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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

13

Fourth of July News From Sparland Neighborhood

Local notes recount visits and travels among Sparland residents including Mrs Young, Miss Flora Transpeter returning from Peru, Miss Essie Hoadley in Saratoga township, and families from Henry, Lacon, and La con. Social events marked by birthdays, summer school, and preparations for a home bakery sale on Saturday July 2.

Young Geo, Rickey Flora Transpeter Peru Essie Hoadley Saratoga Township Mary Onyunj Henry Frank Johnson H. Gehr Sadie Mariah Thomas Veda Lacon Dr. Royce Mia Ben Russell Freida Frank Chicago Frank Hill East Moline Edna Thomas Bessie Ray Clara Stanley Baby Lillie Simpson Lottie Duncan Town Kansas Clyde McLaughlin Peoria Janeta Beltz Home Bakery Sale Holmes Tanner Frances Fred Hill Miss Leah Homes Will Berwick

Local Notices and Family Happenings Across Peoria Area

A jumble of local items notes Mrs. Mary Zinger visiting Peoria with her family and Daisy Parsons injuring her ankle requiring crutches. The text mentions Archi family illness, miners making hay, shopping trips, births, and a range of social visits in Peoria and nearby towns. A church event, Race viewing, and minor traffic notes are also referenced amid scattered personal updates.

Mary Zinger Peoria Audren Daisy Parsons Bob Dunca Cago Archi Newel Ridenhour Bertha

Weather and local notices from Camp Grove district

A garbled report describes a Sunday event at Camp Grove with residents including Mr and Mrs Hog, notes about carpenters painting, lightning damage to a shed, new coats of paint for houses, and several local residents such as J Lubbell and Mrs BeD ne ter. It mentions a knee injury to Mr Starliper, Bert Newman horse injuries, a heavy downpour, and farm activity near Speer.

Hog Camp Grove Peter Herberger Carpenters Joseph Clark J. L. Gray C. R. Jones Byalee Chihis Robert Bed Neter Ngsis Caputo Pearl Wright Lubbell Missouri Johnny Barnes Cain Herbert Wilson Hosea Dalrymple Speer Starliper Bert Newman Sor

Community Notes From Speer And Nearby Towns

Local families report illnesses including mumps affecting Edith and Blanch McCraw. A ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs John Russell. Social visits span Peoria Champaign Edelstein and Wyoming. Mrs Cyrus Merrill remains critical. she was moved to Deaconess hospital. A large ten cent tea drew 83 guests. Children Day celebrations were staged on a Mr Hillebrand lawn due to heat. Chamberlains Colic remedy praised for curing diarrhoea.

Edith Blanch McCraw M. Gherr Brier Peoria John Russell Ida Saunders Speer R. Stretmatter Alvin Merrill Arthur Merrill Blanche Shallow Wyoming Irene Stocks Margaret Chase Champaign Ruby Latha Dunn Marguerite Speers Edelstein Elma Houghton Kate Canham Emington Cyrus Merrill al Shane Otto Hurd Fred Rapp James Speers Merle Stephens R. E. Harrington Richard Chicago EB. Hinman J. Parrish Ladies’ Association Yocom Indiana

Pioneer plow relic interests Mendota buyer

A Mendota junk buyer owns an old plow dating back 55 years. The relic is in fair preservation with a moulding board of four or five rods adjustable by thumb screws. The sod knife extends from the beam to the plow-share, highlighting historic farming gear.

Mendota

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advert

Chicago reader Mrs Alvena SrenrNe says two doctors warned of a third operation for inflammation and a small tumor. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she was cured by the third bottle. The ad urges women to build up the feminine system and remove causes of distress with the root and herb remedy.

Chicago Ill Lydia E. Pinkham

Camp Grove notes mix of local items and a dramatic earth eruption

Camp Grove brief notes on residents visiting Peoria and Bradford, local weddings and births, and an extraordinary account of a spring earthquake eruption near the town center with a geyser like water discharge and shaking ground. The piece also includes poems, social events, and community club reports from Lawn Ridge.

