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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1892

Page

5

Coal shaft to run daily amid town notes

Qur Sister Towns Sparland reports the coal shaft will operate daily. Hannah Rathburn died Friday night and was buried Sunday. A daughter was born to George Kear and wife on June 30. Anton Kososki and Samuel Linn, miners, moved to La Salle last week. Mary Monahan died Sunday night after illness. Dennis Conley attended her funeral and is in good health. Fred Vincent gave two bunches of extra large raspberries. La Prairie Centre postmaster plans resignation and move to Peoria. job loss seen as a hard blow in the area.

Hannah Rathburn George Kear Anton Kososki Samuel Linn la Salle Patrick Monahan Mary T. B. Gapen Ottawa Dennis Conley Mary Monahan Dennis Fred Vincent la Prairie Centre Peoria

Community Notes and Local Visits Amid Harvest News

Lillian Runnells returns after an extended visit while Mrs Mohler goes home to Bradford and Mildred Clift visits from Whitefield Center. Florence Fountain owns an Everett piano and Misses Lot tie Brode and Cora Murphy call on the parsonage with Israel Seely and Sadie. Fireworks and croquet mark the 4th at the Corners as Mrs Loomis heals from a fall. A stranger wanders through, hog prices bring luck to William Brokaw, and a humorous riding accident befalls John Schleef. An AL 15 group ice cream social at Boyd's Grove proves a standout success.

Lillian Runnells Ed Hannum Spencer Ketchum Jerial Atwood Roush Israel Seely Sadie Mt Pleasant Lottie Brode Cora Murphy Buda William Brokaw John Schleef Henry Schleef Boyd's Grove

Corners Social Lively Amid Repairs and Haying Heat

Notes from the Corners report repairs underway and social gatherings in progress. Mrs J T Worthington hosted croqué in honor of Draper near Tiskilns while Mr Schleef recovers enough to reopen his store. Haying begun despite heat. many men work the new mown hay. Several new arrivals, guests of Mrs Townsend, and local society events including a L G A fishing fundraiser on July 2 with a fishing pond and a fisher maiden in costume. Refreshments served at the hall.

Charlie Griswold J. T. Worthington Draper Tiskilns Schleef Lombardsville Townsend Dr Willis L. G. A. Society of Telegraph c Whitefield Corner E Hall Grange

Steuben Neighbors Share News and Good Tidings

Mrs Leigh is about again Enos Odell rides a new buggy Sadie Sargent rides for the first time in nine months David Watkins builds a new kitchen Farmers plow hay harvest Miss Ethel Heath visits Jennie Watkins Mamie McChristie nearly recovered Mrs Turbitt of Lacon visits Mrs N McLaughlin Gertude Burson visits from Princeton Willie Frisbey marries Denver Tanquarys visit grandchildren Jennie Watkins Effie Thompson Minnie Tanquary Mary Odell travel on City of Peoria Hannah Rathburn dies funeral by Rev Pearce mourning sister and brother.

Leigh Enos Odell Sadie Sargent David Watkins Ethel Heath Jennie Watkins Mamie McChristie Turbitt Lacon Daniel N. McLaughlin Peoria Hannah Rathburn Rev Pearce

Town News and Social Roundup in Lacon Henry Area

Local residents report varied activities from a large influx of teachers for the institute to a Rex excursion to Peoria. Notables include Mrs Adams Deck and Mrs Cora Goodwin traveling relatives in McHenry and Peoria, plus early summer lectures at the court house and a new Weeks Bros partnership forming. Community events feature ice cream sundaes, church events, and cement walks being laid as a sign of ongoing town life.

Adam Deck Wm Thomas Iowa Stella Motter Henry Hennepin Rutledge Dramatic Co G. A. R. Hall coRer Bowers Chicago Congregational Church Cora Goodwin Maringo McHenry County Wyatt A. J. Rhodes Peoria John W. Stouffer E. W. Danley Cox Andersonville Court House Clare Hull Atkinson Mesdames Brown Lacon Fred Deyoe Sparland Frank James John Weeks Bros Fred Jim

PUTNAM AREA NOTES AND COMMUNITY GOSSIP

Mrs Parker visits Keithsburg and Dr Stipp's family spent the 4th at Princeton. Enned Carroll ill with malaria while Walnut Grove House hosts summer visitors. Prof Kooh teaches Mondays. Local crowds saw Pain's Last Days of Pompeii in Peoria. School board hires Miller of Dixon for next year. Helping Hand ordered 150 yards carpet for the M E church. Mrs Emma Bean went to Whitefield to care for her daughter. Visitors last week include H M Duncan family and Mrs Engle from Roanoke, Edith Smith, Rennen Miss Little and a friend from Tiskilwa, Dora Moree and son Wya not, Dillison Miley, Chillicothe.

