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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1909

Page

2

Magnolia News Briefs Highlight Local Illness and Visits

Magnolia reports Mrs. J. M. Hall is quite poorly. Miss Ollie Roberts suffers appendicitis. Tracey Skelton spent weekend at home. Little Robert Morphew visits grandparents in Venona. James Lambert from Peoria visited Magnolia. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pruisner died Tuesday morning. Belle Evans of Henry visited Magnolia, Grandma Murphy of Toluca visits daughter Mrs. Haws. Dr. Watson covers Dr. Dakin’s practice during absence.

J. M. Hall Ollie Roberts Tracey Skelton Robert Morphew Venona Dr. Watson Dr. Dakin James Lambert Peoria Magnolia Grandma Murphy Toluca Charles Haws

Village News Sketches and Local Visits

Frank Roberts reports his brother not well after returning from Cedar Falls Indiana. Magnolia residents host Ladies Aid at Mrs E A Mathis home on Thursday May 13. Several locals travel to Texas to look at land and others visit Chicago for relatives and measles cases. Magnolia eye specialist Dr S M F Wallin will be at Magnolia for eye examinations May 4. Population rising as three boys arrive in a week. Cattle shipments go to Chicago with two autos. Rutland high school seniors are Martha Arndt Vera Blandin Edna Foucht Leslie Boyd Ernest Sauer. May baskets and a Magnolia ball team party conclude with a tub water prank at Mamie Still's gathering.

Frank Roberts Cedar Falls Ladies’ Aid Society E. A. Mathis Hattie Hillabrand Chicago Nora Bilis Dayton Alonzo Emans James Price Rollin Swindler McNabb Leland Henry Swindler Windy City Magnolia Custer Mr. Hults Mr. Simpson Hults Toluca Simpson J. ©. Taylor Rutland High School Martha Arndt Vera Blandin Edna Foucht Leslie Boyd Ernest Sauer Greenfield Wesley Hospital Dakin Daisy Cyril Maudie Mason City Eddy Mamie Sltill Magnolia High School Everett Hecht Mamie

Bucklin's Arica Salve Cures Ulcer and Fevers

A Michigan man paid doctors over 400 dollars for twelve years to treat a running ulcer. Bucklin's Arica Salve finally cured it and claimed to cure fever sores boils felons eczema salt rheum and other injuries. Sold for 25 cents at A J Ironmonger’s.

John Deye Goldwin Mich Bucklen A. J. Ironmonger

Birthday Dinner for Martin King Ends in Remembrance

A large Sunday gathering at Martin King’s home celebrated his 74th birthday with about 45 guests. Names of relatives from Lostant Tonica McNabb Wenona and Magnolia area are listed. Separately, William H. Trone, 38, died at his brother John L. Trone’s Spokane residence with burial at Greenwood after a misidentified obituary in a prior issue.

Martin King Mr. King Casper Weber Lostant Gib Hiltabrand Tonica Frank Hiltabrand Frank Griffin Vivan Haws Magnolia Cyril Haws Cecil Fern Fay McNabb Emerson Dunlap Wenona Bert Smith Varna Frank King Dass Ethel Henry King Blanche Leonard Clara Bell Ben Ida Riede Ellen Lippert

Local Social Notes From Henry and Surrounding Towns

Walter and Alice Tomlinson shopped in Henry last Monday. Mrs Spalding and Louis went to Toluca last Friday and returned Monday. Don Beck visited Lostant Monday evening. Robert Ehinn of Fairbury visits grandparents M A Wilson. Edna Wilson and Anna Fittcraft returned to Oak Park Sunday after a week at A B Wilson's. Miss Belle Bumgarner traveled to Speer to visit Mrs Mildred Wilmot. Carrie Swaney ill but improving. Lenora and Florence Beck traded in Henry last Saturday. Cordelia Wilson hosted cousin Edna Wilson at Granville last week. Lookout society to present a literary program at Consolidated QO next Friday. Mills family were Henry callers last Tuesday. Eugene Flitcraft staying at A B Wilson's for summer. Alex Carruthers and family visited nearby last weekend. W B Mills went to Chicago and brought back a Reo automobile sold to Alonzo Emans of Magnolia. Shirley Griffith was ill several days. Oliver Wilson of Peoria attended Magnolia Grange meeting and visited neighbors. William Hawley Smith to lecture at Swaney school auditorium next Saturday evening. reserved seats 50c general admission 35c. Mrs Amanda Mills has gone to Virginia Beach New Jersey to spend the summer with daughter Gertrude Fairchilds. Mrs J M Bumgarner caring for her mother Mrs McNabb who is sick with inflammatory rheumatism.