Social Visits And Local Work Progress At Henry And Surroundings

Miss Scha3man and Marjorie Smith visited Wednesday night at Henry Smith's. The Doty barn loss totaled 600 with 325 insured. A Frank Doty play netted 82.45. Workmen build a large concrete bridge south of Henry Smith's. Ernest Reynolds hosted Marion Charles on Sunday. Goodale couple in Henry Tuesday. Merrit and Mrs Chesney visited Sparland Saturday to Monday. Warren Grange family tea at Ernest Reynolds Wednesday.

Scha3man Marjorie Smith Henry Smith Hannnon Frank Barto Morris Herbert Goodale Henry Ernest Reynolds Marion Charles Charles Doty Frank Doty Haddie Merrit Wm. Chesney Sparland Charles Hunt Warren Grange

Local Visitors and Social Calls Across Bradford Area

Miss Margaret Condon visited sister Mrs Daniel Donovan and others attended gatherings at several homes in Bradford. Visitors included John Anderson, Eddie Merritt, Byron Allen, Pat Hannon, John O Neill in Chicago, and multiple calls at Rudolph Miller and George Draper’s. Chamberlains Cough Remedy offered with money back guarantee through two thirds bottle use.

Margaret Condon Daniel Donovan John Anderson Lombardville Charles Chenoweth Eddie Merritt Byron Allen Henry Bachman Pauline Hiram Allen S. John Tom Finnegan Francis Long Bradford Willie Perry Walter Henneberry Pat Hannon Allen Hunter Harry Doty Henry

Rain Lifts South Whitefield Mood After Weekend

Residents toast the weekend rain while sharing community notes. Wm Starliper’s friends send wishes after his painful accident and neighbors recount visits, carp trading, and local boating plans. The card mentions Miss Flora Osborne heading to Chicago and a new motor boat launched by D Marshall and Scott Osborne with initials M O on its hull.

South Whitefield Wm. Starliper R. M. Tremain Vancece Henry Peter Apfel Alex Wunder C. Jacobs la Prairie C. Hunt Ernest Chesney M. O Marshall Osborne

Kept the King at Home

Paul Mathurka of Buffalo New York says his family uses Dr King s New Life Pills as a safe easy remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The product costs 25 cents at T J Segraves and A J Ironmonger's drug stores.

Dr. King Paul Mathurka Buffalo N. Y T. J. Segraves A. J. Ironmonger

George Hall's horse killed by lightning in storm

George Hall reports a horse killed by lightning during the Sunday storm. The same storm struck two trees in Carl Barker's yard. Miss Lillie Kane helped Mrs. William Bentley with housework and visited home folks with Myra Bentley. The Doreas society met Mrs. Charlie Austin. Ladies' Aid to meet at Mrs. James Carrica's. Misses Wthel Reid and HEsie Swineman study music with Miss Lizzie Drawyer of Bradford. Little Eva McClane celebrated her tenth birthday June 16 with family gatherings and a party featuring ice cream cake candy and fruit.

Feller Mary Cluskey Bradford Oscar Heller Ed Maloney Gene Corcoran Peoria Monay John Barnes Robert Kelley Thomas Cain Addie Harty Hannah Owens Harhart Wyoming Geo. Skinner W. L. Flynn Varna Dominick Harty Eva Green W. J. Owens Mr. Green Iowa Adolph Renzi Peoria Mayme McManus Hosea Dalrymple Dakota Henry Shultz Hugh King Wm, King H. C. Bulleyment Samuel Swiger John McGinn James Ray Ryan John Hickey Willie Bessie Owens Sarah Murphy Academy Celestine Ryan Genevieve McGinn Henry Shultz Blough Barney Colgan, Sr Camp Grove North End Athletic Club Goddess of Liberty Taft Nonenity Teddy South Milo George Hall Mr Hall Carl Barker Lillie Kane Doreas Society Charlie Austin James Carrica Wthel Reid Hesie Swineman Lizzie Drawyer Eva McClane McClane

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