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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

13

Community Notes of Lacon and Vicinity

The column lists visitors and local happenings in Lacon, Peoria, and nearby towns. People visiting relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoskins, Miss Ethel O Brien, Mr. and Mrs. J C Ohlman, and others. Events mention piano purchase, library fundraising, a silver show, school activities, and a state education inspection praising cleanliness and potential diploma.

Thomas Hoskins Peoria Ethel O’brien Peru J. C. Ohlman L. R. Bolender’s Jame

Farm Supplies and Implements Advertised for Sale

A local advertisement lists farm supplies including Case and Moline plows planters and implements. Full line of International wagons and manure spreaders, Schroeder grain dumps, dairy cream separators, washing machines, heater tanks, wire fencing, buggies and whips, oils and greases.

Schroeder Peoria

University professor hurts ankle on Starved Rock trip

Robert Garret a geology professor and Northwestern University student spent Sunday with relatives after a geological trip to Starved Rock where he sprained his ankle. He returned to the city Sunday evening.

Robert Garret Northwestern University of Chicago Zetta Gehr Starved Rock D. M. Dunlap Washington California Aberdeen Wash Monterey Pacific Grove Drive Delmont Hotel Missions Santa Cataline Islands Dunlap Sparland Varna Toluca Washburn Venita Sparr Mabel Pelz Florence Merdian Helen Phillips Sparr Pelz Ganzer

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Fast Cold Cure

A promotional claim extolls Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a pleasant, safe cure for colds that relieves the lungs aids expulsion of secretions and restores health. It notes worldwide sales and lists A. J. pfonmons és and T. J. Segraves as sellers.

A. J.!pfonmons És T. J. Segraves

Body Recovered of Ernest Saunders in Slough Near Lacon

Remains of Ernest Saunders, who drowned last October, were found last Sunday in Babb’s slough five miles below Lacon. He and companion Burnett were part of a Chicago camping party on the river. After their boat capsized in a wind, Burnett saved himself while Saunders disappeared. Burnett’s body was found earlier. Saunders’ body was recovered after days of searching and an inquest was held with burial at Lacon.

Ernest Saunders Lacon Babb’s Saunders Chicago Burnett

La Prairie Notes of Local Social Visits and Travel

Miss Beulah Busby of Coal City spent the Sabbath with Rev and Mrs Busby. Miss Wollet Burnett visits her brother John K Burnett. Virginia Wilmot and Dorothy Phillips visit the Wm Scott home. Mrs Anna Madison entertained her parents Sparland last week. Mr and Mrs W J Slough and Mr and Mrs Curtis from Peoria visited A J McCartney home by auto. Mrs James Hastings visited son and daughter in Monmouth last week. Mrs Mallory of Chicago visiting sister Mrs John Turnbull. Tillie Hastings to entertain the L L Wednesday afternoon May 28. J C Torbette of Marionville Mo arrived in La Prairie Saturday. Miss Mollie Smith spent days in Lacon. J W Greene and R P Greene attended a sacred concert by the Chicago Symphony club in Peoria. Mr and Mrs Charles Collins and Mrs L G Calder and Miss Lucile Calder traded in Lacon late in the week.

Gale Reynolds Chilcothe James Hastings Monmouth Mallory Chicago John Turnbull Tillie Hastings L. L J. C. Torbette Marionville la Prairie Mollie Smith Lacon J. W. Greene R. P. Greene Chicago Symphony Club Peoria Charles Collins L. G. Calder Lucile Calder

Health and Constipation Remedy Ad

Health a Factor in Success. The largest factor contributing to Man's success is undoubtedly health. It has been observed that a man is seldom sick when his bowels are regular he is never well when they are constipated. For constipation you will find nothing quite so good as Chamberlains Tablets. They do not move the bowels but improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. They are sold by A. J. Ironmonger and T. J. Segraves. Adv Read. So do others.

