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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1911

Page

11

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Illness

Mr and Mrs Wm Riddell visit West Baden and Chillicothe. Mrs Joseph Hensley entertains aunt Mrs Rice of Farmington. Mr and Mrs Guy Moore of Henry host Milby Marshall. Mrs Harry Frisbey suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs Lillia Oldman visits parents the Bolenders. Mr and Mrs Frank Hill of Moline visit Wm and Mrs Hill. Wm Riddell of Chillicothe attends M E church. Milby Marshall and Rob ert Rickey visit Chillicothe. Mr and Mrs Wm Bennett visit with Luther Ray. Miss Bessie Hill stays with Mrs Guy Moore in Henry. Glen Wagner returns from La Porte with brother.

Wm. Riddell West Baden Joseph Hensley Mrs. Rice of Farmington Guy Moore Henry Milby Marshall’s Harry Frisbey Lillia Oldman Bolender Frank Hill Moline Wm. Hill Chillicothe M.E Milby Marshall Robert Rickey Wm. Bennett Bennett Luther Ray Bessie Hill Glen Wagner la Porte Ind

Pretty Stork Card Announces Baby at Dewey Home Camp Grove

Mrs Sparr notes birth at Mr and Mrs Harry Dewey home in Camp Grove. Local social items include Abingdon visits by Mrs Al Watkins and Ynnetta Sparr, Anna McFarland joining Clarke Co Peoria store, and church events in Sparland and Steuben Baptist church with a St Patrick program and a two act play.

Sparr Harry Dewey Camp Grove al Watkins Ynnetta Sparr Abingdon Peoria the Majestic Ernest Kline Fred Gehr Mabel Gehr Vivian Evans John van Antwerp Clyde McLaughlin Wm. Aitchison Jesse Duncan Anna McFarland Sparland St. Patrick’s Miss Gehr Everett Simpson Mr. Billiott Miss Nightwanger Lewis Webster Alfreta Bedford Roland O'Leary Oscar McLaughlin Albert Delvalley Bridget Beulah Kear Mike Harry Seibold The Baptist Church St. Patrick

La Prairie social notes and theater at Speer

Miss Clark of Peoria visits Mrs. Lulu Collins in La Prairie as social notes include guests Una Watt Dorothy Scott and Charles Goodrich at Lawn Ridge. The Colonel's Maid staged at town hall with Miss Blanche Davidson and Mildred Greene Wilmot among cast. next stop Sparland March 24. Also reports illness of Mrs. James Burnett and a Chicago wedding of John Hastings and Ollie Artman. Death of Mrs. Riddell noted with funeral in La Prairie.

Lucy Bradford Florence Aitchison Archie la Prairie Myrtle Wilmot Virginia Speer H. N. Wilmot Bradford Lacon Blanche Davidson Mildred Greene Wilmot Onarga Comnock School of Oratory Evanston Carlton College Farmington Town Hall Sparland James Burnett Henry King Wentworth S. D Herbert Wilson John Hastings Ollie Artman Chicago Riddell Henry U. P J. P. Nesbit College Springs

Colds warning urges Cham berlain's Cough Remedy sale

A newspaper note warns that colds can lead to serious germ diseases such as pneumonia and constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure and lists A J Ironmonger and A J Segraves as druggists selling it.

A. J. Ironmonger A. J. Segraves

South Whitefield notes and funeral for Buckley

Weather remains mild and roads good in March. Local farmers have wood milled while families move houses and relocate near Sparland and Shil licothe. The Buckley funeral at Sparland Baptist drew a large crowd, with floral displays and widespread affection. Card messages report good health and travel plans for Mrs Barr and Mr Barr as well.

Pearson Bonham School Fred Ely Lyman Vincent Shillicothe Dwyer Dorff Johnston Thomas Dwyer Vincent Rosie Baugh Henry Mr. Buckley Mr. Barr Wilder Brown Dallas Brown John DeWalt

Republican Front Page Briefs Headlines Fresh News

The Republican reports on early results and developing stories as they unfold. Readers are urged to follow ongoing coverage for updated scores, statements, and official confirmations from city and state authorities.

D. D. D. Prescription Claims Fast Skin Relief

An advertisement touts a topical mix of Oil of Wintergreen and Thymos claiming instant relief from burning itching and pimples. It promises soothing cleansing effects and overnight healing, with endorsement from local druggist T. J. Segraves and the D. D. D. brand.

T. J. Segraves

Measles circulate in families amid local social notes

Byron Allen, Walter Schantz, and Leonard Hunter's children are sick with measles. In Mason school district families of James Hannon Clarence Hay Ernest Dee and Charles Swanson report measles. Frances and Edgar Draper sick in Missouri new home. Mrs Draper developing symptoms. Numerous visits and Social notes detail residents visiting, hosting, and small local events. A birth is reported: a 10-pound boy born to Mr and Mrs John O Neall on March 13.

Byron Allen Walter Schantz Leonard Hunter Mason James Hannon Clarence Hay Ernest Dee Charles Swanson Ward Frances Edgar Draper Missouri Rudolph Miller and Son Joe Cook Donovan Barry Peter Reynolds Wm. Chesney Daniel Donovan Sheffield Mary Miller Lloyd Swanson Wm. Harris Dover Harry Halladay Wm. Piper Halladay Lee Brokaw

John King Will Distributes 1909 Estate in La Prairie

The will of John King who died March 4 at his son Hugh H King’s home in La Prairie leaves a 29000 dollar estate with 13000 in real estate including an 80 acre Saratoga township tract and 16000 in personal property. He loans 1000 to four children and directs 1000 to five others, with the Saratoga land to be sold and proceeds and remaining money split among eight children and a grandson. Guardians are named for the grandson, and executors Hugh H King and William S King receive 200 dollars each. The document is dated March 4 1909 and witnessed by E D Richmond William Riddell and W H Ford.

