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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

3

Local Notes Highlight Visitors and School Honors

Peoria visitors meet Sundiy friends as Mrs Thomas Hosk and others tour the area. Mary Whitcomb of Bloomington visits her sister Mrs Shaw Tesmer. Mr and Mrs Ernest Kline own a Kurtzman plane from Peoria. Lacon school earns state diploma. Hoffman praises cleanliness and library needs. Mrs George Luke passes away after illness. funeral in Lacon.

Thomas Hosk Peoria Sundiy Ethel O'Brien Peru J C Ohlman L. R Henry Mary N . W. McCartney Lacon Baptist Rehair Lh Blotesche O'Leary Daisy O'Leary H. Campbell Symphony Orchestra Mairie ‘O'Leary Bessie McCartney Woman’s Club Lacon Public Library Dr Everett van Antwerp & Osborne Maubach & Betts Maubach George Luke St. Francis Hospital Win ‘Apen T. E. Apen Sparland Laton Baptist Church Hatfield Eas

Weekend Travel and Local School Notes Chronicle

Robert Garret, geologist and Northwestern University student, sprained his ankle after a Starved Rock trip and returned Sunday. Mrs Dunlap and family finished an eight month Washington California visit, sharing coastal scenery and Monterey’s first frame house, with plans to return next October. The Wenona interscholastic event yielded several top placements in oratory and athletics, and tennis saw promising debuts by Sparr and Pelz. Mrs Hamilton Barr’s funeral in Sparland remembered with a large floral tribute and choir.

Robert Garret Northwestern University of Chicago Zetta Gehr Starved Rock D M Dunlap Washington California Aberdeen Wash Dunlap San Francisco Myr James Waugh San Franciso Riverside Delmont Hotel Missions Santa Cataline Islands Wenona Emma Cumming Viola Haller Lacon Milford Marshall Gladys Smith Vi Babbington Chester van Antwerp Sparland Washburn Henry Varna Toluca Venita Sparr Mabel Pelz Florence Merdian Helen Phillips Sparr Pelz Ganzer

Prompt Cures for Colds Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy

A period advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides prompt relief and a permanent cure for bad colds. It describes action on nature's plan, lung relief, easier expec toration, and restored health, noting worldwide sales and dependability. Sold by A. J Tronmonger and T J Segraves.

Chamberlain A. J Tronmonger T J Segraves

Body Recovered of Ernest Saunders in Slough Near Lacon

Remains of Ernest Saunders, drowned in October, were found last Sunday in Babb's Slough about five miles below Lacon tangled in willows. A companion, Burnett, was found earlier. four Chicago campers were aboard when the accident occurred. An inquest was held and burial occurred at Lacon LA PRAIRIE.

Ernest Saunders Lacon Babb’s Saunders Chicago Burnett

Health factor in success from bowel regularity

Health is the major factor in a pianist's success, with regular bowels linked to well being. Constipation is said to hinder performance. Chamberlain's Tablets supposedly improve appetite and digestion without moving the bowels. Sold by A J Irons Monger and Ty J Segraves Adv.

Ironsmonger Ty J. Segraves

Camp Grove Society Notes and Local Business

Camp Grove reports the dissolution of the Bogner and Fennell partnership as Bogner buys Fennell's interest. Miss Bickerman returned home after visiting Mrs. Bogner. A St Patrick's parish grand ball is set for May 27 at O'Brien's hall with music by Bradford orchestra. supper served 6 to 12 with ice cream cake sandwiches pickles and coffee. Tickets dance $1 supper 25 cents. James Murphy and son Frank buy a Cadillac automobile. Croup and respiratory illness warnings accompany an ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.

Camp Grove Bogner Lenon Bushawn Thomas Cain Kruger Brimfield James Murphy Frank

Sugar Grove School News and Family Visits

The Duffield family entertained relatives from near Bureau last Sunday by auto. John B Loomis hosted his sister in law and her Kansas City daughters. Bayne Wilson of Spencer visited cousins the Duffields and Mrs Loomis. Lorna Blackburn passed her measles disrupted exam under Miss Stephens and earned a scholarship. Stephens closed a successful year with a picnic and program including songs and readings. The board rehired Stephens at higher wages. A box social last November funded maps and library items for the school. Holiday work added a hardwood floor a new cistern top and a pitcher pump. Sugar Grove hopes to earn a one room school tag in the future.

