Chillicothe Beats Henry in High-Scoring Baseball Clash
Chillicothe defeats Henry 14 to 3 in a Sunday at Chillicothe, with Bush fanning 12 and Umpire Blair drawing protests. Edminster, Owens, and Jack contribute in a game noted for off days and heated plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Chillicothe Pirates
Chillicothe Town
Ranegg
Chillicothe
Chilli
Bradford
Bush
Blair
R. H. PO
A. B. Edminster
Owens
Powers
Griggs
Hort Ppal Smith
Gallagher
Horne
Willard
Henry— Haines
Jack
Wood
Blundell
Merman
C. Gregory
Glatzurice Acini
Heininger
Gtalars
Edminster
Jock Wood
Herman
Glatz
Yelle
W. R. Blair
Thomas McKeon
Lacon
Supreme Court Rules Rowe Case Petit Larceny Reversed
The Illinois Supreme Court reverses the county court verdict in the William A. Rowe petit larceny case, ruling that petit larceny prosecutions must be by grand jury indictment. The decision aligns Rowe with the requirement that such offenses be handled as indictable felonies. Interurban News notes railroad reforms and equipment additions following employee votes and company purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Gregg
Lacon
State of
Illinois
William A. Rowe
Henry
Ottawa
Supreme Court
W. A. Rowe
Marshall County
Henry Plans Fourth of July Observance Meetings Form Committees
Henry schedules a patriotic Fourth with meetings and committees headed by Speaker H. W B. Jacobs and leaders for Finance Band Decoration Parade Sports Advertising Fireworks and Water. Reo car dealership notes a car-load unloading and a new carriage shown by Dr. F. A. Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Camp
Frank Siewers
Charles Heininger
Wm. Peterman
R. R. Lash
L. Peterman
George Halbleibh
Benjamin Hoyle
Asa Gregory
Henry Siewers
Robert Doran
Thomas Monier
Albert True
C. L. Loomis
J. I. Leavitt
Ladies Take Notice Dr Maude Dunn to Visit Peoria Ill
Dr Maude L Dunn of Chicago will be at 406 Woolner building Peoria Illinois on Saturday June 18 for free examination and consultation. A B Smith attended the Undertakers convention at Springfield this week and was chosen chairman of the resolution committee with great credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude L. Dunn
Chicago
Woolner Building
Peoria, Ill
A. B. Smith
Undertakers
Springfield
Steamboat Men Lose First Bout With Burlington
Judge Worthington sustains demurrer in La Salle bridge case. Swain & Son seeks 30000 for loss of through navigation to Starved Rock and Ottawa. bridge erected 1887 blocks steamers. Appeal filed. case heads toward appellate court then state supreme court.
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Great Lakes
Gulf
Starved Rock
N. E. Worthington
Circuit Court
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Co
D. M. Swain & Son
la Salle
Utica
Ottawa
Ill
Deneen
Congress
Illinois
Grafton
Peoria
Sucher and
McNemar
Burlington Co
Packet Company
U. S
Illinois River
Jack, Irwin
Second District
Percey Swain
Supreme Court of
State
Herald-Transcript
Death of Mrs Una Belle Adams Neff in Davenport
Martin A. Adams of Galva Illinois reports the sudden death of his sister Mrs Una Belle Adams Neff, wife of Otto Neff. Born March 18 1874 in Sparland Illinois she was 386 years old. She leaves husband and four children and had long health issues. The Davenport funeral and interment details follow with church notices, Sunday School attendance, and local religious services, including a May to June church program and upcoming events. A separate note explains a state water survey on softening hard Illinois water and practical methods using lime and soda with cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Adams
Galva
Una Belle Adams Neff
Otto Neff
Davenport
Otto
Neff
Sparland
Marshall County
Ill
Henry
Una
State Water Survey
Illinois
University of Illinois, Urbana
Ivy club awards cash prizes for boat race
At a meeting the Ivy club voted to award $50 to the boat with the fastest time in the Peoria to Henry motor boat race on Saturday June 25. A $100 prize will be divided among the first five cruising boats. The racing committee will set handicaps. Will S Kellogg Jr was elected secretary to fill a vacancy. H A Harrison of Bradford was visiting and trading in Henry Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Club
