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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

11

Sparland Social Notes Show Local and Visiting Guests

Sparland and nearby towns host visitors from Henry Peoria Lacon and Chillicothe. Residents record Sunday gatherings school absences illness and family arrivals including a new daughter to Mr and Mrs Orville Marons and Epworth League plans at the M E church.

BH. A. Kline H. Bolender Peoria Samuel Wilde Henry May E. Wilde Miles McCartney Effie W. Rowley Jennie Newell Jacob Noll Elsie Cumming Wm. Kenney Lockport W. S. Osborne Duncan Guy H. Moore Messrs M. C William Lacon Wm. McGee Sparland Jane Young Joe Sheeler Chillicothe Baptist Church Saratoga M Wm. Smart Epworth League Kelley Holmes Busby

Adelbert Lewis Newell Dies in Wenona Miners’ Tragedy

Adelbert Lewis Newell 26 died March 16 after being struck by a passing train while crossing tracks near Wenona Illinois. He left a wife Kate Smith and a young son, plus parents and siblings. Funeral held at Sparland with Reverend D McLeish, burial in Lacon beside wife's kin.

Adelbert Lewis Newell Sparland Ill Wenona Leroy Newell Kate Smith Lacon Ianthus Lester Orley Tena Ridenour Sparland Miners’ Union Rev D. McLeish Mabelle Gehr Messrs. Aitchison Gehr Leta Maxwell Sparland and

Cleveland Lawyer Recalls Aboard Trip Misunderstanding

A Cleveland attorney described his first trip to the Mediterranean and a customs experience on a New York pier. The officer asked to open trunks and clarify personal property, prompting humorous confusion about what counts as personal goods and real estate.

Cleveland The Plain Dealer New York Custom House

Local Notes From La Prairie Community

Mrs. Margaret Scott suffered apoplexy and remains very ill with nursing care from Miss Yardly of Proctor Hospital. Various residents visit homes and businesses during the spring vacation. Monmouth Gospel Team holds services at the N P church. Dorothy Scott hosts a St Patrick luncheon for fourteen. The Woman's Missionary Society of the U P church meets April 1 with Mrs Ruth Turnbull.

Monmouth Gospel N. P Myrtle Hastings Henry Hastings Monmouth College Ed Monier Milo Alvin Calder Reba Longman Clyde Otto Hichstaedt Little J. M. Calder Rose Herridge Calder Dorothy Scott Ollie Scoon Lacon Wm. Scoon Woman's Missionary Society of the U. P. Church Ruth Turnbull

Which State Is the Most Backward in the Union

The piece argues the question is impertinent and depends on viewpoint. It suggests Delaware as a candidate for being backward, noting the Delaware House of Representatives voted by a large majority to retain the archaic whipping post.

Delaware House of Representatives

Local Doings and Tragedy Noted in South Whitefield

Community happenings include carpenters and laborers at various homes, visits by neighbors and relatives, and a wedding at Peoria. The death of Lewis Newell is reported with solemn reflection on family loss and the finality of life.

South Whitefield Mr. Copeland Varna Watkins Jay Barnes I. W. Waughop C. Hunt George Johnston Ely Hunt Mr. DeWalt Mr. Johnston Ford Schupp Wishall Nora Wunder Herman Val Hofer Clyde Wood Hazel George Waughop L. Waughop Eckhoff Hunt-Hannum Peoria Edna Miles T. Whitmer Henry Ed’ Damm F. Wunder Lewis Newell

Camp Grove Notes Mixed With Local Developments

Camp Grove reports include Stark County Telephone Co to install Kellogg switchboard next month. Local engine shop changes, road petitions, and livestock shipments cited. Multiple residents travel to Peoria and Wyoming. weather, health updates, and hotel painting noted amid broader village happenings.

