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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1902

Page

4

Audubon talk and local civic plans noted in Henry city

Reminders of a Wom an's Club Audubon address in Henry city praise the talk on birds and habitat. Local items discuss city water works plans, 4th of July celebrations, storm damage at Lostant, and a Marshall County Medical Society meeting at Lacon with speakers on diabetes, scarlet fever, obstetrics, and medical ethics.

R Magcon Barnes Lacon Audubon Committee Woman’s Club Old Board of City Council Board of Education Saneey Eek Tod Bay Thon Rockies Hook Island Woman's Henry Avya Martin Saratoga Township Allen Hillabrand Lostant Hiltebrand Marshall County Medical Society E. 8 Everett DuFour Whampeon E. W. Oliver B. A. Martin Young

Rheumatism Cure Promises Rapid Relief

Advertisement claims a drastic one to eight day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with immediate effects on the system. It asserts rapid relief and elimination of the disease cause, selling for 75 cents or one dollar through J. E. Powell and F. A. Powell.

Soldy J. E F.A. Powell

Congressional Sixteenth District Republican Convention Held in Peoria

The Sixteenth District Republican convention met Tuesday at the YMCA building in Peoria starting at 1 20 o'clock. W E Hall chaired the congression al committee which named A G Flammond of Stark county as temporary chairman and A L Turner of Marshall as temporary secretary. Joseph J W Graff of Stark was nominated for congress by acclamation after brief remarks and a letter from J V Graff was read. Resolutions praised Roosevelt, deplored McKinley’s death, endorsed Governor Yates and commended Graft. The convention adjourned as the congressional committee organized.

B. Mitchell Henry Austin Ballard Peoria Great Council of Red Men Richard Kelly Saratoga Marshall County Springfield J. M. Breen Toluca Star George A. Burt Henry Republican Springfeld Charles Thummat Hugh King Saratoga Township W. B. Kirk‘patrick Chicago Sioux City Magnolia Township Hennepin Road Mag- Olin Towladip J. V. Grail Cannon Prince Hopkins Hitt Prairie State Siselscu Y.M.C. A W._E._ Hall Congressional Committee A. G. Flammond Stark County A. ‘L. Turner Marshall Wweres Winslow_Eyank J. W. Graff Washington, D. UV Wienr Hull Republican Congressional Committee Sixteenth District Illinois Congress Josefin V. Graff Walter Horton Resolutions Committee Republican Party Roosevelt McKinley Richard Yates Templeton Alberteen R. B. Fort Congressional

The Chautauqua Circle Meeting Report

The Chautauqua Circle met Friday at Miss Tillie Linse's home with discus sion on early methods of burning. A fishing tale described dogs guiding fish to shore in a crescent line, while talk also covered Chinese soil cultivation and a New York state climate claim. The group plans to meet this week at Dr DuFour's office.

Chatauqua Tillie Linse China New York United States Dr DuFour

Funeral attendance noted for Sarah Ball

Rev Tullis of Henry County was called to Putnam to attend the funeral of Mrs Sarah Ball today.

Rev Tullis of Henry

Deaths of Mrs Mary Dean and Mrs Raymond in Chicago

Mrs Mary Dean wife of Harry Dean died in Chicago of stomach cancer at about age 50 leaving a bereaved husband. Sister Mrs Douglas Chance traveled to assist and funeral plans were expected today. Separately Mrs Raymond long invalid wife of James Raymond died in Chicago last Thursday. Mrs C M Dawson went to attend the funeral. Dawson stayed to comfort the widowed brother.

Harry Dean Mary Dean Chicago Douglas Chance Thomas Green Henry Brie James ‘Raymond Mra C. M. Dawson Mr Dawson Mrs Dawson Mrs Raymond

Funeral of Emma Osbon Prowse Held in North Elizabeth St Home

Mrs Emma Osbon Prowse was mourned at a Thursday funeral held at her family residence on North Elizabeth Street. Rev Dr Faville led prayers from the twenty third Psalm and gave a consoling address. Mrs Mibizan sang Paradise and Some Day We'll Understand as requested. Interment was at Springdale cemetery in private fashion. The Osbon family represented by widows and widowers included Mrs Frank Osbon Mrs Adrian Osbon Gilbert and Prowse, marking a poignant moment of shared loss.

S. P. Prowse Emma Osbon Prowse Elizabeth Street Faville First Congregational Church Prowse Mibizan Paradise Springdale Cemetery Weldy J’coba Osbon Frank Osbon Adrian Osbon Gilbert and Prowse Suehls

Mrs W. C. Guyer dies after long illness in Winfield

Mrs Malinda A. Guyer wife of William C. Guyer and daughter of Lewisavid Margaret Gibbs died at Winfield Kansas May 2 1902 born November 18 1844 at McVeytown Mifflin County Penn aged 75 years 5 months and 17 days widow survived by husband three sons and four daughters with all daughters preceding her in death. The family moved from Pennsylvania to Henry Illinois then to Kansas where she spent her later years. She bore her weakness with a tumor that ruptured and faced death with Christian faith and hope in heaven.

W. C. Guyer Malinda A. Guyer William C. Guyer Lewis -avid-Margaret Gibbs Winfield Wanens Wae McVeytown Mifflin County Penn Lloyd Hullington Kansas Charles Blackwell Oklahoma Hier Ste Pennsylvania Henry Illinois Heavenly Land

Evening Troupe Benefit Draws Large Local Audience

The Lady Minstrels drew the hall’s largest attendance to a benefit for St Joseph’s Monastery with strong singing from Jack faces and the Henry Mandolin Club. The show earned over 150 in receipts, praised for home talent and wise amateur production.

Jack Allons Henry Mandolin Club Empire Stock Co Bureb Parker

Local Fabric Sale Promises Rough and Smooth Textiles

A fragment from the store page indicates a sale featuring semi rough and smooth fabrics in plaids stripes and plains. Prices listed range from six fifty to three ten dollars in a Saturday morning display.

New West

Local Carpet Prices Show Extra Supers Low

An old market note lists carpet prices with extra supers at 35 and 40 cents per unit, highlighting low rates for buyers. The fragment suggests ongoing sales or price promotions in a local shop.

Council Proceedings and Foot-Ease Ad

Council proceedings excerpt and an Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement note foot care product offered by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with claims to relieve swollen sore hot calloused feet corns and bunions.

Allen Atarl Asia

Rates for round trip tickets to Illinois and Iowa R from McNabb

On account of Decoration the Illinois and Iowa Railroad will offer round trip tickets at one and one third fare. Tickets go on sale May 29 and 30 and are valid for travel on May 29 1902 to May 31 1902 for return to McNabb Illinois. F. E. Kerns, Agent.

I. S India Tieuna Illinois & Iowa Railroad F. E. Kerns McNabb

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