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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1898

Page

6

Our Sister Towns and Local Happenings

July 14 1893 notes from SPARLAND and nearby areas mention Van Antwerp in Bureau County real estate activity, Dr Edith Haigh of Peoria visiting, Mary Selbold and Mrs H Campbell attending the BYP U convention in Buffalo NY, Andrew Stephenson visiting wife and father in law James L Hoot, former Republican reporter Quad Quanquary visiting, Mrs George Simpson and relatives traveling to Unionville and Peoria, Mal Buckley traveling to Chicago for kindergarten training, Gapen family in Ottawas and Chickamauga, telephone company workers installing solid copper wires, and discussion on express tax burden falling on customers rather than firms.

Sparland VanAntwerp Ohio Hils Maconia Minnie Gehr Idaho Peoria van Antwerp Bureau County Geoisin Real Estate F’ Balgh Edith “Haigh Mary,Selbold H. Campbell Buffalo N.Y Andrew Stephenson -Rame James Prairie Canter Republican Q Spanquary Danver George Simpson Daisy Evans Unionsrille George Mal Buckley Chicago Gapen Ottawe Charles eGapen Chickamauga

Varna News Roundup Shows Busy Town and Visitors

Varna reports show a busy week with births and visits. Mrs Ed Barsdo welcomed a baby girl in the south part of town. Mr and Mrs Andy Kelly and others travel to Toluca and Magnolia. Senator O N Barnes visits Toluca as speaker, and a fortune teller entertains locals. The town notes many trips, guests, and small town happenings.

Sugar Grove Social Notes and Local Travels

Sugar Grove items note Till Miles and wife returning to Indian territory. Juucy Spencer from Aurora is home for two weeks. Eratule Spencer entertained a friend from Aurora and Galesburg over Sunday. Revere whips word stolen at White Meld Center last Sunday evening.

Miles Indian Territory Juucy Spancer Aurora Eratule Spencer Arora Galesburg Sandey Revere

Local Social News Highlights from Abel Valor to Exposition Travel

BECsVall and daughter Mrs Stocking call on Abel Valor Monday. Mrs Kate Blackburn visits her mother and relatives and returns home next week. Mr and Mrs Harry Blackburn welcome a newborn daughter in Kansas City. John Divelviss travels to Omaha for Exposition and to visit a brother in the west. Mr and Mrs Ham of Kansas visit Tremain family. Mrs Ham is Tremain’s sister. they visited the Torrey home last Sunday. Mrs E J Metcalf and sons with Burtha Bart finish a two week visit at C E Bart’s, then return to Normal. Metcalf accompanied them but went home July 4. Mrs Will Ketchum of Logansport Ind is visiting parents and others for six weeks in Illinois. Vernie Ketchum, working in his brother Will’s livery stable, broke an arm some time ago but is nearly well again.

Becsvall Stocking Abel Valor Kate Blackburn Harry Blackburn Kansas City John Divelviss Omaha West Ham Kansas Mra K Tremain Metcalf Will Ketchum Logansport Ind Illinois Vernie Ketchum

Local notes on visits and family events

Fragmentary notices report Erbel Seelye ill at home and Yaeger house nearing completion. Jeasie Webber of Chicago visits John Henry Louden family. Mary Bonham nurses. J O Hill chaired a meeting at Licon. Ladies Sid Society met with Mrs H Thompson. new president Mrs Chas Hannum elected.

Erbel Seelye Yaeger Will Ketchum Jeasie Webber Chicago John Henry Louden Mary Bonham Cee J O Hill Licon Sid Society H. Thompson Chas Hannuma

Whitefield Corners Local Notes and Arrivals

Whitefield Corners reports oat harvest starting this week and numerous social updates. Bertha and Merton Swift visited Henry. Mrs Busbee spoke on India. Elizabeth Fountain lost a horse. many attend Epworth Convention in Wyoming. Mary Schwartz and Otto Fiedler wed with Henry friends’ best wishes.

