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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1901

Page

9

Society endorses Peruna by Washington society figures

A chorus of Washington society figures and notable actors praise Peruna as a tonic and remedy for coughs and hoarseness. Letters from Mr Johnson, Miss Abbe Johnson, and others in the entertainment and civic spheres extol Peruna’s vitality boosting effects and urge professional crowds to keep it on hand. A free book on catarrh is offered by The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.

Washingington D. C Heart of Maryland” Company Hartman Columbus Abbe Johnson Washington, D. C Teftt, Johnson Maryland Fourteenth Robert B. Mantell Johnson Eruna Roxa Tyler Chicago Illinois Woman's Alliance East 60Th Street Peruna George Backus

Fire Alarms Report Two Earlier Blazes in Town

Saturday afternoon a fire at the old Koehler carriage repository on Edward Street started by sparks from a rubbish bonfire. The rear of the warehouse and its belfry were damaged while the building is largely derelict. A second alarm at 6:00 pm noted Greseers saloon on fire due to a candle igniting stored boxes. flames were quickly controlled with minor damage. The notice promotes discounted wallpaper and a diarrhoea remedy from local merchants.

Israel Koehler Edward Street Koehler A. C. Christern Theodore Smith BBC Greseer J. J. Gresser

City Council Minutes and Bills from Oct 7 1901 Meeting

Regular City Council session held at city hall on October 7 1901 with Mayor Humphrey and Aldermen Green Yaeger Broaddus Camp and Hunter present and Doelzer absent. Treasurer report shows last balance 274.16, receipts 41. total 288.67. payouts 491.25, overdraft 202.58. Bills approved including Henry Electric Co 208.60, Motter 380.00, Eagleston 25.00, Vogelsang 215, Hall 300, paving brick 266.60, Meier 748, Humphrey 180, Bell 100, Galvin 0, Green 100, Chance 1878, Bush 60, Schuman 60, Brager 905, street work entries 164.65, and several others. Petitions: sewer on Third Street laid over to next meeting. Adjournment follows. Also an ad for Herbine digestive tonic and a note of August Ponzer visiting.

City Hall Humphrey Green Yaeger Broaddus Camp Hunter Ald Doelzer Henry Electric Co Light Chas Motter Eagleston Nightwatch Vogelsang Bros Geo Hall BE Paving Brick Co LA Meier G Humphrey Telephone and Express Chas Bell Thos Galvin Miles Green Dug Chance Wim Bush Andy Schuman Braeger J Schick Cal Baker RS Erwin Wm Payton J R Paskell Third Street Paskell A. G. Humphrey Frep Scrrarrnr City Blerk

Young couple wed in Lacon with community notice

A couple from Lacon eloped and married at the courthouse with Judge B. W. Wright officiating. Eugene Whitman and Hattie Ketchum, daughter of Daniel Ketchum, begin their life together amid community surprise and good wishes. Several local real estate transactions and bridge projects are noted, along with a legal blazes sale advertisement.

Lacon Eugene Whitman Hattie Ketchum Daniel Ketchum B. W. Wright Airyman L. M. Bell M. KE. Church Western Avenue

Woman's Club Meeting at Henry Home

The Woman's Club met with Mrs Ida L. Jones as president Mrs Evelyn E. Jones opened with a short talk and suggestions for the year A message from the bureau of reciprocity and one from the Illinois Equal Suffrage Association noted progress on reform efforts A roll call of 86 members followed with one guest Master Gordon Hutching Downey The program featured musical and literary readings including The Children's Carnival Betsie's Battle Flag and Bits of Travel The club sent congratulations to members welcoming new births and offered condolences for a member's loss Subscriptions were solicited for Club Woman The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Carrie M. Jones house

Newman Fourteenth District Federation of Women’s Clubs Henry Woman’s Club Illinois Equal Suffrage Association Woman’s Clubs of Illinois House Senate Mesdames Grace Lincoln Emily Sparling Lacon North Gordon Hutching Downey Martha D. Sutton Arthur Dana Mary Keller Margaret Lincoln Belle Potter Waughop Nelson Betsie Nellie Fawcett Laura V. Emerick Evelyn E. Jones Peoria San Francisco Conversazione Salt Lake City Mary L Hildebrant Bd Burdette Beatrice Harriden Mra Sutton West

The Abbott Studio Portrait Mounts Ad

The Abbott Studio announces up to date portrait mounts and best quality work. They refuse price cutting to preserve quality and invite customers to visit the studio over the Postoffice in Henry Illinois for superior work at fair prices.

Flere Abbott Studio Postoffice Henry, Il

Marshall County Sunday School Convention at Lawn Ridge

Notes from J. T. Evans report a Conway Lawn Ridge gathering October 3 4 with Rev J R Stead and C F E Schenck guiding sessions on Bible study teaching methods and Sunday school work. Officers elected include Mrs Roa Allen Wenona as president and Samuel Me Allister as secretary treasurer with a blessing and thanks to Lawn Ridge Congregational church hosts.

J. T. Evans Wenona Marshall County Lawn Ridge Dth C. FE. Schenck Chapman J. R. Stead Lacon Stead Christ Earth Hell Schenck Allen Thomas Martin Jall Roa Allen Samuel Me Allister Hilma Carlson C. W. Buckley Sparland J. 8. Thompson Mr McAllister John Watt Richard Tremain la Prairie Mra Pinckney Tinkim Paul McNeill Association

Church Notes Highlight Local Clergy and Activities

Mrs Vale joined M. B. church by letter. Rev H Reichel from Eureka will speak at the Christian church. Next Sunday Rev Campbell preaches on Anarchy and Autumn leaves. Stella Pershing led Epworth League. 17 BUDA students joined Endeavor. Rey Tullis preached on Seeking God and leads prayer study. Presbyterian quartet sang. autumn sermon well received. Methodist services Oct 13 with Love Feast and Lord s Supper. Hattie Sanders welcomed into Presbyterian church. M. E. choir sang strongly with notable bass George Burt Sr and soprano Beattie. Parry sang Samson aria.

Vale M. B. Church H. ©. Reichel Eureka Christian Church Campbell Stella Pershing Epworth League Nellie McBride Buda Endeavor Society Rey Tullis Rey Campbell Terry Presbyterian Reylullis Methodist Church Merrill Hattie Sanders Presbyterian Church George Burt Sr Miss Beattie Samson J. E. Parry Henry

A Typical South African Store by O R Larson

O R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a general store in a valley nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the town. He notes farmers within thirty miles supply Chamberlain's remedies and claims fourteen cures in the past year with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold at Dr Powell's City drug store.

O. R. Larson Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony South Africa Larson Chamberlain Dr Powell City

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