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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1897

Page

6

Our Sister Towns in South Whitefield Notes

Community news from South Whitefield covers greetings and visits among residents. Mentions include Sarah Baugh, Arthur Hilton, Arlea Welch, Georgie Waughop, Joe Ferguson returning to Pike County, and multiple social visits at homes, farms, and church, with upcoming preaching by Ray Reynolds and a social program to raise funds for Sunday school books. Oats cutting, local schooling, and musical gatherings are noted, alongside bereavement for Alfred Burnham and plans for his widow’s relocation and grave monument.

South Whitefield Sarah Baugh Arthur Hilton Arlea Welch Charlie Salisbury Georgie Waughop Joe Fergueson Pike County Johnny Dewalt Charlie Swanson Nathaniel Marshall H. Marshall Ray Reynolds Hunt Anna Nightwonger An Duren Bolls E Eulba R. Wanghop Bilder Rowe Maud Miller Willis Wanghop Iowa Elder Rowe Paul Willia Wangnoop Harmon Val Hofer Slater Lizzie Nellie Abbie Hofer Alfred Geiger Peoria al Fleetwood H. Hofer Hofer Youn Young People's Union Avid Cook Publishing Co Chicago Sparland Alfred Burnham Earth Barnham Malden Bewaring Burnban Sperland Chantanque New York

Whitefield Center News and Local Events

Mrs J O Hill suffers from a car buncle while C Dille and family return home. Jessie Webber of Chicago visits J O Hill relatives. The Clift tenement burned with lives saved. cause unknown. A subscription drive aids the desii ate family. Ladies Aid elected Amanda Aukland president with Hattie Aukland and S Seelye as officers.

Whitefield Center J. O. Hill C. Dille L. M. Bell Jessie Webber Chicago J.O. Hill Vinnie Stringer Eureka Whitefield Jasper Brown Downey Clift Dunevany Desiiate Ladies’ Aid Society Hattie Aukland Seelye Amanda Aukland Treas Flora Hill Dila—Bourdatte

Whitefield Corners rural notes and farm news update

Local letter from Whitefield Corners reports health improvements, visits by Ida McKeon and Alden, and farm chatter about oats harvests. Mentioned are Oak Hill Camp Meeting, Dr Willis and family traveling to New York City, growing families, and social events including Epworth League readings and Teague Sundays. Campers at the lake and upcoming preaching schedule noted.

Whitefield Corners Mra J.longman Rey Clark Oak Hill Wm Brokaw Saybrook Ida McKeon Bradford Albert Clarks Alden G. Swall J Lisigman Minnie Swift Epworth League Teague Dow Will Wright Clyde Dille Merton Swift Harry Snell Laura Wright Bertha Swift Lillian Rannells Plo Yountalon Roy W. Clark Bro McLeish Toronto Center

Local farm life notes and visitors highlight week

Farmers cut oats while Dent misses Friday eve entertainment. July 23, Manic Hacker of Lacon visits relatives. Ben-Russel remains dangerously ill at home, family worried about recovery. A baptism at the river Sunday's afternoon drew attendees. Youths plan a county farm party Tuesday for a good time. Rev Andy Kelly of Saratoga preached Sunday morning, inspiring hopes for a future speaker. Neal Tanquary from Denver arrived last Saturday to share news of twins. the family now includes five children.

Dent Manic Hacker Lacon Ben-Russel Andy Kelly Saratoga Neal Tanquary Denver Col

Varna and Town Social Roundup This Week

Florence Thompson Varna visits Maud Myers. Toluca guests arrive Saturday with Mr Auschee. Mrs Maud Otto and son visit Princeville. Moonlight serenades charm friends. W Shields from Grand Ridge visits his mother. 80 ny guest from Altona. Dr Fogg Wenona and Dr Mendota dine with Dr Evans. Bil Shields receives pension. Richardson piano tuner works for the musical ants. Minnie Sangbush Washburn helps grandparents Reed. Sancamichumne arrive daily for streets use and shipment piling. Christian social enjoyed despite storms.

Evans Bil Shields Richardson Minnie Sangbush Washburn Reed

Magnolia and Saragoga Social News Report

The item lists social visits in Magnolia and nearby areas including Mr and Mrs Zebley guests of the Murphys, Grange socials hosted by Kohler and Myers, and plans for a Grange event on July 24. It notes illness in Grandma McCoy, regional travels, harvest activity, and local weather effects on animals and crops with several household mentions.

Zebley Magnolia Murphy The Grange League Wmn Kohler Joe Myers Belle Shields Grandma McCoy

Local notes recount health, repairs, and visits

The column mentions Ed recovering after a lance, G B Sparling back home, Ed looking well, and community pride in progress. J W Patterson repaired a binder and sold farm machinery. Chas Anderson returns home with a wife, remarks on settling early, and Mrs Clara Morgan and Mrs Clara Gale visit relatives in Lacon before leaving for Webb City Missouri.

