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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

2

Local Notices and Social Updates from Magnolia

R A Ward serves as Local Representative for The Republican in Magnolia and handles paper affairs. E A Mathis visited Chicago last week while N J Mathis tends land in Oklahoma this week. S B Mitchell hosts a Iowa visit from his daughter. G W Hillabrand attended a Bloomington wedding. G W Haws and H B Ramage tour North Dakota. Mrs John C Johnson remains ill but improving. Frost greets farmers each night.

E. A. Mathis Chicago N. J. Mathis Oklahoma S. B. Mitchell Iowa G. W. Hillabrand Bloomington G. W. Haws H. B. Ramage North Dakota John C. Johnson

Local society notes and college praise in Magnolia and Eureka

Miss Phoebe Bowers returns from Sparland and Henry visits. Mrs. R. B. Roberts heads to Enid Oklahoma for a extended visit. Building work stalls as workmen are absent last week. Wm Miller, Magnolia native now Gilman resident, visits town. Magnolia lodge secretary S B Mitchell attends grand lodge in Chicago. Aid plans annual visit to Mrs. Taylor of Granville on Thursday October 8. High school lecture by Prof J N Smith to open the fall winter course at the Masonic hall to fund a physical laboratory. Tracy L Skelton of Eureka college visits home. Eureka College promotes increased attendance and endowment under H H Peters. Attendance this year up from last year.

Phoebe Bowers Sparalnd Henry R. B. Roberts Enid Oklo Wm. Miller Magnolia Gilman S. B. Mitchell Magnolia Lodge A. F A. M Grand Lodge Chicago Taylor Granville Edna Morphew J. N. Smith Masonic Hall Tracy L. Skelton Eureka College H. H. Peters

Local notes from Magnolia community circle

Special Correspondent reports on domestic events in Magnolia. Morphew spent Sunday at home while Bob Allen traded houses again. Mrs. Johnson of the Price farm was very sick Sunday. Tracy Skelton returned home from college to visit his parents. Rev. Schacht recently visited friends here. Mr. McAllister of Whitefield has been among us recently.

Co. F. Morphew Bob Allen Johnson Price Farm Tracy Skelton Rev. Schacht Mr. McAllister Whitefield

Local residents mingle in Henry area social and church life

George Clemens and wife conducted business in Henry Friday. John Dean Sr entertained Missouri friends Sunday. Ennis Dakin and wife attended the state fair in Springfield. Miss Harriet Heymer hosted Laura and Dora Simmons Sunday evening. Rev J E Taylor new to the area enjoys good reception. Samuel Potter buys Clemens stock of goods and plans moving to a new building. A sad accident injures N B Thierry’s elderly mother. The Ladies Aid elected officers for the year and listed expenses. Wilbur Nelson and Mabel Vetter wed in Princeton. The We Girls elected officers. Sunday school continues at the Christian church with no current preaching.

George Clemens Henry John Dean, Sr Missouri Ennis Dakin Springfield Minnie Law McNabb Magnolia Gertrude Ramsey R. W. Spencer J. E. Taylor Dan McKirgan John McKirgan Gustav Otto John Walker Samuel Potter Clemens N. B. Thierry West Mr. Targo J. J. Buard

Local Gossip and Travel Notes from Quaker Lane Area

W G Griffith made a flying trip to Henry last Monday morning. The Swaney ball team defeated Wenona 14 to 6 last Saturday. Russell Tomlinson returned to Chicago after visiting his grandmother. Prof Madden and Miss McIntyre will attend an alumni reception at DeKalb next Saturday. Mrs Mills and Mrs Hollingsworth visit relatives in La Salle. Nut crop is light at nutting trip with Consolidated teachers. Springfield trip reports the state fair larger and better than ever. Mrs F B Smith attends state W C T U convention at Mt Carmen Oct 8 to 12.

W. G. Griffith Henry Swaney Wenona Boys Russell Tomlinson Chicago Charles Stockhaus Prof. Madden Miss McIntyre DeKalb Mr. Madden John Swaney Mr. Morris Amboy Cassie la Salle E. O. Gunn W. B. Mills T. J. Smith James McNabb F. E. Smith Springfield Illinois United States

Local notes from Springfield fair and region visits

Mr and Mrs H R Loomis attended the state fair in Springfield last week. Mr Jackson suffers a broken wrist from a ladder fall. Charles Henkins visited from the west. G B E Sparling attended a republican rally in Peoria. B A Henkins and A B Henkins returned from Iowa after an Anderson reunion. Mr Walker of Erie PA was a guest at W L Kelso s. George Finley and wife returned from Iowa after visiting a sister of Mrs Winley. Some youths attend revival meetings in Milo Sunday. Mrs Bean of Kewanee visited H R Loomis s. Mr and Mrs Sheldon of Tiskilwa visited Ida Davis and sailed home in a new automobile. The We Girls plan a hat trimming social at the town hall Friday Oct 9 with ladies bringing hats for gentlemen to trim.

