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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1900

Page

6

Our Sister Towns and Local Happenings in Sparland

SPARLAND notes the visit of Mr Pérrin father of Mrs Van Antwerp. School picnic scheduled for June 7, last day of classes. Many townspeople report to Lacon for a special service. Mrs Ira Parker of Chicago visits Ira’s family. Tim Van Antwerp hosts Chicago visitors. Frank Harrison resumes duties as 728 Clerk in the coal shaft. A. D. B. Huffman buys the barber shop from John C. Schbelgh and moves it. Chas Hamilton outfit linked to town business. O. & B. matron A Betts praised for attending meetings. Mrs F. Barr informs that her brother James Bras Held and wife plan Minnesota trip. Cow damage leads to dispute over tree losses. Tim seeks compensation or tree removal. Charlie Powers, once shot in the temple, shows a bullet lodged in his mouth after years. The tale ends with a note on a diving miracle.

D. B. Huffman John C. Schbelgh Chas Hamilton A. Betts F. 4 Barr James Bras- Held Minnesota Tim van Antwerp Tim Charlie Powers Lacon

Varna notes detail visits and events in town

Messages show residents traveling to Chicago Eureka Magnolia and Venona on Monday Friday and Sunday. People include Ralph McCulloch Joe Otto Maud Kennedy and Maud Kennedy with varied stays. The Lent gospel meetage continues. Varna prepares a summer school with Mae Ricketts taking charge.

Varna Martin Chicago Ralph McCulloch Eureka Joe Otto Magnolia Stuart Maguslin Varna Vriday Maud Kennedy Z. E. Martin Delong WL. C Lavon Nellie Dillon Pearl Hancock Lacon Frank McCulloch Mae Ricketts

Crow Meadow News Briefs Struck By Local Illness and Travel

T A Harney spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Ellis Shimel while she recovers from malaria fever. Mrs Will Blackburn returned from Kewanee. Mrs Carrie Patty and children of Omeda visit her father Wy. PF Willame. Mrs C M Dawson attended a funeral in Princeton. Mrs Eva Schroeder of Warrensburg visits relatives.

Eva Shhroeder Warrensburg

Rumors Quell Over Andrew Munson at Shampaign

Local reports claimed Andrew Munson was forced to quit school at Shampaign and return to Ohio Station. Officials deny the stories, confirming he remains at school and intends to resume duties at Henry when the term ends. Mrs Raymond plans home travel with her. Ed Holmes and wife from near Bradford visited Mrs Quinn, joined by their daughter Mrs Bocock of Wyoming. A barn raising occurred at William Wheeler’s north of Putnam, with Wheeler boasting a fine barn ahead.

Raymond Ed Holmes Bradford Shampaign Ohio Andréw Henry

Ice Cream Social for Annie Young At Orrin Johnsons Home

May 17 Junior League hosts social at Orrin Johnsons home Wednesday evening honoring Annie Young now with Newton family and leaving for Missouri this week. Attendees include Vina Johnson who passed Lucian Fosdick's Rochester trip updates noted. Community gathers for Church groups Willing Workers and Epworth League announce meetings and a lecture by Rev V Aten on Home Building May 29.

Pleasant calls and local notes from South Whitefield

James Lyons and sister visited Wednesday evening while R Waughop from Henry called Monday. Miss Allen, Burson teacher, is ill with tonsillitis. The community welcomes baby daughter at Mr and Mrs 1 2k It 0 TH. Ivan Kellogg of Chicago visited. Beaste the pony died leaving a colt. Bonham Sunday school reorganized with Mrs Thomas Monier elected president and a renewed staff.

James Lyons R. Waughop Henry Miss Allen Burson School Myrtle Smith Sam Mr and Mire South Whitefield Little Ivan William Kellogg Thomas &T Ian van Antwerp Boarland Nelson Kirkpatrick Mudgie Bonham School TL. W. Waugh Ourtowneh Tp Thomas Monier L. G. Nighwonger Thomas Nighswonger Pearl Whitmer Effie Waughop Miss Whitmer Paris Edgar County Monier Bonham 88 I. W. Waughop

Grand and Glorious May Sale Inspires Widespread Hope

A promotional notice touts a grand May sale promising great savings for the trading public and those with limited means. It argues big deals are found in small parcels and urges readers to review the price list for valuable bargains across classes and fortunes.

Pest

Comprehensive sale ad lists carpets, curtains, and clothing bargains

A broad sale advertisement offers China Mattings and Ingrain Carpets at low prices, window shades and lace curtains, plus various wall papers. Men and boys clothing including worsted suits, serge suits, and priced shoes for men and children are promoted with many discounts and color options.