Parker Keithsburg Stipp Rinceton Carroll Walnut Grove House Kooh M. E. Church Emma Bean Whitefield Loomis H. M. Duncan Mra Engle Roanoke Edith Smith Rennen Miss Little Tiskilwa Dora Moree Little Son Wya‘not Dillison Miley Chillicothe

Summer Goods Blowout At 4s Price Storewide Sale

Time is passing and summer goods are going fast. Coats and vests in the show window at 1.50, down from 3.50, must go. Fail boots and shoes blankets and large shoe sales. Wall paper lace curtains window shades reduced until Sept. 1. Men s straw hats at 19 cents, True Fit overalls jeans pants and shirts advertised. Store packed with drives. come in for inspection.

Local Notes from Wenona and Neighbors

Joshua Mills improves from illness while J N Wilson and wife visit Wenona. Ottawa institute attendees include Marie Wierman and Stella Mills. Hennepin Institute students Grace and Edith Price and Lou Smith. Edith Price will teach another year. tennis tournament expected July 15 to Sept 1 with a valuable prize and players Mills Flitcraft Mills Wilson Griffith Mills Smith.

Quaker Lane Joshua Mills J.N. Wilson Wenona John Taylor Jortie Hoge LaSalle County Institute Ottawa Marie Wierman Stella Mills Grace Edith Price Lou Smith Hennepin Institute Gantz Fairbury Alice Wilson John Wilson Miss Price C. C. Mills W. 8. Flitcraft Has Mills Jim Wilson W. L. Milk Wat Griffith Bert Mills F. E. Smith

Dr Miles New Heart Cure Credited by Citizens

Testimonies from Glen Rock Pennsylvania resident Nathan Allison and New Jersey’s Peter Jaquet claim dramatic heart cure results after using Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills. Both men had long histories of heart disease and severe symptoms before reporting relief and improved sleep after treatment. Free book and sale details credited to Dr Powell.

Miles Nathan Allison Glen Rock Peter Jaquet Balem N. J Iacw Dr Powell

Magnolia Social Notes Tonight and This Week

Dr Taylor's new house nears plastering. Mr Pickings visits brother in law James Price. Wm Simonton expands his home. Willie Disosway stays with aunt Mel Clare Rolley. Thomas Bishop and Whitefield family visit Henry Ditman. Mary Mitchell last week with sister Mrs Julia Ruble of L'Ostant. Mr and Mrs Dirst of Minooka visit daughter Mrs B M Peneton. Lacon Normal attendees join at home. Mr and Mrs Brooks of Henry visit Mrs R M Dent last Tuesday and Wednesday.

Lacon Brooks Henry R. M. Dent

Local notes from Magnolia and Varna area

Mr Gurnea plans a woven wire fence around his property. Joel and Clifford Haws, guardianship of John Thornton, visit from Boston. Elias Wright and family go to Varna for the ailing Alex Wright. Walker Johnston suffers severe foot pain after a rusty nail incident. Magnolia girls noted as good talkers. leap year warnings. A restless young man travels for studies, then ag work and possible harvest hiring.

Gurnea Joel Clifford Haws Capt Haws Boston John Thornton Elias Wright Varna Alex Wright Ittle Walker Johnston Magnolia Mary Indiana McCormick Binders Otto

Oxbow News Notes On Rain Street Happenings

Tuesday night showers with vivid lightning and heavy thunder. Henry Mathis and wife of Rutland visited relatives in the Bow. Farmers busy with wheat and hay, rain may pause work for a day. Silas King injured by a horse but no bones broken, knee badly sprained. Miss Kenn of Yarns hired to teach Union school fall term, ex tutor of spring term. A wedding rumored today, Henry Dott and bride wished long, happy life. Kate Ransom quits teaching to study dressmaking with Mrs Lundy. County superintendent Mr Boyer active in teacher examinations. Lumber hauled, amphitheatre planned for fair grounds. Track progress toward readying grounds for upcoming races.

Silas King Henry Dott Kate Ransom Lundy Magnolia Boyer

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