Henry Still Winning as Buchele Pitched for Minonk
Henry defeated Minonk as Jack Buchele of Peoria pitched for Minonk and struck out five Henry batters. Henry's Rufus Brown allowed two early runs and then shut out Minonk after the fifth inning, securing a 2 to 1 or similar score. Blackie provided Minonk’s lone run with a two base hit by Sauer following a fielder's choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minonk
Henry
McNelly
Woodford
Livingston
MccNelly
Jack Buchele
Peoria
Jack
Buchele
Rufus
Rufus Rastus Brown
Jack Johnson
Blackie
Minonkite
Sauer
R. H. Por Moulton
el Kennedy
F. Klein
G. Klein
Lyle
Tase Settee
O. Ve
Ss. Sauer
Kelly
Ee Tae Buchele
P. Edene
H. PO
A. E
Haines
J Wood
Blundell
Ennee Herman
P. Glatz
Lofgren
Heininger
Billings
Ken Lofgrennedy
Wood
Glatz
Nonk
Blundé
Thomas McKeon
Lacon
Pime
Swain Steamers Duel Decides Upper Illinois Race
On Peoria Lake the five mile triangular course saw the Percy stern Wheeler outperforming the David side wheel boat as the Swain steamers vied for speed supremacy. The Percy overtook the old favorite and dominated the test, earning admiration from onlookers who hailed the new champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
David
Percy Swain
Upper
Illinois
Peoria
Percy
Board of Review Meetings Begin in Lacon Illinois
Beginning July 7 1910 regular meetings of the Marshall county Board of Review will be held at the court house in Lacon Illinois at 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on weekdays until work is completed All complaints must be in writing or in person by August 15 1910 Communications to Board of Review Lacon Ill By order of the Board D L Hartley Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Marshall County
Court House
Lacon
Ill
Lacon, Ill
D. L. Hartley
Death by Own Action at County Farm Well
Henry Marshall, a 48 year old fisherman with a history of alcoholism, died by drowning in a 48 foot well at Marshall county poor farm last Friday forenoon. Coroner Dr. B F Peterson ruled drowning in personal crisis intent after an inquest, with the body recovered by local workers. His family and fellow residents mourned at the funeral conducted by Rev. R L Vivian with pallbearers named and floral tributes from friends who cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marshall
County Farm
Henry
Marshall County
Marshall
Motter
Charles Motter
Conrad Luft
Conrad Helgoth
Luft
Amanda
B. F. Peterson
Varna
Joel Haws
Clifford Doran
Doran
R. L. Vivian
M. E. Church
Louis Stetzer
Fred Smith
Isaac Harney
John
Thomas McKensie
Fred Thompson
Henry Marshall, Jr
A. H. Green
Benjamin
Horton Bas
Abraham Lincoln Marshall
Kansas City
William
Peoria
Samuel
Eleventh Hour Sermon by Rev Wherry Next Sunday
Christian Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11. Rev Wherry will preach on The Eleventh Hour, noted as an excellent speaker. Special music will accompany the morning service. Everyone is cordially urged to attend both services.