H. R. Loomis Springfield Jackson Charles Henkins West G. BE. Sparling Peoria B. A. Henkins A. B. Henkins Iowa Anderson Mr. Walker Erie W. L. Kelso George Finley Winley Milo Bean Kewanee Sheldon Tiskilwa Ida Davis

School Board Powers and Student Attendance Rules

The passage outlines that the school board, not teachers, may set school rules. voting rights for women. site decisions for new schools. tuition recovery limits. bond notices. eminent domain for sites. meeting use of schoolhouses. employment age limits. funding from building taxes. rules on school access times. director vacancies and Saturday elections. conflicts with school supply agents. sinking fund prohibitions. building tax levies with bonds. rights of children within districts to attend public school. and adoption requirements for guardianship.

Health pills praised by Maine family in testimonial

L A Bartlett of Guilford Maine reports three years of good health after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. The mild cleanse and tonic formula costs 26 cents at A J Ironmongers drug store. The piece notes steadiness of the Popular primary experiment and the decline of the old caucus.

Dr. King L. A. Bartlett Guilford Maine A. J. Ironmonger's

Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Multiple Household Benefits

An advertisement for Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypo phosphites urges households to keep it in stock. It claims to strengthen delicate children, build up emaciated parents, and serve as a standard remedy for throat and lung ailments. It offers a free atlas in exchange for a mailed request.

Scott & Bowne Pearl St New York

Venona Notes on Local and Visiting Residents

Venona reports movements of residents and visitors including George O. Hodge visiting Lakes City to oversee land interests James Stanton heading to Chicago for study at the university Miss Agnes Hall returning to Streator M Gorman and daughter visiting relatives in Henry George Melody playing catcher for La Salle Eagles in a Webster Park tournament Mr and Mrs Edwin Gants visiting Springfield to see son M E Gants and attend the state fair Fred Taggart of Chicago visiting with J H Taggarts and wife Sam Fulks managing a Michigan City department store returning home for a move with family Emma Thierry to spend winter in California Martín H Bormann new furniture dealer and family settled in Weona M Van Petten Nellie Remley Elsie Letz and Ruth Dillagon of Washburn en route to Bloominton for Florence Thompson wedding with H A Bremer of Chicago

Venona Index George O. Hodge Lakes City James Stanton Chicago Chicago University Agnes Hall J. H. Taggart Streator M. Gorman John Lindgren Henry George Melody la Salle Eagles Webster Park Edwin Gants Springfield M. E. Gants Fred Taggart Sam Fulks Michigan City Ind Emma Thierry California Martin H. Bormann

Deneen’s four-year term argued as apprenticeship ends

The Galesburg Republican Register argues Illinois governors should not be limited to one term. It praises Deneen’s four years as state leader, claiming he has moved from apprentice to master of duties and questioning the need to replace a trusted, efficient governor.

Illinois Galesburg Republican Register Deneen Cook County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Magnolia, Illinois Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association G. W. Keller Undertaker A.rich, Man’s THE Magnolia Bank Magnolia, Ill Robert G. Dakin M. D Ill J, H Massie Aily Griffth’s Laundry W. A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Olive Street Bank Barnes’ University Medico, Chirulogical Society St. Louis Ina Bank Ina, Ill A. R. Kreger Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital Nedo le R. A. Ward Henry Repubilcay Ladies’ Aid Society Nan Guinea Bronn Surface Coe Hillabrand Ramage Eter Psigisrickpnenches Quaker Lane Putnam Scott Rollin Travis Tonica, Illinois Poland Chinas Poland-China Mississippi River Prince Fanciful Prince Alert Peter Moon Sherman Glenn Salt River Valley Ranches Phoenix Arizona Salt River Valley Greene & Griffin Real Estate & Investment Co Henry, Ill F. A. Powell E. H. Hutchins John Kline G.n.portmam N. Adams St. Peoria
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