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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1898

Page

6

Sparland Socials and Local Farewells Highlight Week

A chaotic Sparland page notes arrivals of Ezra and Joby Teagarden from Colorado in mining interests, A J Athay’s health, and a 75-strong gathering at Dan Betts home with singing by Dr Royce and local choirs. The Epworth League convention attracts praise, while horse talk centers on Bargeas Bros Wenona replacement options. A Chamberlain cough remedy testimonial from J L Moore concludes.

Baxendale Ezra Joby Teagarden Colorado A. J. Athay Dan Betts Royce Baptist Lion Mra Eagleston Commodore Dewey Col McClanahan Peoria John Riddell Worth Dixon Bargeas-Bros-of Wenona Epworth League

Varna Graduation Class Shines In White Robes

The Varna graduating class of six looked beautiful in white robes and earned public praise for strong orations and school work. Teachers were lauded for their good efforts, and the reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Vans showcased hospitality with three tableaus and notable student performances.

Vans Olaes

Scene Reenactments Highlight War and Return

The audience cheered two scenes depicting departure for war and a three year beard growth after return from Cuba. Mrs Evans thanked by the principal and class, Mrs Gail McCulloch led music, and the La con W G C quartet sang beautifully to the crowd.

Cuba

May basket fun and local notices in South Whitefield

The column describes May basket activities and community life. It notes visits by Hubbard and family, Otis Thompson and Al Greening driving in Leslie Waughop’s area, a sore finger from barbwire, Mrs. Melater returning home, and various neighbors and guests. It mentions corn planting plans, crops doing well, and a school event at Bonham on May 26 with a Graphophone program and baskets for supper.

D- Hubbard Mrs. Hubbard Otis Thompson al Greening Leslie Waughop Mrs. Melater Bertha Christman Fleetwood Wm. Jacobs Ruby W. Wanghop Chas Jacobs Delber ELelse_ 6 Bonham

Local notes include visits and a forged fundraiser

In Peoria last Saturday John Reynolds and daughter Cora visited. Mary L Pratt spent a few days in Monmont starting Sunday. James Hastings completed a new barn and carpenters left last Tuesday. La Prairie residents were asked to donate to a Jacksonville school fundraiser by a young man from Lacon using a forged recommendation.

LA Prairie John “Reynolds Cora Peoria Mary L. Pratt Monmont James Hastings Lacon Jacksonville M. M. Malla

Hot Weather Dress Goods Now Selling Fast

Organdies dimities Swisses mulls and percales are selling rapidly at prices that save customers money as hot weather shopping picks up.

Marriage and death mark La Prairie notes in 1898

The article records the April 28 1898 marriage of Miss Mary Davidson of Chicago to Mr James Duncan of Antioch Illinois at La Prairie. It describes guests, missing groomsman, cake mishap, and a cake-cutting anecdote. It also reports the April 30 1898 suicide of Richard Grant Davidson, son of Richard and Mary Davidson, at La Prairie, with funeral details and notes on family reactions.

Mary Davidson Chicago James Duncan Antioch Ill James-G-Davidson la Prairie Sparland Jessie J. P. Nesbit Robi Davidson Parker Duncan Doonocan Richard Grant Davidson Richard Mary Scott Davidson Mary

Hennepin News Notes Farm Life Moves and Local Events

The Hennepin column reports busy farming as corn planting rises, Geo Read travels to Pekin, Mrs James Weeks and children visit Bradford, Mrs G P Deyoe of Henry visits Hennepin, and Adam Deck’s new store opens soon. Local students attend the National Encampment in Streator while J W Read returns to join H L White & Co. lumber yard. The 13th Annual Commencement of Hennepin High is set for the Opera House with six graduates including Frances Henning and Geo McGormick.

Geo Read Pekin James Weeks Bradford Luois Mina Henry ‘L'Nesday Adam Deck G. P. Deyoe Henry Hennepin Hennepin G Afr Streator J. W. Read Chicago H. L. White & Co Will Leech Harry Reynolds Prat Law H. H. Leech Willie Zinser Dr McCormick Charley Wood Charley Archy_Gerrow Devon Houston Texas Mra Gerrow Hennepin High School Opera House Frances ‘Henning Sarah Pheiler Mae Hoyle Anna Bentley Mary Gleason Geo McGormick

Elder Campbell Found Dead In Cabin By River

An elderly man named Campbell was found dead Monday night in a cabin doorway along the river west of Edgar Zenor's house. Fishermen John Reitz and Frank Inmann discovered him at about 4 30 a.m. An inquest by Dr Taylor of Hound determined heart trouble caused death. Family arrived from Chicago Tuesday morning and the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Treudt's morgue.

John Robert Fort Sparlane Grant United Presbyterian Church J. P. Nesbit Campbell Edgar Zenor John Reitz Frank Inmann Taylor Hound Chicago Treudt’s Morgue

Piano Purchases and Social Meetings Noted in Putnam County

Albert Stickle bought a fine piano from Brewer last week and Earnest Chance purchased a horse from David Medearis. Mrs Grace Thompson of Henry called on Mrs W L Kelso. The Ladies Aid meets May 18 with Mrs JJ Ellard. Carrie Finley visited Rena Hamill in Hennepin Friday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Becker of Henry called on Mr and Mrs Wm Murphy Sunday. Arminta Pool and Rachel Taliaferro visited home in Peoria Saturday. Abraham Anderson funeral attendees included multiple residents from Henry and nearby towns. J Buard received a piano from Lyon and Healy, Chicago and may act as their agent. School closes Friday with Walnut Grove picnic and baskets.

