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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1907

Page

9

Pekin Peoria relay race eyed by Illinois Valley Yacht Club

The Illinois Valley Yacht club plans a Pekin to Peoria and return handicap relay race with a possible August first week date. Committees discuss a new handicapping system, a $200 cash purse, and a trophy while regional clubs cheer the effort to promote motor boat racing in western waters.

Pekin Peoria Illinois Valley Yacht Club Commodore Harris Harris Western Power Boat Association Chillicothe and Henry Mayor Busse Chicago Illinois-Michigan Canal Illinois Mississippi Roosevelt St. Louis Mississippi River Chicago Club Uien Canal Commission Peru Ivy Club R. H. Truitt L. E. Roby J. M. Bailie Tom Webb Grafton Hans Oregon Cupid Kitty Sparks Et Alton Flint Club Teddy Townsend Dick Townsend

Bats Threaten Local Chimney Near School Building

A resident reports a bat nest in a chimney near the schoolhouse in Lacon and Chillicothe. Bats fly about at twilight causing noise and disturbance. a wire grate is the proposed preventive measure to exclude bats and birds.

Reed Restaurant Owner Robbed at Bradford Standoff

Amos Reed proprietor of Reed restaurant in Bradford was held up and struck on the head as he closed his business about 11 PM Friday night. He was forced to surrender the cash register contents. The thief remains at large. Mrs Flora Reeder Hoyt and her daughter spent Sunday in Henry with Mrs Rockwell and Mrs Kinnear. The aunt is very aged.

Amos Reed Reed Bradford Flora Reeder Hoyt Henry H. W. Purges Margaret C. R. Jones Mary Anderson Eva James Keenan Bertha Rowe Walter Morgan Fred Morgan Varna Thiel Richard Street

Standards Lose to Henry Reds in Muddy Match

In muddy diamond conditions, the Standards fell 1 to 0 to Henry Reds before about 200 spectators, with Ehni holding Henry to four hits and Standards totaling six. Key plays featured Murphy's fielding, a disputed safe call on Glatz, and a late inning effort by both sides, including a run for Henry in the fifth. A return game was agreed upon after the final out.

Henry Ehni Fekin la Salle Kern Abrams Dietrich Heininger Beiman Glatz Calahan Coe Clay Harney Capt Panzer Forrest Huffman Murphy Bob Huffman Lofgren Haines Diedrich Callahan McManus Abrams Glatz H. Huffman R. Huffman Ponzer Ehnit Beimer Dietrick Breman Short Callahen Thni Abram R. H. PO Bieman Bhni Tpotaisiss Sweksiels R. H. PO. A. FE. Haines Owe Ehn Pekin

Tragic death of Mrs. John Rambo mourned by Henry

The Henry Republican details the death of Mrs. John Rambo six days after a serious illness. Funeral services were held at the Swan Lake club house with Rev. D. S. McCown officiating. She married Eben Wood in 1863 and later John Rambo in 1892, leaving a husband, a brother, Frank Inman, and son Edward. Interment was in Henry cemetery. Friends and club members express deep sorrow and gratitude for support.

Swan Lake Club House McCown Mr. Rambo Mary Elizabeth Toman Herman Henry Eben Wood Morton Timothy Edward John Rambo Edward Street Swan Lake Club Chicago Mrs. Rambo Solomon York James Bell Peoria Henry Cemetery Frank Inman Walter Harrison William Sievers Frank Sievers F. B. Coe Sidney Ray William Bromley

Married on the sly Wayne Hupp and Anna Kroepper wed in Chicago

Wayne A. Hupp and Miss Anna Kroepper quietly married on Wednesday night in Chicago with a church ceremony by Chancellor Dunn and a special dispensation from Father Zumbuehl. They returned to start housekeeping on Saturday night and plan to surprise friends with the news.

Wayne A. Hupp Anna Kroepper Chicago Chancellor Dunn Holy Name Zumbuehl St. Mary's Church Hendrick West Second Street Mr. Hupp A. L. Hupp Weis Block Valentine Kroepper

Moonlight Excursion to Pavilion Park on Watkins Steamer

A moonlight trip sails Tuesday July 28 from Chillicothe at 7 15 pm and from Lacon at 8 30 pm. round trips 50c and 25c, landing at Henry lock near the park at 9 15 pm. Seelig's Orchestra of Princeton will play 8 to 9 and dancing from 9 pm to 2 am featuring latest waltzes redowns and two steps. Join the merry crowd for a season's highlight and carefree evening.