G. B. Sparling J. W. Patterson Adam Lippert Chas Anderson Clara Morgan Clara Gale Gale G. W.E Cook Lacon Monroe Locke Watson Cook Old Henry Webb City

Hennepin News Briefs From Bureau To Canals And Weddings

Village notes report a well digging at Bureau for Mrs Theo Bast and Canal work beginning with a small crew at Bureau. The Rex carried 100 passengers to Peru for a grand time. Alfred Holmes and Minnie Johnson wed at the Congregational parsonage. Ida Hume and Minnie Deck recount a pony accident during a mission visit. Continuous local illnesses and social visits fill town life.

A. V. D. Rousseau Jr Theo Bast Bureau EB. A. Leech Charles Powell Ohio Herrick la Salle Hennepin Rex Peru Mullin W. D. Ham Independence Iowa Alfred Holmes Minnie Johnson Princeton Congregational Parsonage J. Campbell Hennepin Canal John Bruer G. A. McCormick McCormick R. R. Co W. O. Patterson Ida Hume Minnie Deck Lottis Zenor Ida Good Sisters of the Church Minnie

Local social notes and church announcement

Farmers busy with hay. Mrs Edward Chance visiting. Hervey Broaddus and family hosted by Leland Broaddus. Oak Charles Rafisom family with B F Ransom guests. Rev C H Ransom to preach Pool schoolhouse July 25 at 2 30 pm. Misses Alice Feazel Sadie Barnes with James Letterett visited Edward Chance. Allen's Foot-Ease advert claims instant relief for foot issues and shoes. Trial pack free by mail.

Alice Feazel Sadie Barnes Lacon James Letterett Edward Chance Allen Allen 8 Olmstead le Roy N. Y

Lone Tree Socials and Local Notices

Lettie Rinehart visits Mrs Simner Heck Ida Dawson spends days with cousin Martha Dawson. Maria Davis of Henry visits Mrs Vail. Mable Nora and Olive Downing visit Mrs Lindsey Anderson. A sociable at John Ball's Saturday July 24. Buckien's Arnica Salve advertised for cats bruises sores and more by Dr Powell.

Lettie Rinehart Simner Heck Ida Dawson Martha Dawson Maria Davis Henry Vail’s. Mable Nora Olive Downing Lindsey Anderson John Ball

Local Short News From Quaker Lane and Nearby Towns

Mary Harry of St Louis gl e tting with Harry Beck with neighbors in Quaker Lane. Ray Bumgarner recovering in La Salle hospital for a rupture. Miss Davidson of Eureka returns from H. K. Smith art institute after teaching seven students. Albert Taylor of Emporia University visiting Abel Mills family this week. Families from Normal and Decatur visiters and travel plans noted.

Quaker Lane Mary Harry St Louis Harry Beck Ray Bumgarner la Salle Anna Myrtie—Brown Holder Reeves Shinn Ard Albert Taylor Emporia University Emporia Kansas Abel Mills Miss Davidson Eureka H. K. Smith’s

Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Liver Remedy Claim

An advertisement claims biliousness and digestive woes indicate a sluggish liver and promotes Herbine as a superior liver medicine. It asserts symptoms from dyspepsia to fever reflect liver issues and offers 75 cent price with free trial bottles at Dr Powell's.

Dr Powell's

Visiting relatives and church event in town

Fannie Mateer of Rutland and James McNabb hosted family visitors including Ed Devereaux's sister from Downers Grove. The Catholic community bought a new church organ. Mrs Mike Matern and children called on Geo Mills. Fred Landers and family visited James McNabb. A missionary lecture is planned at Bechoret Sunday at 3 p.m. Emma Dose celebrated a birthday Friday with friends, ice cream and cake.

Fannie Mateer Rutland Kate Bishop James McNabb Tonten Ed Devereaux Downer’s Grove Mike Matern Geo Mille Fred Landers Bechoret Emma Dose

Syrup and Pepsin Cures Indigestion In Brief

A brief column notes Ray Durley’s return from Chicago after two weeks. It mentions upcoming harvest activity and rumors of a new grocery and blacksmith shop in Florida. The Presbyterian church will host communion starting next Sabbath August 1. An ice cream sociable at C. B. Dagger’s home drew good attendance. Isaac Reichwine of Rock Island plans to visit his father I. B. Albert, staying until his mother’s Iowa visit ends. Reichwine is described as a respected local. The WH & F M8 entertainment last Sunday was well attended and praised, though the president’s absence relaxed proceedings. organizers earned credit for a polished program.

O. P. Carroll Peoria Loomiss Geo- Whitman B.warren Rachel Hunter John Stephens Alvin Anderson Chillicothe Hiram Stickel Thomas Throush Hanna D. Warren Christian Endeavor Kelso & Murphy Obas Barnhart Caiine Ens Chee Will Lida Tures Hennepin O. F. Anderson W. Virginia Fred Wheeler Caleb Condit Underclit Walnut Grove Edna Prutzman Princeton Chas Barnhart Wm Wheeler Jesse Anderson Iaad John Anderson Mary Parker Parker High Prairie Ray Durley Chicago Florida Byterian Church of Thon C. B. Dagger Isaac Relchwine Rock Island I. B. Albert Iowa Mia Reichwine WH & F M8

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