Sugar Grove Duffield Bureau John B. Loomis Lee Smith Kansas City Bayne Wilson Spencer Lacon Miss Stephens Uirunner Clara Roth

Doctor King’s New Discovery praised by Marion druggist

C Lower, a Marion druggist, endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and throat and lung troubles saying it cured his wife after other remedies failed. The ad claims it helps bronchial coughs and urges keeping a bottle at home. Prices are 60 cents and a dollar and it’s guaranteed by A Fane SE and T J Segraves.

C. Lower Marion Dr. King A. Fane SE T J Segraves

Lone Tree Social Notes and School Examinations

Community updates from Lone Tree note visits by Mrs. Poignant and Mrs. Downey to Lindsey Anderson and John Reid's. Gloria Anderson leaves school to help on the farm. several students including Wesley Anderson and Velma Anderson pass final exams and await certificates. School closes May 28 with a short program and a cream and cake reception. Theresa O'Brien aids Lindsey Anderson with sewing amid final exam preparations.

Lone Tree Daniel Anderson John Reid Poignant Little Mabel Oliver Downey John Carroll Frank Jennett Elizabeth Lindsey Anderson Lillian Kane Bradford Theresa O’brien Gloria Anderson Wesley Anderson Carrie Anderson Velma Anderson Muriel Wright Marguerite Garroll Wip Eee Anderson Hazel Dowwere Ee School Siven Taviewy

Local Remedy Advised For Rheumatism In Newton

A well known resident of Newton Massachusetts advocates a prepared liniment as a quick remedy for rheumatism. He describes applying a warm bottle and liniment to the arm, claiming the condition improved, though the account is partial and garbled.

Mnysis Atersan Newton Willl

Court House News: Local Real Estate Transfers Listed

Circuit court records show transfers from Walter Burnett to William McCartney across five rods in La Prairie and several Toluca Santa Fe parcels. Numerous parcels titled between family members and local developers appear, naming McGonnigal, Trompeter, and Thierry chains. notes include subdivision lots and undivided interests across Evans and Sparland. The section closes with ads and a Omaha flood reference.

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

Community Notes From Local Sundays and Visits

Cottage scenes include Roy Maynard and family guests at Ed Decker's. George Milner shot a wolf and unearthed three pups nearby. Byron Allen hosts Mr and Mrs C Hay and others. Rude Miller and children visited John Cotter’s. Ernest Reynolds family with Arthur Obermeyer near Princeton. A son born to Daniel Donovan and wife on May 18. Frank Lidgard and children in Bradford Friday. Hiram Snell visited Frank Doty over Sunday. Grandma Foster stayed with Byron Allen from Thursday to Sunday. Halladay and Lee Brokaw hosts for Sunday visits. Theo Borg family visits Sty Anderson near Biskilva.

Roy Maynard Ed Decker George Milner Byron Allen C. 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 Sty Anderson Biskilva

Newspaper Snippet Mentions Visits and Health Cure

A fragment notes John O Neal and family visiting at William Saes in Henry Sunday. Charlesay stayed in Tiskilwa with Roy Bear. Mrs Bear visited briefly. An Auburn New York man with kidney and bladder trouble used Foley Kidney Pills and reports a permanent cure a year later.

John O’neal Wm. Saes Henry Ts.arlesay Auburn N. Y J. A. Farmer Zheer

Lawn Ridge Community News Briefs and Notices

Several local residents recovered from illnesses, including Henry Lukehart and Mr. Stephens, with Irvin Lukehart’s son improving. Mrs. H B Crady enjoyed a visit from sister Mrs. May Lavinus and Miss Sims of Edelstein. A newborn daughter brought joy. all reported progressing nicely. J L Root of Des Moines visited relatives along the county line road. Miss Hosler missed school for her grandmother’s funeral in Pearis. April pupils praised for good attendance: Myrle Chapin Esther Budde Sadie Predmore Ethel Streitmatter Leroy Streitmatter Leland Donath Mary Donath Allen Morrison. Joe Boxer, from Kentucky, left for Peoria to return to old position. employer urged his return. A Miscellaneous Magazine club formed by local ladies to discuss current literary topics with the Aid society. Mrs. Fannie Perkins presides.

Aid Society Fannie Perkins

Cure for Stomach Disorders Supposedly Found in Tablets

Stomach disorders may be avoided by Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad claims many remarkable cures and notes sale by T. J. Segraves.

Chamberlain T. J. Segraves

Tongue Test Sparks Patient Doctor Exchange

A doctor asks to see the patient’s tongue to gauge illness, while the patient laments that no tongue can reveal how bad he feels, underscoring a humorous tension between medical probing and personal pain.

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