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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

11

Litchfield Manure Spreader and New Lowa Cream Separator Ad

Local trader promotes a fine line of farm implements including manure spreaders wagons robes and whips. Highlights the Marseilles Grain Dump as best on the market and offers machine lubricants and kerosene. Promotes trades for fair dealings and customer satisfaction.

Marseilles

Sparland Community News Roundup and Sickness Report

Sparland notes show Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Dunlap visiting and socializing while many neighbors report illnesses. The Woodmen add members, basketball game with Peoria Tigers yields 30 to 40, and Elmer Olson departs for Peoria. A funeral visit brings Harry Compton home, and a Methodist reception welcomes two new church members.

George Mark Helen Phillips Woodmen Viva Marion Lester Lacon Mr. Vincent Roy Cumming Peoria Tigers Sparand Elmer Olson Peoria Harry Compton Miami Methodist Church Howard Pribble

Miners face spring shutdown as Illinois coal mines close

Illinois coal mines plan a shutdown on April first with large coal trains transporting stock north for summer use. Miners discuss summer plans at a town hall meeting and a commissary may aid workers if layoffs occur as residents react to the looming shutdown.

Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Health, happiness, and beauty tied to vigor

An article notes that beauty follows good health and offers a home remedy prescription from The Family Doctor. It promotes Fluid Extract Black Haw, Aspen Seal, and Pure Water as a daily dose to improve complexion, strength, and nerves, claiming Aspen Seal is alcohol free.

Local Social Notes Highlight Prairie Gatherings

LA PRAIRIE residents host dinners with Calder and Collins circles. Visitors include James Collins, Emily Root in Chicago, Will Russell at Princeton, and the Clem ents from Bureau. Trips feature David Weekly and Dorothy Scott en route to Colorado and Indiana. Charles Casey of Lacon visits. Henry King and Mr Wiles relocate through Camp Grove area.

James Collins Emily Root Chicago Black Will Russell Lizzie Barnes Princeton Wm. Clement Bureau Gale Reynolds David Ellsworth Colorado Indiana Dorothy Scott Denver Ethan Wilmot Clarinda Charles Casey Lacon Alvin Calder Henry King Bell Calder Camp Grove Mr. Wiles Speer

Saratoga Thaw News and Local Updates

Saratoga reports a January thaw with various notes. Sun Will Coulter improves, Carter Shearer heads to Minnesota sick, Herbert Doyle in Urbana with mumps, and William Jacobs family now in South Dakota. Will Diverbiss loses a horse to lockjaw, Mrs Jennie Bartlett dies in California, burial in Minneapolis. Cleve Shearer recovers from illness. subscribe for The Republican.

Will Coulter Carter Shearer Minnesota Herbert Doyle Urbana Wm. Jacobs South Dakota Will Diverbiss Bruce Wilson California Jennie Bartlett Wilson Minneapolis Minn Cleve Shearer

Whitefield News Totters From Winter Sicknesses

Miss Gilpin resumes teaching Monday after a two week vacation due to her father's illness. multiple families relocate as neighbors welcome new residents. illness spans two weeks with many visits to sick relatives. Wunder farm quarantine ends this week. community offers sympathy.

Frank Wunder Mr. Fountain Wunder Charley Aukland Smith Farm Whitefield Jake Helgoth Little Family C. Klein Leslie Waughop Miss Lane Burson School I. W. Waughop Milton Heller George McCluskey George Holler Sparlad McCluskey

South Milo News Items and Local Moves

Henry Mattison and Will Bentley delivered hogs at Broadmoor. Clarence Austin and Everett Orwig spent Tuesday with Charlie Reid. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Denton on February 29. Mrs Lina Bair and Ralph Osceola visited Charlie Moore’s Monday to Wednesday. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Charlie Austin for rag sewing. George Wilson moved to a farm 50 miles northeast of Toulon. Charlie Schueman will take over the old Wilson place. English Spavin Liniment ads promise blemish cure. no further action.

South Milo Henry Mattison Will Bentley Broadmoor Clarence McClane Frank Tickell Erna Charlie Frank Lidgard Festus Bentley Everett Orwig Clarence Austin Charlie Reid Ira Robinson Indiana Lina Bair Ralph Osceola Charlie Moore Charlie Austin George Wilson Toulon Charlie Schueman Walnut Wilson George Toomey Orwig Will Mielkey Toomey Oliver Wright

Neighborhood Changes and Family News From Milo Raini Katt Area

Raini Katt and sister Lina visit l Osceola for several days at Charles Moore's. Grandma Wray has been ill since Sunday at granddaughter Mrs Henry Smith's home. Lulu Cohrs and Anna Popp attend a relative's wedding in Pekin. Lydia Falk houses for grandpa David Robinson as Rachel Stone and family return to Iowa. L A S met with Mrs Charles Austin to open carpet rags for Mrs Ed Jennings.

