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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
11
Sparland items detail visits from Mrs. L. C. Nighsanger and family, high school elections, a sacred concert by Marie OLeary, births, a Civil War veteran’s health, obituaries for Mary Elizabeth Anderson, and community notices including church events and local sales. Includes May 1920 Sparland updates from Henry and surrounding areas.
Ali No 7330 registered Belgian draft stallion listed with extensive sire and dam lines, foaled Sept 12 1912 bred by William Kruza. Will stand for 1920 season at owner’s barn with THAMS 20 insuring colt. mares removal forfeits insurance and service fee due. Care given but not responsible for accidents. 4-8-10
William Baugh South Whitefield suffered another serious asthma attack last Thursday. Lyle Wallace visited the Sellers home recently and returned to Chicago. Frank Wunder and wife and son Emmet visited Ed Klein’s family on Sunday. Will Thompson returned from Arkansas after spending winter there and is looking well. Charles Dille of Henry travels often with his horses. Mr and Mrs William Ryan visited J Hayline. Frank Conrad and Conrad Weis butchered nearby. they mud through rough lanes with an auto truck. County Commissioner Boers from Lacon came for surveying with William Daniels and J W Waughop assisting. Roy Nighsanger and wife move from Kenosha to Milwaukee to manage Golden Rule shoe store. The death of 8.5 S. Merritt noted. funeral Wednesday afternoon at Henry.
Rev Kennedy led a Sunday service at Saratoga M E with strong turnout. Mrs Herbert Doyle was absent but music was led by Doyle and flowers by Kennedy's class. Special Mother’s Day services are planned for next Sunday with 2 pm Sunday school and a 2 pm service. The note ends with camping trip tips and a Chamberlains remedy advertorial.
John Driscoll visited Princeton friends while Mrs. Henry Churchill visited Peoria last week. Herbert Wilson of Hanlontown was a guest at A. W. Homes home. Mrs. Alice Cade of Nevis Minnesota visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Poff. Miss Margaret Lynn of Peoria stayed with Mrs. B E Rees. Arthur Poff and family of Buda and Mike Tyne and family of Providence visited Broadmoor relatives Sunday. Mrs. Forest Baylor and son from Lee Center and Mrs. Mark Deyo and daughter from Peoria visited Otis Hodges family. Mrs. Louise Branthoffer of Bradford visiting Mrs. Harry Crist. Baby .
West Putnam reports postpone ment of a club meeting at Mrs. Sam Chesney's due to bad roads. Community members assist with housework, attend events in Princeton, and host guests from Dover Chicago and Putnam over a sequence of social visits and concerts.
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