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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

6

Powers' Fair Store Promises Deep Cash Bargains

Eggs butter and cheese are offered at low prices in a special sale at Powers' air Store Henry J. The store touts a nearly added complete grocery stock at cash prices before a raise with many items sold under wholesale. Deals include 171 lbs sugar 1, flour yeast oranges bananas lemons 252 dozen, potatoes 70c old 40c per bushel crackers 3 lbs 20c canned goods 3 for 20c tea and coffee high quality low notice and more.

Powers’ ‘Air Henry Boss Barre Powers’ Fair

Local notes from Peoria area report community updates

The column lists residents and visitors from the area including G. W. Zimmerman Ed Hammett and Robert Pringle with Peoria trips. It mentions H Campbell and wife planning an east trip, teachers attending an institute at Lacon, F Harrison resuming duties at a coal shaft, and Silas Cartwright painting his home. It notes Mrs Dwyer’s relative death, Mrs Fleming visiting family, and census duties for Clint Martin in Peoria. The O B S group plans a July 14 entertainment titled Female Mason with admission and ice cream prices.

Bparland Peoria G .W. Zimmerman Sunnday Ed Hammett H. Campbell Fu‘tures Lacon F. Harrison James McVee Silas Cartwright W. Harney Henry-on Mra Dwyer Old City O. B.8 O’ Leary McKinley Roosevelt Youn Illinois

Varna Veekly Social Notes From Varna and area

John Howard and family visited Warne Monday. Teachers attend the Lacon institute this week. Goodpasture couple to Bloomington. Chas Casey returned from the Philadelphia convention. Mrs Frank Etoner and Mrs Whitney drove to Henry Thursday. Chas Antrim and wife visited her parents in Varna Sunday. Kobler and Miller drive to Henry Tuesday. Peoria show excursion well patronized Tuesday. Judd and Winters from Venona in town Monday. F A of A held a special meeting Monday night and will meet the Yd and 4th Tuesdays in the K P ball. Ora Hickman to teach Fisher school nine rooms next year. He heads the summer room. We praise teachers as they rise to the top.

Varna John Howard Warne Lacon Goodpasture Bloomington Chas Casey Philadelphia Frank Etoner Whitney Henry Chas Antrim D H Kobler A W Miller Peoria John T. Judd Harry Winters Venona F. A. of A Ora Hickman Miimar

Whitefield Notes On Social Calls And Travel

Dr Pershing returned from La harp last Saturday. Ella Lester visited Henry last Saturday. Mark is erecting an aw-hay. J Wilder helping. Woodmen from here plan to attend the Lacon celebration. Mrs Laure Wright will return to Qaytion Ohio this week.

Whitefield Pershing La‘harp Ella

Hay Barn Under Construction On Dolph Burdette Farm

A new hay barn is rising on the Dolph Burdette farm. The W. W. society plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs. L. Loomis to sew and tuck comforts, and aprons for sale are available at the local store.

Dolph Burdette Farm C. Fosdicks H. Monrees Bethel Church Steuben Bethel

Sunday Visitors and Community Work in Henry County

Bert Newman and wife were Henry visitors over Sunday. John M. Thompson attended church services in Henry Sunday. Mrs Margaret Christmas is visiting her granddaughter Mary Rickey. Lewis Bogner and Clark Ball shelled corn this week. Ben Lutes and wife of Milo were Sunday visitors at Charles Driver's home. We Starliper and men are shining a barn for John Hayline. Many citizens bought new buggies. Among them Ben Lutes John Hay Dine and Robert Thompson, now at Lancaster England with his childhood home, says he is well and enjoying himself.

South Whitefield Leota Wilson George Parsons Joe Ferguson Paul Abiguaw Alex Wonder Mre Wilson Clayton Glen Betts Tennie Swartz Effie Wainghop Jacobs Atre Joh DeWalt Iona Ray Ray John Tona Missouri A. Barr Sparland Oine Barr Clara Prink Lelie RR. M. Tremain Sugar Grove Bonham AIO Tanner Jessie Lewis Osborne Bert Newman Henry John M. Thompson Margaret Christmas Mram Rickey Ben Lutes John Haydine Robert Thompson Lancaster England

Hennepin Social Notes Highlight Summer Visitors

Rey Durley returns home for summer while John Bistorious and Albert Leech visit from Peoria. Chicago guests Lyman Forney and family stay with Robt Henning and Mrs The Dore. Rex excursion to Peoria draws many locals. Susan Duberoy moves to newly bought home at Market and Sixth streets. A warm welcome extended.

Rey Durley John Bistorious Peoria Albert Leech H. B. Zevor Harry Reynolds Charley Cook J. B. Tompkins LaFayette Tod Adam Deck Thomas and Wallace Heal Lyman Forney Chicago Robt Henning Fhes Dore Jon Hall New York City H.h.leech H. H. Leech Jueper Cecil L. H. Durley L HW. Durley Jr C. C. Greiner Morris Florid Rex Susan DD. Duberoy Bax Hennepin Market Sixth Streets

Grand and Glorious June Sale Promises Great Savings

A promotional notice extols a June sale as a boon to the sectey Doone and a memory for the poor and all classes. It touts substantial money saving possibilities, hints at hat value, and urges readers to study a price list for potential dollars in savings.