Milo Raini Katt Lina l'Osceola Charles Moore Grandma Wray Henry Smith Lulu Cohrs Anna Popp Pekin Lydia Falk David Robinson Rachel Stone Iowa Charles Austin Ed Jennings

Lawn Ridge Passages Share Local Happenings and Visits

Charley Neff visits relatives in Patte town while Mrs. Betsy Beaton burial proceeds. Mrs. Caroline Wilder marks her ninety fourth birthday with neighbors sending congratulations. Margaret Smith shines in Washington's day school program at Edelstein. Local injuries, hospital stays, and upcoming anniversaries fill the week with social and family news from Lawn Ridge and Edelstein.

James B. Green Clark Hodge Toulon Betsy Beaton Elmwood Lawn Ridge Ceme Edelstein Lawn Ridge Cemetery Thomas Martin Caroline Wilder Margaret Smith Washington Charles Perkins H. C. Grady Fred Rapp Fred Brimmer Ft. Madison Morris Perkins Charles Owens Peoria L. A. Chapin Princeville Inlaw F. C. Williams Rock Island L. J. Wilson Erskine George Perkins Linus Norris Root Chicago Julius Bullock Proctor Hospital Rutherford

Probate Court notices and real estate transfers listed

Probate matters include final settlements and administration letters for Bassett Koch Twitchell Wright Bade and other estates with reports approved. Real estate transfers show multiple lot trades in Wenona Lacon and Toluca among Werling Fischer Kelso Neifing and others. Marriage licenses issued to Toluca residents by district authority.

George H. Bassett Mary Koch Mary Twitchell B. Anschicks Perry Dunn Harvey Hunter C. L. Loomis Albert True Thomas Monier Hiram GC. Wright Edward Bade Anna Stella Neifing Louis A. Lentz Lacon Henry J. Werling Omar H. Harten Wenona Henry Werling Daniel Everette Frank J. Fischer George Grentzner James Kelso Martha Welland Martha Wieland Mary V. Kelso Gale Barnes Et al Harriet Stinger Paul Nighswonger Charlotte M. Anderson Whitefield Charles Clemens Timothy ‘Hunt Varna Jerome Howe Evans H. Dugan Mary Shields Iblock Toluca Rose Brown Patteria J.taylor Maude EB Taber Henry City Bridge Company Partnear Hopewell Julius C. Meister

Dills and Elopement Highlights From Wenona News

Margaret Toluca died at age ten after a sudden illness and was buried in Wenona. A surprise third wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. R. Beresford drew friends to Royal Neighbors club rooms with refreshments and a nostalgic mood. Local society notes include visits, medical consultations, a dramatic reader from Streator organizing elocution, a postponed home talent play due to a storm, and several neighborhood news items from Wenona and Henry.

Toluca Kate Dillon Margaret Wenona Royal Neighbors’ Club R. Beresford Rutland Potts Maggie McFarland Pearl Patterson Bean Streator Marshall Charles Spires Henry Our Home Talent Dramatic Company Tom Nevans Washington W. Dolan Texas Dolan The Santa Fe Frances Moffitt Our City Joe Slapinski Mary Boo[bin Clarence Hedrick McVicker Worth McVicker

Farewell party looms as Morse residents prepare move

Mud persists in Morse as Wallace Storms hosts a farewell party before moving to a new home near Toulon in a few days. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Isom Jackson on a recent Saturday. Ralph and Lina Bair spent time with Mr and Mrs Charles Moore while Mrs Hattie Moster visited. Will and Mrs Will Minter plan to move near Tiskilwa to take a rented farm. Mrs Schwab stays with her daughter and Mrs Oscar Denton helps care for a new grandson. Adam Henkins visited in Henry last week.

Illinois Andrew Jacobson Mr. Jarman Mary Tanner Ruth Marland Sheffie'd Bobbett Charley Duncan Texas Robert Henry Olson Minnie Ruby Will Hill Irving Parsons Henry Franks Ed Christman Ethel Wallace Hoadley Oscar McLaughlin Will Wild Frank Anderson Olson LACON Bill Farr Chicago Bill Boggs M. J. Finnegan Kemp Wyatt Peoria Fred Vincent Sparlad Mrs. Baker Washington Street Fred Steuben Township Vincent Sparland Tom Breen Tom C. J. Held C. S. Long Roosevelt Elizabeth Riley Arizona E. J. Riley Eureka Nellie Riley Rapid City Hardy Stroup Ben Thompson California John Cooper Cooper Jonn Heim George C. Reddan Mr. Reddan Jacob Wolford Wallace Toulon Isom Jackson Ralph Lina Bair Osceola Charles Moore Hattie Moster Lord's Will Minter Tiskilwa

Supervisors Notice from Lacon Illinois 1908

Marshal county board of supervisors will meet at the court house in Lacon on March 9 1908. Each bill must be itemized sworn certified by town supervisor and filed in the county clerk office by noon the preceding Saturday. Unfiled bills will be carried to the next meeting. Thomas A Connell county clerk.

Lacon Ill Board of Supervisors Marshal County Thomas A. Connell

Small Pox Scare in Lacon A Mild Epidemic

The Lacon small pox scare shows a mild form with 15 to 20 cases. A pest house at Watt boarding house on Fifth Street houses seven patients as authorities close schools and churches and ban gatherings. Business continues with normal town turnout despite public health efforts.

Lacon Watt Fifth Street Busness

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