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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1894
Page
7
Local items report changes in stores and homes Fosbenner's offers flower pots dried beef and cookies while Fair 5c and 10c stores tout wide stock and low prices. Community figures including Henry treasurer, ministers, and merchants appear with sales notices obituaries and upcoming meetings at Lacon Sparland and Peoria.
Immense lines of dress goods silks millberry clothing carpets hats and caps plus new furniture and ladies fine shoes are offered at attractive prices. Contracts for fall and winter lines were made and a price list will not be issued this week due to high demand. Prices aim to clear bulk stock in under 80 days.
J Watercott and Charles Roberts travel to Champaign county in rain for a reception hosted by Roberts's mother who hopes he stays nearby. The Stever Jewelry building gains a modern front, skylight, and French plate glass for display. Dr Nichols to visit Henry on May 14 at the Camp House. two weeks expected. A lightning-struck locust tree near St Joseph's Catholic church causes splintering but no further damage. J H Adkinson reports successful wagon routes delivering groceries across Whitefield, Saratoga, Putnam, and beyond. An impromptu Naw Opera House dance features Russo and Albini of Chicago. Henry residents enjoy dancing. Spencer Ketchum travels from town with a hunting mishap leading to rheumatic stiffness. Julius Watercott returns from a New York market week praising new arrivals. pictures and frames advertised by F E Bush at lower rates. Mrs G A Bangs and 921 Hoyne Ave Chicago noted. Bangs happy in post at Marder, Luse & Co.. Mrs Bangs recovering from heart trouble.
Local column reports Mrs Cannah Jones injury from a porch accident and recovery progress. Hutchins Lincoln sells $2,000 of summer clothing for $1,000. Henry area events include Meier family moving to a remodeled homestead, a dog’s funeral, and a court suit over land in DeKalb. Also notices of a lecture by Rev Father Hickie, a wedding, a train delivery, and various local developments.
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