Chamberlain A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves

Camp Grove notes and upcoming St Patrick's ball

Local notices include the Bogner Fennell partnership dissolution with Bogner purchasing Fennell's interest. Miss Bickerman returns from Henry Sunday after visiting Mrs Bogner. A St Patrick's parish ball is planned May 27 at O'Brien's hall with music by Bradford orchestra. supper served 6 to 12. Also mentions Lenon Bushawn visiting Broadmoor and Thomas Cain's illness. Cadillac purchased by James Murphy and Frank Murphy. Cautions on illnesses and a Foley’s Honey and Tar ad by A J Tronmonger Ady.

Camp Grove Bogner & Fennell Bogner Fennell Lenon Bushawn Broadmoor Thomas’ Cain Kruger Brimfield James Murphy Frank

Sugar Grove School Year Ends With Picnic and Improvements

The Sugar Grove community enjoyed a year-end celebration with a school picnic after a final exam, as Miss Stephens was rehired at higher wages. Visitors included the Loomis and Duffield families, Bennie Wilson from Spencer Indiana, and Lee Smith of Kansas City. The school features updates such as a hardwood floor, concrete cistern top, pitcher pump, sink, and new library items from a box social last November.

Sugar Grove Duffield Bureau John B. Loomis Lee Smith Kansas City Bennie Wilson Spencer Duffields Lorna Blackburn Lacon Miss Stephens Clara Roth

Best Medicine for Colds Dr King's New Discovery

Marion Ohio druggist C Lower endorses Dr King's New Discovery as the best throat and lung remedy. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. Suitable for colds bronchial throat and lung coughs. Price 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by A Ironmonger and T Segraves.

C. Lower Marion, O Dr. King A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves

Lone Tree School Notes and Social Visits

Community notes list visitors to many families including Mrs Oliver Downey and Mrs John Carroll. Local students Wesley Anderson and Hazel Downey are noted for attendance and certifi cates. final exams will be held Monday and Tuesday with a May 28 closing and a small post exam program.

Glenn Anderson Wesley Anderson Carrie Anderson Velma Anderson Muriel Wright Marguerite Carroll Hazel Downey

Rheumatism Quickly Cured Ad Claim

A Newton Iowa resident reports her sister's husband relieved rheumatism in the arm after using Chamberlain's Liniment. The ad claims the product cures chronic muscular rheumatism and notes availability from T. J. Segraves and A. J. Ironmonger with Brown Printing Co. supplying rubber stamps.

Brown Printing Co Peoria

Court transfers and real estate notes in circuit court

Court house news lists numerous transfers including Walter Burnett to William McCartney five rod strip across west side of section 12 La Prairie and Henry Bergantz to Homer Bergantz in Henry. multiple McGonnigal and Trompeter transactions in Toluca, Sparland, and Varna. An Omaha flash notes floods in Ohio with ad for Foley’s Honey and Tar, and a testimonial from L Poole Omaha.

William Duke Duke Bros Peter West Walter Burnett William McCartney Sn Sec 12 la Prairie William A. Bell Henry Zilm la Rose W. A. Knapp M. L. Coan Broadmoor Henry C. Bergantz Homer Bergantz Henry Angelo Penderganana Peter Rocci Dugan Santa Fe Toluca Oliver P. Wilson Margaret H. Thierry Evans Margaret BH Thierry Mary L. Thierry Reuben M. Wilson Bhvans John AL. McGonnigal Maurice McGonnigal Devlin Lawrence McGonnigal Andreas Stoertzer Adam Emma Glatz Ephriam Hoyt L. Shaw Tesmer Anton Trompeter Cotton Sparland Anton Ricke Trompeter Ernest A Ruth Kline Antone Trompeter William Holler Rickey Saratoga Stephen Morrell William Morrell Susie White Varna

Local Social Notes From area Sunday Gatherings

Roy Maynard and family were guests at Ed Decker's Sunday. George Milner shot an old wolf and dug out three youngsters from its den. Byron Allen hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hay and Miss Mary Hayden. Rude Miller and children visited John Cotter's Sunday evening. Ernest Reynolds and family visited Arthur Obermeyer's near Princeton. A son was born to Daniel Donovan and wife on May 18. Frank Lidgard with children visited Bradford Friday. Grandma Foster stayed with Byron Allen's from Thursday to Sunday. Halladay visited Lee Brokaw's Sunday. Theo Borg and family called on Ivan Anderson near Tiskilwa.

