Memorial Day Observed At Local Cemeteries
Memorial Day observances in Henry County featured a parade from Grand Army Hall to local cemeteries led by Comrade Anderson and J C Townsend. Rev Scott delivered the address praising veterans of the Union and urging ongoing devotion to liberty and patriotism amid heavy rains and solemn ceremony.
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Henry
Anderson
Grand Army Hall
J.C. Townsend
Post Obsplain Vogelsang
J. E Scott
Scott
Post
J. 8. Burt
Amal
D. H. Anderson
Howard Young
Ivan
C. A. Camp
Whitefield Center Church
Sugar Grove
Lookout Mountain Post
W. R
W.R._O
G .P. Paskell
Dolow
Maloza
Joseph Robinson
Mansfeld
Samuel Lyors
Matchices Game of Base Ball in Down Town Depot clash
The Depot Nine and Down Town Nine played a spirited baseball game amid cold rain and mud. Key moments included Dan Schneider’s misadventure at home, Robi McDonough’s first baseman dash, and Seelye sliding feats. Umpire Leavitt kept order as spectators watched a muddy, dramatic contest.
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Republican
Depot Nine
Down Town Nine
Depot
Down Town
H Moses
HJ Gregory
EF Hunter
Tom Vogelsang
QM Clark
John Jones
F Bruckle
Theses
Champion Pines
Guyer
Lincoln
Robi McDonough
Bob
Dan Sehneider
Flaldora
Dan
McDonough
Moss
Elmer Hunter
Elmer
Seelge
Chef D’muvre
Sedlge
Davitt
Ford
Offai P
Leavitt
Umpire Adversity and Baseball Brawl at Camp House
In a crowded afternoon a Colt revolver and a carb ine were leveled at umpire Leavitt by a heated player, Moss urged obedience to the umpire. the Down Town nine won 48 to 21 as the crowd stayed for songs and a sapper at Camp House despite bad weather.
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Leavitt
Down Town
John Jones
Jobo Schneider
Wm Stever
Henry Lodge Hosts Multilodge Master Mason Elevation
Henry lodge No. 119 held a special meeting to elevate two candidates to the sublime degree with guests from Lacon Spotland Chillicothe Tiskilwa Bureau Putnam and local members. Officers and visiting lodges conducted the degree before a banquet at the Paskell House and a late closing with thanks to all who assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fulks
Long
E. D. Richmond
John Ward
Spotland
Harry Marshall
J. M. Ferrell
P._ Van Antwerp
John Crayton
Chillicothe
A. J. Newell
O. W. Carroll
H. F. Caldwell
E. Bickels
Hugh Gallager
Bludso
A. Jones
F. B. Shepherd
C. C. Slygh
Chillicothe Lodge
Lacon Lodge
Henry Lodge
Paskell House
G. FP. Paskell
A. J. Newell W.M
J. D
A Choice List of Summer Resorts in the Midwest
A promotional survey lists Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas as ideal summer retreat spots. It names Oconomowoc Clear Lake Minocqua Lakes Okobot Waukesha Spirit Lake Palmyra Frontenac Tomahawk Lake Minnetonka Lakeside Ortonville Kilbourn City Prior Lake and Beaver Dam with a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway route. The notice invites readers to contact coupon agents or request the illustrated guide book Cool Retreats by A V H Carpenter Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotahs
Chicago
Milwaukee
Civilization
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Oconomowoc
Wis
Clear Lake
Minocqua
River Traffic and River Nova Reports From Stare
River Nova reports water in the river seven feet three inches. The yacht Arctic moved from Lacon to Henry Polar Wave with three ore barges toward St Louis. Jack Frost with six barges from St Louis to Peru Niagara loaded lumber from Chicago and unloads at Peoria. Polar Wave passed up from St Louis with six light barges in tow. Jim Watton with eight barges of stone was captured for Kampville. The Juniata with merchandise from Peoria to Hennepin passed up. Water Lily was locked through with a barge from Peoria to LaSalle. City of Henry with coal from Sparland to Hennepin was returned to Sparland for more coal. The steamer Frolic on a run from Lockport to Lake Senachwine with Chicago party was knocked out near Feru on Thursday. Cylinder head failed, tow back to Lockport for repairs. party returned to Chicago by the first train.
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M. Sperry
Arctic
Lacon
Henry
St Louis
Jack Frost
Peru
Niagara
Chicago
Peoria
Jim Watton
Kampville
Juniata
Hennepin
Water Lily
LaSalle
City of Henry
Sparland
Lockport
Lake Senachwine
Feru
Electric Bitters Promised to Cure Dyspepsia
A testimonial advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure dyspepsia and improve digestion. It asserts the remedy treats liver stomach and kidney diseases and guarantees life enjoyment. Sold by Dr Powell Drugstore at 50 cents and $1 per bottle.
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Powell
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Henry Arepublican
Grorce Burt
Evrrox
Ienry
Ilnois
Doller
Kitty
Igbal
George Burt
Whitefield Center
John Irvin
Richard Hunot
Harmon J Azane
aTeh
Benj F Smith
Mahion H Hunt
Ugar ¢ Farore
J Barrett
Jeremiah Black
Cerlavian
Camery
Himan N Hodges
John Conley
Charles Arvey
Geo Trimmer
Emery E Raymond
J. W. Bartlett
Hartnett
Mateer
Harwood
Boice
Mra Harwood
Miss Worley
Hurtnatt
Miss Helper
Boico
Board of Education
Kirchman
Mise Mateer
Germany
Helper
Bolce
Ion
Henry Ra
River Nova
KK. H. Hutchins
East India
W .A. Noyes
Power
Bride's Renta
J. H. Scott
Dewitt R
Bellover
McLeane
Elizabeth M
Hubert Hoar
Rey Borsa
Casper H. Gillig
Daisy Hutchinson
Mra J.C Hall
Ottawa
Saratoga
Willis Henry McAtee
George
Annie McAtee
Wm. Salisbury
Putnam
Amelia
George Johnson
H.C. Koch
Niblock, Doty
Niblock
Henry, OL
France
Commune
Marees-les-Braults
Department of Barthé
Picardor
Dayard
Boule
Sultan
Melick
Ronry
James Quinn
Clark’s
R. Clark & Son, Putnam Jl
Emsroy
Schafry
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