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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1903

Page

5

Local notices from Sparland residents and area events

Sparland community news reports a sister visiting from Scotland, pension updates for John Johnson, a trip to Sparland, and a Kansas wheat field update. Comrade James Wilson farms for his son Manford, while Mrs Mat Spar visits kin. Residents plan haymaking, depot repairs, and travel to Bloomington. An ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers laxative.

John ‘Riddell Scotland John John Johnson George P. Cumming Sparland Stolke D.M. Dunlap Kan‘sas G.W. Zimmerman Rey Lockert Baptist Church Mra Mat Spar James Wilson Hia Manford William Thompson al Peoria Nathan Compton Clay City Indiana John Hensley A. Barr R.R. Carpenters Whitcomb Bloomington GC. Wright Slater Danville, Inc

Local social notes from Peoria and nearby towns

Charles Barnes of Peoria and Mr and Mrs Geo Barnes from Washburn attended H. Bittle's event. Mrs Ora McCuskey hosted guests near Venona on Tuesday as 91 tickets were sold for the Peoria show last week. Mr and Mrs Geo Conrad visited Varos, Mrs Maud Ilaver and Henry spent time with her mother, Mrs Ong. Mr and Mrs K H Davis were in Blackstone Sunday with Mrs Davis's parents. Mrs D H Kohler drove to Henry Tuesday. Mrs John Holmstrom from Wepon 7884 visited her son last week. Re W Justice and Anna Grill Steve went to Minonk Wednesday. John Kennedy has a sale this week. Lou Patterson of Washburn ran a business errand Tuesday. Mrs H S Little returned from Missouri Tuesday and worked in Wenona Monday. Mr and Mrs S F Brenn go to Ore on Saturday. Chicago & Surgeons day in May 3.

Charles Barnes Peoria Geo Barnes Washburn Bittle Eitaday Robert Peterson L. H. ‘Brown Ora Varos Ranean Maud Ilaver Henry Ong K. H. Davis Blackstone Davis John Holmetrom Wepona Vieltor Lagt Justice Anna Grill Steve Minonk Kenneth Smith Ed Ledz John .Kennédy Lou Patterson Catler Hs _C.Little Miesduri Wenona Mir Mrg F. Brenn Ore Hye Chicago &Xurgion Seasion John Thornton Magnolia John I. Peterson Granville Newburo Thos Paxson Hennepin Adam Deck Frank Neal P. Simington Chicago Perry Mooré Nelson Ore & Bons Spring Valley Whitaker Hotel Charles Fromme Wilson Bush Geo W. Brouffer Magnolia M. I. Church Agc Jr Epworth League Phe-Ladien Aid Society Ladies Aid Society Barbour F. E. Smith McNabb Mugsie VanHorne Pueblo Colorado Charles Tomlinson Milas Alice Near McNabb 8. Taylor California John Deaner Oklahoma Ed Mathis Lon Simons Dakota Jeesse Emans Pearia St Henry McAlister A. B. Gurnen

Whitefield Corners Community News and Notices

Mrs Lucy Clark reports her father ill but hoped to rally and return home soon. The League elected officers and plans to operate as a united group. J L Clawson family relocating to Kansas on farewell visit. Chas Bear and babe visiting relatives. Laura Wright due home from Dayton Ohio this week. Carl Barker and Lucian Fosdick visited Mrs Sarah Tanquary. Harry Suell enjoys a week with neighbors and is improving. Cholera Infantum advisory notes a remedy for infants with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, available from Dr Powell.

Lucy Clark Clark Republica League J. L. Clawson Kansas Mre Chas Bear Babe Laura Wright Dayton Ohio Carl Barker Lucian Fosdick Sarah Tanquary Steuben Harry Suell Zella Runnelis Ora Brokaw Stephen Spyder Powell

Community Social At School House Brightens Weekend

Attendance at the school house social included ice cream and cake with thanks to the young men for cordial patronage. Among visitors were Mrs Will Harney and Miss Berwick of Sparland, while Mrs Meister hosted Abbie and family of Metamora. Bonam schoolhouse services set for next Sunday at 8 p.m. and updates note Grandma Jacobs' illness and visits from Willis Jacobs and Delber Marshall.

Mra Will Harney Son Willis Miss Berwick Sparland Albert Mra Meister Abbie Metamora Bonam W. D. McAtee Grandma Jacobs Willis Jacobs Henry I. W. Waugloop Delber Marshall

Harvest News and Local Health Notes

Mrs Charles Hawkeworth is ill with tonsillitis and Dr Forrest of Henry inspected her on Tuesday. Marian Francis and Sparlane’s wife visited Mrs Francis's daughter Mrs Joseph Cook. Chauncey Barnes began harvesting, cutting a field of oats on Tuesday. Dr and Mrs Jacob Rickey welcome a boy born Thursday July 9. A son of Charles Hubbell was sick but recovered. Thomas Hubbell and wife were visitors Sunday of Mrs Hubbell's father in Henry. John Kline and family visited relatives in Henry.

Charles Hawkeworth Forrest Henry Marian Francis Sparlane Francis Joseph Cook Chauncey Barnes Jacob Rickey Charles Hubbell Thomas Hubbell Hubbell John Kline

Kodol Dyspepsia Care Promoted by Dr Powell

An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a complete stomach remedy. It promises digestion and assimilation of all foods, nourishing nerves and tissues, and claims cures for indigestion and digestive disorders. Sold by Dr Powell.

