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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1902

Page

5

Our Sister Towns and Local Notes from Varna and Lacon

Community news from Lacon and Varna reports obituaries and visits. Allie E. Oblinger died in Kingman Kansas after moving from town years ago. Residents send greetings, travel, and family updates including Emma Betts Blackman, Marie Slattery, and Hilda Anderson. Local events note K of P gatherings, threshing season, and visits by editors and residents to nearby towns.

Lacon Kingman Kan Allie E. Oblinger Oblingers Piper City Kansas Louis Duschene Hoopston J. _Brown Mesdames Broaddus and Howe Emma Betts Blackman Washburn G. C. Reddan Elizabeth Bennet Peace Pendey George Elds Charles Simmons Anna Short

Children Flock To Fresh Air Society Amid Pride And News

The community celebrates the Fresh Air Society children with Mrs D M Dunlap and E S Duncan praising their wards as jewels. Reports note 80 Chicago children arriving from the Fresh Air Fund. river conditions improve and Major A P Weber dies. Local incidents include John Johnson’s coal shaft accident and Dr Boyce’s ivy poisoning.

Fresh Air Society D. M. Dunlap E.S. Duncan Francis John O Brien Pitboas Se N.N. Tanner Mystic-Workers-of-America John Johnson Walter James Corneling Tanquary Chicago Fresh Air Fund Society Randy Trauner Dr Boyce A. P. Weber Boyce T. E. Gapen erMdre Knét H. Davis Tad

Local notes and social round up from Bu reau county area

Community brief mentions Horricks returning home with two loads of fine shoats Ben is moving the rest of hog raisers FE Hofer’s Whitefield friends regret illness Hollingsworth drives to Henry Mre Thomas Blackburn owns a new bicycle Bert Farling visited Mrs Sarah Russ and wife visited home folks Brandenburg helps Alex Wunder with oats harvest A dancing party by H J Melister Distressing Stomach Disease promises cure by South American Servive Tonic Pleasant and WAYS BATE by FA Pow alt ly

On Horricks Bureau County Ben Hofer Whitefield Will Hollingsworth Henry Thomas Blackburn Bert Farling Sarah Wm Russ Brandenburg Alex Wunder H. J. Melister Hunt Joe Fergueson John Christman

Camp Grove M E Church to be Rededicated Next Sunday

August 8 events include Camp Grove M E Church rededication with Elder Merrill preaching at 2 30 pm and 7 20 pm. Castleton choir to provide music and assist with singing. Bert Fites narrowly escaped lightning on Friday as it struck a pole and knocked his horse down.

Camp Grove M E Merrill Castleton Bert Fites Bert M. E Paul Weigbavonger Harry South Whitefield P. D. Klein David Hickey

Garbled Text Fragment Hints At Grocery Store Ad

Readable lines indicate a grocery ad fragment urging buyers to use a product to keep clothes white and clean. Mentions grocers and a package code 717 40 re, but details are incomplete.

Local notes from North Saratoga and surrounding towns

A crowded recap of daily life includes Willie Taylor’s pole cutting accident and hospital dressing, farm work as cats are cut, and social visits from Ballard, Niblock, and Shurts families. Community events feature a Gold Medal contest at Magnolia Maronia ball with Josie Ruble performing, plus inquest in Quaker Lane for a baby’s spasmodic croup death.

North Saratoga Willie Taylor Henry Ella

Woman Knocked Down By Cyclist in Moonlit Road Scene

Pauline Patterson of Hennepin and her infant Geneive were knocked down by bicyclist Ray Johnson last Monday night while waiting on a public road. Pauline sustained a deep scalp wound and minor injuries to the baby, who escaped with scrapes. Rescue came from neighbors Jas S. Zenor and Mrs Jas Weeks. no bones were broken. The piece also notes a successful moonlight excursion to Peru, with bands and a large crowd aboard, and various social mentions from Hennepin community life.

Pauline Patterson Geneive Ray Johnson Pauline Blanche Paulite Jas S. Zenor Jas Weeks Peru Johnson Hennepin Henry Wrendt James Weeks Harry Weeks Carrie Weeks Peoria Lizzie Waugh Ottawa John Fuers Mra McWhorter Chillicothe Percy McWhorter Charley Kewanee J. E. Taylor Nellie Ray Jennie Whiting Chicago Hugh Simington Magnolia Ida Seaton Hallie Armstrong Artin Haas Ladd Kimnie ‘Ray H. Ramage

Hat Trimming Event Promises Ice Cream on Lawn

Putnam residents are urged to attend a church lawn gathering on Saturday evening August 2. Rev W F Shaw and family left for El Paso then will head to Louis Theabear in Henry C. Louis area. The note mentions threshing of wheat and catsinet week pending in the neighborhood.

Putnam W. F. Shaw Familly el Pazo Louis Theabear Henry C. Louis

Rotten potatoes and harvest outlook in local patch

Farmers report many potatoes planted this spring rot due to recent rains. The piece notes a poor return for the crop and widespread waste. A lawn social hosted by the C I Society at Powell's attracted many despite busy farming. Mrs Johnny and Ruth from the south visit Korneman. Laughlin shingling and reroofing his house. Blpe marketing sweet carp. Threshing to begin soon.

C. I. Society Powell’s Johnnoy I Ruth John Korneman Laughlin

Five South Magnolia youths return home from Chicago

Five boys from South Magnolia started for North Dakota last Thursday but could not pass through Chicago as promised. Two returned Saturday to much rejoicing.更新

North Dakota Chicago Berthy Spring Valley Darkeya C. H. Ransom Hopewell Martin Shacht Abel Mills Ben Sivel Robert Downey Richard Spencer

Local Work Figures Named in Brief Report

Willie Rangom 18 working for the Company again. Fred Deflenbaugh went to Toluca last Thursday. Iil Marten is paluting his house. Ten Dean is paluting his home.