Walter Alice Tomlinson Henry Speer Carrie Swaney Lenora Florence Beck Cordelia Wilson Edna Wilson Granville Lookout Society Consolidated Swaney School Smith Amanda Mills Virginia Beach N. J Gertrude Fairchilds J. M. Bumgarner J. M. Bumgarner Has Been Taking Care of Her Mother, Mrs. McNabb

Local items and notices from Palatine area

Mt Palatine notes H J Gunn ill with erysipelas a nurse to care for him Dose Bros house moved and cellar work begun Children to meet at Congregational church Saturday at 2 for Children day exercises Mrs Wm Brown and family moved into former Mrs Josephine Bishop home C A Powell improved somewhat John Koernemann learned of death of his son in law Dr R Johnson of Normal Dr Simmons and wife visited J W Dill's home Mrs Gregory visiting at Wm Strawn's and John Bishop's Mrs Adeline Smith died in Iowa of heart leakage Three daughters brought remains to town funeral at church burial at Florid cemetery

H. J. Gunn Dose Bros Congregational Church Wm, Brown Dakota Josephine Bishop C. A. Powell John Koernemann R. Johnson Normal Simmons Magnolia J. W. Dill Gregory Wm. Strawn John Bishop Adeline Smith Iowa Joseph Henderson Charles Coulter Charles Sutcliff

Lostant Notes and Local Marriages and Visits

A local column records a funeral note for a 77 year old woman and visits by Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Coulter, and Mrs. Sutcliff. It also mentions Florid visitors, trading in La Salle, and a Granville sister visit. Lostant society updates include a April 27 wedding at St John’s Church Thomas Foley and Miss Marie Lehnhausen, a bridal dinner near Lostant, and plans for a farm housekeeping. Rev A O Jones and wife welcome a daughter born April 18. Additional items cover farming visits, travels to Sauk Center Minnesota, Mendota guest Mary Pohl, Casper Weber return from California, Tarbell family, Mamie Hawthorne, and a W C T U institute note plus Susie Johnson birthday surprises.

Anthony Lehman Canada Howard Iowa Henderson Coulter Sutcliff Charles Allen George Hetrick Sada Pearl la Salle Will Morris Granville Carrie Pickerell Lostant Rev A. O. Jones G. F. Hartenbower Harvey Elder B. McKenzie Conrad Wolf Sauk Center Minn Mary Pohl Mendota Schoenneshoefer Casper “Weber California Harry Tarbell Baby Streator Mamie Hawthorne N. J. Hillabrand Entland Ind A. L. Boyle R. W. Phillips W. C. T. U. Institute Leland Susie Johnson

Wenona Notes Local Travel and Illness Roundup

Dr Perisha Wenona on Monday. Miss Alice Marland returns from Chicago to Wenona to clerk at Heflins. Mrs Walsh Buckley visits near Magnolia. Miss Sara Fawcette returns from Chicago with sister Nellie. The McAdams family attend Mae Richards wedding in Oskaloosa Indiana. Mrs Downey has malaria fever. Prague on sick list. Axline and Glenn visit Prophetstown. J P Foster injured by a colt concussion but conscious and recovering. Mrs S J McAllister ill. nurse Myra Fosbhender. Children recovering from scarlet fever.