Lowells United States Merchant Tailor Merchant

Local notes include visits and family news from May to June

Joe Moody Lundy fell corn on Tuesday. James Someres was sick but improves. Grace Newman of Fleury visits sister Mrs James Somers. Mrs John Hayline better. Frank Farling and family visited Putnam last Sunday. Henry Aukland and James Somers visited Peoria last Thursday. T A Seelye plans a dance in his new barn on Wednesday evening May 30. Mrs Hattie McCully of Chillicothe visited brother Clark Ball. Merle Bonham of Paxton visiting relatives. health poor but hoped to improve. Charlie Hannum and family guests of his father on Sunday. twins Mark and Max praised. Mrs James Keenan and daughter visited countryside and church Sunday. Phebe Bowers sewing at MYan Holmes's. Mrs Johnson's mother Mrs Sexton of Lacon visiting. Mr and Mrs Doyle visited country Friday to Sunday. Saratoga graveyard organizers meet at church Monday morning. May anna cleanup and put the yard in order. Decoration Services will be held at the church on Sunday June 8. Rev Tullis of Henry to deliver the Decoration sermon. The Boarland Ladies quartet to sing. The Epworth League at Saratoga celebrates 11th anniversary of I. L. base organization next Sunday evening May 27, exercises start at 8 o'clock. Everyone invited to help make this anniversary meaningful.

Orrin Johnsyon Annie Young Newton Missouri Vina Johnson Lucan Lucian Fosdick Rochester Seh Will Wright Will C. Swift Moses Albert Lane Emma Loomis Clara Blackburn Kewanee Albert Benedict JJ Wright Lucia Fosdick Mr.Hay Milo Whitefield Mra Sottage Epworth League V. Aten Vow of Buda Cottage Church Mr Aten T. A. Seelye New Barn Hattie McCully Chillicothe Clark Ball Merle Bonham Paxton Charlie Hannum Crow Meadow Mark Max James Keenan Henry Phebe Bowers Myan Holmes Johnson Mra Sexton Lacon Doyle Saratoga Anna Clea Tullis Boarland I. L Magnolia Stadies- Aid Society Massie Lorena Carlburg Ladies‘Aid Society Masonic Hall Putnam M. E Chauncey Bacon's Judge Stipp Princeton Dr Stipp Daniel Richard Stipp Rev Gimson Ariapie Leon Northrup W. M. Jones M. Snedaker Grand Ridge Putnam and Vicinity J. J. Ellard Wm Wheeler J. H. Williams Willams M. E Chauncey Bacon Weaver Addison Stickel Parry Iowa Senachwine Township Wm Stickel Albert Stickel Wheeler's Grove Miss Cleary Lou Stapp Enid Elsie Carrol Elsie Mary Williams Della Hominghouse Bessie Souper Eiig Williams Ladies Aid Wheeler Wallen Maud Mills Parke Wilson Samuel Zibley George Fulton County Three-I Grange Hall Milton Mills McNabb Jooe John Bumpgarner Granville Joshua Ts. Mills Mills Washington County Ind Lou Smith Decatur Dr C. Milly Notunday Willis B. Mills Walter Grifft el Paso Peoria Geo A. Lawrence John Haws L. C. Morrell Joseph Bowman Quincy F F. Smith Hazel Smith Benjamin Debbie Moor Harry Benjamin McLean County Clement Elitcraft Oak Park Spen Uren Lawn Walter + Flitcraft Ella Flitcraft Austen Boston Mass

May H Comr visiting in neighborhood and church events

May Clark of Streator visits relatives and friends as carpenters prepare to begin work on Bethel church. Revs Philip and James exchange pulpits at Bethel Just with sermon well received. Sunday school convention planned at Sparland next Sunday.

Clark Streator Hethel Church

Grain-O beverage gains loyal user after week of use

A reader reports Grain-O made from pure grains agrees better than coffee. She says after one week she would not return to coffee. Children can drink it safely with benefits. A package is available from your dealer for 15c and 2c.

Local residents and visitors noted in Hennepin area

Edna Cofoid returns from Chicago visit and various locals including Ed Hildebrand Peter Etscheidt and WA Fleming seen in city. Notables such as Lyle Durley and families attend Canton convention. several doctors and business figures active in Henry, Oneida and Bureau counties. Spasmodic colds and horse accident mentioned with Rex agent Ed Eustace in sorrowful note.

Edna Cofoid Chicago Mary WW. Moore Peoria Ed Hildebrand Henry Peter Etscheidt WA Fleming Oratick- Harvester Co H. L. White & Co Henry Gardner N. Cofold Afenehan Hope D. J. Leech Mary Deck

Memorials and Socials Ring Putnam Village Life

Putnam notes memorial services at Putnam M. E. church on May 27 and June 8 with sermons by Rev Gimson. Social events include an ice cream and strawberry gathering at Chauncey Bacon’s and an Endeavor meeting. A barn raising for Wm Wheelers and community gatherings drew about 75 men and 40 women, with food provided by the Ladies Aid.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promoted for Cough Relief

An ad touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as effective for coughs seen as first signs of consumption. It claims early treatment cures and stresses no cost if not satisfactory, with sale through Dr Powell.

Powyell

Local notes detail visits, farms, and community events

The report lists residents and visitors in McNabb and Fulton county including Wallen, Mills, Parke, Zibley, and Mills family kin. It mentions a baseball club talk, school closure at Fulton county, a fence project by the Three-I company, a carnival plan for Peoria, and land sales near the Mills addition.

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