Henry court clears Clyde Bauter in three cases
In Lacon on Monday juries found Clyde Bauter not guilty on two Sunday liquor charges and one assault on an officer against Fred Bauter also not guilty after a long trial. The Henry council reissued Clyde Bauter’s license and warned against appealing further.
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Lacon
Clyde Bauter
Forrest
Circuit Court
Fred Bauter
Fred W. Potter
Henry
Fred
E’re Long
Marshal County Bar and State Association
Evangelistic Tent Meetings To Open In Central Park
In Central Park a tent is pitched for revival meetings begun by Rev Frank Lin Rist of Sparland with daily services by Evangelist Rev Ira McCulloch who arrives Saturday evening. The M E Sunday school meets at 9 45 Sunday morning. Meetings may continue indefinitely to rouse public sentiment and higher Christian ideals.
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M. E
Central Park
Franklin Rist
Sparland
Ira McCulloch
Bulgin
Evangelist McCulloch
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Mary Clark
H. W. Burger
Toluca Eleven Inning Win Caps Fast Game
Toluca defeated Henry Greys 4 to 1 in eleven innings at Pavilion Park with Wood hitting a decisive home run in the eleventh. Fahey, McGonigal, Slattery and Sivell starred for Toluca while Henry’s Digel biss and Sivell produced their lone runs. Managers Harney and Henry Greys’ crew delivered a lively debut, followed by community notes on local officials and visiting lawmakers in Henry Tuesday.
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Tie
Henry Greys
Fred Harney
Mike Fahey
Toluca
Greys
Pavilion Park
Mike
Harney
Henry
Digelbiss
Sivell
Baloon
Wood
Forrest
McGonigal
Fahey
Persimmons
R. H. PO
A.B. Slattery
Drain
Henry— Lofgren
Haines
McLinden
Divelbiss
Heininger
Halligan
Inings
Slattery
McCall
Lofgren
Sollan
Diverbiss
New Lights Along the Illinois River Marks Navigation Changes
Navy department reports extensive lighting changes on the Illinois River from Sand Point to La Salle. Commander Knapp’s Lilly survey moved markers and added floating lights and day marks, with several new lights established and others adjusted from piling to floating aids. Also noted are aging Mrs Lydia Raymond’s 92nd birthday and a family departure for Yellow Stone Park with a 10-person party traveling by Santa Fe to Chilicothe and back via St Paul.
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Navy Department
Illinois River
Sand Point
Knapp
U. S. Lilly
Kickapoo Creek
Virginia Beach
U. S
Lilly
Grafton
la Salle
Kickapoo
Little Detroit
Maple Point
Blue Creek Point
Chillicothe
D. M
Mouth Babb's Slough
Babb's Slough
Bennett's Landing
Bennett’s Landing
Lacon
F. A. Powell
Diram Hunter
Yellow Stone Park
Santa Fe
Drainage case before Special Commissioner Potter
The Putnam county drainage case is being held today before F W Potter special commissioner. Attending are Attorneys Taylor Barnes and Evans and parties Oliver Wilson John Bronn Harvey Ramage Willis and Henry Mills Mason Wilson and others including Sheriff Cecil. Subscribe for The Republican.
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Putnam County
F. W. Potter
Taylor
Barnes and Evans
Oliver Wilson
John Bronn
Harvey Ramage
Willis
Henry Mills
Mason Wilson
Cecil
News of the City Notes and Local Happenings
Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs William Knight's. Relatives visit. teachers Institute Aug 17 21. Ill father John Blackburn cited. chemists, doctors, and neighbors react. Weed cutting urged on Edmond street. Dr Swift returns to Colorado. wife improves in Ordway. Church photos by George H Daniels on sale. Condit sick in Peoria with family aid. Local ball game Sunday at Pavilion park with large excursion from Kankakee Dwight and Streator. Taft life book canvassing, cyclopedia subscriptions. Undertaker Keller handles two funerals. Mrs Harvey Welsh of Granville buried at Hennepin. Presbyterian services Sunday with sermons and Endeavor group. Gov Deneen campaign tour. praises from supporters. Mrs Theodosia H Williams aged 87 celebrated with cards. Pioneer mother of J Howard Williams, long resident of Putnam. loving and respected.