DeWitt Powell Nature

Camp Grove Notes and Local Happenings

Saratoga era reports a two week build of a new double corn crib and porch work at Camp Grove. A quarterly church meeting featured a sermon by ser. Van and remarks on his wife. David Hickey was buried in the Catholic church on Wednesday. Roy Martin and others report illnesses, haymaking, oat cutting, and a new lumberman named Phelps arriving at Camp Grove. Wil Smart rents the Ray place. Charley Hubbel and two children are ill. roads were graded and people traveled to Bradford and Peoria events.

Saratoga Newton Ray Clem Peoria Oth Jacob Rickey Bighy David Camp Grove Cotney Oklahoma Roy Martin Wessie Phelps Robert Kelly Starliper Henry Andrew Kelly Bradford Mra Jacob Peru Richard Kelley Frank Klein Wil Smart Ray Place Owen Doyle Charley Hubbel Frank Applen JD. MecVicker Hawkeworth Katie

Camp Grove M E church lecture appeals to ministers

Robert Downing of Castleton plans a Saturday evening July 18 talk at Camp Grove M E Church to raise funds for the minister’s salary. Local residents attended events including a Ringling Bros circus trip in Peoria and a barn dance at Kruger's.

Robert Downing Castleton Camp Grove M. E Joby Carey Sam King Geo Ward Will McAleer Ringling Bros Circus Peoria Kruger's Will Harvey Sparland Joe Gubbins James Hickey Elizabeth Majone John Doran Jesse Eyer Iowa John Gubbies Citeag Saggers Lawn Ridge Belle King Mabel Ebright James Winne Olive Holt Chicago A. P. Freeman Mary Nelson

Flor ence Crittenden Home addressed at Peoria appeal

Rev Mrs Miller spoke at M and church in Peoria on Florence Crittenden Home for fallen women, praising Hennepin for donations and generosity. Local notices mention visits by Adam Deck, Frank Glass, and W C Patterson, plus city visitors and ongoing sidewalk plans and farm projects around Hennepin.

Putnam Area Social Notes and Local Happenings

Mrs John Maple and Mrs Dudley Fultz visit near Fairbury. Gertrude Mullin of Ottawa visits grandparents the McVays. Preaching at the Christian church next Sunday. Diston of near Bureau visits ONL. Wosley of Anchor visits Henkins. Mrs Chambers sick. Families travel to Pekin for 4th. lake crowd moderate. dancing main attraction. Joseph Stauffer dies by carbolic acid. Mrs has been acting strangely. Fred Taylor injured in runaway. Bracken returns to Chicago. Blanch and Harry Bean visit Kelso relatives. no sermon at M. church. Belke family visits. Este and Enid Carroll visit. Magnolia Band assists on 4th. Orpha Brown visiting Stickel Bracken relatives. Mrs Bracken ill but improving. 18 from McNabb camping at the lake. Nesbit from Indiana. Haymaking busy in Barmeria.

Putnam John, Maple Dudley Fultz Fairbury Gertrude ‘Mullin Ottawa Richard McVay Marning Christian’ ‘Church Me Diston Near Bureau Onl Kildon Bon “Wosley Henkins Chambers Roy Bear Cema ‘Yarington Takilwa Pekin Joseph Stauffer Mra Carrie Sparling Mra Bagley Canton Fred Taylor John Taylor Mary Wheeler Enid Este Carroll George Sparsley Kewanee Mwilliam—Bracken Gardner Wil Hames Magnolia Band Orpha Brown Perry Iowa Bracken William Bracken McNabb Stev Mia Nesbit Indiana Barmeria

Wheatland Night Shows Dangers of Whiskey

Local observation in Wheatland highlights the harmful effects of whiskey on rural communities. The fragment discusses residents fearing easy access to the liquor and imagines a time when consumption might be halted or prohibited. The text conveys moral concern and calls for restraint.

Allotat Whitefield

Local notes and visits plus a health ad

Community notices mention residents visiting friends in Kansas and returning from Ketwayee, with plans to settle there. Also a Sunday trip to Seuachwine Lake and a Toulon Grange family visit. Weather described as fine. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for energy and health, 25 cents per box.

J. R. Clawson Ketwahée Kansas Seuachwine Lake Oulon An Beiwa Arthur Grange Toulon Warren Enoch Grange Earl Reynolds Tiskilwa Dr King Dr Powell

Henry Republican offers broad printing and stationery services

The Henry Republican office advertises envelopes in all sizes and colors, box stationery at low prices, ruled tablets, legal blanks, and engraving. They solicit sample subscriptions, promote wedding and anniversary stationery, and claim capable custom printing including reproduction of local house and scenery images on fine glass paper.

Henry Republican Republican Atock Henry Eure

Repulsive Features and Remedies Mentioned in 19th Century Ad

An 19th century ad warns about blemishes among women and girls, urging Herbine to cleanse bowels and regulate the liver for a clear complexion. Another note records Morrison’s war bark reply to postal money orders with a bank exchange discount, and Carl Miller of Defiance, Ohio recounts a month old accident.

Morrison Fre Carl Miller Defiance Ohio

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