Willie Rangom Fred Deflenbaugh Toluca Iil Marten Ten Dean

Magnolia Wednesday event promi ses gold medal and funeral process

Local notes report an evening event in Magnolia with a medal awarding on Tuesday morning and a funeral party departing McNabb for Chicago with the infant son of Ellsworth Mills. The infant of Antone Paulsen is buried after a coroner verdict of membranous croup. Misses Mary and Kitty with cousin Miss Rich from Connecticut visited McNabb. The new I M N depot construction proceeds under Mr Gannon. Young people were hosted by the Misses McNabb Friday. Mrs Sharp of Princeton visits McNabb.

Magnolia Wyednes Milton Mills Ellsworth McNabb Chicago Antone Paulsen Mary Kitty Ee Miss Rich Connecticut Gannon

Local Notes Patchwork Echoes of Returned Visitors

Mrs M Watson of Walnut returns home after visiting friends in the vicinity. George Lawson and family spent a week in Princeton with relatives, returning Saturday. Owen Allen of Wyllanet and family visited G W Lawson. J M Williams installed a line of pumps from Bushnell. Elder Shaw and family returned home. Clara Wilkie of Chillicothe visiting Charles Morgan. John Tuard moved to Bureau to work in a blacksmith shop. Lou Bupp has a cousin visiting, name not learned. A P Carroll drove to Kewanee. Dr Stipp attended races at Ottawa. J G Cook and daughter went to Kewanee. Mrs L C Stipp visiting Dr Stipp's son. Oats harvest finished, threshing begun.

M. Watson Walnut George Lawson Babe Princeton Owen Allen Wyllanet G. W. Lawson J.M. Williams Bushnell Elder Shaw Familly Clara Wilkie Chilifcothe Charles Morgan John Tuard Bureau Lou Bupp A. P. Carroll Kewanee Dr Stipp Ottawa J. G.”.Cook L. Cy Stipp Btipp

Saturday Club Follows Rain Stop at Mrs Per shing’s

Lone Tree notes Downey and Ate Koon attended the Saturday club at Mrs Pershing’s Saturday afternoon. The program drew good turnout and much appreciation from the ladies present. A brief storm interrupted activities but the program resumed after horses were cared for and dried. Next meeting set for Mrs Addle Farley’s.

Rs Downey Ate Koon Mrs Pershing Mra Addle Farley

Local Farming Notes and Community Updates

Farmers report six good workdays with oats progress and some rain delays. Local figures DeGroff and Claude Brown push for county nomination. schoolboard discussion postponed due to rain. August 6 social with ice cream and cake planned. Mrs Downey and Lee visited. Rev Wray preached at Lone Tree School. Princeton and Putnam residents active in town.

Tob God DeGroff Spring Valley Claude Brown Princeton Brown Raip Mise Lee Tmskilwa Cora Downe Ada Downey Harris Henry Crudgel Tiskinya Princeton Record William Murphy Putnam Murphy Andrew Anderson Aggie Winley Frank Anderson

Tapioca dessert ready in a minute no soaking needed

Mrs Austin announces a quick tapioca dessert that requires no soaking and is ready in a minute. It promises easy preparation and is available at all grocers.

Austin Tapioca

Lake Senachwine Visitors Bring Notable Guests

Lake Senachwine reports many visitors from Chicago Peoria and Galesburg with a large Peoria party at the hotel planned for next week. E C Potter and friends will stay two to three weeks while upper water recedes. hotel lawn is being cleaned and should be ready for guests. Fishing prospects are excellent with plentiful bass this season.

Lake Senachwine He Underell Chicago Peoria Galesburg Potter

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Salesrdom i Yanochowski Aene Baward d Street Thacker & Son Henry, Ill The Henry, I Phursdaxaiuly VARNA F.S. Brenn Frank McCulloch Hugh McCoy W.M. Morrell Frank Stoner Ed Norton Ora Hickmat Champaign Fisher McNeill Marshall County Democrat Frank McCoy John Metall Tolnea Kof P Conrrad- Held Jay Magoon Mre Goebel Rock Island Julius Vetler Wepona Mra Fenske WoasToronmra Rakeca Bert Bajlard Alta Miss Ballard Botsheur Ed Shorts Nina Niblock Grandma Niblock John Divelbiss Henry Dsonsheur Peorig County David Huffman Sparland Fred Barton Robert Yarger Ed Shurts Tani Shurts Henry Peterman Stella Taylor Putnant Joseph Sutherland Milo W. L Shaw Lilo J. R Ellard J. J G. W. Stipp Magnolia Maronia Peo Lex Josie Ruble Wapeilo Iowan J. B. Price Croup McAllister Rs McAllister Miss Poyer Streator Mra O Taylor Dad Allister Emma Poyer Mra W G, Girfrich Alice Tom- Jingoa Quaker Lane Magnolia Friends Bessie Otto Inez Lundy Hbarve Normat John Dean H. 2. Ramage Barbour Rebecca Mills Bennett Dwight Mra Fibe Smith Hazel Boman Clear Creek Mra Smith James Lester Sallie Fyffe Jemma Powers Paxton Belle Shields Grand Ridge James Wable Sandy Glyde Meredith la Coe Herbert Beckwith Wenona Lizzie Serene Granville Jack Bishop Minnie Hay Benner Mia Hoschnere Jontiane Norris Allen Joe Downey Purtle Tom Hedamund Harria Mr Palatine South Magnolia Oliver Gang Deering Cassaday Gang Diamond Gang Duke Brothers Illinois Putinaab Lone Tree Schaefer
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