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Ladies' Aid of the Christian Church
William Knight
Wm. Donovan
Myrtle Antrim
Lacon
Ethel Kildon
Putnam
Lucy Black
Wyoming
California
W. E. King
Henry Public School
Marshall County Teachers Institute
John Blackburn
Lash
Hdmond Street
Swift
Colorado
Ordway
St. Mary’s Church
George H. Daniels
Squire Samuel H. Condit
Peoria
B. T. Grady
Widenham Street
Dr. Willis
F.S. Smith
Dwight
Henry Grays
Pavilion Park
David Swain
Kankakee
Streator
Pritchard
Varna
William H. Taft
Cyclopedia
Trials at Lacon Proved Bauter Innocent Of Violation
City council held a special meeting on Wednesday night July 15 1908 to consider restoring Clyde Bauter’s saloon license after Mayor Haws had revoked it on July 6 1908. Bauter and backers argued he was acquitted July 13 1908 in M J Monahan’s justice court of Lacon of the alleged Sunday closing and selling violations and the council moved to return a duplicate license. The body adjourned after the motion. Clifford Haws mayor. Elias B. Wright city clerk.
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M. J. Monahan
Lacon
City of
Henry
Clyde
Fred Bauter
Clyde Bauter
Barnes
Forrest
Clyde Banter
George Johnson
Albert Feaster
Matthew Steele
Haws
James Chambers
Bauter
Chambers
Johnson
Schlitz
J. D. McVicker
Feaster
Justice’s Office
Mr. Chambers
Mat Steele
Mr. Bauter
Bradford
Henry Vf Bauter Bros
Alds
Yanochowski
Pace
Smith
Cromwell
McCune
Illinois
Marshall
Clifford Haws
Ill
Justice Court
Ald
Yanothowski
Belated Birthday Festival Hosted by George Keller
Last Wednesday night a group gathered for a birthday celebration arranged by George W. Keller. The crowd rode in autos to Undercliff, then a hour on Senachwine lake aboard the launch Reindeer, returned to Henry for readings by Mrs. Hall and songs by Miss Jessie Swein, then enjoyed cream cake and hot chocolate under lantern light. Mr. Keller organized the entire evening, earning praise from all attendees.
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George W. Keller
Haws
Gresser
Osbon
Harter
W. W. Dewey
C. BE. Burt
Undercliff
Senachwine Lake
Henry
Mr. Keller
Runaway Husband Reconciles With Wife In Lacon
William S. Reed, arrested in Havana by Sheriff Howard on a wife abandonment complaint, was brought to Lacon where he and his wife met, settled their differences, and returned to Henry. He had pretended he would send for her once he found work, but delayed for two or three months.
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William S. Reed
Havana
Howard
Lacon
Henry
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R. ‘. Barnes
Bauter Bros
Frank Quinn
John Kanige
J. P. Stout
J. J. Snyder
Marion Sherburn
Dudley Martin
Andrew Kelly
Jud Ong
Mark Sawyer
Cook Garrett
J. 8. Cone
Frank Beaumaster
Lewis Goldenstein
S. .D. Thompson
Frank Halenback
Wilber Pettit
George Hutchins
Edward Mahon
David Owens
Lish
H. T. Ireland
Granville
Hall
Drs
L. R. Phillips
Stella
Irma Gibson
Tremont
Neb
Upper Henry Island
Henry Locks
Webster’s Landing
Gren Hall
South Bureau Creek
Bureau Creek
Lake Depue
Marquette
Trea Top Bar
McCormack Slough
John J. Knapp
S. H. District
Lydia Raymond
F. A. Raymond
C. M. Dawson
Our City
Edward White
Warrensburg
Dawson
Henry Foster
Wenona
Raymond
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Harvey Welsh
Hennepin
Kluck
Hennepin Catholic Cemetery
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Gev. Deneen
Chicago
Theodosia H. Williams
J. Howard Williams
Israel
Marshall County
Attest
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