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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
13
For sale by all druggists claim of a guaranteed remedy to cure spavins curb sweeney puffs pole evil and fistula before puss forms or enlargement of bone or muscle with money refunded, dated March 16 year unspecified.
Sparland residents attend church services and a county interscholastic contest. The piece includes class dreams by Rena Tanquary, future class will hopes, and a long dream narrative recounting former classmates and their later lives across the country. It also covers social visits, garden parties at Mrs Kinney, and local family updates with multiple named residents and events.
Harry M. Dewey and family visited relatives in Camp Grove then bought an Abbott-Detroit automobile in Chicago. They returned Tuesday. Mrs. McManus and Mrs. O'Brien shopped in Peoria. Fr Roach visited Peoria. M E church ladies plan an ice cream social on Saturday June 17. Dr Blough and Katie Colgan wedding planned for 6:30 Wednesday at the church, leaving June 26. A lady’s switch was lost after the dance. owner did not claim it.
A community notice lists a dance at Camp Grove hall on Tuesday June 20 with all invited. Miss Barnes closed her school with a picnic. The M W A dance drew a large crowd and proceeds benefited the order. Attendees went from here to a Henry event Saturday. some rain did not dampen enjoyment. Dr Blough’s brother visited for a wedding, with other local social notes. Sunday School Convention at Saratoga M E church June 25 includes program, reports, and discussions on making the convention helpful. Mrs Hanes and others organize committee reports and nominations.
In Wheatland the community notes a much needed rain on Saturday night. Attendees from Wheatland joined the boat race in Henry Saturday. Mrs. Elton Anderson of Dover hosted Miss Darlene Dawson for several days last week. Mrs. Knickerbocker of Chillicothe visited daughter Mrs. L Brandon Sunday. Miss Julia Harrington left for Normal for summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holland and children visited Jacob Stouffer Sunday. Miss Hazel Stouffer visits grandmother Mrs. Lintner. Miss Laura Kuhn spent time with relatives near Henry last week. Mrs. Frank Jennett Julia and Timmie Harrington attended commencements in Bradford Friday night.
Mrs. Carrie Wright hosts the Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Swineman host Greenfield nieces visiting. Wilbur Griswold visits cousin Ralph Austin. Elizabeth and Manda Ternus call on the street. Whitefield lodge Odd Fellows plan an ice cream and strawberry social Wednesday evening. Gertrude Bentley visits Larke Lid gard. Mother Reid calls at William Mielkey’s Tuesday afternoon. Theodore Rott, John Reid visit Oliver Wright Sunday.
Chicago readers share a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing female weakness and stomach trouble after a clerk refused it at first. The letter urges persistence, notes a 30 year standard history, and claims many women have been restored to health by the remedy.
Probate matters include letters testamentary to BEC Richmond bond $3000 and inventories approved for Frank Baker Elizabeth Monahan Henry Peters and Nancy Clifford estates. Notices of adjustment terms issued for Engstrand and Christ estates. Real estate transfers show multiple warranty and quit claim deeds in Belle Plain Richland Hoyt's add Henry and surrounding areas. marriage licenses: Newton D. Beman and Anna V. Laughlin.
Marshall County schools announce faculty listings for the upcoming year. Names include Emma Rickey at South Lacon and Florence Kanive at Crow Creek, with multiple assignments across towns such as New Salem Augusta Deanhof, Wilbern Jace Mckntee, and Fairview Stella McCuskey.
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