City Council Handles Budgets and Licenses in City Meeting
City council and mayor review bills and approve licenses for saloons. Water works report shows 121 connections and a $263 balance after expenses. The Women’s Club meets with discussions on Shakespeare and American poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeea
Sogi
Scichina
Brown
Dewey
Stew Townsend
Dille
iBsawell
Halblei
Eagleston
Ggal
Ory Electric and Power Gas
Shedase
Smith
We’ Cromwell
Hatterdine
Kiss Townsend
Gredding
B . Bille
Ates
E. Corre Hal
Shoupe
Ich. Bush
Gee Noll
Ety Elec- Spdon
Iyke “Hupp
eCeBecker
Ction
Sa2frommel
William
Peclon
Eseliar & Co
Dawey & Co
Balleweg
Burt & Son
Humphrey
Norving
Ity
Toshkeet
Hall
Ssaloon Bonds
Lcenses
Hutchins
Yanochowski Ditle
Bickermian
W Kern
John Paskell
Hernard Yaeger
Charles McManus
Peer Jacobs
John Kapraun
Aol
Alda
Chowski Smith Bickerman
Cromwell
Bille
Yanochowski
Bickerman
C. Smith
Yanochowski Brown
Biekerman
Smith Cromwell
Yanotenowski
Ald Bickerman
Ald Dille
E H Hartehins
Elias
Wright
Henry, I
J 9. Townsend
First Open Air Baseball Game at Pavilion Park 1906
A large crowd attended the season opener at Pavilion Park last Sunday to watch the Shamrocks of Peoria face the Henry Reds in the first game of 1906. Neff pitched well for the Reds, while Glatz dazzled with deceptive delivery for the Shamrocks, and both teams showed promise for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion Park
Park
Shamrocks
Peoria
Henry Reds
Morton Gur Boys
Earp
Glatz
McManus
Neff
Reds
Henry
Carp
Consolidation of Schools in Granville Ill 1866 Opinion
County Superintendent George W. Bunt explains re consolidation of Districts 22 23 and 26. He states school taxation lies with the board and voters, and the board must provide free schools and transportation may be used as needed. He upholds consolidating the three districts for local control and equal education opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Ill
Henry
Board of Trustees
Poltittes
Yonra
George W. Bunt
Pleasure club ends progressive subre party at mayor's elegant home
The Pleasure club concluded its progressive subre party at Mayor EB Hutchinson's residence. Eleven tables were in use, and after the game refreshments followed. Mrs G A Camp led the ladies with 13 wins in 15 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Hutchins
Wmrs
G. A
Max Haat
Beatty
May Wedding Glimpses From Henry Home Scene
The Henry community gathers for a May wedding at the Hill home. Miss Elsie Hill wed Fred D Williams of Chicago in a simple altar ceremony with Rev D S McCown officiating. Guests include Chicago visitors and local townspeople amid flowers, music, and a multi-course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepuvlicans
Fred D Williams
East Wifty-seventi
Chicago
la Ovabiine
J. Oscar Hill
Edward Street
Elsie
Fred D. Williams
Methodist’piscopal Church
D. 8. McCown
Pauline Willams
Sinsa de Chicago
Henry
Henry High School
Epectatty
Theechanical Rubber Works
California
East Fifty Seventh Street
W. W. Nisbet
Wits
Steven
NSS Ff
Lanai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Groard
STAN
Ald Smith
Townsend
Ald Brown
E H Hutchins
Elias H Wright
Crs
Lew Board
Leste Diverblss
Clara Williams
University of Ilinois
Department of Sterature
Clara Mills Tupper
Shake
Almedsse Feo
Prealdént
Dari
Cine
Bredickabure
Old Lierz
Wales
Scott
Mary
Bawey
GAM
Shammeks Oof
Peoria Yn
Henry Breda
St. Jodeph's
St. St. Joseph
Brand
Nals
Bongabys
Forbes
Cutioniat
Fabrs
Areca
Weff
Kern
Lofgren
Ponzer
Hi Larson
Blue Belle
Bil Bailey
Dixie's
Land
Kentucky
Atte
Lis
Pune Pune & A
Georgia
Mother
Ie Ann
Tittle Girls
Hiawatha
Hye
Amarzica
Fred DB. Williams
Mies Siche
THUR
Rajardinf
Educationismet
Evenine
Rears Oaks
Ji As Williams