Hartley Real Estate Ad Offers Property Near Henry Ill
Property auction style listing from John Hartley Henry Illinois selling homes, farms, and business sites. Includes multiple parcels on Edward Monroe Richard Street Main and Second. prices range from 350 to 26000 with numerous farms near Henry and surrounding townships. notes on improvements water wells and windmills. Also lists Nebraska land and rental opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hoyt
Vorner Monroe
Richard Atreeta
Hartly
Edward
Front
Gale
Edward Street
Edward and
Second Streets
Balo At & Bar Palo
Bar Fale
Deacon Hill
School Street
Richard Street
Main Street
Houline
Western Avenue
Woctero Ayo
James Brubblea
Psturo
Spenald
Warne
Toluca
Whitfield Township
Bureau County
Peargale
Lawao Ridge
Sune
Durham
Hughes
Marshall County
Lacan
Hopewell Township
Lacon
Richland
Lecon
Whitefield
Saratoga
Ackland
Whitefield Township
Labrairle Township
Lawn Ringe
Putnam County
Heary
Webrasea
Clay Co
Neb
Clay Center
J.F. Gates
John Hartley
Henry Republican reports events and notices from Henry and vicinity
Mason Wilson drives a fine team in Putnam county and an invitation to Knox college graduation is noted. The paper records a silver wedding celebration for Dr and Mrs A H Hattan, a court case over false pretenses, railroad business reflections, and a brutal daylight robbery of Mrs George H Fiedler in Chicago with her diamond earrings and brooch taken.
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Mason Wilson
Frank Krenz
Mase
Putnam County
Knox College
Juana
Harriet Spencer
John A Spencer
Whitefield
Wallace
Savanna
G A Irving
Charles Jenks
Anna Burt Jenks
Ohridge
Louisiana
O B Foot
Muskegon
Mish
Lincle Park
Chicago
Mre
A H Hattan
Pera
Lenzen
LaSalle Mirror
Marshall County
Henry
Peru
Willis T Miniam
Rev Miniam
MFE
College of the Liberal Arts
Northwestern University
Auditorium
Republican
Phi Beta Kappa Society
George H. Fiedler
Calumet Avenue
George H Fiedler
International Tailoring Company
Mra Fiedler
Forty-Second Street
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Comfort and Sale Details
Allen's Foot-Ease is advertised as a remedy for painful swollen and nervous feet, quick relief for hot tired feet, and a general comfort during shoe wear. The ad promotes 250 count packs, a free trial, and lists LeRoy New York as a seller location. Also mentions the steamer Lola owned by the Anderson Brothers, undergoing overhaul and repainting for season excursion service on the Illinois River.
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Allen
LeRoy N
Lola
Anderson Brothers
Senachwine
Illnois River
Mortuary Record for Pegey O'Dea Buried in Henry County
Pegey O'Dea longtime Henry resident was buried after an 8t. Joseph's church service led by Rev Kinery. She spent 14 years at the county farm hospital before dying Sunday night at about 80. Her son Patrick O'Dea of South Bend attended, with Superintendent Adams and later Dorsey present.
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Pegey O'Dea
Henry
Oldest Resident Mary Brown Laid to Rest in Streator
Ex-Alderman Alexander Brown returns from burial of Mary Brown aged about 98 or 99 near Streator. Born in Kentucky January 4 1801 she died June 3 1899 at home of niece Mrs Bert Mackie. Widow since 1853 she left nine children eight sons and one daughter. Surviving sons James Ezekiel Alonzo William in Streator Alexander in Henry and Mablon in Missouri attended the funeral conducted by Rev Z R Jones. Her son William wounded in the Civil War lies in a Streator hospital.
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Mary Brown
Alexander Brown
Kentucky
Streator
Bert Mackie
Robert Brown
James
Ezekiel
Alonzo
William
Alexander
Henry
Mablon
Missouri
Z R Jones
Illinois
Theodora Wilson Death and Funeral Rites Noted Nearby
Brief obituary notes Theodora Wilson daughter of Morris A and Lama Wilson died May 28 1899 after a long illness of consumption. Funeral at the family home northeast of Magnolia followed by services at Friends cemetery Clear Creek. Pupils and Magnolia Grange members honored her with flowers and songs, Abel Mills spoke, and teachers praised her as a beloved educator.
