur Sutherland returned from Bloomington. Geo Ziegler suffers rheumatism and cannot ride. The Tele company held four meetings Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Geiger attended the Elks Carnival in Peoria. Belle Bumgamer’s Galesburg roommate visits. Ada Beely of Normal visits Cordelia Wilson. Mrs Sorenson and children visiting Seeyou M. Smith has company from Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
New York
Henry Atherton
Christabel Rees
Ohio
Bureau County
Leon
Wilbur Sutherland
Bloomington
Geo Z“iegler
D. BR
Shinn
Tele
Geiger
Peoria
Belle Bumgamer
Galesburg
Ada Beely
Normal
Cordelia Wilson
Sorenson
M. Smith
Pekin
Funeral for Mrs Vail at Putnam church this Sunday
Lone Tree reports the funeral for Mrs Vail at Putnam M E church Sunday at 10.00 am followed by interment in Henry cemetery. Relatives and neighbors extend sympathy as Rev Wray plans future sermons and the community prepares for local notices and visits.
Mountain area brief local notices and mishaps
Lola Davis was thrown from a small wagon on a Wednesday ride and suffered a broken left arm. Mr Jackson canvassed the area for Greenville nurseries last week. Simeon Hillabrand began a hay shed on J. C. Stansell’s farm. Mr J. C. Johnson of Tonica visited the village. Geo Burger had an Ogleby man overhaul his large engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Palatine
Lola Davis
Mr Jackson
Greenville Nureeries
Simeon Hillabrand
J. C. Stansell
J. C. Johnson
Tonica
Geo Burger
Oglebby
Local social notes and visits from Providence to Kewanee
Alma Bently returns home after a week as a guest of friends in Providence. Mrs William Longman of Henry visits with daughter Mra H. Bulleyment. Mra Chas Hufnagel and child stay with her parents at Kewanee. Lloyd Hay returns from Eureka for summer vacation. S C Brown of Chicago visits Thon Brown and family. Mra Thos Rahmeyer seeks medical help in Veolia for cancer. Yellow Clothes are Unbecoming. Keep them white with Red Crown Ball Hine. All grocers sell large 2 oz package, 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Bently
Providence
William Longman
Henry
Mra H. Bulleyment
Mra
Chas. Hufnagel
Kewanee
Lloyd Hay
Eureka
S. C. Brown
Chicago
Thon
Brown
Mra Thos
Rahmeyer
Veolia
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Ban Ae Sy Benics
Accordeons
Y Hacker & Son
Henry, Ill
Addrence
Meppelican
Lacon Township
T. Wood
T. A. Cornell
Johurer
Williard Blemying
Telephone Company
Jean
Drverett
Flem
Howard
Treas
Barney
County
Ming
Eoria
J. & Magoon
Magoon
Ira Magoon
Isahb
Agnes
Owen Richland
Jannie Gale
Aurora
Thomas Steward
Plainfield
Lucy Rate
Boston
Will
Emma
Mai Lines
C. J
Hopewelln
W. B
Albion
A. Syton
Frank Mcfloch
Mayme Keltion
Naney
Roy
Frank Monahan
Peor Chester
France Martin
M. C. Bullman
Harry Osborne
Arry Planter Co
Hiram Iyers
Reed
Ira John
Emmet Haned
Lloyd
Charles Ong
Arna
Spaland
Travis Davideda
Crow Creek
H. L. Cumming
Julie Barr
O‘crosawaite
Boutonhs
James Wilson
William
Smith
Thel
Williangmith
Arpo
Kelly's Park
Bost
Tewe
Varna
Maud Kennedy
Miss Went
Jber
Mies
Ruth
Mollie Martin
Murphy
Olney
Frank McCulloch
Ed Norton
Ralph McCulloch
Sam Brenn
Kleeberger
Abbie Swanson
Peeield Corners
Merrill
Baker
Mra Baker
Princeville
Ondice
Mra Odellon
Willia Booth Whitefield
Bick
Harry Clark
Barker
Miss Chamberlain
Cora
Adah Reynolds
Whitefield
Albert Longman
George Pace
Maud Shurts
Lou Mohler
Hazel
Mira H. Thompson
Wiyton Worthington
Glos
T. D. Hubbell
Joseph Cook
Brimfield
Jozeph Cook
Lewis Lassman
Magnolia
Schaefer
Deering
Illinois
Duke Bros
Lone Tree
Oliver Downey
Vail
Putnam
Putnam M. E
Boyden
Mra Stone
Mineral
A. McKoon
Stone
Allen
Princeton
Rev Wray
Wim
Clement Jr
Alex, Albee
Henry Bachman
A. Mee- Ixoon
Ellen Bell
Keota
Iowa
Fountain
Grocery
Milo
Miss Gibson
Carrie Anderson
Joliet
Woman's Club
Mia Dean
Bev Wray
Frank
John
Mel Anderson
Dora
Andrew Anderson
Miss Weaver
Tiakilwa
Independent Telephone Co
Frenzy Telephone Co
Lone Tree Sunday School
Mra-Bmekoon
McKoon
Bertha
Mineral Jaateweek
Johneous
Nellie
South Whitefield
Frank Bell
David Wright
Missouri
Woodward
Anheuser-Busch
Vandegrift
A. L. Hupp
Ottawa
Persouvette
Hentrich
W. J. Sinon
Walter Palmer
Lizzie Caldw Mildell
Genesse
Boris Pettegrew
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