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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
10
This advert highlights new women’s suits and coats and praises the attractive men’s styles for the year. It emphasizes abundant compliments on the selection and invites readers to see the models, promising they are reigning favorites.
An advertisement touts long warm coats in a range of prices to fit any pocketbook, highlighting comfort and affordability for shoppers seeking thick, cozy outerwear.
A striking coat features a brown base with a contrasting plaid back trim and self straps, plus braid and reverse-side inlay. Shown in brown and gray mixtures, it presents a wonderful value.
The Bergner store presents a wide range of distinctive fashions at price points of 15 25 and 35 dollars. The entire store is filled with crisp new merchandise for fall and winter inviting shoppers to browse and enjoy the experience.
Magnolia residents share visits and travels with kin across Varna Wenona Peoria and beyond. families attendance at fairs church events and upcoming sermon plans mark this lively Telegram era social column.
Two thousand white oak posts offered by R. W. Spencer one mile west of Magnolia on the Bent Law farm at 1244 cents each. Auction details not provided.
Obituary note records birth February 1 1855 in Putnam County Illinois and death September 5 1912 at Eldorado Springs Missouri. It chronicles his life from Florid Illinois to Missouri with family details and a Christian faith.
Mrs F C Pearce and baby are under care while Mr and Mrs Frank Edminster visit relatives in Parsons Kansas. Ben Kevenaugh oversees the business during their absence.
A letter from A. J. Ironmonger of Auburn New York endorses Foley Kidney Pills for chronic kidney and bladder issues following military service. He states that after using the pills his health improved and he gladly recommends them, noting the products cured many people.
Quaker Lane reports many village events. Smith family members were in town from Henry on Monday. The Swaney brothers won three ball games against Tonica Henry and Wenona. Community improvements include 24 inch tile on Clear Creek. Prohibition and Progressive speeches drew crowds while major parties offered little. Local residents share visits and travels to Granville Ottawa Springfield Champaign Wisconsin and Canada.
Charies Gehm and wife enjoy a Colorado trip. Mrs E Mills of Milwaukee visits daughter Mrs A J Will. H C Vollmer has house reshingled. Louis Schultz family moved to Dakota. Mrs Gunn of Granville visits daughter Mrs Mort Stillwell. Several attend Woodman picnic at Starved Rock Thursday. Many visit Mrs Joseph Kelso at La Salle hospital. Schoenneshoefer band played at Magnolia Grange fair. J A Whitney at State Bankers convention in Peoria. Martin Dagner recovers from illness. Tona Kelley Elsie Will sick with whooping cough. Margaret Vollmer has measles. John Ellis and daughter Ethel visit from Chicago. Harry Dugan home to see mother improving. Mrs Lombard and children visit J L Barton. Mrs Joel Kelso to La Salle hospital for operation, improving. David Schoop plans move from La Salle to South Bend Ind. Born a daughter to Frank Bliss and wife of Lafayette Sept 19. Rev J T Bliss grandparents. Mrs Williams of Henry and Mrs Oxford of Gardner visit Wm Gray family. M L Merritt and wife guests of T S Williamson. Mrs F B Hagg visits niece in Lafayette then Monica. Do A Hepler and sister Mrs Brooks of Streator and F M Hepler of Springfield visit Rev Hanes. Mrs David Nunemaker of Mc.
Granville Echo reports social visits, illnesses, and family events including Nabb's guest, plans of Nunemaker family moving to Indiana, and Mystic Workers life insurance payout to Anna and Mary Toemmes after their father’s death. Also notes Rev Hanes’s move to Tremont and nearby farm sales by Col Child and Nelson Olson with Hoffman listings.
Homer Barney master in chancery sold the Fyffe farm of 160 acres south of Toluca in Bennington township at public sale. Herman Bentlen bid 225 dollars per acre and secured the land. R R Newburn bought 160 acres near Knox Indiana and plans to take possession by March 1. He also exhibited prize stock at Magnolia Grange fair including sheep poultry and Shetland ponies.
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