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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1899

Page

3

Local Notices and Social Roundup From Henry Ill

A series of city items report home improvements on Richard and Majin streets and new painting by Gilpin and son. Real estate agent John Hartley lists week sales to Thos W Bobby and Charles R Jones. Several families travel to Deer Park and Mason City for camps and weddings. A German resident, Joseph Edecheldt, lies gravely ill. Notables include Wm Green and Barnard Walsh returning to Chicago, and a El Paso party visiting for a ten day outing. Andrew Munson earns a university scholarship. 30 day photo offer from Abbott Studio. A Delavan preacher’s departure after brick-throwing misadventure is noted, with a correction on a recent local accident report. Charles L. Davis photographs city scenes for an album. Thomas Duke reports Minnesota grain land buys amid rain. A Henry Bicycle Club forms with officers Clara Broaddas, Anna Ysuo bowek, Ethel White, and Margaret Lincoln, planning a meeting and rules. A St Mary’s class of twelve receives first communion.

Ithe Henry “Electric: Co Hutchins-Lincoln Jésale Wood Dalpy ‘Smith Streator George Wallace Hera O A Hamil O.D Hamil Times Darflinger Frank Baer J R Murray J W Baker Paper Co Chicago Law Brothers Fred Robert John Kraus Baker P Palmer Princeton Alice Margaret Geo A Bart Powers and Woods Bred Blood Morton Blood Albert Stevens Peoria Henry Islands Himer Steinile Lyman Loomis J D Stubbles Springfield L & Simpson John Hartley Walker Beary Yaeger John Kraus Jr Republican Henry Lock John Bontj Orbis FD Bohan Emily Iowa Minnesota Dakota Misa Marcia Waughop Burekea College Library Henry Marshall Co Pionio Susie Harrison Lamar Colo Ethel Motter Ed Motter Mra W F Spencer Homeopathic Physicians Atlanta Genesee Republic A W Hotchins G-30s Mra R McDonough Pontiac Boulder James Shields Geo Hillabrand Western Avenue Shields Bureke Emma Jones L A Jones Miss Jones Mary Warren Bradford Wallace Paxton Savanus Wéeke Riverview Savanna Dorflinger Ehimneys Geogravia Josephine Nagel Richard Majin Gilpin James Mason City Joseph Edecheldt Putnam County Wm Green McManus-Monahan Swift Packing House Barnard Walsh Patrick Hennessey Will Messrs M A Adame J Jenkins Grbr Curtiss el Paso Andrew Munson Mallory University of Minols Marshall County Abbott Brother McCoy Delavan McCoy Frank Baumeister Lacon Charles IL Davis Maria Charlies Thamas Duke Clara Broaddas Henry Bicycle Clars Broaddas

Marshall Co Teachers Institute Sees Record Attendance

The Marshall County Teachers Institute convenes this week with 132 teachers, the largest turnout yet, featuring five instructors including Prof Campbell of Chicago and Prof Carter of State University. Supt Mallory oversees, as reports note lively sessions and anticipated benefits for teachers and their communities.

Examination for Teachers' Certificates Held at Lacon High

Notice states an examination for teachers certificates at the Lacon High School building on July 1 and 3 1809 after the annual institute starting June 26 1899. Renewal certificates exams begin Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and the regular exam at 8 a.m. County Superintendent M Matiany chairs.

Lacon

Deferred Letters In Sugar Grove Local News

W L Wilson hauled off his hogs Wednesday. Mary Clark hired to teach RedFown school next fall. Burt prints iron bridges of Whitefield between showers. White and Clark whitewash and clean Bugsr Grove school house. Abel Vail took Dr Kaapp and wife to Castleton for two week Yellow Stone trip leaving their daughter with BE Kaapp's family. Shyar Grove Sunday school observed Children's day with speaking and songs by children. Br Ketchum and wife in Nebraska survived a small cyclone that blew most buildings down except their house. Uncle Peter Bell, feeble, sits up little. neighbors visit from across the river. Mrs Mary Newman and Mrs Logan Bell of Streator visited him. Mrs Rob Bell and Sadie Bell of Dwight plan to visit.

Sugar-Grove T L Wilson Mary Clark Burt Whitefield Bugsr Grove White Clark Abel Vail Dr Kaapp Castleton Yellow Stone Park BE Kaapp Shyar Grove Br Ketchum Nebraska Peter Bell Chas Aakland Mary Newman Ogan Bell Streator Rob Bell Sadie Bell Dwight

Lundy School Closed And Local Social Notes

Lundy district schools closed last Thursday. Clark Ball John Klein and Anton Frey shelled corn last week. Emma and Eva Daniele of Henry visit sister Mrs Frankie. Ella and Charlie Burdette attended Sunday school picnic at Peoria. Grace Newman of Henry visited sister Mrs Dora Somers. Mrs Clara Bishop and daughter Ethel of Magnolia visited Hannum family. Archie Lytle of Chicago Ina Diverbiss of Henry attended services at Center. Ladies Aid elected officers President Elizabeth Seelye secretary Hattie Aukland treasurer Florence Hill. Next meeting at Sadie Newman’s house.