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Theodora Wilson
Morris A
Lama Wilson
Magnolia
Friends
Clear Creek
Magnolia Grange
Abel Mills
Delaart
Dixon College
Normal University
Normal
Ill
Putnam
Bureau
la Salle
City Council Proceedings June 6 1889 Henry
The Henry city council meets at city hall with Mayor Forrest and six aldermen present. An ordinance on minors under sixteen is sent back for further recommendation. Bond for city marshal approved, night watchman and board of health appointments made, and a list of bills approved. An annual appropriation ordinance funds electric lights police streets and other departments. Treasurer reports licenses and fines. clerk to track expenditures. meeting adjourned.
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City Hall
Forrest
Adams
Stover
Doelzer
Jones
Smith
Humphrey
J. Sedge
H. J. Gregory
Walter Eagleston
Wm. Duke
Ayes
W. Eagleston
Night
SOI
Nea Chas
Motter
Frank Dennis
Frank Coe
Carl Ponzer
Sweenes
Henry Seelye
Henry Seolyo
Fred Schaefer
Coe Eben ‘Ous Henry Electric Co
Chas
Board of Health Ce
Fred Dawson
Board of Health
C. A. Camp
G. M. Locke
Jon
Brover
Doolzer
Carrried
City of
Henry
Towit
BF Fonrnest
Sonneren
Fronz
J.J. Gresser
N. Yaeger
A. L. Hupp
M. Murray
Heininger & MccAller
F. Baer
P. Steimle
H. H. Kirchman
Peddler
L- Conbal
Deferred Letters Florid and Local Anecdotes
A fragment from Deferred Letters Florida notes Dr Taylor's trip to Lostant Sunday and Nome of the Piorld boys fishing Monday. An insurance man named Onassell discussed policies with local youths last week. A repair shop demo of a patent gate by Dick Blewer was viewed at G W Helrick's shop. A Herald letter denies authoring a May item in the Hennepin Herald about a Florid railroad meeting. Memorial service at the church Sunday drew good attendance despite weather. WF McUnliagh gave a notable sermon.
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Florid
Taylor
Piorld
Onassell
Dick Blewer
G W Helrick
The
Herald
Hennepin Herald
May
Republican
Plorid
McUnliagh
Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
A Burgetstown liveryman praises Chamberlain's Collo Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a severe stomach illness. The testimonial claims one dose cured him and promises he will keep it at home, sold by Dr. Powell.
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Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgetstown
Washington
Drowell
Hennepin Notes and Family Visits
Harry Camery and family spent last Sunday with Joseph Roth and family. Wm Moulton and wife visited Andrew Morae and family and have returned to Chillicothe. Irving Broaddus attended the funeral of his nephew John L Broaddus at Horton Kansas. Goldie Ramsey returned home from St Louis for medical treatment. Andrew Morse made a business trip to Lia Prairie. Mrs Francis and Lizzie Morse attended RNA lodge in Hennepin. A sports and new buggy item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Camery
Joseph- Roth
Wm Moulton
Andrew Morae
Chillicothe
Irving Broaddus
John L Broaddus
Horton
Kansas
Goldie Ramsey
St Louis
Andrew Morse
Lia Prairie
Wm Francis
Lizzie Morse
RNA Lodge
Hennepin
Anna
Also Mentioned on This Page
John. Hartley
John Hartley, JR
Henry, Ill
John Hariley
Telephone No
Heney, IL
John Gately & CO
Peoria
Gprié
Aim
Sherwin-Williama
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin WilLiass- Co
Stewart Avenue
Cleveland
New York
Montreal
W. B. Deok
Kasbeer
Ihbl
Imp Duke of Hamilton 2d
Catyogue
Plumier
J. W. Sparks
J. R. Paden
Henry Republican
Squire Simpson
H HA Kirchman
Wm Heininger
Gran Jory
Joseph
Charles Heininger
Esq Kirchman
Davis
Heininger
Frank Waiting
Mlinois River
Marquette
Bureas
Whiting
On-Whittaker
L'il Ki Son
the Mortuary Record
Samuel Zebley
Lostant
Chisago
Magnolia Cemetery
Keller
Zabley
Magnolia Township
Silver Cliff
Colorado
Lewis E Farnish
Dora ‘Bragg
L W Smith
Isrnson
Mollie
Farbish
Martin
Henry Martin
Wyoming
J McLean
Powell
Gene Ree
H J Adams
Dr. Williams
Lawrence
Kansan
G. H. Snyder
Mir. Snyder
Tam
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Drageists
Hennepin Roads
John Kan E
Tilmois
East Aide
Addreas
Harley Cooper
Philadelphia
Aprao Im
Baratoga Township
Reinbeck
Lundy P. O
Foster Finger
ORN Reok
Adin’. Co
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