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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1914

Page

11

New Wall Paper Display and Lecture Event Notice

An advertisement promotes updated spring wallpaper stock at T. J. Segraves Garner Druggist with varied prices. A March 9 lecture by Count Alexander M. Lockwitzky LL D at the M E Church is announced as part of a lecture series. Local sports recap notes Sparland and Henry teams, plus student movements and social events in Lacon and nearby towns.

T. J. Segraves Garner Henry, II Alexander M. Lockwitzky M. E. Church Sparland Henry High School Comets Peoria Meteors Peoria Henry Richard Hayes Prospect Mon Mr. Hayes

Sparland Notes Reflect Illness Visits and Local Life

Sparland community updates show Miss Bess Hill ill with grip while Frank VanAntwerp visits Peoria. Residents entertain guests from Peru and Verona, with several local trips to Henry and Clark City. Accidents include Carl Cumming’s wrist injury and Wm Johnson dislocating a wrist. The closing lecture is set for March 9 at the M E church and a lumber office break-in occurs with no loot. Social events cover dinners, weddings, and club meetings.

Bess Hill Frank VanAntwerp Ruby Olson Peru Ruth Marland Venona Benj Gallup Henry Sparland Hursay N. W. Tanner Charles Onyan Zellhofer Leroy Barr Lewis Osborne W. W. Dewey Peoria M. E. Church Laura Carver Sara Charles Frank Tarbill Helen Havana Chicago Aitchison M. B. Church I. C. O. F. Glayssa Lodge Jaccn C. C. McLaughlin

Farm Supplies From Case to Moline Plows and Wagons

Farm supplies advertising farms and ranch equipment including Case and Moline plows planters implements International wagons manure spreaders Schroeder grain dumps Dairy Maid cream separators Peoria power washing machine Cowboy tanks heaters wire fencing buggies whips oils greases husking pegs pumps and tanks a specialty.

Schroeder

Birthday Surprise for George Frank Planned by Wife

A Saturday evening birthday surprise for George Frank was organized and hosted by his wife, Mrs. Frank, with help from her mother Mrs. George Simpson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Marshall, Mrs. Frank VanAntwerp, Mrs. M. E. Wild, Miss Simpson, and George Christman. The party featured card tables, carrom boards, a full supper, and a celebratory mood as guests left Sunday morning after wishes for many more such occasions.

George Frank Mrs. Frank Mr. Frank Oscar McLaughlin C. C. McLaughlin Frank Anderson B. A. Kline C. D. Marshall Frank VanAntwerp M. BE. Wild Miss Simpson George Christman

Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Cures Coughs

Mrs David Moor of Sagnview Alabama praises Dr Kings New Discovery saying it cured her husbands 16 year cough and son’s eight year cough. The ad claims it stops hacking coughs relieves la grippe and lung ailments with money back if it fails. Available from all druggists at 50 cents and 1.00.

Dr. King David Moor Sagnview Ala T. J. Segraves A. J. Ironmonger

Steuben News Roundup of Local Illnesses and Socials

Arthur Kehlenbach and the Carver children suffered grip this week while Henry H. Sargent assists Kehlenbach at home. A farewell party for Dick Hayes was held last Tuesday. Miss Lyda Buck visited Marie Garrett. Ada Pringle and George Wiley called on Mrs. Wm. Russell. Mrs. Louis Hawk remained ill. Aid society to meet Mrs. Scheeler next week.

Lyda Buck Marie Garrett Henry H. Sargent Arthur Kehlenbach Aid Society Joseph Scheeler Ada Pringle George Wiley Wm. Russell Louis Hawk

Spring Blood and System Cleanser Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic to cleanse blood and restore energy, urging a four week treatment sold by local merchants A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves. The piece also reports a Watseka post office parcel mishap involving a fragile pork sausage package from Springfield.

A. J. Ironmonger’s T. J. Segraves Watseka Springfield Office of Origin

Local Woman Now a Big Advertiser

A Henry Illinois woman started a large ad campaign after giving Harmony Hair Beautifier to friends for Christmas. The beauty products, Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampo o, are sold at Rexall stores and locally by A. J. Ironmonger in Henry.

Fie Harmony Rexall A. J Henry

Local Moves and Socials Round La Prairie

La Prairie residents relocate to farms and houses around Chillicothe and nearby areas. A social line recalls visitors and hosting events, including Clara Doran entertaining Nina Stevenson and the L L GC girls presenting a carving set to Mrs. Nina Stevenson. Miss Lucy Gallup’s upcoming wedding to Guy Moore is noted with a shower and greetings.

Chicago Ed Manock Colorado Emma Kanive Lacon Minnie Gallup John Turnbull Roy Safford Washburn la Prairie Clara Doran Wombacher Henry Nina Stevenson H. 5 Edminster Minnesota Wilbur Casey Alvin Calder Lucy Calder Walter Burnett Sparland Anna Madison L. L. GC Herbert Wilson Rev. Jones of Joy Busby Saratoga Charlie Calder L. G. Calder

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Worm Expulsion

An advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as the remedy for a child’s illness linked to worms. It promises relief from seat and pin worms, notes a laxative effect, and markets the candy confection to children. Sold by Kickapoo Indian Med Co in Philadelphia or St. Louis for 25 cents.