Putnamy Albert Stickle Brewer Adam’ Anderson Virginia Pridsy Earnest Chance David Medearis Grace Thompson Henry W. L. Kelso Ladies 'Aid‘ Society JJ. Ellard Daniel ‘Barlin Mra Mary. Chance Carrie Finley Rena Hamill Hennepin Fred Becker Wm Murphy Arminta ‘Pool Rachel Taliaferro Peoria Deee Daniel Horrum Merdisa C.F. Anderson R. J. Anderson Roy Duncan Hattie Duncan J. P. Anderson Wheatland Berryman and Steiner J. Buard Lyon and Healy Chicago Bllard Walnut Grove Ficley Stipp Abraham Anderson Saliaferro Pool Lesler J T''Talisferro Adam Anderson Ill Oscar Bear Grant Bear Plano Iowa Ray Anderson Marion McAfee Samuel .Mc.Afee Geo Bart H Hutchins Wm Shields H Red Becker Henry Alvin Anderson Chillicothe

West Putnam Social Notes Reveal Local Visits

Myrtle McClary visited Granville home with weekend stay. Mrs Henry Dally and daughter Nina spent Friday at John Dally's. A Meier family from Henry visited Mr Bracken. B Kirkpatrick and Wayne Hupp from Henry drove by. Will Bracken heads to Peoria for shorthand and typewriting training. Roy Bracken and Leslie Parker with sisters attended Sunday school convention in Henry. Frank Branner of Pawnee, Royal Circle Insurance agent, visited Prairie relatives.

West Putnam Myrtle McClary Granville Henry Dally Nina John Dally A. Meier Henry Mr Bracken W. B. Kirkpaterick Wayne Hupp Will A. Bracken Peoria Brown’s Business College Roy Bracken Leslie Parker Frank Branner Pawnee The Royal Circle Insurance Co Prairie

Memorial Day Notes From Illinois Community

Local notices report May 18 Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Mitchell and Decoration Day events. Memorial Day activities include graveside decorations by James A Garfield Post No 3 at 1:30 pm, procession to the cemetery led by the Magnolia band, with speech by Roy Brink and a 3 pm program at the M E church.

M.etta Bobbitt Ladies Aid B. Mitchell John Dean Lizzie Keller John Burcsworth Grandma Bowman Ames Thornton John Thornton Streator R. G. Ingersoll Taylor Peoria M. E Church James A.garfield Post Roy Brink M. E Postroom Magnolia

Florida church hires new pastor for May 16 start

A typographic note reports Rev Mr Finly of Chicago accepted the Florida church offer and will begin duties Sunday May 16. The item praises Admiral Dewey's wartime report as the finest stylistic piece printed since the Civil War.

Albert Aes Hawthorne Florid Fin“ly Chicago Eantees Florida Inter Ocean Admi Dewey

Enterprising Dr Powell Offers King’s New Discovery

Dr Powell secures Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The remedy is praised for curing asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat and lung ailments. Trial bottle free or regular size 50 cents and 1.00. Guarantee to cure or price refunded.

Powell King

Town Notes and School News from Quaker Lane Area

Mr Pratt returns from Springfield area. Springfield Clear Creek and Center schools close this week. Miss Segresa sewing for Port Mills. Mattie Mills out Sunday after months illness. A B Wilson visiting home from Springfield. Joshua Mills back from Iowa Nebraska visit. Earnest Mills recovering from mumps. Wm Hoyle home from Chicago for treatment with slight improvement. Theodore J Smith at Weno Sunday. He and sister Lou and Meyer men returned to schools. Mr Hunt at Inter Star contest in Normal. Kansas orator won first. Illinois contestant placed.

Quaker Lane Pratt Springfeld Creek and Center Segresa Port Mills Mattie Mills A. B. Wilson Springfield Iowa Nebraska Earnest Mills Wm Hoyle Theodore J. Smith Weno Sanday Lou Meierman Saturda Mr Hunt Kansas Illinois

Local Trades and Real Estate Notes From Tiskilwa

Milo Toe 250ts per 100 pounds at H R Bally dent Mrs and Mrs Pettigrew visited they saw at Tiskilwa on Sunday LY L McKane and F Nevitt shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago this week P Kinman plans a hay shed H R Pettigrew will do the work Harvey Mallett bought five acres of land from Ea Sutherland last week Thomas Brown sold two fine years to the butcher and plans to start a meat wagon this week

Pettigrew Tiskilwa L McKane F Nevitt Chicago P Kinman H R Pettigrew Harvey Mallett Ea Sutherland Thomas Brown

Fragmented OCR Snippets From Historic Papers

A collage of quick quotes and jokes from old newspapers. Irregular lines mention nothing clearly cohesive and include aside remarks about love, leap years, and humorous anecdotes. No identifiable event or main subject emerges from the readable text.

Fragmentary medical dialogue hints at patient care confusion

A distorted excerpt shows a physician noting patients and a tailor presenting items. The garbled text suggests a chaotic clinic scene with unclear roles and miscommunication among medical staff.

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