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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
3
A narrator describes a figure raising a plug and signaling a ring. Golden gates open as she enters to the throne, where close by the manager are operators joined by voices singing praise.
Deferred Letters WHITEFIELD CORNERS note several locals received invitations from Mr and Dr W H Grane of St Joseph Mo for the marriage of William Lindsey Wright on Wednesday June 10 1908 at Cedar Brook Farm Steele City Nebraska at home June 16 821 Colorado Ave St Joseph Mo Friends here extend congratulations and hope for a visit from the Wrights. Also local items report funeral of Andrew Anderson near Lone Tree Walter Patch injury Beulah Barker accident Oscar Davis hired as school teacher garden notes and visits through the week.
The Ladies Aid of Whitefield Center held a monthly meeting with Mrs Basset last Wednesday afternoon. The next regular gathering will be with Mrs Henry Aukland for officer elections, with all members expected Wednesday afternoon in July at Mrs Aukland's.
The Paynes Point school picnic was held in the schoolhouse due to storms with attendees enjoying themselves. Miss Snyder plans to return next fall to teach seventh grade. Jessie McNabb graduates in Oberlin, Ohio, with her mother attending the exercises. Floyd Mills, George Gallaher, and Will Wierman returned from Champaign for summer vacation. Cordelia Wilson went to Champaign for her brother’s graduation. Alice Tomlinson hosted a party on Saturday evening the 6th. Mrs Morria visited Amboy and Abel, Milla and wife toured the east. J O Sutherland and son departed Friday for Missouri.
Andrew Anderson died at his home Thursday morning. The funeral was held Sunday at 10 o'clock at the home with the G A R of Henry in attendance. Rev Wray of Eureka preached a sermon from I Have the Resurrection and the Life. Mr and Mrs Oliver Wright of Milo attended and visited Corbley Wright's later. Weather remains warm with no rain, farmers hope to weed corn.
An antique advert describes Chamberlans Pain Balm as an antiseptic remedy that quickly heals cuts bruises and burns without maturation or long treatment. It claims rapid recovery and lists sale through Dr Powell.
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