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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
10
Lumber sawn to order for twenty dollars per thousand at mill 444 miles northwest of Magnolia. Oak and red elm not included. R W Spencer Magnolia II 119 11. For soreness of muscles Chamberlains Liniment best for relief and rheumatic pains. Sold by T J Segraves and A J Ironmonger.
Editors tour South Dakota concludes with stops in Huron Pierre and Hot Springs. The party tours the capitol, Indian school, buffalo ranch and Missouri River area, then returns via Black Hills. Next week the tour will finish with Spearfish canyon. The Phillips Family Reunion hosts 54 relatives at Edward and Mary Phillips home.
Clarence Clemens loses a horse when his medicine wagon is sold after a mishap near Peoria. Mrs. Sarah Chance entertains Henry Sunday visitors including the Meiers and Horroms. Leonette Morris visits Grandmother Chance. Lizzie Gall visits her sister Ora Clemens. Families of H E Allen W K Herston and Willis Deininger host at Cassell’s. Hetricks attend Chautauqua in Henry. Allison Cassell visits Wm Rowe. Local youths attend Chautauqua in Henry. Joseph Beck suffers two paralytic strokes. Fannie Hamm visits brother Henry Hamm. W K Herron family and Blanche Allen visit Granville. Mrs I S Boles and son William from Chicago visit sisters. Mrs Harry Wilson improves after illness.
Mt Palatine and Normal residents visited Sun day, with calls from Tonica, Nebraska, and Princeton acquaintances. Edward Laughlin won a grand gold medal at the Chautauqua in Venona, while George O. Davis and son Warl visited Hennepin last Sunday. Mrs Carrie Croll and Eddie visited Troy Grove relatives, and J A Williams of Henry was mentioned.
Residents report a fine Cadillac picnic in Peoria last week with many neighbors attending. N J Gorham cashier of Woodville Georgia endured a severe kidney attack but credits Foley Kidney Pills with total relief and greater benefit than any other medicine.
The Granville Echo reports a rare gathering of the David Lorenzo Child descendants, tracing lineage to Francis Child of London. Oldest member Col. A P Child presided as multiple generations celebrated a double anniversary, with families from Newton Kansas Lostant Tonica Peru and Denver attending.
A housewife is urged to enjoy daily outdoor time and use Chamberlain's Tablets to stay healthy and beautiful. The Senate voted 55 to 28 to unseat Illinois Senator William Lorimer for corrupt practices. A Taft Taft convention defense plan is outlined, with McCombs as Wilson's campaign manager and Davies as secretary.
Wm Rithmiller received a car load of sheep from Chicago and will raise sheep on his farm. Frank Chalffmt resigns Toluca elevator job for city pumping plant. Charles Sullivan becomes elevator extra man. Jonas Ball notes oil on streets drives flies and sparrows away to Varna Rutland La Rose. Mrs Lawrence Stratton to Magnolia for sister Mrs Hal McCollum’s appendicitis operation recovery. A political meeting ends abruptly after gunfire. next meeting planned with picket duty. Toluca ball team defeats Chillicothe 1 to 0. winning run in last inning. Evans elevator fire traced to engine spark on Alton railroad. fire quickly controlled. Pure Bred French Draft Stallion Illinois license A 4300 renewed April 16 1912.
Color description chestnut sorrel with stripe. Foaled April 15, 1906. Registered No. 15713 in French Draft Stud Book. Sire Attila 12346 Dam Vera 12298. Examined by Dr. Gebhardt and passes as sound. Licenses to stand at two miles north of Henry Illinois for the season. Insurance $115 to insure a colt to stand and suck. Owner Dan Horrom provides limited liability.
Pure Bred Roadster Stallion Billie Thomas Hill licenses renewed March 6 1912 in Illinois. Sired by Wm M Hill with a 2:20 record and 11 talented colts, Dam Possum Pie renowned for breeding. Dr H A Gebhardt examined and declared free of disease. season 1912 at Gebhardt’s Henry stable and Whitefield home. fees 12 dollars. insurance rules apply.
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