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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1904

Page

10

Trustees Elect Maxwell Clerk And Royce Treasurer In N W Township

The new board of trustees took power last Monday night electing Charles Maxwell as clerk and I E Royce as treasurer. Frank Ray’s bond appears misfiled as township rather than police or city constable, causing delays in his filing with the city clerk. The community notes a general sense of progress and upcoming events as residents share updates on local residents, businesses, and farming activity.

Board of Trustees Charles Maxwell I. EE. Royce Treasure I Ray Frank Ray C. B Dakota North Dakota Teamer Bloomington C. C. Wescott Bert McLaughlin Ed Kear Hoselton Second Street John Ceryag Gullspie Bert Duncan Camp Grove Irving Parsons I’. A. Barr Odd Fellows

Toluca Dentist Earns Praise In Varna and Magnolia

Dr Kenward of Toluca is praised for his fine character and fair dealings as a dentist in Varna and Magnolia, with friends noting his gentlemanly behavior. The W L hold their last regular meeting of the year May 7 at Miss Eva Scarborough's home. Belle Ford Walton gave an entertainment to a fair audience Tuesday evening. Miss Pearl Rodgers is described as very active. The family physician from Lo was summoned Tuesday. Children welcomed May with pleasing ceremonies.

Kenward Toluca Varna Magnolia W. L Eva Scarborough Belle Ford Walton Pearl Rodgers

Whitefield Center Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social

Whitefield Center church will host an ice cream social on Wednesday evening May 18 in the church parlors. A fine musical and literary program is planned for the occasion. You are invited. J E and B F Powell endorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and stomach disorders.

Whitefield Center Ladies Aid of J.E BF. A. Powell

Hopewell Booms With New Store and Shoe Factory

Hopewell notes rapid growth as masons begin foundation work for a new store and rumors place Budding's shoe factory arriving by June. Hotel Held is planned, and a pleasant surprise party for William Holand drew music and dancing. Local fireside chatter covers school closings, fishing plans, corn planting, and a recent wedding gift of furniture from a mother-in-law.

Sears, Roebuck & Co William Holand Billy Ganzer Panzer Frank John Reéemley Henry M.S. Miller Thomas Vogeleang Charles Fort Herman Zum Grant Harry Joe Myers Charles Day’s

Saratoga Double Accident and Local Notices

A report from Saratoga recalls a home accident at Bert Dennis with a Murphy boy on a ladder and a fall causing an ankle injury. Other items note exam results, a newborn granddaughter to Mr and Mrs J B Wilson, residents returning from a wedding trip, and local farming plans. An advertisement promotes Herbine for spring ailments available at Dr Powers drug store.

Local notes on residents and visitors around town

The column lists neighbors leaving for new homes and others moving within the area. It notes Miss Hale Wilson singing at the church, Owen Doyle expanding his kitchen and bathroom, Alfred Holmes nicknamed napa singing to his daughter, Rev J B Leigh preaching, Clara Salisbury visiting Maud Cain, and Mrs Sam King hosting a cousin from Sparland. Also mentions local attendance at services, a broken leg, a buggy ride, sick children, and warmer weather with oats and grass growing.

Owen Doyle Alfred Holmes Napa Leigh Lawn Ridge Saratoga Clara Salisbury Maud Cain Sam King Sparland la Prairie Vogelsang Henry Dillon Murphey Thompson Smart Mra Nelson Wm. Jacobs Jergason Holly Cult

Startling Test by Dr Merritt Cures Ulcerated Stomach

Dr T G Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that cured a patient with violent stomach hemorrhages from ulceration after using Electric Bitters. The patient improved from the first dose and has had no further attacks in 14 months. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney problems priced 60 cents at Dr Powell's City drug store.

