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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

10

Bob Onward the bright bay trotter with Onward blood

The 1909 registering bay trotter Bob Onward foaled 1899 stands at sixteen hands one inch and weighs twelve hundred pounds. Bred from Hanson and Onward lines, he excites with gait, speed, and inbreeding to the great Onward. He will race the 1908 season at several farms and towns with a schedule in McNabb Les Tant Phillips Magnol ia Varna and more. Owner Grant Glover sponsors the terms of 15 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. Eggs for sale from Rhode Island Reds Houdans Barred Plymouth Rocks Ringlet strain 50c to 1 dollar per 15.

Hanson Combination Hettie Brasfield Happy Heir Nellie Grove Nell Ned Forrest Edwin Forrest Becca G Overdon Onward Onward Silver Benzetta Dream Administrator Catchfly Taglion Abdallah Goldsmith Maid Ava Eva Godvin Egmont Langtree Grant General Grant Shiloh Julia Logan Logan Nelly Paul Black John Salebarn McNabb Mary Quintance Lestant Phillips Magnolia Wesley Allen Stinger Varna Rhode Island Plymouth

Magnolia notices and events mix in Henry Republican column

Local figures like R A Ward in Magnolia run the paper operations while community updates include Dr. Dakin visiting Henry, Mrs. Phillips visiting Magnolia relatives, and several local residents noted as visitors. A sale of three Aberdeen Angus bulls, a stroke news item, and a giant honey locust cut west of McNabb are reported along with a home talent play at the Masonic hall to aid cemetery improvements.

R. G. Dakin Henry J. S. Phillips Magnolia Tracy Skelton Jay Dunne Venona Alba Law Chicago Potter Frank Griffin Lostant A. Hecht Gundy Wilson McNabb Masonic Hall Cemetery Improvement Fund Cemetery Association Tennessee Guy Vincent Walker Johnston Harry Cook Tracy Skelton Dutchy Ose John Dagner Captain Cree C. P. Shideler Ike Long Perry Dakin Zeb Sam Frank Glover Bob Reno Elias Rolley Johnson Ed Mathis Jack Houck Harry Bishop Willie Johnson Wiliam Titus Carrieohnson Kathleen Dunne Dora Vincent Margaret Roberts Long Ecs Ollie Spencer Marie Dunne Kathrina Bedinger Lizzie Walsmith

Fireman Hurt at McNabb in Freight Yard Fall

J. H. Saville, a C. I. & S. railroad fireman from Kankakee, was injured Friday at McNabb when he fell from a tender while crossing a brick pile during an eastbound freight stop for water. He was taken to the local hospital and will return home to Kankakee when able.

J. H. Saville Kankakee McNabb Saville Streator Free Press

Birds Decline Observed by Henry Atherton in Magnolia

Henry Atherton writes from Magnolia Illinois in 1908 on the shrinking numbers of barn swallows martins bluebirds robins blue jays meadow larks and other song and insectivorous birds. He recalls past abundance from 1873 onward and urges children to protect birds and nests to guard farmland and the ecosystems.

Magnolia, Ill Burt Henry Atherton

Local readers note visits and moves around McNabb area

Willie Hoffman spent Thursday and Friday with his parents at Spring Valley. Mr Hodgeman returned to his Dwight home on Thursday. The McNabb school closed Friday. Frank Kerns was a Tonica caller on Thursday. Bessie Casseg closed her Strawn district school Friday. Miss Ora Curtis of Lostant was a town caller Wednesday. Mr James spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents near Streator. Miss Lottie Sylvester visiting relatives at Piper City. Ira Brenner of Lostant was town caller Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Maury moving to Toluca this week. Mrs Alice Weaver of Lostant was town caller Monday morning. Miss Ada Potter of Magnolia spent Tuesday with Mrs Boman. Bennie Law and family of Magnolia moved to McNabb.

Willie Hoffman Spring Valley Hodgeman Dwight McNabb Friay Frank Kerns Bessie Casse Strawn Ora Curtis Lostant James St.cator Lottie Sylvester Piper City Ira Brenner Maury Toluca Alice Weaver Ada Potter Magnolia Boman Bennie Law Harrison Boyle Long Point McNabb Scill Shaffer Lora Kays Henry Consolidated Henry High School F. E. Smith W. G. Griffith Putnam County Superinten Hennepin Court House B. B. Mills Max Whitney T. J. Smith W. B. Mills Alice Tomlinson Marie Gallaher TI. J. Smith Ethelyn Laura Zilm Ollie Fitschen Washburn John Stephens Peoria Charles Koch Wenona Carl Rolland Donnelly Dudman Ina Roanoke M. B Arthur Iliff Charles Justis Adolph Schumacher Wm. Morrow Ora Spangler Glen Harper Haswell Col George E. Miller Selma Johnson Varna Charles Zilm Streator Quincy Shepard Electric Ed Sommer Peoria Journal Ae Aaron Isom

Mrs J N Wilson and Miss Florence Given Host Shower

Mrs J N Wilson and Miss Florence Given hosted a daytime shower on Monday for Miss Ethel Bumgarner at Miss Given's home.

J. N. Wilson Florence Given Ethel Bumgarner Miss Given

Consolidated School Notices and Local Social Rounds

Funeral attendance for Harrison Boyle of Lostant and social visits across area towns are noted. The Consolidated ball team and Henry high school boys play at Henry next Saturday. Local lawsuits over pupil transport proceed with a May 15 hearing. Social teas and dinners span the week with multiple families visiting, hosting, and attending events.