Mill Ends Sale Teems With Dimities and Dress Goods

A June sale announces clearance of Mill Ends and odd lots including lawns dimities and percal es at half price. Stores offer All Wool suits from 7.50 and 4.50, with spot cash terms and refunds only for returns with tickets.

Bonham area notices and local church events

Local notices invite attendance at Bonham schoolhouse events with Roy Whitmer and Rev Reynolds preaching. Community members share visits, vacations, and social plans including a lawn social at the Tanquery home on July 26. Hoard's Sarsaparilla praised for health restorations and missionary talks noted.

Farmers Finish Plowing and Hauling Hay

The text notes farmers have completed corn plowing and are now putting up hay. It also mentions a missing pastor last Sunday and various local visitors and ill health reports involving residents such as George Tanquary, John Barent, Jindrew Kelly, Ernest Duncan, David Watkins, and Sadie Howley.

George Lacon Minnie Nelli Tanquary

Dr King's New Discovery hailed as miracle cure

A Lucy Thomas memoir-like note from Marysville Texas extols Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and coughs as vastly superior to gold. Trial bottles offered free at Dr Powell's Drug Store with guaranteed cure or money back. Also local notes from Hennepin about officials, visitors, river excursions, a baby birth, and 4th of July finances.

A.C Thomas Marysville Tex Klondike New Great South

Prominent Hennepin Notes Arts and Lectures Preview

Ray Young a former ME church pastor from 1863 to 1865 addressed Hennepin residents about the Children’s Home Mission. The Wood Brothers painted Hon W H Casson’s house and Henry Trendt’s residence now. Dell and Charley showcased strong summer art progress. A Chicago representative for Slayton’s Lycium Baren arranged a winter program of lectures and music, with about 25 local businessmen backing the project.

The Henry Trendt Dell Charley Chicago Slayton Barean Hennepin Busness

Local Notices and Social Names from the Area

Mrs McVey on the sick list and Geo Bean family camping at the lake for a few days. Mrs McByey recovering from malaria. Hattie Duncan visiting her uncle Alvin Anderson and family of Chillicothe. Marshal Downey of Berry and Linn Downey of Hennepin guests of relatives Sunday. Hattie and John Clark of Wayne county visiting friends in Putnam and vicinity. Wm Condit visited Sparland and stayed with brother Chas Condit. Belle Shimmell returning to Chicago after visiting Mrs W L Kelso. B M Cooncan returning to Monica to resume day work at the railroad tower. Christian church repairs prompt Sunday school moved to the ME church at 4 p.m. Born to Chas Wheeler and wife Friday July 8 a son who lived only a few hours and was buried Sunday at 4 p.m. Mrs Wheeler very low. Alvin Anderson and sons Guy and Lays of Chillicothe spent Sunday with Mrs R J Anderson. Anderson returned the same day, boys staying a few days.

Putnam and Viciotty Wm Condit Sparland Chas Condit Belle_Shimmell W. L. Kelso Chicago B. M. Cooncan Monica Chas Wheeler Wheeler Alvin Anderson Guy Chillicothe R. J. Anderson Anderson

Village Notes Show Local Visits and Social Rounds

From the fields there comes the breath of new mown hay. Peoria residents Mr and Mrs Thockmorton visited John Dally last week. Mrs H Bennett of Florida visited Mr Finley. James Wherry and family ride a new forry bought from Duke Will Cross who spent the past year in Kansas. His sister Zolla is home from Chicago. Married at Princeton July 7 Stephen Taylor and Miss Susan Vail. Anna Parker went to Milo Sunday for two weeks with friends Belle Shimmel and Alma Bentley. Nellie Chance will help Mayme with work during Anna’s absence. Hiram N Bracken, student at a Des Moines business college, returned home. Sheriff Downey and brother Marshall on vacation visited family at Shannyside. Daniel Vail purchased two gramophones and hosts friends most evenings. Effie and Margaret Bracken with Lillian Parker visited Mayme and Ann Parker. John and Hattie Clark of Jeffersonville and Belle Shimmels at Milo were guests. Ed Parker and family and Mable Smith joined relatives for a Sunday visit at Bracken and Lillian Parker’s. Lillian Parker, guest of Margaret Bracken, returned home with her parents Monday.

