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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1893

Page

7

Cloak opening and sales blitz by J H Jones and Son

Monday the 6th features new subscriber offers from J H Jones and Son with clearance items from major cloak makers in New York and the western firm closing stock at any cost. Also mentions Fosbenner's and Ebert Jackson of Peoria as locals in town for the event while other notices advertise school tablets and autumn weather.

J. H. Jones & Son Wedness Rgest York Sliffe Fosbenner E. H. Hutchins Fosbenner's Henry J. H. Jones S. Ebert Jackson Peoria

Local notes and society items from Lacon Journal

Mrs Sol York visits the world fair during closing days. Congregational services announced for tomorrow. Dr Forrest moves from Hunt homestead to Burt's house on Thomas street. Postmaster Brown selling houses and lots in city. Shugh hosts sisters from Tiskilwa. G W Draper canvasses for Lacon marble works. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for rheumatism relief. Kuss back to Henry after negotiations collapse in Washburn. Rev Landenberger of Joliet preaches in city. Charles Nelson buys Motter's running horse Shedd in swap for ponies. E P Harney solicits fire and tornado insurance. Bessie Townsend visits daughter Mrs Buchanan. Wom en Club hosted. Martha J Rowe plans western tour to Nebraska. Will B Clark renovates roof. Doc Gamery helps with roofing work.

Sol York Ree Bart Feeney the Congregational Church Mb Bath Dr Forrest Hunt Homestead Burt Thomas Street Brown Charlies C. Shugh John M. Mills Bessie Townsend Henry Buchanan Wom‘n Club Lacon Journal Martha J Rowe Nebraska Will B Clark Doc Gamery

Local notes and society items from Peoria area

Reads like a crowded column of small town life with mentions of visitors and residents. Simeon Sawyer attends his mother’s funeral and his wife returns home. Cloak seller Goldenline to exhibit at J. H. Jones & Son. Local tradesmen discuss fruit, potatoes and farming journals. Several residents travel, visit Chicago, Stanton and Des Moines. Community church activities, school and rail interests noted along with a river trip charter.

Chicago Goldenline West America J. H. Jones & Son J. A. Melick & Co Dr.Davis Ainting Walter Scott Rs Davis Ann Tabor Fish Barr Peoria York Theodore Bickerman

Henry welcomes Diehl family back home under Hunt roof

Alfred J. Diehl and his wife return to Henry Kansas moving to the Hunt homestead on Market Street to care for Mrs Hunt. Mrs Diehl visits Belleville and joins her feeble mother, while old residents note tramps in town and Halloween mischief including bent gates and a doorway heap of rubbish.

Alfred J. Diehl Belleville Kansas Henry Hunt Market Street Diehl Lyman Charles 2. Deems Ohnurch The Stranger New York T. Displway Ox Proneton J. B. Powell F. A. Powell Peoria John 8 Thompson Lacon Earlville Hoe Conant Place Kan A. J. Die Bertrand Geo-Warren

Henry visitors bid fond farewell to Croft family

Mr and Mrs 8. M. Croft of Anthony Kansas visit Henry with relatives and old friends. A Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs E Croft’s home recalls years of shared events as the Crofts plan to return to Kansas after a brief stay. The Congregational church revival by Rev Frank A. Miller ends this week with strong attendance and lively gospel teaching. Charles S. Crary and Julia Jones announce their forthcoming wedding at Gibson City next week Thursday.

Fosbenner’s Farm Journal of Philadelphia Republican Farm Journal Melick Isaac Forbes St Mary's Catholic Congregation Rey Fr Bank J. A. Melick Kansas West New Jerusalem Clara A. Stephens Iowa Signal Des Moines Iowa Powell GG. Guyer Marsh Lacon Williams Grace’ Presbyteria Peoria Henry Station R. R. Co Henry Samuel Maxwell Stanton, Neb Joseph Schick Chicago—Drainage Commission York 8. M. Croft Anthony E. Croft Croft Samuel Croft John Monier Doran Sparland Alderman Helper Helper Irving Broaddus Congregational Church Frank A. Miller Normal Charles 8. Crary Julia Jones Mr .Gannah-Jones Gibson City

Woodman debate on fear and reward influences

The Woodman debate last Friday concluded that men act more for reward than from fear of punishment. Judges Dawson Wright Horner ruled the arguments favored reward. Next meeting asks if reading fictitious literature harms the young with Affirmative C E Burt leading and a call for full participation.

Woodman C. M Dawson Corby Wright Samuel Horner C. E. Burt Aps Scrat R. Gumporey A. Worley C.H. Ranzom G. M. Clark S. Merritt

Whitefield Center hosts 8th Sabbath School Convention

A Sunday program at Whitefield Center M. E. Church on November 6 features talks on sabbath school training by Rev. J. R. Nesbit and Rev. R. Y. Gazard, plus sessions on teachers’ work and cultivating the field. Participants include Mrs X G Wilmot and Ella Kermeen with Andrew Kelley and J. S. Thompson listed among invitees.

Whitefield Whitefield Center J. R. Nesbit R. Y. Gazard

Horse owners tout Simmons Liver Regulator remedy

In a spring report a farmer states his horses recovered quickly after treating lung fever with Simmons Liver Regulator liquid in one ounce doses twice daily. The note is attributed to Mitchner Prop’r Michener's Express Jenkintown Pennsylvania.

Simmons Mitchner

Advertised Letters Listed for Week Ending Oct 28

Notices show letters advertised for collection. if not called for by Nov 11 they go to the dead letter office. Names include Thomas Cooper Rev L M Barnes Charles Butlerfield.

Thomas Cooper L M. Barnes Charles Buterfield

Wedding and Anniversary Stationery Engravings Offered

A note invites orders for wedding, dancing, and all anniversary stationery. It promises engraving services of all kinds and recommends contacting The Republican office for first class printing.

Republican Office

Webb's Ticket Office Advertises Exams in Peoria

An old notice publicizes teacher examinations at Lacon and a non private format. It lists Webb's Ticket Office in Peoria, with an address on South Adams Street. It mentions railroads and ocean steamships in connection with the exam notice.

Webb Peoria Lacon Jesse E. W. Morcan

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