Henry Chautauqua Program Promises Ten Day Feast
The notice outlines a Ten Days Chautauqua program from July 15 including welcome by L R Phillips, multiple religious addresses, music by a Spanish orchestra, and a large concert sequence. It mentions tent accommodations, a street concert by Magnolia band, city support, and ticket details plus a birthday surprise for Mrs. Andrew Hunter and millinery news from Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
L. R. Phillips
Chautauqua Association
Dooling
Gensler
Burger
Whipple and Wherry
Jacobs
Hoch
Kansas
Daly
Lake
Monroe Markley
Rev. Whipple
Mr. Fletcher
Wherry
Judge Alden
Clinton
Princeville
O'Neil
Chautauqua Grounds
St. John's Episcopal Church News Note
The church announces no evening services for the next two Sundays due to the Chautauqua. The boys choir is growing, with many regular attendees reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Episcopal
Edminster Family Visit Ties Wyanet to Chillicothe
Charles Edminster of Wyanet visits sister Mrs. J. S. Townsend and heads to Chillicothe to see nephew Howard Edminster. Mrs. R. K. Warner of Chicago is in Henry this week to inspect property and renew acquaintances with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edminster
Wyanet
J. S. Townsend
Chillicothe
Howard Edminster
R. K. Warner
Chicago
Henry
Matern Pioneer of Hall’s Landing Passes at 84
Adam Matern born in Bavaria May 7 1826 died at his home near Mt Palatine July 9 1910 after long farming service. He arrived in America at 18 with family then settled in Joliet Hall’s Landing and later a large prairie farm. A devout Catholic and Democrat he left a large family and many friends. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church with Fr Francis and Fr Schutz. interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adam Matern
Bavaria
Germany
Mt. Palatine
America
New York
Great Lakes
Chicago
Joliet
Hall's Landing
Matern
Maria Theresia Amrehen
Michael
Joseph
Barnard
William
Henry
Elizabeth
Theresia
Mr. Matern
Tonica
Iowa
Paul
Fr Francis
Barnard Goetz
T. E. Gallaher
Lostant
Til
Wedding Reception For J Ellsworth Case And Enid Carroll
Last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Samuel L Case on Edward street a reception honored their son James Ellsworth Case and bride Enid Mae Carroll recently married and returning from their honeymoon. The decorated rooms with sweet peas and carnations hosted a brilliant gathering with music readings and merriment until late. A three course collation followed and many valued gifts were presented as keepsakes of married life. The Cases begin their married life with well wishes from friends. The two National banks will close tomorrow afternoon after two o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Case
Edward Street
James Ellsworth Case
Enid Mae Carroll
J. E. Case
Henry and Vicinity Happenings in Brief
Local notes include Charles Meier returning from Oklahoma Frank Forrest joining his father in Morris Minnesota Pauline Williams visiting Peoria Squire Brenn of Magnolia in Henry on Monday and a Lar Salle Methodist picnic by boat. Lostant Baptist seeks shared preacher as finances strain. Pearl beads found before The Republican office. Frank and Mrs Wood return from Lawton with healthful family visit. Wichita mountains praised. Interurban route study from Princeton to Mendota advances. Mendota Sun editor visits Swan Lake and boats bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Meier
Oklahoma
Frank Forrest
Morris, Minn
Pauline Williams
Peoria
Squire Brenn
Magnolia
Henry
Methodist Sunday School
LarSalle
Baptist Church
Lostant
Frank Wood
Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains
Princeton
Mendota
Board of Review
Dennie Hartley
Dennie
Stoner
Scoon
Zilm
Robert Hallenberg
Mendota Sun-Bulletin
Hallenberg
Chicago
Conkey
National Bread Go
Ralph
Utica Fourth of July Bridge Collapse Tragedy
A canal bridge at Utica failed during a Tule race on July 4 sending about 250 people into the Illinois River canal. One man died and nearly 50 were seriously injured while around 100 suffered cuts and bruises as debris struck those below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Illinois and Michigan Canal
O. K
John O’donnell
Ottawa
Canal Commissioners
Markle’s New Show Boat to Visit Henry
W R Markle’s new show boat drew the largest crowd yet seen at the wharf in Uniontown Kentucky. The 1300 seat theater featured A Toy Maker’s Dream with William C. Gushman delivering the comic lead. The boat’s electric lighting fronted by plate glass doors impressed audiences as the Henry engagement was announced for July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
W. R. Markle
Markle
Archie
William C. Gushman
Henry
Conflagration in Granville Destroys Grain Elevator and Buildings
A major Granville fire started at 11 in the forenoon and raged until evening, believed sparked by a Milwaukee locomotive. Total losses were around 50 000 with Churchill and White grain elevator, Dodd and Hunter lumber yard, Young's hotel and saloon, Kohler blacksmith shop, Hopkins residence, and other buildings destroyed or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Churchill & White
Dodd & Hunter's
Young
Charles Young
John Kohler
A. W. Hopkins
Milwaukee
Sunday church schedule for M. K. Church
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m followed by preaching at 11 a m. No additional services are held that day as announced by R L Vivian.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Chautauqua
Andrew Hunter
Henry Mohler
Hiram Hunter
Eva Curtis
Anna Brown
Maxwell
Hunter
Anna Schick
Cedar Falls
George Doty
Mrs. Doty
Cedar Rapids
Adam Matern
Henry and Vicinity
James McAleer
Route 1
Charles Aukland
Clear Lake
Frank Dawson
F. M. Ridings
T.O. Bogstie
Toronto Land Co
Dawson
South Dakota
Devel County
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