VARNA HO Little’s Wan‘ Meter Senseald HO Little John ‘Norton Sacon Ieee J Davis J Johnson Tacon Andy Kelly Re Connor Toluca Sanday Clarence Paxon Magnolia Bnriday Harold Stoner Myera Kohler Willie Morrelle Grace Stateler Chicago Ed Barsdo Bart Traver Langbush Washburn Jd W Reed Venona Mra DO Wright Ohicsgo O-N-Barnes Peoria Toluca Ang Quiram Pine Street WB Wright Wright Miss Love Wisconsin Wallace Miller May Parkinson Belle “Mann Ray Judd Evans Iat Gasky War Roberts Lacon Ros Jake Lenz Dramatic Company Loluoa 18 & Ra Fred Clemens A. B Conklin Hfe Conklin Mfe Thockmorton John Dally H. Bennett Florida Finley James Wherry Duke Will Cross Kansas Zolla Princeton Stephen Taylor Susan—Vail Anna Parker Milo Belle Shimmel Alma Bentley Nelllie Chance Mayme Anna Hiram N Bracken Des Moines Iowa Sheriff Down Effile Margaret Bracken Lilliian—Parker Anns Parker John and Hattie Clark Jefferson‘ville Belle Shimmels af—Milo Ed Parker Lucile Mable Smith Mia Parker Mr Bracken

Magnolia Social Notes Include Visitors and Local Events

The Magnolia column records visits from relatives and friends including B Mitchell and family near Tolocals, a Cuban guest named Charlotte, and Mrs Rey Norton from Independence Iowa. It notes Rev J N Fawcett attending the Epworth League convention in Chesos, Emma Coe's rheumatism, a newborn boy at K W Spencer's home, and an upcoming Epworth League social at the park with ice cream and band music.

B. Mitchell Eva Chas Roberts Magnolia Harris Dwight J. N. Fawcett Chesos Emma’ Coe K. W. Spencer Epworth League

Largest Dental Company Offers Unbelievable Low Prices

An advertisement claims the largest dental company with eighteen U S offices and 150 dentists offers the lowest prices in America for a full set of teeth within 30 days. It boasts specialized masters in plate making crowns fillings and extractions and vows to prove its strength by delivering on promises.

America Jcks Nes Ienialenahdees Doe den. T3y United States

Boston Dental Parlors Price List For 30 Days Only

Boston dental parlor advertises a special 30 day price list for dentures and dental work. It contrasts low painentions like a full set for two dollars and urges early visits to accommodate demand. The notice lists pricing for ebon, gold, and zylonite teeth, crowns, bridge work, fillings, extractions, and a free extraction if plates are ordered.

Boston

Epworth League Delegate At District Convention

The Epworth League Chapter sent Rev J. N. Fawcett as delegate to the Normal District League Convention at Chenos July 8 10. This explains his absence from last Sabbath appointments while he was in Chenoa. He will attend all future appointments and hopes for a fall attendance.

Epworth League J. N. Fawcett Chenos Chenoa

Quaker Lane News Highlights Community Visits and Travel

Last week many local residents hosted and visited relatives across Deer Park Springfield Toluca and Normal. Rebecca Mills spent the 4th with her brother in Springfield while Mrs Anna Wilson visited her husband there. Roy Mills rode from Peoria and returned for the holiday. Bertha and Gertrude Mills cared for fruit at W L Mills. Several families and friends shared meals and outings including trips to Rock and Prairie Home.

Quaker Lane Deer Park Rebecca Mills Springfield Anna Wilson W.S. Wallace O. Mike’s Mr Bullock Eureka Beeb Uecligen Gertrude Alex Carruthers Toluca John Wilson Alica Sutherland McLean County John Sutherland Howard & Steele Batelle Huff Cincinnati Emma Prica Springie Spe Cays Frank

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