For Sale and Local Notices From Henry Illinois May 29 1913
Daily Henry Illinois items include a black driving mare for sale at 950 pounds, a three room rental, new cement block residence planned on North School Street, graveside services, and a busy local life featuring furniture, theater, and school news with multiple names and events across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harney
Henry
Hartley
Ben Gallup
North School Street
Holmes Morrison
Mary
Peoria
Kate Dorsey
Chicago
John W. Holton
McNabb
Thomas McKenzie
Fred Mead
Ed Sparling
Putnam
F B Coe
Rev Griscel
Presbyterian Church
E. Ertle
Times Office
Captain Lucas
L. N Cole
Yale
Jasper County
Rock Island
D J Hartley
A B Smith
Fr Brennan
R L. Beshers
el Paso
Pavilion Park
Cotton Blossom Show Boat
Henry “Pickups
James A. Harrison
Eva
Absolom Harrison
Dunlap
Bameé
Mary Kidd
Rockford College
Forest City
Freeport
Death of Jonas Gustafson of Hopewell township
Jonas Gustafson born in Sweden January 1 1860 died May 27 after living in Hopewell township since 1867. He married Fannie Freeman March 1 1893 in Lacon. Funeral from Hopewell farm with Rev Stephens, interment in Lacon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Magnus Gustafson
Hopewell
Mfe
Sweden
Lacon
Fannie A. Freeman
Stephens
A. B Smith
Decoration Day Observances And Civic Remembrances
May 30 events include a parade gathering at the IOOF hall and river crossing with floral tributes to Civil War and later veterans. Rev Griscel to speak at the cemetery with music by a free band. businesses urged to close during services. Notes on Civil War veterans and 15th Woman’s Club reception with program and decorations described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A. R's
Woman's Relief Corps
IOO F
Band of Music
W RC
George T Griscel
Presbyterian Church
American Show Boat Company
Paskell
J S Burt
Absolom Green
J Frank Leavitt
Jonas Maust
M Locke
Howard Young
Stephen Grady
Alex Daniels
Lewis E. Simpson
Charles C Smith
James F Smith
Robert Doran
J R Newman
Joseph Caley
William Starliper
H A Herder
A B Conner
Abel Schurtz
Woman's Club
Henry
Albert Stickel
Charlotte Sparling
Va Harrison
Anna Culter Hall
Myrtle Reed
L Chft
Tennyson
Lord of
Lhfe
Burleigh
Funpville
Frolictown
Featherbrain
Stickerville
Bella Evans
Press Cor
Administrator's Notice of Estate Duffield Deceased
Estate of James W Duffield deceased requires all claimants to present claims to Marshall County Court at Lacon on the first Monday of August 1913. Debtors to the estate must pay promptly to the undersigned. D J Wilson administrator and Fred W Potter attorney. May 24. 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauscher
Freeport
Magnolia
Dora Jones
William S. Reed
John Talmadge
Princeton
H S Magill
Springfield
State Senate
Congress
Marseilles
Edmund J James
Hiiness
Rhodes Scholarship
Ilinois
George R Parkin
Rhodes Scholarships
Illinois
Oxford
United States
Cecil Rhodes
Robert Valentine Merrill
University of Chicago
Rhodes
Yinois
Edmund J. James
Urbana
James W. Duffield
Marshall County
Clinas
Lacon
Neighborhood Clean-Up Push Urges Citywide Home Pride
A spring movement calls on residents to unite for home and neighborhood improvements. Neat lawns, painted homes, and tidy fences are linked to higher property values and a more desirable community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Delgobbe
Nelehba
Childre
Fort
Also Mentioned on This Page
He Republica
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Phillips County
Joliet
Charles G Dawes
Dawes
Lake Geneva
State Charities Commission
Sanders Walker
Macon
Stephen A Douglas
Elza Williams
Williams
Douglas
Ife
Chicago Daily News
Duke Bros
Donald Niece
Miss Reid
Louis Meier
Order of Thedley
Jeannette Fromme
Mr Steele
Miss Young
Florence Bauter
Kenneth Leech
W .E. Kiteliec
Plainfield
Kenneth
New Jersey
New
Maude de Smythe
Viner Balleweg
de Smythe
Irma Vogelsang
Eugene Jennes
Jack Hamilton
Charles Hartley
Matilda Hoppenhoer
Ruth Griscot
Valeria Reynolds
Elsie Bacon
Sateen
Carrie Greenlee
Madam Ransom
Boston
Louis Meler
Mr Bulbus
Helen Phillips
Lloyd Hunter
Ephesy
Violet Ballaweg
Willie
Arnold
Arnold’s Grocery and Bakery
Henry, Illin
Wilson
Fred’ W. Potter
THE
Nettie Morga Henry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!