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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1899

Page

6

Local Notes From Lacon And Surroundings

Town gossips report visitors from Bureau and Paris and Peoria during the week. Moves, marriages, and civic changes include Mrs Snyder moving, Senator Fort remodeling a library, and Thomas Taylor sent to the penitentiary. Local youths celebrate birthdays and a boy heir inherits land in La Salle County. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as a health booster.

Atree Rey Kelly Frank Nelfing John ,Ragan Dwight Bloomington Senator Fort Episcopal Church Prairie Avenue Si- Leslie Basroman John Grieves J Tieves Harry Chapman Jason Chapman Lan Salle County Benson Springfield Chapman Hearch la Vegae Sheriff Howard Thomas Taylor Thomas Giolaus Andy Songer Jasper Weinberger Reform School Wonongs Dr King Prowell

Sparland Notes Roundup of Local Visitors and Events

Local residents report improving health and visits from family and friends. Rev Pearao travels to Iowa, Mrs Tarbiil and Mrs Swain visit relatives, and others from Graymont and Chillicothe are noted. A football team plays on grounds by the coal shaft while D O Apdograph starts carpentry for the railroad. A gypsy horse traders camp is seen near the schoolhouse. Maggie Martland’s arrival is expected, and Joe Chamberlain seeks a blacksmith shop rental. An accident or incident in a Bonham area is mentioned, as is Oscar McLoughlin shelling over 3000 bushels of corn daily with a moving machine.

Sparland Danlsp Pearao Iowa George Tarbiil Llavane Ty Teres Manle Sparris Henry Wi Epley Jake Darby Rodo Aalster Taylor Wm Swift Graymont Russell Frisby Orrin Frisby Slater D.O Apdograph OR 1 & P Railroad Saa Martland Maggie Northwestern Iowan Joe Chamberlain Oscar McLoughlin

Varna Local Notes Mention Illnesses Moves and Meetings

J O Garrett reports a week of distillery strike unrest. Mr Martland returns from lumber work to find his wife faint and briefly paralyzed. Dr Bradford aids her, with hope for full recovery. Varna updates include new needlework club formation, Tom Odg back from Dakota, W C meets at Alma Norton home, and Norton Peters changes. Ladies Aid supper and bazaar planned October 20 in town hall.

J O.garrett Martland H- Gehr Bradford VARNA Dan Karrigan Minoak Tom Odg Dakota Alma.Norton al Jones Homain— Greeley Col Gus Clemens Henry Horse el Paso Stateler John Kennedy Tom Taylor Norton-goss Norton& Peterson Will Peterson f_Louis, Mu K of P Lodge Frank McCoy Toluoa

Twin birth joy in Sugar Grove as Hannums welcome boys

Sugar Grove reports Mr and Mrs Charles Hannum rejoice over the arrival of twin boys born September 24. Community notes mention John Blackburn placing a monument for his daughter Carrie, while local residents travel, buy cattle, visit Nebraska relatives, and discuss Crow Meadow Grange plans for a township school and farm improvement.

Sugar Grove Charles Hannum John Blackburn Carrie Ki Dieht Beatrice Neb Floyd Monier Spencer Ketchum Nebraska CE Burt Thomas Landers Mark Gregory Crow Meadow Grange Edmond Quinn Grange

Center News Highlights and Social Notes

Whitefield Center notes report Wm Nibrosk completed a double cornerib for Mrs Bassett. Mrs Auklind joined Spencer Ketchum’s Nebraska visit to see a daughter. Clarence Paxson of Magnolia visited old schoolmate Thomas Wabloe. Last Monday Bert Newman’s son Mveratt fell down a cellar injuring his spine. Mary Wabel of Toluca returned home after three weeks with the Wabel families in Magnolia. The Center Ladies Aid met with Mrs Huffman and will meet with Mrs Lydia Bassett on Wednesday afternoon, Nov 1.

Whitefield Center Wm Nibrosk Mra Basset Auklind Spancer Ketchum Nebraska Q Clarence Paxson Magnolia Thomas Wabloe Mveratt Bert Newman Mary Wabel Toluca Geo Thos Wabel Center Ladies Aid Huffman Lydia Bassett

South Whitefield School Progress Report

Misa Wikoff’s school shows 22 enrolled pupils and Billie Waughop has been absent due to illness. Mr and Mrs Hunt and Mrs Croasley attended the Peoria Carnival last week. Boham plans a new barn for his farm at W Osbornrow’s. Miss Wykoff taught at Bonham. Elva Nighswonger, Rose Wilmot, and Alma Leigh from LaPiatrie visited Waughop’s. Co Supt Mallory and wife visited Bonham school last Wednesday.

Misa Wikoff Billie Waughop T . Hunt Mra Croasley Peoria B .Oham W M Osbonrow Miss Wykoff Bonham School Elva Nighswonger Rose Wilmot Alma Leigh LaPiatrie Waughop MM Mallory

Whitefield Notes and Social Tidings from South Whitefield

Morning and noon gatherings at Waughop home. residents visit relatives in Lacon and Plattsmouth Nebraska. Belford and friend expected to return to Chillicothe. Mrs Pershing's mother improves at Heary. Wedding plans, conventions, cider and apples harvest, corn crop notes, and visits among Swift, Wright, Knight families in Whitefield and nearby towns.

