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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1912

Page

10

Local Notices From Henry Area After Fourth Of July

Thirteenth year Henry Republicans note social visits in nearby towns. Miss Mae Cee, Mrs. H B Ramage and others spend time in Granville and Dwight. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or report illness. Lost items include a lady’s open-face watch near Henry and a red sweater coat near Sandy Creek.

Mae Cee Henry H. B. Ramage Granville G. B. Roger Dwight Louise Phillips Mitchell Iowa Ross Claybaugh Iawo Alonzo Emons Mabel Bessie Defenbaugh Earlville Marguerite Elliston Princeton Elliston George Ramsey Clyde Frank Peterson Lacon O. A. Sweet Chenoa C. H. Merritt Florence Extrom Frank Moffitt Martin Mulverhill Frank Funk Grosscup R.A. Ward G. A. Morphew Lackland Walnut Grove George Levisa Freeman Bloomington Levisa Sandy Creek Oscar Hiatt M. F. French Colorado Springs Manitou Bert Ehringer Roberta Roberts Chicago Ehringer Roberta

National Press Association Tour Through South Dakota

The National Press Association train from Chicago arrived in Sioux Falls and Watertown South Dakota on June 27 28 for a three day tour. Members visited the penitentiary toured the Cataract Hotel and attended a seven course banquet and a Country Club reception in Sioux Falls. They toured Kampeska Lake Watertown by steamer and learned about local water supply and agriculture observed by Eastern visitors.

South Dakota Union Depot Chicago Sioux City At & O Iowa Sioux Falls 8. D Country Club S. D Watertown Kampeska Hotel Press Association Commercial Club Illinois Kampeska Lake

Train Special to Huron Brings Tense Aberdeen Stop

A press special bound for Aberdeen and then Huron faced a dramatic halt when armed locals stopped the train at the Aberdeen station. Citizens swarmed the cars grabbing valuables as the cars were entered through open windows, leaving a tense scene reported as part of a multiweek sequence.

Aberdeen Watertown Huron Beadle County Redfield Association

Greathouse Morris Wedding at Peoria in 1912

Delbert Morris and Ina Greathouse united in marriage in Peoria by A. H. Otman at 1 o clock July 4 1912. Best man was C A Lormis and bridesmaid was Tacy Morris. The couple will reside with the groom's parents after July 10 and host a reception.

John Greathouse Elwood Morris Peoria

Lumber for sale at mill northwest of Magnolia Illinois

Advertises lumber sawed to order for 20 dollars per thousand board feet at a mill 444 miles northwest of Magnolia Illinois. Oak and red elm excluded. Contact R W Spencer Magnolia Illinois dated 11 9 1f.

Magnolia R. W. Spencer Ill

English Friends From Woodbrook Arrive for Summer Conference

A party of three English Friends from the Woodbrook school in London, with Edith M. Winder of Swarthmore College, will attend a conference at the Yearly Meeting house near McNabb July 17 18 and 19 under the Young Friends association. Sessions include talks on The Young Friends Movement The Value of Membership in a Religious Society The Work in West China and The Quaker Message for Today.

Woodbrook School London States Young Friends Association Edith M. Winder Swarthmore College Young Friends’ Movement A. Barratt Brown Corder Catchpool West China Henry T. Silcock Meeting House Society of Friends

Mrs William Smith of Hennepin Dies After Long Life

Mrs Caroline Wire Smith, born April 23 1834 near Little York Pennsylvania, died July 4 1912 at Bureau Illinois. She was wife of William Smith and mother of five with two daughters surviving. Funeral held at Congregational church Hennepin with Grand Army post pallbearers.

Caroline Wire Little York Bureau, Ill Ohio Coschocton William Smith John Weeks Mark Leonard Illinois Mendota Hennepin Kearney Nebraska Lincoln West Keystone Woman's Literary Association Congregational Church Riverside Cemetery R. Kidder Stetson Granville Earl Taylor Buda Grand Army Post Wm. Smith Bureau

Foley Kidney Pills Reported To Bring Relief

An increasing number of people report satisfactory results from Foley Kidney Pills and commend their healing qualities. The medicine is guaranteed to contain no harmful drugs and is meant for kidney and bladder troubles, backache, rheumatism, and lumbago. A J Ironmonger.

Local notes mix travel events and community life

Hennepin visitors and town gatherings fill a busy list of neighbors. People attended meetings, '|Eastern Star' initiation, and church events while families traded trips to Henry, Plano, Bloomington, and Chicago. Several marriages, picnics, and fourth of July celebrations mark the period.

