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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1901

Page

5

Varna and Washburn Battle Ends in Big Varna Win

Local notes report Evans business, a new superintendent at Vernona schools Miss Ida Wright, and Venona Union Telephone franchise granted with no cash paid. The Varna and Washburn baseball game at Mapitolia on the Fourth ended 86 to 15 in a lively, purse contested match.

Wenona M. E. Gants Evans H—I G. W. Reid Homer Ida Wright Ludge Wright Lacon Whce Reid Venona Union Telephone Company A. L. Turner A. C. Garvin F. J. Thierry Varna Washburn Mapitolia

Varna Social Notes Highlight Misses and Visits

Miss Mabel Ricketts visits Varna as Mrs Dr Ireland and babe go to Washburn. Magnolia’s Miss Mtta Bobbit arrives midweek. Katie and Mamie Kelly return home. Local trips include Mortenson from Lostant visiting, and Frank Wilson and Bai Thompson from Lacon guests of Norton.

Barn repairs and haying dominate rural life this week

Sunday travel notes record Mr Bedford driving in the area and C Klein's barn being repaired with tile work ongoing. Hay making is the current priority for local farmers. Attendance at McBeth funeral at Saratoga M E church is noted with sympathy. Roy Whitmer to preach at Bonham school house next Sunday at 8 o'clock. Mrs E Hofer of Henry visited daughter Mrs Windor and granddaughter Nora Winder during her trip home.

Mr. Bedford C. Klein W. W. Sale Dewey I. W. Waughop H.D. Bonham Emily Osborne McBeth Saratoga M. E

Buckiee's Arnica Salve Promises Clear Skin

Advert says the salve clears eruptions sores blotches pimples and boils. Claims to heal fever sores ulcers carbuncles felons and other skin issues while also curing cuts burns and piles with guaranteed results at Dr Powell's.

Buckiee Powell

Hennepin Board of Review Meets at Court House

The Board of Review met at the courthouse Monday. Rev Andrewartha and his wife are in Moline for a two week vacation. Lyda Tuera and Mabel Pearce from Ottawa are visiting this week.

Board of Review Court House Andrewartha Moline Lyda Tuera Mabel Pearce Athena Tag Ottawa

Hennepin area notes include visits and outings

Mrs Albert Leech and Ruth visit Seaton sisters while Ida Seaton and Mrs Pearl Leech visit Mrs Albert Shephard at Strawn. Dr Artin of Mt Palatine in town with a new rubber tired buggy. Delegates head to Peoria for Woodman picnic. local shipments, boat rides, and July 4 celebrations noted.

Community News From Cottage Hill and Nearby Areas

Local notices report illnesses including Mrs A B Delwinger and a sister of B Delwinger visiting from Peoria. Henry Hardner of Chicago visited his old home with his son Lewis. Rank Bowman funeral in Streator attended by David Moore. Rev Benjamin Jones preached at the Presbyterian church with large crowds. A Lorens relation from Cottage Hill wet on the way to Streator celebration and returned after changing clothes.

Adam Deiwinger Delwinger Peoria B. Moore California Samuel Willis Rock Island D. B. Moore Streator

Willie Williams Injured by Fireworks Accident

Willie Williams son of J M Williams was injured when powder exploded in his face and eyes during a celebration. He traveled to Peoria on Friday for treatment and had the powder removed from his eyes. The note mentions family visits and local movements around Henry and Greenville Misa, along with a planned church service by Elder Wray of Eureka.

Elijah Jenkins Threshed Wheat as Hay Crop Fails

Elijah Jenkins thr eshed wheat on Wednesday afternoon as farmers report a very light hay crop.

Elijah Jenkins

Fourth of July Baby Show Awards and Local Social Notes

On July Fourth at the baby show the first prize went to Mrs Clemen’s baby and the second to Mrs Miles Rube’s baby of Lestant. The oldest man’s premium went to Mrs Gurnea, age 86. Mrs Alexander hosted a niece from Colorado, Belle Evans Wright. Johnnie Fyffe of Chicago visited friends. John Ramage and family went to Sheldon Iowa to visit a sister. Johnnie Piper fell and broke his collarbone. Louise McAllister of La Fayette visits grandma McKinner. Rev. Tullis of Henry will preach next Sunday. Mrs Balderson and daughters visit Henry relatives. Lena Johnson of Henry spent a week with her mother. George Gregory sold his home farm to John Thornton. J C Rolley has been ill for several days. Blanche Wable of Sandy spent the day in town. Mrs Harris and children visit Dwight. T Lashaw visits relatives in Ohio.