Local Bargain House Ad Claims Deep Discounts Across Floors

An advertised catalog lists door to door prices on carpets wall coverings and curtains. Chinese rugs hemp carpets ingrain and superior loomed goods are priced per yard or per double roll. Clothing hats and shoes for men women and children are offered with deep discount marks on numerous styles and sizes.

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Putnam Area Notes Report Republican Meeting and Local Events

Local Putnam items note a Republican convention attendee list in Princeton, social visits to Peoria and Champaign, and travel to Bloomington to view fire ruins. Reports cover a cheese factory proposal, a severe accident to Charles Read, and praise for Fred Wheeler’s assessor work in Senachwine Township.

Relief in Six Hours from Kidney and Bladder Ailments

Promises rapid relief from kidney bladder and back pain with New Great South American Kidney Cure. States relief of water retention almost immediately and quick cure for males. Sold at Dr Powell's drug store.

Putnam Notes Mention Hogs Cheddar and Weddings

Eljab Henkins is in Iowa. O P Carroll drove two hogs cars last week. George Gimson of Chicago visits his father Rev Gimson. Riverside district grange meets Senuchwine grange on the 28th. Rev Ginson and wife attended a Peoria wedding. Talks of a cheese factory near Putnam.

Putnam Eljab-Henkins Iowa O. P. Carroll George Gimson Chicago Rev Gimson Riverside District Grange Senuchwine Grange Ginson Ang Wifs Peoria

Magnolia Park events and local notices amid summer plans

Social and concert plans fill Magnolia on Saturday June 30 with a park concert by the Magnolix band and a Reeves Kinn store opening. Memorial services honored Mrs A Allen with a large church turnout and a daughter led singing. obituary notes Louise Hardesty born 1819 in Clinton county Ohio, later widow of William Allen and mother of ten.

Moffitt F. ©. Taylor Florid Mary McKirgan Lafayette Barbour Kendall Indianapolis McNabb Odd Fellows A. Herickle Peoria Mrs Bishop Bessie Otto Alice Otto Rose Alexander Mrs Taylor Beatrice Massie Edith Law Emma Rypmeey Allen Louise Hardesty Clinton County Ohio Wm Allen Venona Ill Magnolia William John Samuel Potter A. Phillips Irwin Allen Mra A. Phillips Bliss of Lestant A. Bishop Alexander and Lundy Taylor Law Massie

Local Events Highlight McNabb Area Visit and Farm Progress

James A McNabb visited Lostant last Saturday while H K Smith and W G Wilson made regular town calls. Elia Hoyle of Ohio visited E H Hoyle’s family as Co B McCaleb and Jay Whitney distributed notices for a local celebration. The first grain load was shipped from McNabb on Sunday evening. Strawn church hosts a bake and box supper on June 30. D R Schinns announces store opening next Saturday with ice cream and invitations.

James A. McNabb Lostant H. K.smith W. G. Wilson Elia Hoyle Ohio E. H. Hoyle W.B. Cassell Cottage Hill H. W. Opper Granville Streator Co. B. McCaleb Jay Whitney Judge McNabb Miss Jessie Princeton Leola Morris Misa McNabb Jacob ,Maulfair Cottage Il Hineon

Excursion plans and local notes from McNabb area

Community items describe an excursion from McNabb to Lostant on the 4th, visits to Oak Park and Chicago, a store opening next Saturday, and various residents traveling or visiting relatives. Local improvements include a hay barn at Green Lawn and a double door addition at Tomlinson's house. The W C T U meets July 7 at Mary Atherton's and a scripture quote hints at a Sermon topic for the Yearly Meeting.

McNabb Lostant Anna Wilson Jeannette Flitcraft Oak Park Johns$waney Chicago D. R. Ehinn Satururday Stockhaus Hudson Asister Benjamin Bue Wierman Normal Charles Grace Trueblood Telephone Mills Central Indiana Joshua L. Mills National Prohibition Corvention Wil Wierman George School Spencer Green Lawn Mr. Tomlinson Priscilla Molfair Mary Atherton’s Yearly Meeting House Stouffer If.d

Local visitors and town events noted around McNabb

Dr Barbour of Magnolia and many others visit McNabb during the week. A dockyard near completion, a marriage ceremony by Judge McNabb, and various locals like Chas B. Dagger Alfred Given Jady friends and many more are mentioned with trips to Tonica and Reddick.

Ngarly Judge McNabb Nes Granville Ryan Wooley Reddick Messrs Anderson and Umphery Wenona Champion Binder Co Joshua Mills Springfield Milton—Mille W. L. Mille Jas A. McNabb Hattie Ethel Jessie Tonica Day Moline Gumap Co

Lone Tree Community Notes and Visits

Daniel Anderson spent last month in Princeton. Mrs Frank Bell and several girls visit Iowa this week. Mrs McKee visited F Bell and Corbly Wright last week. Lone Tree youths plan a singing practice at Mr Kings next Friday evening. Lindsey Anderson built a pew hay barn and plans a cow barn this fall. Laura Wright visiting, expected to return to work in Dayton, Ohio later this week. County Sunday school convention reported as a good meeting. Children’s Day at Lone Tree Sunday School passed off well with well behaved children and a call for respect for others.

Lone Tree Daniel Anderson Princeton Frank Bell Iowa McKee F. Bell Corbly Wright Iheniselee

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Druggists

A good cough medicine testimonial notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy highly effective. Druggist J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports five years of customer satisfaction and personal use in his family. Available through Dr Powell.

Chamberlain's J-Goldsmith van Ettan N.Y Powell

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