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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
10
Bergner Co reports record crowds at its spring opening with high enthusiasm and strong belief in Paris style trends. The retailer asserts its models are exclusive and accessible and invites customers to visit for their needs.
Miss Arminta Ray visited Mr and Mrs C G C Cofoid in Hennepin. Clark Haws waived examination at a Magnolia justice of the peace hearing and posted 1000 bond for April circuit court. Attendance figures show Magnolia Varna Lostant Hope with totals and a lead for Magnolia Varna over Lostant Hope by 1347.
McNabb Harry Hull and W H Johnston took civil service exams in Streator for postmaster at this place to be April 1. Many residents visited relatives or attended church and caucuses. The Modern Woodmen initiated 11 members with a banquet. The Henry Republican invites readers to send in news items for publication.
Lora Kays Enida Griffith return from DeKalb for spring vacation. Inez Hed din visits Bloomington. Various locals attend horse sale in Granville and river duck hunts. School program and Magnolia Grange initiated new members. Croup remedy Dr Kings New Discovery praised by Manchester family. available locally. Local social, sporting and health items span Quaker Lane area.
Maple syrup enthusiasts are invited to apply to Charles Bishop in Magnolia Illinois for this year's pure maple syrup program. Contact details include a Magnolia phone line for inquiries and registration.
Mary J Hartenbower Keller of Tonica born January 23 1873 Mount Palatine Illinois died March 8 1911 at St Marys hospital Streator after gall stones and appendectomy. She married Ozier Keller March 4 1896 and lived in Edna Kansas before settling nearby. Survived by husband three children Charles 14 Jay 10 Walter 5 parents five brothers four sisters and many relatives. Funeral at Lestant Baptist church with special music and sermon by Rev Ackland Lord Boyle. Interment Hope cemetery.
The text touts Doctor Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver ailments, citing forty years of use and ingredients list. It promotes non alcoholic composition, root extracts, and a free booklet from Dr. R V Pierce, Buffalo NY, plus All Healing Salve and Pleasant Vellets for digestive and systemic benefits.
Miss Sadie Herrick visits Putnam for a weekend stay. Woodmen of the Florid camp attend events in McNabb with many members joining. Mrs. I S Boles of Chicago welcomed a baby boy, formerly Miss Julia Fulmer. Mrs. Maude Glass visits Granville while Mrs. George Patrick hosts a St Patrick’s Day dinner. Willis Deininger hosts a birthday party for son Willis. Floyd Allen visits from Magnolia. John McNeil ill in Rockford but improving. Mrs. R Henning of Hennepin visits daughter near Florid. Otto Hanson in Peoria. Larson and Hanson visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Seyler Irwin visit DePue. Cora Allen central girl from Sprinkleburg spends Sunday locally.
Elderly users report Foley's Kidney Remedy eases kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. Isaac N. Regan a farmer from Missouri claims it cured his condition and urges others to try it. A. J. Ironmonger endorses the medicine.
Local society news and family notices from Lostant Illinois include visits by Marie Isch A H Griffin and George Hartenbower. travel to Elgin Chicago Bloomington and Peoria. moving plans and family illnesses. events such as Glazier Jubilee singers concert and AP legislative bureau update. weather damage to a barber shop window and obituaries with funeral details. Updated social notes and small town movements with several named residents and places.
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