Frank McCoy Seneca A. Stateler Watehorn Lacon Job Antrim J.B. Brown Hoopeston L. W. Broaddus Frank Wilson Bai Thompson M.r. Norton Eleanor Burr Olive Held Chicago Mabel Clemens Streator Tom O Brien Kate Breen Tony Kern Varna Morrelle & Son M. Barnes Clemen Miles Rube Lestant B. ‘Gurnea Alexander Belle Evans Wright Colorado Johnnie, Fyffe John Ramage Sheldon Iowa Lousie McAllister la Fayette Mckinner Rev. Tullis Henry Balderson Lena Johnson George Gregory John Thornton J.C. Rolley Blanche Wable Sandy Arispife Nelly Erekson Princeton Ida Magnusen Frank Anderson Rockford Christ Christenson Freda Magnuson John Johnson Ladd David Stephens

Lake camp delights dozen youths under McNabb leadership

A merry group of about 15 youths spent last week at the lake enjoying boating bathing and fishing. The Lulu Lou camp name honors two participants while Judge McNabb and Miss Lou Smith led the group for a joyous time. Eleven Danish school pupils attend the church section this week with plans to meet every alternate week through summer. Bertha Mills Brooks of Salem Indiana, a former teacher, is reported to be the mother of a young son.

Judge McNabb Lou Smith Bertha Mills Brooks Salem Indiana Ulton Archie McNabb Willitts Marmer Cuy Jesse Mt Palatine Streator Mendota Tonien Rickey Reddick

Community notes from Tiskilwa and nearby towns

Residents report Fourth of July activities in Tiskilwa and Henry. MelKee's, Nellie Johnson, and Mrs W McKeon with Bertha spent Saturday in Henry while Andy McAfee headed to Tiskilwa. A local injury near Milo was mentioned but with unclear severity. Sunday school and Gem Lodge I O F drill plans were announced, with several local residents taking lessons from Prof Allen of Princeton.

W McKeon Bertha Henry Andy McAfee Tiskilwa Kollsiimel Milo Lone Free Princeton Tomalaka Lodge Kewley J. H. Williams Putnam A. McKeon Moses Orville Pershing Tom Gem Lodge I. O Whitefield F. Bell Laura Prof Allen Allen Ray Anderson Dean O’brien Bertha McKeon Nellie Johnson Helen Kane

Local Notes From Milo And Surrounding Areas

D H Milo remains in poor health with little improvement. Della Denton of Buda visits Mrs H Pettegrew. George Koch visited family last week. Mrs Monter to read Epworth League next Sunday. W H Sutherland returns from town on business. Stellan Conover of Bradford visits aunt Mrs C H Griswold. Jean Whitman and Henrys companion attend M B church service in Milo. Roland Shimmell injured his foot discharging an anvil but recovering and expected home this week.

D. Hields Della Denton Buda Pettegrew George Koch Monter Epworth League W. H. Sutherland Stellan Conover Bradford C. H. Griswold Jean Whitman Henry

Allen's Foot Ease offers instant relief for tight shoes

A powder shaken into shoes makes tight or new footwear feel easier and relieves coins bunions swelling blisters callous and sore spots. It claims to cure sweating and hot aching feet and is offered with a trial package by mail from Allen Olmsted Le Roy NY.

Allen Olmsted le Roy

Fourth of July Celebrated With Picnic and Speech

Residents gathered for a grand Fourth of July with a picnic and a speech by Christ Christianson. Visitors included Nelly Erekson of Princeton and Freda Magnuson recovering from illness. Wheat and rye crops are reported good and hot weather with a 105 degree day noted.

Scenic Deer Park excursion party from town

A local group including KK L Monser and family, H M Taggart, M A Gallagher, Mark Gunts, Elsie and Matie Wrenn, Cecil Spanzler, Dr Young, and Fred Williame toured Deer Park on the holiday. They traveled by rail to Oglesby and then overland to the park for a pleasant holiday outing as noted by the Index.

KK. L. Monser Linzie W. E. Monser Elizabeth Geo S. Monser Edward Kathrine H. M. Taggart M. A. Gallagher Mark Gunts Elsie and Matie Wrenn Washington Cecil Spanzler Peoria Dr Young Normal Fred Williame Henry Deer Park Oglesby Index

Dr Miles Free Treatment Offered For Heart Nervous Ailments

Dr Miles offers $2.50 worth of his complete treatment free to any afflicted reader. Endorsements from church and medical figures praise his skill in heart and nervous diseases. A large program covers Canada and Missouri with testimonials and confidential correspondence from The Miles Association in Chicago.

Miles St. Joseph's United Brethren Prack- Mn Miles Dos G Batley German State Bank Duattyde Viles Canada

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