Big Dance at Pavilion Park Rundown and Zephyr
Baseball at Pavilion Park last Sunday featured the Penu Stars versus Henry with 500 supporters arriving via steamer Swain. Noe pitched for Peru, West leaped to grab a long fly by Kanive, and Hoberg drew protests from Henry fans while Leverich towered at third base. Rev Zerby spoke on temperance with a large church turnout amid a storm, praising Mr Ballew and Mrs Rowley in a musical revival accompanying the sermon.
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Pavilion Park
Penu Stars
Swain
Stars
Noe
Kewanee
Leverich
Moline
Fitzpatrick
la Salle Eagles
Peru
Herman
Henry
Bill
Kanive
West
Blundell
Hoberg
Roose
Zerby
M. 1
Ballew
Our Christian Church
H. PO
A. West
Runkel
Walgenbach
Richards
Tart
Wilmeroth
Henry R H PO
I Heininger
A McGalligan
Kramer
Fitpatrick
Heininger
Saunders
McKeon
Lacon
News of the City Personal notices and local events
Mrs. William Siewers and children visited her Venona relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith welcomed a 11pound baby girl. Clarence Moon attended his nephew’s Peoria commencement. Various visits from Nebraska to Michigan City and Chicago families are noted along with local officer elections and school progress in Putnam village and Henry. A memorial for Clara Belle Daniels Hubbell recounts family ties and church service.
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William Siewers
Venona
Fred Smith
Wilbur Moon
Clarence Moon
Peoria
William Forbes
Nebraska City
Neb
Katie Forbes
McCullough
Patrick Hennessey
Thomas Finnegan
Grafton
Mary Creminiu
Chicago
Lila Selden
Babe
A. G. Humphrey
New York
R. F. Burt
Sparland
Anna Tanquary
Beulah Kear
Hazel Odell
Vanda Ray
Winnie Macon
Mamie Campbell
Wilson Jarman
Roland O'Leary
Daniels
H. W. Burger
Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Lower Falls
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Louisa Bell
We thank those who offered services during our mother's last illness and those who shared sympathy after her departure. Special thanks to Mrs. Anna Brow Mrs. Emma Diniz Mrs. Sidney Wagoner Dr. H. J. Bell and to Thomas Hubbell who accompanied his wife’s remains. Plans to return to Missouri in a few days.
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Louisa Bell
Anna Brow
Emma Diniz
Sidney Wagoner
H. J. Bell
Thomas Hubbell
Missouri
Pleasing Entertainment on Cotton Blossom Theater at Port
The Cotton Blossom floated theater performed A Woman's Revenge to a crowded Tuesday night audience. The show blended drama with music, dancing, singing and fresh jokes while delivering an uplifting moral. Emerson, known for clean shows, is in the east securing new scenery and will return with a new performance in August.
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Emerson
East
Farm land bargains from W J Garfield in Rensselaer Indiana
Real estate notice offering 160 acres at 55 dollars per acre with easy terms and good location. Also 280 acres at 05 dollars per acre with two improved sets eight miles from county seat near school and church on railroad and telephone. Other parcels at 57 and 65 dollars per acre. Garfield promises fair treatment for buyers seeking farm lands.
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W. J. Garfield
Rensselaer, Ind
Auto crash near Crow Creek. two escape with injuries
Addie Brown and Walter Duke survived a high speed crash on the Richmond road to J. E. Quinn's farm when steering failed near Crow Creek. The car overturned, gasoline ignited but was smothered. Brown sustained head and limb injuries, Duke a deep gash and bruises. Ed Quinn pulled the wreck from the creek. warning issued on dangerous speeds.
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Duke Bros
J. E. Quinn
Whitefield Township
Addie Brown
Walter Duke
Mr. Quinn
Walter
Richmond
Henry
Quinn
Crow Creek Bridge
Dawson Farm
Crow Creek
Brown
Ed Quinn
L. M. Bell
Daisy Hoover Dies After Long Illness at 32
Mrs Daisy Hoover wife of D O Hoover and daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Smith died June 4 1911 after months of illness at her parents home in Henry Ill She was born November 28 1879 and would have turned 32 next November She leaves a seven year old son and her parents Funeral held June 16 at 9 30 from the residence Reverend J A Jackson officiated and burial followed in Morningside Cemetery Henry Illinois Her husband son and her parents survive and many friends express sympathy in this family’s loss.
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Thomas D. Hubbell
Clara Belle Daniels
Kirwin
Kas
Fulton
Iowa
Harl Wdwin
Eva Bessie
Hubbell
Illinois
Missouri
M. E. Church of
Henry, Ill
Henry
M. B. Church
R. L. Vivian
Clara
Elsie Smith
Thomas Salisbury
Josep Kuss
William Garlin
George Holler
Jesse Reinbeck
A B, Smith
Piper City
Joseph H. Perry
Perry
Hanson
Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Louis J. Albert
Brenton Cemetery
Philadelphia
Brenton Township
Rachel Perry
Archibald McKinney
Minnie Corey
Cabery
Mr. Perry
Presbyterian Church
BD. O. Hoover
Daisy Hoover
D. O. Hoover
C. G. Smith
Mrs. Hoover
Marshall County
Ill
Hoover
J. A.jackson
Morningside
Leeceedan Fernando
Cal
Charles G. Smith
Longman
Main Street
James F. Smith
C. Hlsie Smith
St John's Episcopal Church Plans Normal Services Next Sunday
Rev R Bancroft Whipple invites friends to attend services as usual. The Cotton Blossom boat show ended Tuesday evening after overcrowding forced 200 refusals. Drama and vaudeville were praised with a return visit planned for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
R. Bancroft Whipple
St. John's Church
Episcopal
Rev. R. Bancroft Whipple
Died at Chicago Miss Emma C Warner
Miss Emma C Warner dies at 921 Langley Avenue Chicago of heart failure at 62. She had been a long time shut in due to paralysis and spinal curvature yet shown great character and service to family and neighbors. Born Terre Haute Indiana December 25 she moved to Henry Illinois then Chicago with her mother and sister. Funeral held at Mrs Sarah Morgan's residence in Henry with interment at Henry Cemetery. She is survived by her mother sister Ella Warner Scott and brother H S Warner. Card of thanks from the family expresses gratitude for sympathy and aid.
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Chicago
Emma C. Warner
R. K
Alrena Warner
Langley Avenue
Miss Warner
Terre Haute
Henry
Ella Warner Scott
Scott
Jennie Higgins
Sarah Morgan
Warner Homestead
Main Street
Vivian
Andrews
Jeuness
Williams
Henry Cemetery
Warner
Springfield
H. RB. Warner
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Sebree
Putnam Village
M. E
Ottawa
Cooper M. Dunn
Starved Rock
Nebraska
Dunn
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