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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

8

Whitefield and surrounding communities social notes May 1920

Local notes from Whitefield Corners and nearby areas record visits among residents. Mrs Jennie Heick and Miss Ferguson traveled to Louisville. Rev Coleman and family met singers. Mothers Day services planned at Whitefield M E Church with special music and 7 45 p m service.

Jennie Heick S Ferguson Louisville Leon Lick Braningfield Soleman Harold Stout Oglesby FY Lutes J. B. Anderson

Fire near misses home as Mrs Spencer writes tale

Mrs Spencer writes to sister in law Rozella about a near house fire that woke her alone at ll o clock. Neighbors extinguished the blaze keeping damage brief though furniture suffered. Insurance covered losses and a calmer day follows the scare. Elmer Rollins leaves for healthful climate in Colorado then Arizona with family to join after harvest. James Keenan and a lightning rod agent tour the country advising home theft prevention. Mrs Green spent the weekend with sister Mrs Jennings at Bruce Fountain’s home. Jennings remains somewhat ill but mobile.

Mary ‘Spencer-c Rozella Furnture Deéliver Colorado Arizona Rollins James Keenan Mary Green Mrs. Jennings Bruce Fountain Jennings

Camp Grove Roundup Notes And Local Socials

In Camp Grove and nearby areas a string of social visits and small-town events fill a weekend page. Miss Nellie Damon visits Bradford. Tom Skinner hosts Mrs William Pyell. Ed O Shea and Anna Cain visit with Bert Duncan at their homes. Shoppers, visits, and neighborly calls abound as families share health news and attend a dance at Spear. A funeral in Manlius and a court case of hog cholera are briefly noted alongside a sermon anecdote about debt payment.

Gubbins Baer Esquire Nellie Damon Bradford Tom Skinner William Pyell Ed O'Shea Anna, Cain Bert Duncan Jack Kistler Peoria Ed Bogner Harte Pyell Thomas Skinner Clyde Roof John Herberger Mare Hickey Hedde Pyell W. H. Davidson Morgan Meyer Barry Dewey Speer Jesse Duncan Art Cain Noble Bert Curtis Chicago Mr. Curtis McBroom Bogner Auto Company A. Kelley Henry Kelley Robert Nelson Plank Eeries

Sugar Grove school spelling contest ends with Mary Stevens winning

The Sugar Grove spelling contest concluded Monday evening with Miss Mary Stevens on the winning side while Elmer Diverbiss’s team finished behind. Harvey and Raymond moved a family from Charles Hunt’s house into the Duffield residence now owned by Frank Kapraun, who is employed by Logan Barrett.

Grove Stevens Elmer Harvey Raymond Charles‘ Hunt Duffield Frank Kapraun Logan Barrett

New Hart Schaffner & Marx Styles For Graduates

Hart Schaffner & Marx introduce youthful suit trends labeled Prep with the latest hats caps shirts ties and silk socks. The ad emphasizes sharp dress for graduates and young men across campus retailing through the store as specialists in young men’s clothing.

Hart Schaffner & Marx

Shoes for All Offers Adapted Fitting and Bargain Footwear

The store touts personalized fitting for every customer insisting shoes suit individual feet. It lists women boots 5.00 to 12.50 per pair and pumps 3.50 to 10.00, men dress shoes 4.50 to 13.00, and work shoes 3.00 to 8.50. A sale notes oxford pairs as low as 1.25 to 2.45, emphasizing value.

Oxfords

New Millinery Hats at Extraordinary Low Prices

Hats offered at half price with summer wear options from $2.50 to $7.00. Georgette crepe de chine silks in bright colors highlight the new season, with 40 inch wide fabrics at $2.50 per yard. Also mention of wall paper curtain net, draperies, and a critical selection.

Georgette

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