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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

2

Meat Market and Local Physicians in Henry Illinois

The New City meat market operated by John Hartley Jr offers beef and veal with cash pay and hides accepted. Dr J A Swem, physician surgeon, office over Smiths Bravery Store on Main Street, Henry. Dr K A Hall, physician surgeon, uses electrical apparatus for diagnosis and treatment, office on Edward Street. 16 for residence and office numbers.

New City John Hartley, Jr J. A. Swem Henry, Lll Isis Smiths Bravery Store Main Street K. A. Hall Henry, III Edward Street

Magnolia Notes and Local Visiting Roundup

Magnolia column reports Mrs Lora Skelton hosting sister Miss Byram of Abingdon and multiple local visits from Streator Joliet Peoria and Granville. It also notes a tragedy Frank Gealow of Lostant and a large Bloomington tractor demonstration drawing farmers from afar.

Lora Skelton Byram Abingdon Geraldine Spencer Roy L. Davis Peoria A. Phillips Carl Philips Warner Lackland Axtell Kas Katherine Maduque Canvasser Joliet Harris Leroy Genteman Streator Magnolia Hillabr Mary Zebley Richardton Henry S. Ditman Davis Indies Bolander Frank Gealow Lostant Allen Lacon Stoner Decatur Charles Mc. Conathy Rogers William Chesney Tiskilwa Ream Camp Henry Hiltabrand J J Ramsey Leavenworth George Ramsey George Ditman Hattie Hiltabrend Moery Zebler la Selle Camp Grove Hannum Alice Onge Ottawa Margaret Roberts Johnson Johnson Minnie Roberts

A Word for Mothers Promises Strength and Health

An old advertisement urges mothers not to endure pain or fatigue in silence. It promotes Scott's Di-mulsion as a nourishing, alcohol free tonic that strengthens the body, boosts nerves, and helps weary, low spirited women recover energy and vitality.

Scott

Woman Refuses Operation in Louisville Ad for Lydia Pinkham

In Louisville, a woman recounts refusing an operation for a presumed tumorous growth. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief and improved health. The ad promotes sending for the confidential remedy information from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Louisville Lydia E. — Pinkham

Local notes recount visits and community events in Lostant

The column lists visits by Fred Koehler and others to McNabb and Ransom, a church gathering on Friday October 15, and various trips to Ottawa Peoria and Chicago. It notes students back in school after illness, sports results with Lostant Federals beating Tonica Tigers, and many residents visiting relatives, attending fairs, or hosting guests. The Ne Plus Ultra class made toys for September, and several families are mentioned with ongoing local social activity.

Fred Koehler McNabb C Grivey Julia Shawhack Lowy George Cleal Ransom Lijlian Hiney Chicagos Margaret Shea MecCan G F “Ell Kate Skeet John Schook O S Erok Ford County Emily Dugan Ottawa Vivian Hannum Federals Tonica Tigers Ada Wilson Blanh Cannon Peoria Ben Griffith Chicago Roy Henry Hannum J. B. Phillips James Hodson Marjorie Streator Charles Fowler Mary Bell C. R. Stone Hennepin Beulah Singleton Frank Singleton Buckley Annie Rouwcliffe Mary Frances Shobohier Brs John Matheny James Patterson Sénéca Lucile Schoenneshoefer Mary Walgenbach Fischer Earlville Mings Anna Walker Piece Alberta ‘Weiland Peru Viola

Hartman of Chicago visits month here and social notes

Hartman of Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday here visiting around for a month. The Truth Bearers held a business meeting at Mrs Alfred Bell's home with officers elected. Delta Alpha class met at Hope M E Sunday school with games and lunch. Recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Ereases Dison visiting Minoak caused community alarm after a child clung to running board during Seggerman trip.

BB Stansell Hennepin Mildred Hinton Norman F E Smith Chicago Irma Bumgarner Wenona R . Tomlinson Garrett University of Illinois J J Tomlinson L Mills Guy Moore Baby Buffalo NYY WRB Mills F J Smith Art Reece Firand Ridge Earl Hayes Dwight Amos Wilson Alex McKirgan Bess Davidson Davidson Charles Pedhsa Dick Bowers Henry Meta Lassman Granville WCTUV Karene Spalding Abel Mills Oliver Wilson Peoria Beatrice Massie F F Smith William Anderson Ernest Mills Tonic Price John Tuson Wi Hem Anderson Magnolia Grange M Lb. Norton L. A Broaddus Mir Will McCulloch Gilesburg Alice McCulloch Wm Koch A EB Hoffert Chateen Dana E Schumacher Venona George Myers Henry Essler Warner Lackland Axtell Henry Hayes G W Norton Frank Donnelly G G Clemens Wreshington Mr. Norton Washburn J C Shields Denver Wieckmote Illinois Fred Hartley J I. Barton Gibson City Indiana Ohio Escambba Midh Hartley Barton Jennie Mrs. Barton Lo.tan Fred Hartleys Delta Alpha Hope M E Cora Meshane Caleagu Dick Seggerman Minoak Soggerman

Local Weddings and Farm Sale Highlight Hennepin Record

The paper notes a double wedding near Granville and a quiet ceremony at Patrick's church. It also reports A D Fisher selling a 160 acre Granville farm to Linus Jeppson for 34500 with possession to 1917. A race matinee at Fair Grounds Park and a birthday for Uncle James Zenor are mentioned among community events.

Hennepin Martha Mikeloski Granvil Henry O'Neill Nepin Township SS. Peter and Paul St Valley Rove Chelsea Ee A. D. Fisher Granville Wal Linus Jeppson Patrick's Church Miss Steen Edward Reynolds F J Schaaf Miss. Bogner Henry Raymond Steen James Zenor Dleman Charles Bell Ham W. I. Ham Nesday Lawrence Ashed Creek McCuskey-ofs Everett Davies Miss Casey Justice J Florid Well

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FO. Willuit Whitefield Ill McKiilip Veterinary College of Chicago DR. R. 8. Bayne M. Barnes H. Magoon Barnes & Magoon Attorneys-At-Law Laulain W. W. Dewey & Son D. Maylfair Granville, Ill W Potter Henry E. Jacobs Attorne -At-Law Henry, Ill Telephone H. W. Adams Gil FR. H Lisle Delco Canae Auto Co Main St Peoria, Til Josh Billings the Republican Magnolia Department Dr King Bloomington W. B. Hutchinson Quaker Lane Peter Hank Hank-&-Maubach —Advt Penn Center Stock Farm Castleton, Ill W H Cooper Hedrick J C Hertleys Toulon H F. Adams Castleton, Illinois William Bright Ft. Wayne Ind Advt Albert Pleteb A McNabb
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