Camp Grove A. B. Hoff Stark County Telephone Co John Malone Oakland EB. N. Bogner C. G. Ruiz France E. N. Bogner Wm. Gill Sara Murphy Peoria Wm. King Thomas Riley Celestine Ryan Nellie Hickey Violjaj Lackman Wyoming Co. J. O’brien Sac City Webster City Storm Lake Louis Koenigsacker Browns Flanders Co. &N. W. Railway Co Clapp M. W. O'Brien Leonard Thatcher Hotel Charles Nelson Canova S. C Minnesota

Mrs Cunningham Visits Daughter in Whitefield

Mrs J A Cunningham of Whitefield visited her daughter Mrs Charles McDonald one day recently. Miss Ruth McKean returned to her school duties at Normal Sunday after a few days visit with home folks.

Henry Charlie Swanson Kinsella Mabel Nes VanPatten Floyd VanPetten la Prairie George Wiley Gene Cooper Dunlap John Gibbons Clyde Doran Mr. Belsly Lacon Ford Chris Jacobson Broadmoor G. Rees Kewanee D. Phenix Bradford Charles Winn Peoria Roy Blanche van Deventer Nebraskka W. J. Blackburn A. W. Holmes Anna Stange Florence Lippert Castleton Chestes Winn F. D. Nurss Jennie Swann Elmer Chapin Robert Moody Dan F. H .Cornell Wilmot Miller J. L. Smith Pfeiffer Minnesota John Mstell Mast Grand Forks Minn J. A. Cunningham Whitefield Charles McDonald Ruth McKean

Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Notices Hit Gourt House News

Real estate transfers list numerous quitclaim deeds across Whitefield Lacon Toluca and Henry with names including Aurela Newburn Wilber W Johnson Michael Bolander and Ella Melick. Marriage licenses issued to Dahlbach Backer Lopeman Daniels and consent of father noted for Lopeman Daniels. Births report new daughter for Cappony Bean Bearere and Sherburn families.

Aurela Newburn Frank Wunder Whitefield Wilber W. Johnson Leonard C. McMurtrie Smith Lacon Michael Bolander Henry Weers City Lewis H. Allen Ernest Schumacher Richland Janie Martin C. G. Starliper la Prairie Ella E. Melick Cleo Helier Henry Sarah A. Leech Mary C.’ Deck Lombard R. R John W. Tomb John Santa Fe Toluca Henry Dahlbach Alyina Backer Thomas T. Lopeman Winna M. Daniels Louis Cappony Orville Bean Julius Bearere Adolph Adolphson Varna J. M. Sherburn

Local Fair Hall Walks to Be Covered in Rain Plan

State board of agriculture committee seeks bids to cover walks linking the hog and sheep pavilions and adjacent structures. An appropriation of 10000 was approved. Work to start in spring. decision on contracting method pending.

State Board of Agriculture

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement for Backache and Nervousness

Mrs. C. E. Johnson of Henry says Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and rheumatic pains, easing nervousness and dizziness. The ad claims widespread endorsement and urges readers to buy the same kidney remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York and other dealers.

Dean Henry C. E. Johnson Western Ave Doan

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Cheepublica, Henry, DL Sparland Department Mabel Marshall James Lyons Chicago Our Village John Davis Fred Seibold A. L. McLaughlin Della Taylor Marie Garrett Nellie Tanquary Frank Richter Bushnell Frank Anderson Anna Suft Helen Suft Nellie Blackwell Henry Suft C. D. Marshall F. Farling Blanche Mary Gunther Spring Valley Frank Cummings Ira Murdock Orville Marons Wm. Anderson Samuel Hill Freda Marshall A. Kline Roland Cumming Babe Midlochan Robert Cumming B. A. Garrett Allison Garrett Edna Zellhoefer Hazel McLaughlin Calder Iunday Lucy Calder Florence M. E Johnson Bert Herrise California Bursst Howard Edminster I A. J Rand Hiern Fenn Toaeursy Ewe Wee Ft. O. B N. Bogner Camp Grove, Lll Lee Brokaw Ang Will Piper Reby Anderson Providence J. R. Jardine Fred Dexter Edward Wilson Nobel Werns Jardine Wirkpatrick Silvis Byron Allen Adams County Board of Supervisors Princeton Quincy Henr Henry, Illinois Watercott W. P. Turner L. R. Phillips Cashier. Co A. Phillips, Asa’t Cashler Gourt House News A. J. Ironmonger
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