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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

4

Masonic Jubilee Anniversary Observed by Lodges and Dignitaries

The O E 8 ladies and Marone families hosted a banquet and literary exercises in one building despite bad weather. Worshipful Master O P Carroll presided with a clear voice and orderly flow. A feature was golden ice cream at the banquet, and many lodges were represented with a long registry of attendees from Chicago, Killicothe, and beyond.

Marone Qone O. P. Carroll George M. Moulton Chicago Uiriedtien D. Lh. Gom Mth Killicothe Wenry O-P-Carroll Fimer-Quinn Iiram Bracken James Chambers George Bart Dr Cromwell TF Clover James Diverbiss Frank Sterrett Rovert Hoar Jones TS Jones Thm Sterrett Smith P-Hhs Merritt Afwom Thos W Bobby Albert Quinn JE Quinn Euard A'Powell Frank Johnson GE Spanning JS Euard GE Simpson JR Newman Hiram Hunter HT Gregory Ll FI Willams Wiliiaros MA Adams U UO White FU Adkingon I O Pershing Simeon Oxic M Snow F S Schaefer W ‘B Kirkpatrick John 8 Thompson FE R Thompson Ril Maxwell BA Martin Wows Ak Fluinceck Hiram T Wilkes W Oasey E Frank Perry Spirlind Frank A Burr H J Adams W Waughop G Fosbender Obiiliethe W Seely Magnolia Tiskliwa W Stevens W A Robinson A B Blake J A Pettys Thurston Paul Jengen J ‘Truss PO Bacon M D.kiiterman G Ebavelch O H iComp H F Krenzie Bradford P A Néson Eric Johnson Peorin J O Wis K A Fisher Rutland Grown WI. Smith J_E Morris E-E

Golden Wedding of Peter Klein and Wife

A 30 year marriage jubilee celebrated October 6 1852 with a church ceremony renewing vows at the parish that the couple has served for decades. Guests included family and friends who presented a gold headed cane and gold framed eyeglasses, followed by a lavish supper and social hour. The couple appeared renewed and joyful as editors and neighbors extend wishes for future anniversaries.

Peter Klein God’s Holy Church Reveon Aumbuehl Shik Sapiet Wn Mane

Rally for J. W. Graff in Henry at New Opera Hall

Hon J W Graff the Republican congressional candidate will address Henry residents on the Leading Times of the Day at New Opera Hall Thursday evening Oct 16 1902 at 8 o'clock. The public is invited regardless of politics. Per Order Committee.

Henry J. W. Graff Congress New Opera Hall

Mrs Barbara Becker So-Long Resident of Henry Dies at 76

Mrs Barbara Becker died October 8 at Lisldlock after a brief illness. Born January 81 1826 in Kassel Bavaria she came to America in 1847 and married Vincent Becker in Chicago in 1851. She lived in Henry for fifty years leaving seven children, three surviving, with a sister and several grandchildren at bedside. Funeral at St Marys Church in Henry Friday at 9 30 with burial at Calvary Cemetery beside her husband and children.

Vincent Becker Lisldlock Barbara’ Becker Becker Kassel Bavaria Barbara—Juckels Chicago Henry Kautenburger George Peoria August Pdtulina Wunder St Mary’s Catholic Church Edward Street St Mary’s Church Moening Zumbuehl Calvary Cemetery

Local notes on society events and upcoming meeting

Mrs Sparling recovers and others report on Henry K of P gathering next Monday. Edminster billiard hall changes and new phone listings noted along with recent horse races at Big 4 track and football plans between Peoria and Henry. A town college game and grocery store opening at Camp Grove are highlighted, plus theatre press visits and AOW dances upcoming October 10. Apples from Willian Wheeler’s orchard draw attention with two massive harvest apples described.

