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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1887

Page

6

Lacon files special election for justice of the peace

Henry Republican notes a June 28 special election in Lacon township for justice of the peace. It also covers local items: Montz family plans to immigrate west, high school commencement attendance, a Willing Workers Mission band formed, and upcoming church and school events in Marshall County.

Lacon G. A. Montz West Henry High School Rev Barrett Willing Workers Mission Congregational Sunday School Magesty Peoria Wyoming George Gale F.C. Gale Vermont Marshall County Aoon Ong Thenis Hollowmear Spartand Iund Congregational John Epple Loa Rose Pekin Washburn Village Onris Eranse Congregational Church Aabbeih School Theo . E. Church George Holsinger

Local notes from Lacon and nearby towns

News brief listing residents and visitors in Lacon Illinois and surrounding areas. Mentions painting by N W Tanner, new roof by Fred Siebold, harvest nearing, relatives visiting Peoria and Wyoming, depot work by Cliff Bonham, Maggie Gillette’s visit, health updates for Mrs Brasfield, visits by Julius Adkinson and Pat Ruddan’s death, arrivals from Green County Iowa, mail carrier plans, Aunt Margaret’s return from Nebraska, Henry Buett’s eye accident, Children’s Day at M E church, ice cream supper funds at Martin's Hall, plus local social notes and names such as John Tarbill, Nellie Obony, Frank A Barr, Frank Martin, and Q E Ono.

N. W. Tanner Lacon Fred Siebold Siebold Peoria John Tarbill Cliff Bonham Jonking Maggie Gillette Wyoming Ki Diehl Whitefield Paneeey Lust Brasfield Julius Adkinson Atenty Campbell Mr Bonham Odd Fellow Nellie Obony Frank A. Barr Frank Martin Joseph Placher Mr Martland Pat Ruddan County Farm George Tarbill Green County Iowa Amos Barton E. Burson la Prairie Camp Grove Mother Robinson Margaret Nebraska Zimmerman Henry Buett M. E Adah Campbell Martin’s Hall E. Ono

Local Whitefield Notes on May Basket Pranks and Spring Losses

May basket mischief continues as a rider hides in the fence and escapes on a horse while Ross never discovers who. ticks abound harming livestock and a fine buck, and Thomas Wier loses a sack of meal. John Spencer produced 2500 pounds of butter last year and now yields 90 pounds weekly. Mrs Merrell visits from Town to stay the summer. G W Snell in Whitefield/Saratoga adds grogery trade and wood business.

Yonor Tolse Ross Timothy Hunt Mr Hunt Thomas Wier Tom Geo Ball’s John—Spencer Clarshal County Merrell al Shafer G W Snell Whitefield Saratoga

Two Young Men in Buggy Incident and Local Notes

Grit shown as two young men ride with a neighbor. A fall and a quick rescue by a levelheaded young lady are described. The note mentions cattle losses, a 80 acre pasture, and sick stock. Temperance meetings, local petitions to control livestock on highways, and word of a timber battle request appear amid community updates.

Horace Inharley Will Johnny Norris John Mohler Tobo Harlin James Wilson Gregory Kaptaun Clyde Joe Correa Henry Center

Delayed from last week A P Webber decorated at Peoria

A gloomy item notes A P Webber was decorated at Peoria last Monday and the town is said to have been painted red though the report is informal and fragmentary. It mentions a distressing accident involving Mrs Benjamin nee McManus and a colt incident with injuries.

A. P. Webber Peoria Benjamin Nee McManus Geo. Scholes Chicago Clyde Tommy John Whitefield Phnny Saratoga Tom

Galesburg Comings and Local Visits Chronicle

Jennie Smith went to commencement at Galesburg returning via Abingdon. May Kimball visits local friends, Mrs Lucy Walker leaves for Louisville Neb. A. H. Storms travels to Delavan to aid his ailing father. Princeton visitors picnic in the park and boat rides continue in the area. Neighbors update on painted residences, visitors from Shiremanstown Pa and a steamer trip to Spain. Children day observed. debates on social visits and local tensions rise as a shooting incident is noted and justice rules no action.