Ands Prank Martin Clifford Lacon Waughop Belford OC Barnes South Whitefield

Buck- Ton's Arnica Salve Adverts Cure and Soothes

Red Hot From The Gun was the ball that hit G B Steadman in Newark Michigan during the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that lasted twenty years until Buck- Tons Arnica Salve cured him. The ad claims it cures cuts bruises burns boils felons corns and skin eruptions and calls it the best pile cure on earth sold by Dr Powell with a guarantee.

Steadman Newark Mich Buck- Ton Dr Powell

Corn Picking Focus Evident in LA Prairie Center Notes

Corn picking is the farmers focus with Diverbiss shelling corn for Geo Gallup last Monday. Visitors from Chicago and Denver are noted along with relatives in Chicago. A Corn carnival in Pooria is recalled and Minnie Root hosted a party for Emily Root and Maggie Riddal. Ray Nesbit travels to Monmouth to assist in protests and Rev Thomas Martin to preach at the seven o’clock church service.

Ray Nesbit Monmouth Rav Thomas Martin

Local Notes From Putnam Area Highlight Events

North Hopewell residents share farming progress and visits as corn yields look good. O H Ransom and son aided by Frank Campbell. Mrs O H Ransom spent time with Fred Tomlinson. Potatoes taken to Henry Friday, apples picked, and a school fundraiser box supper proceeds used for books. Beacajab Martins near completion of new house with a dance planned. Putnam Telephone Co held its annual meeting on Saturday.

North Hopewell Peter Appeal Frank Campbell O H Ransom Maggie Lions Kate Thomas van Martle Lawrence Graner Chris Sawyer Fred Tomlinson Neal Paterson Henry Tomlinson Force George Beckler

Corn carnival attendance and town hall completion noted

Report lists attendees at Peoria Corn carnival including Mr and Mrs FC Cook and son Louis. Town Hall completed and handed to building committee with dedication planned for Friday Oct 27. Mr and Mrs Kelso visited Streator. Mrs J H Williams and child saw president’s procession in Chicago.

J—B—Andaraon Peoria FC Cook Louis Kelso Streator Philippines J.H Williams Chicago Putnam

Quaker Lane Community Notes Mention Health and Travels

Allen Tomlinson improves slowly in health and sits up each day. Mahlon Hollingsworth and wife return to West Liberty last week. Lou Smith visits over Sunday. Charity Moulton of Wenona visits with her sister. Sarah G Swanay visits relatives. Walter Tomlinson injures knee and misses school days. Mary V Griffith plans home departure. Oliver Mills and Frank Smith win corn exhibit premiums at Peoria. See Wierman returns from Normal. students like the new school president. Grange Fair expenses slightly exceed receipts. Floyd Mills earns cash decorating Peoria carnival displays. Frank Griffith of Glendive Montana visits family. frost severity noted. Station site for McNabb Junction debated. coal shaft proximity discussed.

Quaker Lane Allen Tomlinson Oe Mahlon- Hollingsworth West Liberty Tows Lou Smith Banday Charity Moulton Wenona Tittle Sarah-G-Swanay Walter Tomlinson Mary V Griffith California Oliver Mills Frank Smith Peoria Wierman J W Cook Floyd Mills Farsman Paris Frank Griffith Glendive Montana Bell Beck

Local notes on new houses and county events near Linker Town

Wm Lane builds a house near Linker Town. Marion Donshey of Moline visits L W Jenkins. Plorid youths attend Corn carnival at Peoria. Corn picking begins amid hot weather. Henry Casgell and wife settle into a new home. Mrs H A Stewart plans winter in Des Moines. L W Jenkins sells 200 bushels Willow Twig apples to Spring Valley firm. Morgan Hartsock buys Willis house opposite Martin's meat shop. Harry Hipple returns to Morld after hog exhibit. Knute Peterson moves to Mt Pala tine farm. Gus Deining plans a taller, narrower new house. Mrs Donahoy and Mrs Jenkins enjoy a fly time. Timber from Spring Valley noted.

L W Jenkins Spring Valley Morgan Hartsock Willis Henry Gassell Martin Harry Hipple Morld Knute Peterson Tom Thompson Mt Palatine Kante Gus Deining Donahoy Jenkins San

Hints of Life in Lombardville And Nearby Notices

A bustling notice page records daily life from Rita Winter visiting near Princeton to Mrs H C Kook visiting Lombardville. Local folks like Ina Navitt and J W Anderson are mentioned with visits and calls. Edgerton leaves the community church after a farewell gathering with gifts and best wishes for his new field of labor.

Milo Rita Winter Princeton A W Shriver Putnam H C Kook Friendsn Lombardville O Hufnagle Ina Mildred Navitt Henry Rerin Fawacette J W Anderson Lone Tree

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