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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1913

Page

8

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Notes

Grateful citizens testify to Doan's Kidney Pills' benefits with Mrs William Loomis of Wenona praising relief from backache and kidney symptoms. The item notes local market prices, social visits, a farewell gift of 1225, and community events in Hopewell and Steuben, including a funeral in the Baptist church.

Doan Wenone William Loomis Wenona Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Dean’s

Varna and Whitefield Corners Social Roundup

Local notes recount vaudeville at the opera house, visits by Mrs. Hollenbach and others, and holiday preparations. Reports from Varna list guests, travel to Peoria, and a shower for Miss Maud Extrem. Whitefield entries praise a school entertainment, bazaar plans, committees, and a harvest home service with Thanksgiving plans.

La Prairie Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Sickbed News

Mr Patterson of Chicago was a guest of Mrs Ellen Renwick. Hall Barton broke a rib last week. Elva Campbell Eliza beth Marland Sparland and Hazel Pell Lawn Ridge were visitors at the La Calder home. Ellen Renwick to entertain the LLC on Dec 6. Violet Burnett Speer visits the Madison home. Mrs Smith Monmouth gave a bank offering address. A J McCullough is very sick with la grippe. UP church ladies plan annual bazaar and supper on Dec 11.

Crow Meadow News Notes and Visiting Folks

Crow Meadow reports Willard Hamm with a horse ill from lung fever. Mrs Ed Dawson and two children Edna and Paul visit from Winnebago Minn and plan to buy near there after selling their farm. Mrs Jay Barnes and son Chancey spend Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs Tanner in Jo Sparland. Families from Davenport IA visit the Barnes home. Co E Burt party from Lynn Haven Fla reports arrival and settling in. Miss Mary Anthony a Peoria teacher visits with Maud Dawson and Mary Quinn. Leamon Hanoim closes school for Thanksgiving visits in Peoria.

Willard Hamm Ed Dawson Edna Paul Winnebago Minn Anthony Penoria Bessie Dawson Minnesota Peoria Jay Barnes Chancey Tanner Jo Sparland Samuel Kirk Mary Barnes Ellen Hackett Davenport Barnes Co. E. Burt Lynn Haven Fla Mary Maud Dawson Misa Mary’ Quinn Mise Leam Will

Hoosier Cabinet Promises Spacious Kitchen Centerpiece

A promotional pitch extols a Hoosier Cabinet as the ideal Christmas gift for wives. It claims the cabinet consolidates cupboards pantry and kitchen table into one compact unit, keeping every cooking essential within easy reach, with a claim that nothing else matches its value.

We Can Supply Your Furniture Needs Sale Catalog

A dense display advertises rugs in various sizes and linoleum options with prices from 45c per square yard to 50c and 15c. It lists ladies coats in multiple styles with price ranges, plus a big November sale on millinery, laces, trimmings, corsets, gloves, mittens, Thanksgiving linens, nations and novelties.

Winter Goods And Economy In Clothing Prices

Practice economy and cut the cost of living by selecting winter goods. The mother who fights rising costs by cheap clothing mistakes economy, while paying fair prices for durable, reliable garments proves true economy. Boys suits range from $2.50 to $7.50, young men’s suits from $8.00 to $12.60, men’s suits and overcoats from $10 to $40 with quality fabrics and new styles.

Magnolia News Roundup Covers Visits and School Updates

Mrs Bert Ehringer and baby Elizabeth Jane visited from Washburn and will return to Chicago after Thanksgiving. Local events include church attendance with Richmond college speaker, barber shop leadership change, and new school equipment including a telephone, electric bell, and physics apparatus. Thanksgiving visitors from Granville, Wenona, Bloomington, and other towns described. school zoology collects specimens and a five cent primary entertainment raised 16.85.

Melvin Hefner Miss Ray

Henry Illinois Hennepin News Roundup

Len Nash and daughter visited Watertown to see a wife and mother receiving treatment there. Mrs Davis and children leave for Los Angeles to begin a future home. Mrs Leech visits Chicago with nieces. Turner and Read paid brief business trips to Princeton and LaSalle. J E Taylor returns from grand lodge and recovers with Dr McCormick care. Congregational church held a bakery sale and coffee event with modest turnout. The choir had a full-house musicale led by Rev Stemme with fine performances. Ulmer spent time in Joliet. Waters returned to Chicago for Thanksgiving with family. Royal Neighbors initiated ten new members with a banquet. Mrs McCutcheon ill with lumbago. Dr Wyatt attending. I O O F hall event planned for 10 cents with an entertaining program. Children at the opera house recited the Lincoln Gettysburg address to a crowded crowd. Rev Henry Brink spoke. Anna Averill read Gettysburg trip paper to veterans. Mrs Schock and two Chicago children visited J B Bush family. Avon Zenor of Ottawa visited his parents.

Mose German Walter Ae Henry August Varna Maude Jalmer Hultgren Miles Brown California Otto Carlson Mee Miller Lacon Herbert Johnson Miss Nettle Palm Roberts Evar Carlson Fred Folken Harry Hitch O T Whetzel el Paso C. Mae Ricketts Crow Agency Mont John Shields Peoria Whitcomb Ethel Hultgren Maud L. Brown Clarinda L H Brown Brown Louiis Palm Albert Vic Stoner Miss Alling Japan John Antrim Champaign F Swanson Chicago Rock Island Magnolia Bert Ehringer Babe Elizabeth Jane Washburn French Alice Mason Genevieve Lincoln Ned Wm. Watson Lisbon Merritt Burl Simonton Walter Wilson Emporia Kas Lucile King Abby Boyle Herbert Wier- Iwan Allan Ash McNabb Louise Merritt Quaker Lane Richmond College Lawrence Boshell Boshell Rutland Titus John Dean, Jr Granville Henry Parrett Wenona Our Village Edna Hillabrand Gould Bloomington Lackland Jabou Epworth League Hennepin Len Nash Watertown A Davis Los Angeles Cal V. B. Leech J W .Turner Princeton George C. Read la Salle J. E. Taylor Grand Lodge McCormick Congregational Church Hammond Building Stemme John E. Ulmer O. K Gilbert Waters Opera House Henry Brink W. A. Paxson Anna Averill Gettysburg Schock J. B. Bush Avon Zenor Ottawa

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Relief Claim

Nervous and sick headaches blamed on torpid liver and constipated bowels. Take Dr King’s New Life Pills for rapid relief as they stimulate organs to function properly. No. 1 regulator for liver and powers. Take 265c and buy a box today. Recommended by A. J. Ironmonger and T. J. Segraves.

Dr. King A. J. Ironmonger T. J. Segraves Advt

Funeral notice and social notices from a small town

Distilled from an OCR fragment, notices include Sunday visits by Barkerjani family and friends, an oyster supper invitation at Mile Town Hall on Thanksgiving evening November 27, and oblique references to a death and funeral arrangements. Names appear with scattered places and dates, reflecting a local community bulletin.

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