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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

10

Local notes and social tidings from Edelstein

A cottage page details residents visitors and events in Edelstein Illinois. Highlights include Drs Hess and Champaign visitors, Fosdick home guests, upcoming services at 8 PM and Sunday school at 1 10 AM, and community requests to attend church. There are farm notes about corn planting and good ground, weather with a shower and hail, and family items from Mrs Debolt Mrs Fosdick Holmes and others. A storm damaged Lowenstein property and a horse escaped unharmed.

Terial Jarge Lowenstei Techeath Seaiehain Ad. O. Hill Mr. Clark Peoria Frere Fosdick T. Debolt W. W. Society C. Fosdick Floyd Holmes Edelstein Willett Harry Snell Benny Lian Herr Sears-Roebuck Roland Doyle Stork Hufnegel Ed Atkins Lowenstein Hugh Moffitt Saratoga M. E Vaughn Robert Kelley Busby M. N. Holmes Wm. Smart Peter Lewis Henry Aukland Childre League G. F. Hawksworth Herbert Doyle Kendall Smart Grace Holmes Lester Lewis Leslie Aukland Bessie_ Holmes

Hopewell Market Report and Local Notices May 6

Hopewell markets report corn at 60 cents to 34 cents with scattered notes on local events. Annie Extrom of Varna sews at Gus Extrom's. a one and a half pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Okerberg. Dr. Eddington of Lacon attended. Tax school closes Friday with a 1:30 program and picnic. many community notes on residents, surgeries planned, farm work, and school programs.

Annie Extrom Varna Gus Extrom John Okerberg Eddington Lacon M.S. Miller Tin- Lacon Tafternoon Theis Naapaeres Smrs Donelson Ernest-Donelson Carl-Beéngstronz United Albini Hultgren Arold Carlson Gus, Carlson Tobe Peterson Toruber Zhultgren PhesSawyer Abe Aleo Ramuel Freeman Laeon” Frida

Local South Whitefeld Social Notes

Master Hayden Long, eldest son of ae and Mrs J Long, is on the sick list. Miss McGee visited the L Waughop home on Monday evening and was entertained at the Barnes home Tuesday. Miller and family of La Prairie and Fred Ely Sr and family were guests at Ed Wishall’s Sunday. John Hartley of Henry visited on Monday. T Hunt was a country visitor on Tuesday. Fred Schupp, baby Wilbur, Mrs Elsie Baugh and Vera spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ed Wishall.

South Whitefeeld Hayden Long J. Long Ely Miss McGee T. & Hunt Myre Fred Schupp Wilbur Elsie Baugh Little Vera Ed—Wishall

Election results and local social notes from Sugar Grove

Orren Falk visited Bradford while Julian Herr stayed with locals. Eva Mattison helps at the Roland Doyle home. C. L. Clawson elected director at the special school election. Lillian and Vern Duffield shopped in Lom bardville. Guy Wilson and C. C. Smith recently acquired cars. John Wherry visited W. S. Murphy’s home in Putnam. Roland and Doyle's home welcomed a new son born May 2, grandson to McAlister and Simeon Doyle families. Mrs Bell tends to mother and baby in Bantry.

Orren Falk Bradford Julian Herr Eva Mattison Roland Doyle C. L. Clawson Lillian Vern Duffield Lombardville Guy Wilson C. C. Smith

North Saratoga News Briefs Include Wolf Sighting and Local Socials

A wolf was seen near North Saratoga on Friday causing fright. Mr and Mrs James Barry hosted guests and Charles Ziegler’s family took an auto trip to Shargh and returned to Camp Grove for a relaxed afternoon. A school election planned for Saturday May 9 from 7 to 8 pm at district 31.

James Barry Charles Ziegler Grove Mahlon Sutton Johnson Lutes Ot Whitefield Ostrander - Golder Andy Son Arthury Haskins Ally ‘of Bradford Charles Y- Ziegler Holmes James Barry

Four bears slain near Dawson Alaska after skirmish

In Alaska near Dawson, trapper Bill Roman killed a large black bear, then its mother and two cubs after a close encounter at his Dion Gulch cabin. He skinned the four, kept the hides, and noted the bears had retrieved a bread sack with nails from his cabin earlier.

Dawson Alaska Bill Roman Roman Dion Gulch Mes Xah

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