Wenona Perisha Streator Alice Marland Chicago A. H. Heflin Walsh Buckley Magnolia Sara Fawcette Nellie Wm. McAdams Edna George McAdams Foster S. J. McAllister Venona Myra Fosbhender

Chicago trip yields successful skin cancer operation for Jonas Ball

Jonas Ball underwent a skin cancer operation in Chicago and is reported to be recovering well. He is expected to return home later this week. Also noted are a personnel change for a ticket agent position in Magnolia and upcoming medical society meeting in Toluca on May 11 with addresses by state and regional society presidents. A three year old child of Guilfoderubis fell into a tub of water last week.

Jonas Ball Chicago Hultz Custer Magnolia Marshall-Putnam County Medical Society Toluca Illinois State Medical Society North Central Illinois Medical Association Guilfo Derubis

Prosperity Brigade Promotes Bradley & Vrooman Paint

An advertisement urges readers to join the Prosperity Brigade by painting houses and barns with Bradley & Vrooman Absolutely Pure Paint. It claims weather protection, added value, and reduced future repairs, touting the paint as reliable and long lasting.

Double tracking completed on Santa Fe line lineup

The Santa Fe between the city and La Rose now finished with double track, completing the system from Chicago to La Rose. Various local notes include Dr. Chauncey Mauffair in town with a Cadillac, and Harvey Welch selling his farm to Gus Meyer signaling retirement after liquidating personal effects.

Santa Fe la Rose Chicago Hawthorne Chauncey Mauffair Illinois Harvey Welch Gus Meyer Harry Hull McNabb Tomlinson Avenue Mr. Pond Mrs. Hull

Rural Route 2 Debuts Carrier Andrew Kasprovitz Picks Up Start

Granville notes mark of change as Rural Route No 2 begins May 1 with Andrew M Kasprovitz as carrier. The article recalls Ramsey of Granville who died April 25 in Ainsworth Nebraska at 61 from heart trouble. Edminster attends uncle’s funeral at Tiskilwa. Archie McNabb ferries them by auto. Ruth Eddingfield visits Chicago for daughter’s measles hospital care.

Granville Edminster Tiskilwa Archie McNabb William Young Ainsworth Neb Owen Li. Ramsey Chicago Ruth Northwestern

Onward Bay Horse Brings Noted Onward Bloodline to 1909 Season

Bob Onward is a bright bay trotter foaled in 1899, 16 hands 1 inch, 1200 pounds. Sired by Hanson from Combine line, with Becca G and Onward ancestry. Known for gait and speed, inbreeding to Onward. season planned at Stinger's barn Varna except Saturdays. Terms include 10 to insure colt to stand and suck. Also offers one Shire Stallion at the same barn with 15 to insure colt to stand.

Hanson Combination Combine Hettie Brasfield Happy Heir Nellie Grove Nell Ned Forrest Edwin Forrest Becca G Overdon Onward Onward Silver Benzetta Dream Administrator Catchfly Taglion Abdallah Goldsmith Maid Ava Bra Godwin Egmont Langtree Grant General Grant Stinger Varna Grant Glover Carl Phillips

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THE Magnolia Bank Magnolia, Ill Northern Illinois Co-Operative G. W. Keller Undertaker Henry, Ill Henry, III Magnolia Department Potter & Potter Ili New and Freast Eaco Seal of Minnesota J. H Massie Woney Grif 4Th's Laundry W. A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Ive Barnes' University Medico, Shiruingical Society St. Louis Ina Bank Ina W. H. Weathers A. R. Kreger Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital McNabb Centrals Robert G. Dakin M. D Ill Walls William H. Trone Grant John L. Trone Spokane Wash Charles South Dakota John R. A. Armstrong Downs, Wash Greenwood Review Spokane Wash Magnolia Township Putnam County Washington William Quaker Mt, Palatine Scott Bae Peoria,ill RUG Sale Brussels Axminster Peter Se Prosperity Brigade Clemens & Hiatt Foley A. J. Tronmonger Granville Echo Bob
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