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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
5
Sparser details cover home visits social calls and church events in Sparland and Whiterfield. Mrs. Orrin Frishey Mrs. Le Bolenders and others host gatherings while local businesses plan sales and remodeling. The article notes mail subscriptions for The Henry Republican and upcoming summer events at the Chau tauqua and M E church.
Official members should attend the September conference if possible and all reports from presidents societies superintendents stewards and trustees should be written. Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment heals unsightly skin eruptions and soothes itching or burning with instant relief and healing beginning immediately.
Mrs John Reed of Hallock visited her daughter Mrs Albert Greening. John Williamson stayed with Mr and Mrs Albert Russell. Charles Reed visited his Hallock homefolk. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hart hosted the Timoth Carver family and guests last Sunday. James Matthias and William Russell dined with the Russell family. Joseph Hart drove Timothy Carver and family to Henry in his new car Saturday.
Glenn Biddulph and family visited Grover Paul’s. Ernest Reynolds and daughter guest at P C Bacon’s. Hazel Patty visited Mrs Ernest Reynolds from Thursday to Saturday. Wm Fountain and Merna spent Friday at George Hall’s near Whitefield. Alta Farley stayed with Mary and Helen Hunter. Charles and Margarita and Dr Powell dined with Frank Lidgard. Wm Minier and wife and Mr Weil visited George Minier. Daniel Donovan’s family spent Sunday in Sheffield. Wm Perry and wife and Mrs Carroll dined with Frank Colkan. Curt Lucas family and Lora Clement hosted at Rudolph Miller’s. Pattie Maupin visiting sister Mrs Ben Mattlingy. Claus Swanson family visited Guy Lindell and attended Mid-summer day picnic in Pringston. Mrs Henry Miller visited Rude Miller’s. aes Atkins visited his sister Mrs Gus Rullerg in Bureau. Thomas Harris and Mrs Rofat Holgate of Peoria visited Charles Day’s. Doty and Win Glor went to Lamoile in Mr Doty’s Ink Ford auto. Wigg Money remark noted as trouble.
An 19th century advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms and restores health. It cites Mrs J A Belamia of Highland Illinois praising the product and claims of ridding worms and curing stomach pains, feverishness and bad breath for nervous children.
Henry citizen CG W Woodward testifies after five years of kidney trouble, citing relief from Doris Kidney Pills bought at Segraves Drug Store. He reports improved energy, fewer headaches, and that he has not needed kidney remedy since. Foster Milburn Co. distributes in the United States. remember the Dean name.
An essay argues ministers should preach the gospel of purity, justice, and liberty and unite the sacred with the secular. It urges ministers to marry lovers, visit the sick, preach funerals, and bury the dead while condemning corruption and political abuse among leaders. It warns against mixing church and gang, and urges civic responsibility. A bizarre tale about a Elmwood girl and “rats” hair care ends with a cautionary note on luxury.
Court filings seek leave to settle estates of WissgK Ces and Mantel Sullivan with hearings and final orders. Real estate transfers include Elijah Richmond to John Cooper and others, plus marriages and license notices. Also reports church notes, deaths, migrations, and local civic updates.
A college celebrates a 22 year old graduate who funded his education by tutoring others and is praised as a bright, moral example. His achievement is lauded by parents and wider circles for balancing studies and personal growth despite financial challenges.
A garbled note cites Mrs G Stengle using Chamomile tablets with mixed claims of relief. The article also reports United States Attorney McNabbot resigning to President Wilson amid sensational charges that Attorney General McReynolds delayed cases under white slave law, prompting calls for justice over political favoritism.
Pure Bred Roadster stallion licensed in Illinois with license no A 3363 renewed Feb 26 1913. Detailed pedigree shows sire William M Hill and dam Possum Pie with multiple offspring and race records from 2 07 to 2 24. Examined by Dr H Ar Gebhardt and certified free of contagious disease. License expires March 29 1914. J K Dickinson secretary Stallion Reg Board. Located at home barn with contact details. Insurance and dues payable immediately.
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