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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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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Myrtle Wildiem
Bret J Buard
GE Sparnog
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A. H. Foster
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Wood Brothers
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