Pavilion Park Watkins Chillicothe Lacon Henry Lock Seelig Orchestra Princeton

Illinois River Fishermen Rally Against Club Monopolies

Illinois river fishermen plan a Havana meeting on July 20 1907 to organize against club ownership of profitable fishing preserves and to challenge the new fishing license law. The action pits Hon B M Chiperfield of Canton against wealthy club leaders like Harry S New of Indianapolis and Governor Hanley of Indiana as tensions flare among residents and nonresidents over river rights and licensing.

Illinois Havana Republican Havana Ill General Assembly B. M. Chiperfield Canton Harry 5. New Indianapolis Republican National Committee Thompson Rod and Gun Club Governor Hanley Indiana

Local Graduates Honor Student From St Viateur

Aloysius B Schick graduates with honors from St Viateur college on June 17 earning the A B degree. After visiting sister Anna he will travel to Greeley Colorado to spend the rest of vacation with his mother and sister. He will also visit Mr and Mrs Fred Schick at Grand View Ranch before returning home. The notice urges buying locally and avoiding city shopping while vacationing. H F Andrews and family return from Jacksonville vacation.

Aloysius B. Schick St. Viateur’s College Anna Greeley Col Wil Fred Schick Grand View Ranch

Mrs Lydia M Raymond Celebrates 91st Birthday

Mrs Lydia M Raymond mother of Mrs C M Dawson and F A Raymond of this city turned ninety one on Monday July 15. She lives with daughter Mrs Edward White in Warrensburg Ill and enjoyed a family dinner with Fred Raymond and his children Mr and Mrs W R Schroeder and family. Despite age she remains active reader and devout Christian with a long record as an officer and state delegate in several orders.

Lydia M. Raymond C. M. Dawson F. A. Raymond Edward White Warrensburg Ill Fred W. R. Schroeder Ife

Funeral for Henry K. Smith Held at McNabb Homestead

The funeral of the late Henry K. Smith was held at the homestead near McNabb on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. A heavy forenoon rain reduced attendance, but many sympathizers joined. Miss Marie Gallaher sang, Mrs. J. C. Sutherland read a poem, Dr. C. C. Mills gave a tribute, and two Tennyson poems were read. The Beck quartet sang at the grave. pallbearers included Henry C. Mills, Mason Wilson, Willis Mills, John M. McNabb, Harry Beck, and Oscar Bumgarner.

H. K. Smith Henry K. Smith McNabb Marie Gallaher J. C. Sutherland C. C. Mills Decatur Magnolia Tennyson Isaac Wierman Lostant David Wilson Venona Beck Henry C. Mills Mason Wilson Willis Mills John M. McNabb Harry Beck Oscar Bumgarner

Local Notes and Society Items From Clark County

Mrs L R Phillips vacationing four weeks in Fremont Nebraska among relatives. Bureau county reports hail and wind damage with crops blown down. Mrs Emerick hosts a Canton brother this week. he is likewise E G Wood’s brother. Henry people paint gasoline cans despite new law claim. Mr and Mrs W W Dewey hosted a party for daughter Mrs Curtis with cards and refreshments. Miss Bell of Baltimore visiting James McAleer and wife. they plan Illinois visit for about a month. Granville Echo notes a three year old walked four and a half miles to Granville in under two hours. Henry Lodge K P members traveled to Chilllicothe to see Pekin and Chilllicothe lodges ball game and mingle with Pekin excursionists.

L. R. Phillips Fremont Neb Bureau County Emerick Canton E. G. Wood Advertiser Henry W. W. Dewey Curtis Bell Baltimore

Thanks to friends for kindness during illness and bereavement

The Hoar family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and assistance in the illness and loss of their husband and father. Special thanks are given to Mr. Clifford Doran for his kind and efficient service during their time of sorrow.

Clifford Doran Robert Hoar

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