J. P. Sparling Henry K P. Judge Fannie Calvin Normal George Travie Warren & McAleer Billard Hall Chas Hetnioer Henryridge Fledser’s Parlor Henry Hyler Big 4 Lacon Varna Sparland Peoria Henry Charles Harney Edmond Hennessey Patrick Hennessey Camp Grove Fred Harney Our City H. Lee Riley Charles Frohman New York Theatrical Exchange Big Meter Cannah Jones Lee U. S Richard Mansfield Julia Marlowe Oseph Jefferson A. O. U. W. Wancllis Club Frida Willian Wheeler Putnam Village

Fitch Laundry Ad Promises Weekly Wednesday Service

Laundry shipped to the Fitch laundry every Wednesday morning for dyeing cleaning and general garment service. Haefer, agent, lists telephone 120 for contact.

The Woman's Club Opens New Regime Meeting

The first regular meeting under new leadership was held at Mrs Josephine L Townsend’s home. President Mrs Mary H. Paskell urged faithful support, noted past presidents, and emphasized collective effort under the motto Nulla Vestigia Retrorsum and Each for all, all for each. Audubon chair Emily Sparling resigned. Viara Willan elected. Delegates to the State Federation were chosen. Papers celebrated Audubon figures John James Audubon, George W. Cable, Augusta Jane Wilson with readings by Mrs Dora Hallieb and Lucy Burt. Membership for Leta G. Snow proposed. meeting adjourned to Oct 20 with Mrs Lillian Andrews in charge.

Woman's Club Josephine L Townsend Mary H. Paskell Minnie Kline T. L. Jones Emily Sparling Viara Willan Sparling Braceu Champaign Paskell L. Jones Clara Waughop Martha J. Sutton John James Audubon Audubon Society Sunny South Dora Hallieb Lucy Burt Mise Waughop Letttra Maarietta Robinson Augusta Jane Wilson Harter Peecatn paTa Hesame Leta G. Snow Lillian Andrews Department Education Mra May Dewey Mra Bessie ‘Townsend Altho M. Laverna Disosway

Dwyer and Miss Gertrude Spent Wed at St Joseph’s Church

Sunday evening at St Joseph’s Catholic Church David Dwyer and Miss Gertrude Spent joined in marriage in a ceremony led by Rev Fr Kuiery. The groom, son of the late Thomas Dwyer, resides in the city and owns several farms in Livingston County. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple plan to establish a home early next year with family and community support voiced.

St Joseph's Catholic Church David Dwyer Ncle Axurnane Rey Fr Kuiery Fred Harney Gertrude Dwyer Jy Ean Thomas Dwyer W. W. Dewey Livingston County

You Feel No Pain Dental Gas Comforts Patients

The practice touts safe gas administration to ease dental operations. The office claims injections cause more discomfort and promises painless, safe extractions and other procedures under gas.

Cateen Bayne

Fire Insurance and low rates offered for dwellings

The undersigned represents several first class insurers and offers very low rates on dwelling risks. H. Jones, J. Henry, r Ts Auguin. Miss Mary Keller plays organ at the M. E. church and the youth perform well at the big organ. The river jam is wide now, possibly due to the dam.

H. Jones J Henry, R Ts Mary Keller M. E. Church

City Council Proceedings October 1902 Meeting

Regular city council session notes minutes read and approved. Bills listed for September and related street and maintenance work. Treasurer's report accepted. Waterworks bond proposition discussed and approved pending formality. Lease for city property frontage on Edward Street approved for five years at $1 yearly. Meeting adjourned.

City -Hall Humphrey Green Bios Geture Can P Tares Bickerman Smith Henry Electric Co Ghas Motter Geto Durfiinger Leyi Durfllnger Whaoleo Jos Merdiian Rwes Om Gealfutrscetter Franke Dennis Im-Purke Veeseeeters Brisco Tom Larkins Bush Wwe Wim Sutton WorksOn Si Baker Monihan Myers Miles Green Streut Potter Humyarey Camy Billy Camp Mith Broaddus Naye Rist Yaeger Broad Dus John Thompson & Son Mayr JS. Thompson & Son Broaddne Motron Travia Edward Street Ayes Bronaddus A. G. Humphrey Bchaefer

Herbine advertised cure for malaria in 19th century ad

An advertisement promotes Herbine as a cure for malaria and related symptoms. A user testimonial from P. A. Hopkins of Manchester Kansas endorses its efficacy for malaria, chills and fever, headache, and biliousness. The ad notes the product price as 50 cents at Dr Powell's City drug store.