Roy Maynard Ed Decker George Milner Byron Allen C. I. Hay Mary Hayden Fate Ivan Lidgard Rude Miller John Cotter Ernest Reynolds Arthur Obermeyer Princeton Daniel Donovan Frank Lidgard Bradford Hiram Snell Frank Doty Grandma Foster Halladay Lee Brokaw Theo Borg Ivan Anderson Tiskilwa

Henry area social notes include O Neals and Day family visits

John O Neal and family visited at Wm Flynn in Henry on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Day spent Saturday night in Tiskilwa at Roy Bear s. Mrs Bear returned home for a few days visit with them.

John O'Neal Wm. Flynn Henry Charles Day Tiskilwa Roy Bear

Man from Auburn Reports Permanent Kidney Cure

A Auburn New York man with kidney and bladder trouble cured himself with Foley Kidney Pills while working and did not lose time. A year later he says the cure was permanent. Adyv. Trommongher.

Auburn N. Y J. A. Farmer A. J. Tronmonger Adyv

Lawn Ridge News Notes on Community Life

Reports from Lawn Ridge detail local illness recovery among Henry Lukehart and Mr. Stephens, a pleasant visit by Mrs. May Lavinus and Miss Sims, and the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coil. J L Root visits Des Moines relatives. Miss Hosler mourns her grandmother in Peoria. students earn April perfect attendance. A Kentucky blacksmith, Joe Boxer, returns to Peoria. A Miscellaneous Magazine club forms under Mrs. Fannie Perkins to discuss current literary topics with the Aid Society.

Myrle Chapin Esther Ruth Budde Sadie Nettle Predmore Hthel Leroy Streitmatter Leland Mary Donath Allen Morrison L. Theresa Hosler Joe Boxer Kentucky Predmore Peoria Aid Society Fannie Perkins

Cure for Stomach Disorders Tablets

Stomach disorders may be avoided by Chamberlain's Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by T. J. Segraves and A. J. Tronmonger.

T. J. Segraves A. J. Tronmonger

Tongue Test Fails to Reveal Ill Patient’s Woe

A patient tells a doctor no tongue can tell how bad he feels despite the request to inspect it. The exchange underscores the depth of illness beyond simple diagnosis.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sparland Department Ruby Olson Mary Whitcomb Bloomington Charles Duncan White Paxton Jesse Homer White Ernest Kline Kurtzman Charles C. Adams Co M. C. Marshall Anna Luft Helen Arthur Head Venona Orrin L. Blossom Cedaredge Col Henry and Vicinity Mary A. Marshall N. B. W. McCartney Lacon Baptist Church Klotzsche O’leary Daisy O'Leary H. Campbell Mable O'Leary Bessie McCartney Woman’s Club Dr. Everett van Antwerp & Osborne Maubach & Betts Maubach George Luke St. Francis Hospital Wm. Gapen T. H. Gapen Baptist Church Hoffman B. Frank Perry Tanner Perry M. McLaughlin Sparuand Ull Stechet Centaur Company New York Bears Castorif Mrs. Hamilton Barr Hamilton Barr Della Smith Taintor Elizabeth Cunningham F. A. Barr LaHarpe Iowa M. E. Church D. McLeish Mabel Gehr McLeish F. H. Gehr Andrew Aitchison Miss Maxwell A. Aitchison Addison Tanguary Harry Maxwell Commo Dore Hamilton Orrin Frisbey Truman Anderson J. A. Barr Foley Croup Ady Lone Tree Daniel Anderson John Reid Poignant Little Mabel Oliver Downey John Carroll Frank Jennett Elizabeth Lindsey Anderson Lillian Kane Theresa O'Brien Newton Court House News Omaha Ohio L. Poole California St A. J CE Flilidu Bradford, Ill D. J. Owens A. B. Foster
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