Florid social notes and family visits reported

Clarence Clemens visits Florida with parents while Mrs. Harry Wilson hosts her father. Ohio visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John Clemens from Missouri visiting Simon Beck. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Smith noted in Hennepin with ties to Bureau. Yeoman of Florid hold an ice cream social on July 13 inviting all.

Clarence Clemens Harry Wilson Mr. Collins John Clemens Missouri Simon Beck Willis Deininger Bernice Mac Ealy Peoria J. B. Albert Isaac Reichwine

Granville Bank Communiqué Seeks to Ease Run Fears

Granville bank acknowledges a week of withdrawal activity but asserts absolute solvency with $200000 received to meet demands. Cashier and president traveled for funds, Continental Bank pledged support, and officials deny any basis for panic. Depositors, merchants, and farmers continue daily deposits as confidence remains high.

Granville Echo Granville Bank Pletsch G. W. Hunt la Salle A. W. Hopkins Chicago Continental Bank

Berlin farm sale changes hands for 145 per acre

Granville Echo reports Col. Child sold the Berlin farm to Anton Hoff man for Conrad Baker of Lostant at 145 dollars per acre, after a prior sale at 132.50. Anton earned food money on that quarter in a few years.

Granville Echo Child Berlin Anton Hoffman Conrad Baker Lostant Anton Dr. Hanson Maulfair Chauncey Harold E. D. Holly la Salle Charlie Okedirk Taylor Daniel Peterson Granville Hennepin

Well Sinker Seeks Patronage for Cost Saving Drilling

An experienced well business provider with over twenty years in the field offers consulting to clients for sinking a well. The note promises competent service and perfect satisfaction, highlighting potential money savings through consultation.

Iowa Woman Recounts Relief From Female Trouble

Ottumwa resident Harriet E. Wampler testifies Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her years of female trouble including shooting pains, headaches, dizziness, and low mood after trying many doctors. She urges others to consider the remedy and writes for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Ottumwa Iowa United States Lydia E. Pinkham Harriet E. Wampler S. Ransom Street

Faster Boy French Draft Stallion Licensed in Illinois

Pure Bred French Draft Stallion faster boy, chestnut sorrel foaled 1906, registered No. 15713, sire Attila, dam Vera. License A 4300 renewed April 16 1912, expires April 16 1913, examined by Dr Gebhardt and cleared for public service. Stand two miles north of Henry Illinois at home barn. terms 15 to insure a colt to stand and suck. insurance forfeits on moving mares. owner Dan Horrom. secretary J K Dickinson.

Attila vVera Gebhardt Illinois J. K. Dickinson Sec’y Stallion Reg. Board Henry Dan Horrom

Pure Bred Roadster Stallion Licensed in Illinois

State of Illinois license A 3363 renewed March 6 1912 for Billie Thomas Hill a dark brown stallion 16 hands high weight 1400 with six full siblings and records from 2.09 to 2.18 percent. Sire Wm M Hill 2 20 record and 11 colts with times from 2 07 to 2 24. Dam Possum Pie with strong breeding. Dr H A Gebhardt examined and found sound and free of diseases. license to stand for public service in Illinois. Season 1912 at Dr Gebhardt's Henry stables Saturdays and home barn Whitefield. Terms 12 to insure living colt. insurance forfeited on departure. GEO Vail Whitefield Ill. 16-1f

Wm. M. Hill H. A. Gebhardt Illinois J. K. Dickinson Dr. Gebhardt Henry Whitefield GEO Vail Tll

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Magnolia Department National Press Association Scott al Druggiste Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N.J Michelin Henry Auto Co Henry, Ill Friends Yearly Meeting House McNabb Henry Republican Lanaf Russell Tomlinson Roy Bumgarner Mr. Watkins F. E. Smith Hazal Boman Spalding A. B. Wilson Oak Park Anna Plitcraft Beatrice Massie Campbell of Mazon Mason Wilson Helen George Ziegier Eastern Star Lawrence Does Tonica Frank Koehler W. L. Mills Will J. C. Sutherland J. H. Price Harold Sutherland Bumgarners Deer Park Alfred Wilson Bailey’s Falls Kathryn Mary Griffith Leota Phillips Lewis Spalding Delbert Morris Miss Greathouse Friends Meeting House England America Denmark Vera Cash John Ward Mr. Howard J. A. McNabb T. J. Segraves A. J. Ironmonger Republican John F. Tarter Henry, III Albert Pletsch Mcnabb, Ill McNabb Central M. D R. G. Dakin Magnolia, Ill W. A. Simmons Centena Eroneira Olive Street Bank Barnes’ Universiye Medico Chinatecan Society St. Louis Ina Bank. Na State of Illinois Billie Thomas Hill
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