John King Hugh H. King la Prairie Saratoga Township Hugh H William S Elizabeth King Margaret King Burnett Jane King Coulter Henry King Robert King John Phillips James Burnett William S. King E. D. Richmond Wm. Riddell W. H. Ford

Wenona Index Fire Protections Widely Adopted By Mines

J H Mountjoy reports Wenona Toluca Sparland coal mines have installed full fire protection systems including telephones and miner warning gangs. Burglars robbed Charles Kuhl’s home last Thursday night, taking Ed Kuhl’s money from a trunk and a leather belt with 125 dollars in gold. Anna Whitaker a former Wenona resident died March 11 in Chicago after months of illness born Hannah Worley in 1831 in Ohio. she married Isaac Whitaker in 1861 and came to Venona. interment at Lacon.

Wenona J. H Mountjoy Toluca Sparland Charles Kuhl Anna Whitaker Samuel Fulks Chicago

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Ad

A Cold La Grippe Then Pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar expels the cold checks the la grippe and prevents pneumonia. It is a prompt reliable cough medicine containing no narcotics. Safe for children and adults. A. J. Ironmonger.

Foley A. J. Ironmonger J. W. Kuhn Princeton Ned A. J Ronmoneyer

Eggs for Hatching Offer from Sparland Mrs Betts

Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs from a good laying strain offered for 0 cents per setting of 15 eggs or 3.50 dollars per hundred. Contact Mrs. A. W. Betts, Sparland Illinois Route 2. 3 16 61. Subscribe for The Republican.

Rhode Island A. W. Betts Sparland

Local Social Roundup in Lawn Ridge and Vicinity

Residents of Lawn Ridge and nearby towns share visits, transfers, and gatherings. James Rayfield and friends from Trivoli, Peoria visitors, and local hosts mark a week of arrivals and departures. Raymond Miller secures a U S mail clerk post on the Santa Fe road. Mrs Swann hosts multiple dinners while Mrs Goodrich visits an aunt in East La Prairie. A road openness meeting furthers plans to link bluff pasture to Forrest Grove road with bridges. Mrs Lukehart moves to Forest Grove. Chris Rapp relocates near Castleton. Mrs Wilcox battles appendicitis with improving mobility after a recent setback.

Santa Fe F. D. Nurss Peoria A. B. Curtis Charles Goodrich East la Prairie James Scoon California Manock Foley Illinois Big Hollow Henry Owen Forrest Grove Lukehart Forest Grove Chris Rapp Castleton Bert Wilcox Swann Charles Perkins L. A. Chapin Sumner Perkins West Hallock Rose Palmberg China Roy Hodges Edelstein

Local Social Notes From South Milo

Mrs Elizabeth Fountain and Williard Proctor visited Mr and Mrs Roy Stone and Mr and Mrs Lewis Odell of Sparland spent Tuesday with sister Mrs George Barker and family. The Ladies Aid chicken pie social Thursday evening drew few attendees and proceeds unknown. Amree Longman and Ethel Reid visited Frank Bell home while Roy Hogate family moved into Tom Harriss tenant house. Lela Montgomery started school Monday and George Barker on rheumatism list improving.

South Milo Elizabeth Fountain Williard Proctor Roy Stone Lewis Odell Sparland George Barker Ladies’ Aid Amree Longman Ethel Reid Frank Bell Roy Hogate Tom Harris Lela Montgomery

Probate Court conducts wills and real estate transfers

Probate proceedings fix April 10 hearings on wills for Christopher Christ Elizabeth Monahan John King and Andrew Engstrand bodies. Estate actions include appraisals tax reports final settlements and notices. Real estate transfers record warranty quit claim and bills of sale for multiple properties and a church lot conveyance.

Christopher Christ Elizabeth C. Monahan John King William C. White George K. Brayman Andrew P. Engstrand W. C. White Joe Thierry George Young Alva Dickey Eleanor Gregory Patrick Cartney Charles H. Saxby Andrew J. McCartney Charles D. Kimble Nver la Prairie Ervin Baldwin Cyrus Allen Fleming Lacon Jos Neuhalsen Henry John Downey Peter Zimmerman Evans Jacob C. Stoner May Bergantz Hopewell James N. Owen Benjamin L. Owen See Richland Antioch Christian Church Wm. Shreves East Antioch Cemetery Celectino Capranieck

Toluca Livery Closure Sparks Local ventures and clubs

Toluca’s J O Taylor closes his livery as he moves to Chillicothe to run a purchased hotel. Toluca youths form a public school athletic association with Bob Garrolls as captain and manager and Barney Ghiglieri as assistant. A Toluca high school girls literary and athletic booster club grows to about 50 members. Members plan to attend the Marshall county field days in June.

Toluca J. O. Taylor Chillicothe Public School Athletic Association Bob Garrells Barney Ghiglieri Marshall County Mildred Ruble Marie Fecht Pearl Davis

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