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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

7

Local Notes and Movements In Lacon Area

Lacon residents report Nelle Muirhead obtaining a po lon trimmer in a millinery shop at Elgin while her mother will care for the home with another daughter. Michael Vides, a coal miner, was tried and sent to Watertown for treatment after a period in Lacon. Meats market changes noted as a new shop will open after the current tenant moves, and William Reed ships goods to Webb Iowa for future work. Bert Drake family plans to move west after rains. F. A. Barr recovered from illness. Myrtle and Maude Odell visit friends from Kewanee. candidates gear up for election season. O. Martland plans to move away.

Lacon Nelle Muirhead Elgin L. H. al Michael Vides Watertown B. Dey William Reed Webb Clay County Iowa Chicago Bert Drake Ashington State W. O'Leary March Harry Maxwell George Tarbill Simeon Walker F. A. Barr Myrtle Maude Odell Kewanee Tre O. Martland

Local notices and community moves in South Whitefield

Ott vacates Roy Chase residence while Towle moves into Alrs Kear's home. New baby boy born March 10 to Willie Wilde and wife weighing 11 pounds. George Christman and family moving to Boarland. John Mead family to Meister home. Farmers hire bands for summer work. quilting at Mrs. W. McCulloch's Ladies Aid. many residents moving in and out as spring approaches.

Ott Roy Chase Towle Alrs Kear Joe Parson Orn Willie Wilde Manford Wilson Bert Drake W. Harney Henry George Chrisman George Joseph Marlin Wenoun AI A Illinois Bert Smith Jay Kirste Gote Attall Fledged Iowa Holler Mr Laskey South Whitefeld Peopie George Christman Boarland John Mead Jaeshs Miss Lyone Mr Furling Lysmen James Lyons Edward Kaiser Will Havn’t Fred +Applin Lon Higgins Chas. Shelmle Geo—Krepper John Burton Ed Shorts Losng Mr Fairchild Henry Bensheatr Albert Stevens Fred Barton Fairchild Ladies Aid of the Center Church I. Martell Wight Willcbe Thomas Wable Wm. McGee Cromwell Helmandollar John Degan Wm. Niblock Henry Matthon Eva Krepper Ind Alve Elster Peter Hank Dwight Packard Lon Higring Geo. Lombar Higgins Geo Kreoper Jug George Lombard Baby Herman Ed Mattern Wm. Yarger Eva Elsie Cox Thomas Longman Wim Applin Alice Appin Shorts Abe Shurts Yarger

Local Notes From Nearby Residents and Events

C Jacobs did carpenter work at eee Grove and spent Sunday at home with his mother C D Marshall. Mr and Mrs Arthur Head of near La Rose visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Osborne were guests of I W Waughop and family on Sunday. Meta Tasgmann spent weekend at home. Holler sale drew a large crowd and sold well. John DeWalt welcomed a baby boy. Etta Lyons will assist Grandma Jacobs this week. Charlie Hunt visited countryside on Saturday.

C. Jacobs Eee Grove C.D. Marshall I. W. Waughop’s Arthur Head Near la Rose Wm Osborne I. W. Waughop Meta Tasgmann Holler John DeWalt Etta Lyons Grandma Jacobs Charlie Hunt

Obituary and local notes from Milo area of Bureau county

Edward Pettigrew among Milo pioneers is buried at Stays Grove after funeral at home led by Rev Baker. Community updates include hunters after ducks, upcoming entertainment and supper, school fundraising, spelling prize won by Ila Dille, ill care for Mrs Jos Newhalfen, and local visits and relocations across Henry, Kansas, and Oklahoma.

Edward Pettigrew Milo Bureau County Duried Tresding Irving Stayd's Grove Rev Baker Merton Swift Merton John Wright Will Murphy Will Wright St Joe Longman Lyman Dennis Lla Dille Henry Anton Frey Jos Newhalfen

Camp Grove movers and local farming notes update

Frank Holton will load his goods at Camp Grove to ship to Albert City Iowa where he bought an improved farm. Several residents moved goods to new homes including Martin Powitt Mrs Francia John Hickey and others. New store partnership at Yuu to FP streets, two extra trains added on the C N W branch, and local sales and visits noted.

Frank Holton Camp Grove Albert City Iowa Martin Powitt Francia John Hickey Malone Jas Malone Joseph Mahaney Townsend Place B. Cornelius Conrad Farrm Dalton J Catton John Nicholls North Saratoga Adam McCuean Joseph Gubbins Mr Gubbins Mr McCuean John Monler James Winn Minnie Nuras Lawn Hidke John Hall Bert Townsend Wyoming Theodore Real Elizabeth Malone Cornelius Ed Shurts Saratoga Stella Townsend

Broadmoor Spring Busy, Neighbors Plan Seasonal Work

Broadmoor residents report warm days prompting spring chores and hunting a clean home. Families hire help for farm tasks, roads hinder travel, and locals attend church events, visits, and meetings as Mrs Martell hosts the Ladies Aid with plans for April.

Sawmill worker loses three toes in accident

John Dean Jr. at the IT, M. and W., Co. sawmill on Saturday afternoon accidentally cut off three toes of his right foot. He was taken to Dr. O. F. Taylor for care and is recovering as well as could be expected.

John Dean Jr M. and W., Co O. F. Taylor Lee Brothers Clarke Haws Tra Cee Jr. C.purylor Chanville Mra QO. F. Taylor Mary VY. Griffin McNabb Friends Joseph Otto Wm. MoiMit Hattle French Sandy Inez Sandy Inez Barney Hagan Alex Kennedy Jévons Station Alex Mekorgan Clear Creek Howard Detong Washburn Moffit Frank Hauger Dairy Sundy Gertie Peterson Bloomington Mrs Lash Alan Massies J. He Massle J. EB. Boman T. F. Lash Wm. Breun Carence Potter Streator Fred Glover Henry Reeves Shinn J. N. Wilson Mt. Palatine Lloydie Kidd

HENNEPIN ROADS GROUPS AND LOCAL MOVEMENTS

Hennepin roads connect Christianson and daughter Mary Trene returning home to Buckley and A crowd of 15 youths visited Andrew Morse and family. Henry and Lizzie Morse left for Bloomfield Indiana Tuesday night. Pools school teachers and pupils enjoy a two week vacation. Alva and Forrest Nelson left work briefly this week to rest amid Broad days.

Women's Tailored Suits Promoted at Deep Discounts

Advert boasts New and stylish women suits priced from $3.08 to $20 with diverse cuts and finishes including Eton and Norfolk styles in brown gray blue and black. Emphasizes low prices, confidence in product, and numerous models available for February sales.

Eton Norfolk

New Line of Mixes Skirts in Latest Shades

Full line of skirts arriving featuring four styles including flounced designs, wicker and moire trims, and options in black, gray, brown, and basket cloth. Prices range from 2.50 to 8.98 with quality Melton varieties and walking skirts in multiple colors.

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