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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
10
A display of Easter millinery features newer art forms with Paris and London repros and abundant New York designer models. Mrs Bemis leads the hat trimming department turning out exquisite designs daily. Also on display are the season’s finest silks and dress goods in an extensive exhibit.
During opening days we invite young gentlemen in school or college in business or profession to view models and fabrics designed for a distinctive style. The new Easter shoes hats shirts and ties are featured for the critical class pursuing future greatness.
Attend the Opening to enjoy music and friend meetings along with various displays. Visitors will receive general clothes information and may find advanced ideas appealing, with a chance to pay a visit and absorb details.
Local notes report a Mi O Na stomach tablet guarantee at 50 cents a box and MI DNA stomach tablets at the same price. Community items mention illnesses, school trips, social events, church activities, dances, and a congealed river ice discussion amid a broad spread of neighborly updates.
The Republica notes Miss Hemphill visiting this week with new millinery arrivals. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Joel Haws traveled to Chicago. F P Thierry of Evans and Rev Petersene visited. several residents attended trains, exams, or shopping in Peoria, Lacon, and Viens. Families from La Rose, Washburn, Magnolia, and Veona were seen socially or traveling.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Herbert Wilson on Thursday afternoon April 4 at Saratoga church. All cordially invited. Robert Holmes infant of Mr and Mrs Harry Holmes died Monday morning from scarlet fever and whooping cough followed by brain abscess. he was just over one year old.
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