P. A. Hopkins Manchester Kan Dr Powell

Church Notes Highlight Local Clergy and Baptisms

Mr and Mrs Fred Becker joined the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Rev L G Landenberger will preach next Sunday and has an appointment in Madison. A Bible study class will form at Mrs Robert McDonough’s home tomorrow evening. John’s church hosts a historical confirmation topic Wednesday at 7 30. Several new members were added to churches this week and ministers preached to large crowds. The Endeavorers plan a Friday social with transport from J A Williams’s church, and Rev D S McCown spoke at the M E church last Sunday.

Fred Becker Presbyterian Church L. G. Landenberger Madison Wis Robert McDonough John’s Church Rey Nichols Christian Church Beven P. O. Broline Rey Campbell John Weston J. A. Willams*s McCown M. 3 Henry Javan Nesy lev_B._Van Pelt M. E

Installation service at First Presbyterian Henry Oct 16

Rev Robert L Campbell will be installed at the First Presbyterian church of Henry next Thursday evening October 16. Rev Dr Little will preach the sermon, Dr Weston will deliver the charge to the people, and Rev A H Mathis will give the charge to the passer. Special music is planned by the Choral Union. The public is invited.

Robert L. Campbell First Presbyterian Church Henry Little 2D Presbyterian Church of Peoria Weston Calvary Presbyterian Church of A. H. Mathis Canton Love Divine M. E G. W. Keller Mies Shade Mies Eattie Mra McVicker Miss Motter George Thacker Mr Keller St John's Church Frederick W. Taylor Quincy St John’s Parish

Go to your druggists for relief of dispepsia and liver complaint

The piece claims over 75 percent of Americans suffer from effects like sour stomach and headaches. It urges two doses of Green's Special Almanac remedy sold at Dr Powell's and promotes the almanac.

United States

Henry Creamery Co Stockholders Meeting Adjourned

The Henry Creamery Co stockholders meet adjourned to Nepera on Saturday October 11 at two o’clock p.m. A full attendance is requested as business is important. Per order of the Desactive committees.

Marriages reported in St Tonopiys and nearby towns

Marriage notices list several ceremonies: at St Tonopiy s church in this city on Oct 5 by Trevor Knery David Dwyer and Mrs Minnie Aurnane. on Sent 24 at Adam Glatz residence by Rev D E McCown Amos Y Grubbs and Lorena A Stevens both of Putnam. at Wheatland Bureau county Oct 5 at D W Runnells residence by L Landenberger of St Louis Charles Nathan English of lyingston county and Miss Phebe R Vail later of Mrs Runnells.

St. Tonopiy S This City Trevor Knery David Dwyer Minnie Aurnane Adam Glatz McCown Amosy Grubbs Aoa Lorena A Stevens Putnam Wheatland Bureau County D.W. Runnells L. Landenberger St Louis Charles Nathan English Iying

Died in City Oct 8 Fosrenner and Becher and Pool notices

DIED. In this city Oct 8 atac p m JACOBS FOSRENNER age 59 1 1 funeral Friday 2 30 Rev Campbell officiating In this city Oct 8 after four days illness Mrs BARBARA 76 wife of the late Vincent Bechter Broken Bow Nev Oct 4 of pteurkyr LOCIS J Pool son of Aaron Paul formerly of this vicinity At Los Angeles Cal Oct 7 ROBERT CLARK STEPHENS only son of Robert L and Sophie J Stephens aged 27 years and months

Jacobs Fosrenner Second Street RL Campbell Barbara Vincent Bechert Broken Bow Nev Pteurkyr Locis J. Pool Aaron Paul Los Angeles Cal Robert Clark Stephens Robert L Sophie J. Stephens

Henry Markets Provisions Easton Patents

Market notices list provisions for Henry market and Easton patents with double potato allotments and fresh supply notes.

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