Jennie Smith Galesburg Abingdon May Kimball Moses C. Kimball Kimball Lucy Walker McTntyre Oes Louisville Neb A. H. Storms Manistee Mich Thre Bureau Delavan Princeton Hotel de Leech Henry Patrick Dore George Cread Miss Stewardson Kate Eberly Shiremanstown George Forrester John BE. Allen Sunder

Fourth of July Invitation From Henry Residents

Charles Bradish and family of Black Stone with Wm. D. Ham invite Henry and surrounding residents to join a grand 4th of July in Henry. The arrangement committee plans posters and urges attendance as a day of community spirit and shared celebration. No space to name all guests but all are welcome to participate.

Charles Bradish Blackstone Wm. D. Ham Hennepin Henry

Picnic for Sabbath children at Walnut Grove a grand success

Uncle Geo Spar king hosted a Sabbath school picnic at Walnut Grove last Saturday giving strawberries ice cream and cake to children. Eight dollars collected from older participants was donated to Christian, M E S, and High Prairie Sabbath groups.

Geo Walnut Grove George M. E.S High Prairie Uncle Carge Wherry Emma Parker Eureka J. H. Scott Johnny Ferrell Jackson Eward Henry Frank Farland Emeline Davis Cal Pembrook Bureau J Adams Jacksonville Squire Condit Emmet Morgan Plains Emma Condit Giltner Putnam Christian S Robert Branen Sparland Ferrell

Milo News Highlights Weather Socials and Farming

A heavy rainstorm drenched Milo with five inches in under two hours flooding cisterns and aiding early potato and hay crops. Local visits include Hotcomb of Grestes Iowa and Aunt Jane Weidman of Missouri. A sociable tea at Esq Sutherland’s featured Mrs Bean Mrs Weidman Mrs Griswold Mrs Shriver and Mrs Hay. Master Joe Kelso visits from Putnam while Ider Parker preaches at the Christian church. Charley Hufnagel estimates fifty bushels of strawberries to pick this week.

Milo Grestes Iowa Jane Weidman Missouri Esq Sutherland

Local Notes and Short News Bits from Milo

R L McKean returns from Boston after three weeks with a horse laden trip. Ask J L McCullough about the mystery in his corn field. Several Milo boys plan Chillicothe railroad work. Township treasurer takes office and will aid the schoolmasters. John Griswold visits Milo relatives from Creston Iowa. Sister Parker and Sutherland guests, Griswold’s laborer to Boston for fast horses. Mrs Joseph Sutherland visits Loomis.

R. L. McKean Boston J. L. McCullough Hades Chillicothe Tommy Cappertune John Griswold Creston Iowa Milo Parker Esq. Sutherland C. H Griswold Joseph Sutherland Loomis Joshua

Golden Specific touted as cure for drink habit

An advertisement claims Dr Haines' Golden Specific can cure drunkenness by adding it to coffee or tea without the drinker's knowledge. It asserts the product is harmless, effective for moderate drinkers or alcoholics, and urges readers to write Golden Specific Co. for details. A letter praises Rev J H Scott as a powerful speaker at Decoration Day exercises in Magnolia.

Haines Golden Specific Co Race St Cincinnati Ohio A.B. G Varna J. H. Scott Scott Henry

Bucklen's Arnica Salve promotion and local repairs note

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a money back guarantee. Dr Powell's drug store carries it. A furniture building by J Watercott and Co. is seeing interior and exterior improvements by a painter's brush.

Bucklen Dr Powell's J. Watercott & Co

Luxuriant Hair Preservation Through Scalp Care

The ad extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as the key to healthy hair by keeping the scalp cool and clean and the body in good health. It cites Frederick Hardy of Roxbury Mass, a 50 year old man who regained brown hair after using the product, claiming it stopped hair loss and restored his hair to its 25 year old shade.

Ayer Frederick Hardy Roxbury Mass Mary Montgomery Boston O O Prescott Charlestown Bessin H. Bedloe Burlington, Vt J J Burton Bangor

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