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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
8
Local notes from North Saratoga detail visits and travels of residents from Mills to Spalding families, garden and farm chores, recent illnesses and deaths, and preparations for farm institutes. Multiple names and towns in Illinois figure, including Peoria, Streator, Pontiac, Oak Park, Dwight, and Ottawa as residents reconnect and plan fall programs.
Mrs. Frank Anderson and son How ard of Wheatland visit relatives in Putnam while Mrs. Olie Steimle and James of Hennepin stay with Dr. Stipp. Easter program at Putnam M E Church set for 2:30. Indies Aid and Christian Church Ladies hold dinner and bazaar on election day April 2.
The B K club entertained by Misses Anna and Ethyl Longman last Friday at their home as plans for future events were discussed. The next meeting will be with Miss Phoebe Reed in two weeks with a party format and each member may invite one guest.
Henry Anderson took his family to Walnut last Thursday to move into a new home. Nellie Marie Ziegler visited Nellie Fin ey from Friday to Sunday. Hazel Downey stays with aunt Mrs W S Murphy in Putnam. Mrs Hock of Tiskiwa visited daughter Mrs Clarence Anderson last week. M W Kuhn and family spent Sunday with William Hufnagie.
Hutchins and Downey visit relatives in Putnam. Measles send Muriel Wright home from school. A pie social raises 35 dollars with half to Red Cross. Several items on school, church and farm life. election notices and Granville court actions related to saloons and a poker joint. Community updates include travels, sales of hogs and horses, and local society meetings.
Notice to the voters of Saratoga township Illinois that the annual town meeting and election will be held at the town hall on Tuesday April 2 1918. Election to choose one town clerk one assessor one highway commissioner one justice of the peace one constable and one school trustee. Town meeting to open at 2 p m with a moderator then hear reports appropriate funds and decide measures as law provides.
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