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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
13
Residents recount visits from Charley Frank and family and from Simon and Charley Diveibles as they tend to ill relatives. Obituaries note Mra Ruth Amands Johnson and Uncle James Buccal. other items report illnesses, travel, and church events. Local actions include lodge officer installation and mail carrier exam results. several residents travel to Chicago for events or funerals.
The column recalls a trip to Viola Kansas visiting Nightwanger family and Abram Nightwouger near Gedgerick County. Frank Nightwanger, a Wichita lawyer, is highlighted. Community events include deaths of Grandma Prue and Henry Buileyment, a funeral at Boyd's Grove, and local changes such as removing blacksmithing, a new bridge project, and a family wedding in Peoria Illinois.
A garbled report mentions places and people with mixed phrases. Key terms include names like Henry and Grandma Jacobs and references toThursday but the context and specifics are unreadable. The piece reads as a damaged social note or notice with no clear event or outcome.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Michsell were at Chillicothe visiting Mrs Sta ests gaothen and Mrs Mailman of Henry who went to visit her oyster Mrs Rock and was taken ill with lung fever with little hope of recovery. Mrs Bexton and Mr Johnstenm returned from Me Carnasil for Bert Geotgh's little girl funeral. Albert Longmang and Robert Kellsy from Bullyment at Miro on Friday. Ambo thes Atles Giebbice horned from Annote's brother John's agraes the viser. Mr and Mrs Thos Saliabury are visiting art of the hones Wit Woo Sau sbury. Mr Worthington and daughter Chips Fre enjoying visiting at Thomas and Onsines Hudbelt e. We pave fect Meard of tne GoGo. Thompeon of Lacon returned from Brad ford races. Mes Games? King reversed from her visit in Arkansas. Andy Malmean's hired man is quite sick. Jon Johnston went to Jews last Tuesday. James O'Brien's have a new baby boy. Hopewell Minnesota Rynesmith Lester Reid's nurses visited with J Waken and wife and Ernest Morritz and wife Saturday and Sunday. Julia Strawn asks how she likes the chow. Mabe Remley is back at school at Henry graduation year. Mrs Hultgren visiting daughter Mrs Stromgrem. Florence Thompson spent Sunday with her father and sister. John Murphy and wife spent Tuesday in Peoria. Rore Shaffer was home over Sunday.
Local notes recount Rev A Warren cloning a summer church contract and delivering a farewell on Greca, followed by a packed concert. Singers included Mrs Fox and Bertha Feesler among others. audience praised the performance as high class. Warren departs for Chicago school duties with plans to return for pulpit duties.
Poocia Friday visiting figures attended Monday arrangements in Ames. John Luise and Magneslia attendee tours described with neighborhood mentions. Roy Weobl and Teo Udleal noted for events in town.
The Magnolia school announces a cake sale and a fall festival at Magnolia Bridgeway, with Oct 7 8 9 set for Wednesday Thursday and Sunday events. Principal Morian urges attendance and refreshments will be served. Local families from Spring Valley Rutland and nearby towns drop by for updates and town visitors are noted throughout the piece.
Fragmentary OCR content mentions names and places with distorted words. Readable bits reference Whitefield and individuals plus scattered terms suggesting a local notice or personal items. Details are too garbled to identify a coherent event, date, or outcome.
A Wake, Arkansas preacher recounts 12 years of yellow jaundice and kidney trouble before finding relief with Electric Bitters. He credits Dr Powell's Drug Store guarantee and a prescription price of 50 cents.
An old advertisement lists discount offers on textiles and clothing. Prices include Outing Flannels at 3.90 a yard, Home Meade Comforts at 1.78, French Ginghams in multiple colors, and assorted fabrics and garments with various markdowns. The tone suggests a retail sale aiming at clear stock and value.
Last Thursday evening a new orchestra rehearsed at Fran cohTer's with Doco F E Kerns HW Beck F A Hetrick Michael and Tony Wolf. Gallacher hosted a party Monday with about two dozen guests and good time. A Kansas trip for work was taken by several men from here. Mr Gallaher was ill last week but better now. Wheatland convention plans were announced and a gathering at Winfield was set for October 10.
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