Kickapoo Indian Med. Co Phil St. Louis

Whitefield Center Moves and Farm Shifts Reported

In Whitefield Center a busy relocation week unfolds as Aukland and Harry depart for Marysville Indiana then Chicago. Farms change occupants with Rowe Curry and others taking new holdings as residents plan harvest and visits to Paxton Peoria and Ohio.

Charles Aukland Harry Marysville Ind Chicago Mrs. Collins Allan Rouse Aukland Rowe Frank Curry Camp Grove Mr. Hyple Lone Tree Mr. Curry Nick Smith Morrison Mr. Rouse Draper Archie Williams Frank Weigan Mr. Weigan Ohio

Water deemed good in Penu amid typhoid debate

State health officials who investigated the typhoid outbreak in Penu plan to return for further study this week. J Otis Humphrey of Springfield, longtime U S district judge since 1901, was elected trustee of the University of Chicago and earlier served as U S district attorney.

Penu State Department State Health Department J. Otis Humphrey Springfield Southern District of Illinois University of Chicago Humphrey United States Jacksonville Shurtleff College Upper Alton Peter S. Grosseup Chicago

Squire Perkins Attends Jerome Willard Sale

From Peoria came George Perkins Lawn Ridge and the Squire for Jerome Willard's sale but a storm spoiled it and they returned Monday. Several Peoria visitors arrived including F D Nurss and family for a weekend at relatives, with Nurss on revenue work this month. William Wilcox returned from Mudlavia Ind and Rev and Mrs Curtis hosted William Hoskins of Panama, now visiting and planning a stint plowing land with Robert Green on the Green farm west of the village.

Lacon Lacon High School Joseph Allen Friday Eyning Etta Smith Wilburn John Kenive Ansel Hexter Chicago Josephine Twist Charles Hacker Peoria Mary DeWald Robert Cresswell Anske Jennie Bruce Streator Rob Bruce C. H. Smith H. L. Taylor Fifth Street Paris F. C. Sorrell William Camp James Oldfield Chena Alaska Lawn Ridge George Perkins Squire Jerome Willard F. D. Nurss Edwin Belle Allen Cline Lizzie Gaumer Wilder William Wilcox Mudlavia Ind Northwestern Rev William Hoskins Government Transport Service Panama Robert Green

Probate Court Action Notices and Conservatorship Orders

Probate court orders notice of final settlements by publication or mail for multiple estates including Wesner Johnson and Lauf. conservatorship granted for Max Ferrari with bond. guardianship letters issued for Andrew Tracey. heirship proven in MecLaughlin matter. final reports approved and administrators discharged. claim damages for Alma Mutton noted.

James K. Wesner Executrix Henry Johnson Frank Latourette Andrew I. Tracey Joseph Arthur MecLaughlin Alvina Speck John Bohnes Bernard and Frances Gliglieri William Lauf Alma Mutton

Conservator's report and real estate transfers listed

Estate affairs include conservator's report approval. Real estate transfers involve Mary Elizabeth Simpson Rood to Mary B. Simpson and numerous quit claim deeds across Richland, Lacon, Bennington, and nearby towns. Marriage licenses issued for Henry W. Schlosser and Elsie DeWalt, Fred Bestold and Anna M. Siems, Joseph Zaver and va Nachke.

Mary A. Fort Mary Elizabeth Simpson Rood Mary B. Simpson la Rose George W. Snell William Handley Steuben Annie Railton Jane A. Railton Bennington Mary McBride Eva Wasmer Adam Emma Glatz Ephraim Hoyt Henry John Wasmer Ray Roszell Andrew William Buck Richland Frank E. Carrithers Kate Smith Ellen L. Long Lacon George Watkins Nelia L. Davis Bell Plain Frank Watkins William Watkins Gertrude Lewis Bernie M. Wineteer Isaac L. Davis Anna C. Davis Sarah Rithmiller John E. Rithmiller Henry W. Schlosser Hopewell Elsie DeWalt Fred Bestold Anna M. Siems Joseph Zaver Va Nachke Tolnea

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by J W Sexton

A Montevallo Missouri dealer cites customer satisfaction and repeated demand for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. J W Sexton endorses the medicine, stating he recommends it with confidence and customers are pleased with its effects. Available from all dealers.

J. W. Sexton Montevallo

Hall township pauper claims in Bureau County total 26705

Hall township in Bureau County presents pauper claims totaling 26705 for one year. The township pays 17 percent of county tax yet asks for 54 percent of pauper help distribution. Spring Valley Ladd Cherry and other mining towns lie within the township.

Hall Bureau County Spring Valley Ladd, Cherry

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Mystic Workers Leita. Maxwell Elsie Gehr Velma Campbell Emmanu Juins Hans Otto Fred Blackwell David Ireland Ireland Whitefield Mystic Treasury Sparland Department Mr. McLaughlin Sparland, Ill the Ark Whitefield Center John D. Rockefeller Pei Rer Rockeffller First National Bank Henry, IN C. R. Jones Walter S. Harrison J. L. Jones Court House News F. E. Dawson Harry Snell J. F. Wolf McNabb Geo. M. Lombard Chamberlain
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