Local notices and ads from Henry area 1883
A long collection of ads and notices includes Albert Nay's drug store and City Drug store promotions, J Watercott Co millinery, Dr Powell's lighting and goods, Snyder's market prices on beef, and a blooded stock sale at Wenona fair grounds. Also reports on local meetings, farm auctions, and a marriage near Camp Grove with band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nay
City
Dr Powell
J. Watercott & Co
Dr Powall
J. Watercott & Co’s
J. Watercott & Co's
Garland
Jos. Kulp
J. Watercott & 10
Elaine
Jos. Kulp’s
Snyder's
Jos
Jos. Kulp. Keep Your Hands From Chopping By Going To Henry Wetzel At Spariand
John Kilne
City Drug Store
Henry Wetzel
Spaiiand
Pen
Wenona Fair Grounds
C. Springer
Wenunna
Ill
Dakota
John Kline
John Liable
Stark County
Kate Bender
Peter Bender
Camp Grove
Ife
Local notices and social items from the city page
A round of illness reports and travels fills the column. A M Poul NEWS remains ill but convalescing while Ed Kulp travels in Iowa reporting frost ruin on corn. Joseph Kapraun buys in Chicago for new stock. Rev W H Schiffer and Ravi E Taylor announce Sunday services. Dr A Powell returns from the East with many novelties. Mrs Kerr and Miss Susie Nighswonger visit Solomon Nighswonger in Steuben township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulp Ia
Iowa
Albert Kerr
Scranton
Solomon Nighswonger
Steug
Susie Nightwonger
Welton Visits City. Pearla Ad Offers Clothing Value
Charles M. Welton, son of the late B A Welton of Johnson Nebraska, travels to Chicago on business. Pearla’s When clothing store at 110 South Adams Street advertises wholesale prices via six stores and woolen mills. Whitefield Corners changes its physician as Dr F A Hamilton succeeds Dr Reader joining the community with strong testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Welton
B. A. Welton
Johnson
Nebraska
Julius Johnson
Whitefield
Marshall County
South Adams Street
Pearla
Whitefield Corners
Reader
F. A. Hamilton
Henry
Corners
Hamilton
Illinois
Hia
LA PRAIRIE AREA RELIGIOUS AND COMMUNITY NOTES
The LA PRAIRIE report notes a well attended assembly at Lawn Ridge with ministers and delegates. Rev Geo Ransom departs for Connecticut for four weeks and will attend ABFM Detroit gathering and Hartford council meetings. Rev Seaman attends Rock Island conference then shifts location. Father Stone of Lawn Ridge is ill with lung trouble. A child in the south part of town was seriously hurt after being kicked by a horse. Lowe & Son of Peoria recently erected a granite family monument at Blue Ridge Cemetery for Mr. B C Root. Deacon S P Hawkins Alfred Scruton Rt W McCullough finish new houses and David Shyver of Blue Ridge has a new home under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Stone
Lawn Ridges
P. Hawkins
Alfred Scruton
Rt. W. McCullough
David Shverer
Blue Ridge
Local notes from Lawn Ridge and district happenings
Lane Ridge residents share travel plans and visits to Chicago and Nebraska, with several real estate sales near the village including 120 to 155 acre farms. Congregational society semi annual meeting features sermons by Frank Howe and visiting ministers, with next gathering planned for Galva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Charles Stowell
Mattie Day
Kewanees
Marcus Hinman
Edgar Ayers
West Hallock
Thia
Mra K. Wille
Charles Timmons
Percey
R Turnbolt
C Hall
M. P Simms
The
Congregational Society
Frank Howe
Peoria
Kev H. Burr
New Winsor
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Watercott
Grey Eagle
New York
Chicago
Dean Republican
George Bickerman
Nicholson
W. Klein
Wood
Isaac Swiger
Hendrick
Swiger
Michael Murray
Mike
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Post Rooms
Walter Scott
J. C. Townsend
A. R. Olmsted
Peter Bell
H.J. Gregory
W T. Law, Esq
First National Bank of
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Nichola
Ottumwa
Misa Sallie Anderson
Abram Anderson
Love Tree
W L Spangler
A M Poul
Gilbert
Mra Charlies
City Hotel
Leech
Mra Camp
James Zenor
Hennepin
Julius Watercott
Joseph Kapraun
BMFE
Ravi E Taylor
Thin Ely
W H Sehiffer
T. H
A Powell
Hera
J.F. Gates
Enoch Sawyer
Hopewel Township
Adams Sire
Jersey
Clhlareh & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!