Peoria-to-Henry
Will S. Kellogg, Jr
Warren Cowles
Henry School Board Seeks Bids for Cesspool Digging
Propositions for bids announce Henry School Board invites bids to dig a cesspool. Plans and specs available at Henry National Bank. The board reserves the right to accept or reject all bids. Also notes Miss Mary Clark left for Kansas City to visit her brother Nelson Clark and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry School
Henry National Bank
Mary Clark
Kansas City
Nelson Clark
Week Happenings and Local Notes in Henry
Happenings of week report on visitors and relocations for Henry and nearby towns. Notes include Mrs. William Wherry’s Iowa visit, property bid refusals by Charles Burgess, travel reports from Mrs. Emerick and Mrs. McDonough, and multiple trips and visits among local families. The piece also covers crops and farming innovation, Chautauqua plans, school book lending, and political buzz around Marshall county with a push for E. S. Sterrett for county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wherry
Iowa
Charles Burgess
Venona
Wenona
Laura V. Emerick
R. McDonough
Sheboygan
Wis
Laura Green
Varna
King
Dr. Cromwell
Pennsylvania
MacLanahan
Green Castle
Zack
Edward Kaiser
Ed B. Smith
Lada Fawcett
Elsie Carpenter
Arlene Lundeen
Bureau County
Ella Osbon
Indiaapolis
Ind
Gilman
Long John
Frank BE. Rue
L. D. Voltz
Vandalia Railway Co
West
Warren Cowles
Illinois Valley Yacht Club
Peoria
Cowles
Ivy Club
St Marys Church to Get Pipe Organ and Confirmations
St Marys church will install a pipe organ costing 1700 by Hinner Organ Co to be built for the chair loft and consecrated by Bishop Dunne of Peoria. A school picnic at Anton Stadel’s farm followed by plans for First Holy Communion for fourteen children next Sunday with named recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Father Gensler
Hinner Organ Co
Pekin
Gensler
Anton Stadel
St. Mary’s Church
Louis Glatz
Louis Klein
Albert Neuhalsen
Alois Hank
Frank Roth
Elmer Bogner
Frank Maubach
Della Klein
Marion Bickerman
Florence Merdian
Bertha Leichter
Gertrude Kapraun
Ida Kroeper
Etta Schmitt
Silver Jubilee Celebrated for Rev Fr Dooling at St Josephs
At St Josephs church the congregation marks the silver jubilee of Pastor Rev Fr Dooling who was ordained at St Viatour college in Kankakee on June 16 1885 a span of 25 years. High mass was at 10 80 with a sermon by a visiting clergyman. Mrs Dr Hall led the singing featuring new music and solos by Dr Adams Miss Dustman and others. A purse was presented to Fr Dooling by his parishioners. Full write up to follow in next weeks issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Dooling
St. Viatour College
Kankakee
Dr. Hall
Adams
Preaching Schedule and Local Society Events
There will be preaching Sunday morning and evening with subjects That Boy of Mine and A Man After God s Own Heart. Rev H C Reichel will be away six weeks at the University of Wisconsin, another speaker will fill the pulpit. Ladies Aid celebrated Mrs T S Hunt s 56th birthday with a pleasant surprise and luncheon. Ches ter Schultz of Chicago played selections. Mrs McCune received birthday post cards. Ladies Aid visits. next meeting at Mrs Joyce s June 22. Sunday school 9 45 preach ing 11, teachers class 6 30, preaching 7 30. Graduates of 1910 are being hired as teachers for district schools. Miss Leam Hannum Quinn school, Hans Otto Huffman school, Forrest Huffstetter Sawyer school.
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M. E
Knights of Pythias
Ladies’ Quartet
Epworth League
Christian's Secret
Virgil Vale
Jones
J. C. Crickenberger
H. C. Reichel
University of Wisconsin
Ladies' Aid Society
T. S. Hunt
Leam Hannum
Quinn
Hans Otto
Huffman
Forrest Huffstetter
Sawyer
Hopewell Township
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Interurban News
Illinois Traction System
Hospital Association
McKinley
Carlinville
Reo
Mathis & Hill
F. A. Powell
Steamboat
Burlington
Worthington
Deep Waterway Movement
Illinois Legislature
Una Adams Neff
H. A. Harrison
Henry and Vicinity
Christian Church
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