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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1893
Page
7
Prof George reports a good school with full attendance at Magno lia. Listings include residents moving to 518 Burling street and 115 Clarence street, church events for Thanksgiving and Sunday meetings, and real estate and insurance notices. Illness updates, travel plans, and editorial staff movements also noted.
The W. C. T. U. holds a regular gospel meeting next Sab at 3 oclock p m The ayM. 4 church begins gospel meetings next Sunday evening the 12th Invitations extended Pastor D Mc Leigh Mrs Lou Scholes arrives from Montgomery Co Walter to attend school Jennie Smith returns to Henry from Hurke Springs still unwell James A Hoagland visits Fred W. Jones of Wayne Neb in Henry visiting relatives John T. Smith ill and weak Local merchants promote fair dealing J A Melick Co solicits buyers E T Disosway visits from M R Disosway Curtis Wright family Lewis Mutton Ebert Jackson work for Peoria electric line John Stapp grave tablet from Devore Fisher Rev P Emmeran of St Bede's Peru visits Henry La Prairie Center notes school teacher Thomas Gorman Nebraska district school 33 pupils Woodman debate on fiction reading Rev Ir Corley returns from vacation services in Henry Sunday evening and vesper services Speaker G W Milner to lecture What I saw in the Rockies Woman's Club meets with Hutchins family program prepared The rail line timetable changes affect trains Sunday day train only no Sunday night service and caboose passenger rules noted.
Henry Illinois sorrow as Mrs Mary Calk, a daughter of Mrs An drew Shorts of this city, dies in Conway Iowa. Mrs Louden recalls the moment her mother rode to the station and died two days after the visit. The Congregational church reports 13 new members from a recent protracted meeting.
Tome Hall married Josie Hall in Peoria to J Henderson Hall son of Col John Warner. Ceremony at Warner home featured chrysanthemums and Mendelssohn music with large reception. couple to live at 416 Park Place. Also Marshall County Teachers meeting program listed with topics and speakers. Congregational Church notice invites services and communion. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised.
Charles Bromley visits the high school as term nears end. Pearl Deihl and Charley Worthington enter school. The library gains four volumes donated by Mrs Law. Examinations were satisfactory. President Hunter and Dr Aller called, as did Miss Allen’s uncle. Students anticipate an engaging program tomorrow afternoon. A new air pump for Physics awaits installation and fish dissection moves forward in Zoology. A color parade to the landing was held Tuesday afternoon. End-of-month report lists grades and teachers with no corporal punishment.
Advertisements claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures or relieves numerous diseases including dyspepsia scrofula catarrh rheumatism loss of appetite and general illness. A meeting note asks Henry Home Forum members to attend and nominate 98 officers. Also notices promote wedding stationery engraving printing and travel ticket services with local job ads and upcoming teacher examinations.
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