Henry County News Mixed in June 1900 Updates
Local items include visits by Bernard Yaeger and others to Peoria, travel and funeral attendance in Illinois, grain machinery purchases, a bicycle trip to visit relatives, and a harrowing accident at a city market. The piece notes census efforts, wedding announcements, a large Avery train advertisement, and the death of Eleanor Horrom with church-related tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Yaeger
Peoria
G A Zel‘Jer
Henry Burkhart
iMre Crompton
W. J. Davis
Henry
John Peterson
Magnolia
C. C. Singh
Tisilwa
Chas M. “Fatevens
T. Murray Simpson
Electric Light Plant
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Lovely of Lavon
George McAtee
Duke Bros Machinery Emporium
Separartoga-Towisher
Joseph Reymer
Magnolia Township
Reymer
Eugene Heath
Richmond Vale
Ohio
W W. Fleath
Michigan
Trett
Tor
Florissant
Cal
Frank
James Somers Har
Avery
Duke Bros
Streindeer
Rome
Chillicothe
Henry Telephone
Perdy
Mary Coulter
Chicago
Labler
Powell
Henryck
Senty
Copperas Creek
Ilinois
O. Hendrick
Sutton
Glenn Hupp
Abe Hupp
John Hartley, Jr
Edward Street
Cromwell
Tiley
Invalid Corps
James Giltuer
Putnam
John McInaine
Johu Sparling
Lura Carnot
Jennie Wheeler
Henry Republican
Avery Manufacturing
Our City
CRT & Po
Rock Teland
James Somers
Whitefield
Eleanor Horrom
Lyman Horrom
OxBow
Moe
M. E
A K Tullis
John Rogere
Princessle
J H. Scott
Gilman
United States Rising Respect From World Powers
The nations acknowledge the United States as a first class power and expect proper treatment. They recognize America’s status after expanding influence in the Orient and other territories, and the U S will no longer accept lesser treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eighth Annual Marshall County Christian Endeavor Convention
The Eighth Annual Marshall County Christian Endeavor Union met in Lacon June 15–16 with Miss Kellogg at the organ and Miss May Rich of Venona reading a paper on aims and results of the movement. Mr A E MacDonald of Chicago spoke on God’s call to service. Rev Thomas Toluca led scripture, with sessions on junior work, temperance, and Christian citizenship. Resolutions urged missionary literature, tithing, and better Lookout Committee records. next convention set for Lacon in June 171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Hey KL Campbell
Miss May Rich
Cgieorgia Ford
Lacon
Doede
Venona
Prei Dent
EF Mik Donald
Chicago
MacDonald
Rod
Moses
Goad
Fideuon
Jerendub
Paul
Kord
la Rore
Norning
New Salem
Wencorna Marke
Christian Citizenebty
Lacon Hunte
Washington
Isaiah v
Siti
Stead
Lacon Heald
Bruce Will‘ams
Christ
Viet Beroweth
Nothrougout
Campbell
Henry
God
Joseph
Egypt
Daniel
Dio
Etund
Thomas
Toluca
W. KE. Monsor
Bouke
Garievésled
Mouser
New Kingdom
Berthold Tours
John Watt
Sherwood
Weona
Res Woo Wood
la Rose
GW Thomas
Mire Wood Monuser
Wenona Vilas
Mabel Femme
oMlee
Rev Tullis
Methodist Church
Convention
Christian Endeavor Society
Euch
Christian Conservation Pires
E Eosaniaud
Lookout Committee
CFE Society
AT MacDonald
C.B. Society of
Henry CE
Lucy Burt
Grieves
Georgian Ford
Chenoweth
Bradford
W. E. Monser
Sparling
Miss Powers
Apecinul
Carcera
Luvoy
Ciood
Girieves
Ufe
Miss Ford
Mra Monser
Wiles Powers
Mr Sparling
Alwave
Dora Grawburg
P. P. Bilborn
Bessie Williame
Wenonah
Randy
Sparland
Denner
Cure for incurable heart disease offered to readers
A Chicago specialist Franklin Miles advertises a free $2.50 heart treatment sample to readers, claiming twenty four years of research and high cure rates for heart, stomach and nerve ailments. He cites testimonials and invites inquiries to 207 State St Chicago Illinois. The piece also notes church events and parish notices elsewhere in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Chicago
Frank Smith
Wabashave
Keester
HA Grove
Mountain St
Elgin
Sophie Snowberg
Gist Ave
Minneapolis
Mino
A P Coburn
Blessing
Moh Morelan Rogers
Ghlo
Medical Coleres
Vrec
State St
Church notes and upcoming events at Peoria area churches
Rev A KK Tullis attended Bloomington exercises. Epworth League of Madison Ave ME Peoria plans excursion to Henry tomorrow at 9:30. Robert L. Campbell to speak on The Vision of God. Evangelistic service planned for evening. Ladies' Aid at ME church meets next Wednesday afternoon. Congregation invited to Presbyterian treat to hear Mr Crary of Hoopeston sing Calvary. New Church society bought Munificat hymnal for evening services. Mrs A E MacDonald attended county convention as a speaker. Fourth Quarterly ME meeting led by Kev Merrell P FC. reports show prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KK
Tullis
Bloomington
League
WB Wray
Eureka
Christain
Undas
Epworth League
Madison Avenue
M. E
Peoria
Henry
Robert L. Campbell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Samuel Clift
Presbyterian
Crary
Hoopeston
Calvary
Paul Rodney
New Church Society
Mra A E MacDonald
Christian Madeaverers
Exidence Chicago
I. Jones
MFE
Kev Merrell
Thompson buys 471 acre Strawn estate farm in Marshall County
Jonathan Thompson of richland township completes one of the county’s largest land deals, paying about 72 dollars per acre for 471 acres of Strawn estate land with improvements and famed grazing areas. He recently also purchased a 160 acre farm in Roberts township from John Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psanpron Ronehot
Cbhr
Var
Richland Township
Strawn
Strawn Astute
Thompson
Marshall County
John Myers
Roberts Township
Varna
House of Thompson
Warshall County
Nebraska
Alton
Lake Shore
New York City
Campania
Cunard Company
Porte Lacon Home Journal
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the Republican
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York
Neb
Saratoga Township
Woc
Martin
John
Fort Worth
Texas
Henry City
Mehaefer
Melick
Pames
Henry Township
Old Marshall
L'd
Frank Stevens
Merrill
Little Migs Fawcett
Edith McBride
Alex Brown
F. W Stevens
Emily Fawcett
St Mary's Church
Aloistus Schick
Henry Ganb
Joseph Bogner
Henry Stewers
William Schlosser
Joseph Schlosser
Joseph Kapraun
Frank Bogner
George Bicherman
Joseph Merdian
Nicholas Appel
Anna Stadle
Ida Peterman
Clara Seltz
Math Ags Rei Mageie Ziegler
Anna Staab
Etta Wunder
Ellen Merdian
Coapulls
Leong Aumbuenml
Church Notes
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