Center Ladies Aid Society Elizabeth Seelye Hattie Aukland Florence Hill Sadie Newman

Illness and Death Touch Local Families and Sunday School

Mrs John Prestine became severely ill on Monday while George Harris of Wagoner visited friends on Wednesday and Thursday. Florence Strawn of Ottawa with George Marsh of Lacon made abortive calls Sunday and Monday. A large crowd attended the Sunday school convention at the Chapel. Mrs Sue Ford of Lacon read a paper on The Teacher a Preparation. Frank Grayton and wife and Dr Madison of Peoria visit Mrs Grayton’s mother, Mrs Robi Blair. Miss Virginia Johnson died early Saturday after weeks of suffering. She was a devoted Christian worker in the church and Sunday school and the HLO. Her death ends a long fight at age 25 as the members mourn the loss of a faithful friend.

Marshall Co Teachers Institute Campbell Chicago Carter State University Lyett Moore Leroy Hunter Peoria Mallory Mra . P Bush Calvin Runnells J McLean Powell Lacon RA McNel AJ Schaeffer Judge Richmond Frank Martin Chas Qusey Hancock Anthony Hacker Squire Maxwell Louis Long Chris Broaddas Ed Quinn F A Barr John Heim Lew Wood Walter Downey Cook Garrett Frank Taylor Mike Miewegen Nicholson O Hendrick Bruce Williams Elle Worley Edith Quinn Tressurer Frank Vogelsang Henry Gertrude -Potteelper Frances Nicholson Treasury Lacon Lodge Noel Emery Laub Kam Martin Forrest George Halbleibh Guy Forrest Illinois Valley Placid Forres Ostroll Grady Adkinson Moodey Keller Johnson Lee TL Jones Oslborn G Bart T van Antwerp Frank Sparland HT Ireland Charles Ireland Washburn Licon Richard Maxwell Willie Ford MM Mallary Andrew Hancock Pettet Thompson Buchanan Wilts O P Carroll Henry Lodge Messrs Adkinson and John Prestine George Harris Wagoner Indian Territory Florence Strawn Ottawa George Marsh Sue Ford Frank—Grayton Madison Gray

Steuben News: Local Wellness and Misfortunes Reported

Ed Tanguary suffers toothache while Mrs Ed Tanguary aids recovery. Mrs Lewis Schultz recovers from a past runaway injury. Nellie Buseell in poor health with possible pneumonia. Dr Royce attends. Willie Blackwell returned home to rest in the country. Sunday school excursion yields praise and a large crowd. Local horses suffer accidents with one shot after injuries. Children’s Day events praised at Bethel and Yenkee Street. Robbery hits the Monlers home. thief escapes after encounter with a tramp.

Ed Tanquary Lewis Shultz Nellie Buseell Dr Royce Willie Blackwell Steuben Thos Hoskins Bethel Yenkee Street Thomas Monler

Williams Pink Pills Offered In Pack Sizes

Sarah E Bowen of Peru Indiana notes the pills are sold in packs not by dozens or hundreds. Available at all druggists or directly from the Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New Jersey 60 cents per hex six hexes 2 60.

Dr. Williams

Missing Jewelry Spurs Quick Hunt by Monter Couple

The Monter couple tracked a thief into LaPrairie after discovering their jewelry gone upon returning home. Despite the early search, no further trace of the culprit was found. The loss remains a blow to the couple, who hope to recover their property.

Monter Rascal LaPrairie

Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Severe Chest Cough

Annie Springer of 1125 Howard Ave Pa reports a complete cure from a long hacking cough after using Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. She praises its relief of chest pain and improved sleep, with trial bottles offered free at Dr Powell's drug store and a guaranteed royal cure for throat chest or lung issues.

Annie Springer Howard Dr King Dr Powell

La Prairie News Roundup Of Local Happenings

Cat tle shipment and sales updates, farm notes, and social visits fill a La Prairie week. From births on June 12 and 13 to deaths, school reports, and church events at MB and MEB, residents share travel, vacations, wool hauling, and summer plans. Rev Nesbitt and Rev Martin swap pulpits, old- fashioned ice cream nights entertain shoppers, and Children’s Day at Mi & cargh drew crowds with songs and recitations.

Harry Brimmer Erwin Calder Porter Webber Bert Edminister Virginia Johnson Ahe Frank Wilson New Jersey Loren Vic Rev Nesbitt UP Church Thomas Martin Smiths Davidsons Pringles Turnbull Hilderbrant Mi & Cargh MEB

Local notices from Wheatland and Princeton area

Reports from Wheatland supervisors in Princeton last week mention Lindsey Anderson Robi McCoy and Miss Cleary with various local tasks. Rev Northrop preached at Lone Tree last Sunday and a future sermon is planned. The Bureau county Sunday school convention was moved from Whitefield to Tiskilwa on the 27th and 28th to accommodate delegates and state workers. The piece also notes lawn maintenance and weed issues in the city, and an advocate predicts German carp in the Illinois river may exceed pig pen output in value.

Wheatland Kunnells Princeton Lindsey Anderson Robi McCoy the Lake Lone Tree Miss Cleary FGC Book of Putnam Fred Rev Northrop Tim Bureau County Whitefield

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