T. G. Merritt Dr Powell’s City Drug Store

Hennepin social notes on visits and events at the white mansion

Monday's update recalls Mr and Mrs Zenor and daughters Helen Genieve visiting the white mansion on the hill, a stop by Mr and Mrs Barnard, and health news for Mrs Durley. The Catholic fall supper raised 175 dollars with Rev Mack praised for leadership. The Florid Dramatic Company featuring Anna Culver Hall will perform Finnegan's Fortune.

Mreh Zenor Helen W. C. Patterson Genieve J. J. Barnard Lyle H. Durley Durley

Opera House Tuesday Night Show Promises Star Performers

Local report notes top performers at the Opera House Tuesday night and urges attendance. Mentions business moves including James Doherty buying EB. T. Grege’s saloon outfit and Bush Brewing Co. involvement.

Putnam County Republicans Meet At Hennepin

Delegates and appointees were named for state congressional senatorial and representative conventions. The second annual Putnam school commencement is set for May 12 with five graduates. Local events include a funeral for Thomas Vogelsang, church services, a 10 cent tea by Christian church ladies, and new birth in the Vail family.

J. HB. Williams L. H. Pennell J.M. Williams Henry Downey W. L. Kelso Isaac Piles Putnam County Hennepin L. A. Pennell Putnam School Della Heminghouse Lettie Cook Mary Williams Bennie Willams Glen Barnhart Putnam Thomas Vogelsang

Putnam Co CTU Convention Graces McNabb Leaders Lead Institute

The Putnam County CTU held a convention in McNabb last Friday and Saturday with Miss Margaret Windinger and Miss Kathryn Sawyer of Chicago leading the institute. Details are published elsewhere. May 1 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad began north to McNabb trains on the Three I tracks, with a St Paul train due about 2 pm and returning at 11 am daily. Mrs Mary V Griffith returned from Ohio where she visited her brother, Florence Berk had been ill but moved home Sunday. Mrs Dr Barber attended the convention Nearby.

James Doherty Henry EB. T. Grege Anheuser Springfield Tred Swain H- Geech Heaugplu Harve Loblort C. N. Tyler Granville Hennepin Bara John McAnany Beatrice Sallé Qe.t. Greggs Lacon Hugh Simington Greggs Mr Bell Bureau James McAutchen Myrtle Stooker Tuesa Dr Brull O. K la Salle Moulfair Clarendon Texas Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Samantha Allen Ava Peorla Thia Bureau County Christian Church Princeton Allen A. McKeon Allen Ag Heig Mra Daniels Whitefield Longman Harry Bulleyment Jolander Connie Providence Walter Zella Runonella Milo M. E A. H. Huuteray Hattie Reid Mahjray Smith Milo Figyd Turper Putnam Co . Ctu McNabb Margaret Windinger Kathryn Sawyer Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul RBR St Paul Mary V. Griffith Ohio Florence Berk Mra Barber

Social notes from MT and Palatine crowd

Mr and Mrs G O Davis hosted guests from Lostant on Sunday. Miss Helyn Snyder of McNaby visited Ma tie Gallaher on weekend. A box social is planned at the school house Friday night May 6. Verona Weicherding traveled to Wenona to visit her aunt Mr F Lauf. Attendees from here joined a dancing party at Mr Zilmer’s. they reported a fine time.

Mt, Palatine G. O. Davis Lostant Helyn Snyder McNaby Matie Gallaher Verona Weicherding Wenona F. Lauf Zilmer

Riverside Missionary Passes Through on Way to Peoria

Elder I. A. Newley of Riverside Idaho a Mormon Church missionary traveled through ey tage on his way to Peoria. He stopped at the local area for a brief interval before continuing his journey.

I. A. Newley Riverside Idaho Mormon Church

Pain Balm Recalled as Cure for Mother's Rheumatism

W H Howard of Husband Pennsylvania reports his mother suffered rheumatism for years. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm she recovered enough to walk with ease and keeps pain away with occasional applications. Sold by Dr Powell.

W. H. Howard Dr Powell

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