Granville Visitors and Local Work Near Clemens

Edna Clemens from Granville visited home folks over Sunday. Cleo Chance returning from Henry with friend Pearl Bush. Florence Mabel and Tillie Clemens visiting parents Mr and Mrs Clemens near Granville. George Hetrick in Henry last Saturday. Carpenters progress on Allen's new barn with H B E.

Edna Clemens Granville Carrie Springer Mary Ford Cleo Chance Henry Pearl Bush Florence Mabel Tillie Clemens Mrs .Clemens George Hetrick H. BE Allen

Local Visitors and Town Notes Amid Spring Week

Lodging visits by W Merritt in Dwight and Dovenspike party in Vienna stir village chatter. Lena Grons of Serena to teach next year. M J Toemmes travels to Chicago. Matilda Donahue ill. Margritt Shea returns from Chicago with millinery purchases. several locals travel or visit kin. Drs Gillespie and associates operate on Mrs Reynolds. Culver Osgood to sing here May 30. Anna Bloommes visits Tonica. Reeves family arrives from Sterling. E H Boyle dies. funeral held with large turnout.

W. Merritt Dwight Dovenspike Mc Siane Venna Lena V. Grons Serena M. J. Toemmes Chicago Matilda Donahue David Ryan Laura ‘Kelso Bloomington Anna R. Bloommés Tonica Jepna Robert Reeves Sterling E. H. Boyle

Putnam Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

Agnes Finley visited Mrs. Nina Freer for a few days last week. The Ladies Aid social scheduled for Wednesday evening was postponed. Enid Carroll returns from Chicago. Rev and Mrs Sittser hosted their Sunday school class Friday evening. The We Girls society will meet with Retta Henkins on Saturday May 1. Mrs O P Carroll entertains cousin Miss Alice Thompson of Rock Island this week.

Agnes Finley Nina Freer Enid Carroll Chicago

Wenona News Notes From Wenona and Surrounding Towns

Grace Metz and Corine Hoge enjoyed a few days together while in Wenona. Rev J D Calhoun returned from Knoxville after attending a funeral of a former parishioner. Ilda Axline visits family in Wenona on vacation. The Hunt property is for sale and to be occupied by Brown family. The local bakery changes hands due to Mr Moorefield’s death. The Chicago & Alton line plans delayed by express company changes. Prof H J Bassler leaves Wenona. Miss Christy also departs. Prof Hanley slated to replace Bassler. County contest prelims at Armory hall feature orations, declamations, and a trombone solo by Clark Harter. Lillian Farore chosen top in oratory. Mildred VanHorn and Irene Robinson advance in declamatory classes. Other items include visits, school moves, and local business notes.

Wenona Grace Metz Wesleyan University Corine Hoge Janette Kemp Chicago J. D. Calhoun Knoxville M. EB Ilda Axline Nevada Hunt Mr. Brown Frank Hunt D. C. Stateler Sam Fulks Morefield Moorefield Bak Chicago & Alton Express H. J. Bassler State Normal School Christy Hanley Libertyville Bassler Miss Christy Sparland Armory Hall Clark Harter William Monser Elmer Wiley C. B. Scott Cummings Lillian Farore Marie Hoge Oral Hoge Stella Turner John Foster Owen Young Mildred VanHorn Irene Robinson Venona

Local Notes and Social Happenings in La Rose

Mrs Ira Walker shows improvement after sudden rheumatic illness two weeks ago. Jeannette Isch of Washburn to teach primary room. Awald Stephens Henry Langbuch and Carrie Whitman with Irene Arnett of Washburn visited Peter Stephens. Cynthia Isom wins pension back pay 386 dollars plus 12 dollars monthly. Isom resides with son Aaron and family. Charles McCulley hosts a gathering for many young people.

Toluca Village to Concrete Sidewalks and Crossings Contract

E L Williams known as the concrete man signed a village contract to install eighteen blocks of sidewalks and thirteen crossings of the same material. Work will start as soon as weather permits. Three Toluca saloonkeepers did not take out annual licenses, leaving nineteen licensed saloons in the city. Carmi Pozzi took his wife to Chicago for medical treatment. Mrs Pozzi and Mrs Ghiely are mentioned for nursing work. Vincent Philipovitch’s saloon was robbed last Sunday night with cigars and drinks taken. no clues yet.

Toluca Star E. L. Williams Village Board Williams Toluca Carmi Pozzi Chicago Pozzi Ghiely Magnolia McGhiey Vincent Philipovitch

Italians in Lacon begin citizen progress in Toluca Herald

Twelve Italians in Lacon began steps toward naturalization as citizens, with the process now lengthy and complex. Marshall county board review members include the county judge appointees from Warne and Venona. the clerk likely to go to Lacon township. Free railroad ride offer and piano sale ads appear at Jansen & Joosten, Peoria.

Toluca Lacon Bennington Township Board of Review Marshall County Board of Supervisors Gregg Warne Venona Jansen &Joosten At Peoria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association G. W. Keller Undertaker Prudence Magnolia Bank Robert G. Dakin M. D Ill Iene J. H. Massie Confections McNabb Wappy Ally N@rit fith J. M. Downey Downey W. A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Olive Street Bank Barnes’ University Cn Society St. Louis Ina Bank Til W. H. Weathers, M. D A. R. Kreger Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital Reedeece Dolla and Reid Griffith Putnam County, Ill Bob Grant Glover Carl Phillips Magnolia Department R. A. Ward Henry Reublican Ayer J.C. Ayer Co Quaker Grace Swaney Mary Heilman Eva Ratekin Mabel Cathout F. B. Smith Ralph French Arthur Wilson Enida Griffith Louise Merritt O. P. Carroll Alice Thompson Rock Island Standard OI. Company Incorporated
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