Henry Wipes Out Browns in 36 to 0 Football Rout
Henry high school crushes Brown's Business College 36 to 0 in Peoria after taking early control with White 40 yard TD and Stoner 60 yard scoring runs. Yanochowski adds two goals, defense seals safety and Peoria offers little resistance in second half. Officials cited as Davis. game played two 20 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gregory
Henry
Brown
Business College
Peoria
Browns
Will
White
Stoner
Yanochowski
Francis
Kays
College
Henry, Smith
Clemens Jodsis
L.G
Sticker Wrancis
Knight Murphy
Stoner Walker
Yanochowski Gfert
Borg Stuber
L.H.B
White Goble
Qvbe
Mite Clarit
Timers
Bourne
Davis
Oscar Davis
Woman's Club Holds Second Regular Meeting in Henry
The Henry Woman's Club met at Mrs. Alice Ketchum's home on Monday October 16 1905. President pro tem S Almeda Clift led the session and welcomed three new members Mrs Florence N Hill Mrs Mabel Vita-Diverbiss and Mrs Marietta D Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Henry
Alice Ketchum
S. Almeda Clift
Florence N. Hill
Mabel Vita-Diverbiss
Marietta D. Lovett
Clara Belle Waughop
Mary Catherine Smeltzly
M. Sullivan
Reading
Beryl Bacon
Prof
Tupper
Charlotte Sparling
New Arrivals Reported in City Families
Population growth noted with birth announcements: a girl born Oct 11 to Mr and Mrs Sandy Boyle on Hennepin road. a boy born Oct 12 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Finnegan. a girl born Oct 16 to Mr and Mrs John Morris on Hennepin road. a boy nine pounds born Oct 17 to Mr and Mrs George Lippert of Oxbow prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Boyle
Hennepin Road
Joseph Finnegan
John Morris
George Lippert
Oxbow Prairie
Mustered Out Henry Guy Civil War Veteran Dies
Henry Guy, 71, died early Saturday after a yearlong heart illness. A Sixty fifth Illinois veteran, he served in eastern and western campaigns, was paroled, and discharged in 1865. Funeral at M B E church with veterans, burials at Henry cemetery. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fisk and Mrs. Creighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Guy
Quincy
Alex Daniels
Springfield
Feaster
Cromwell
Wheeling
W. Va
Marshall County
Illinois
Wm. O'Leary
Sparland
Republic
Guy
Doran
M. BE
D. S. McCown
Henry
Meier
Holmes Morrison
Homer Swift
This City
Newton Bay
Walter Scott
Peoria
James Fisk
Des Moines
Ita
Thomas Creighton
Oklahoma
Millinery Rush at Graves in Peoria Draws Crowds
Ladies visit Graves on Adams street to browse the largest hat selection outside Chicago. The exclusive millinery shop offers affable sales ladies and claims at least 25 percent savings on many hats, drawing filled rooms of happy customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Peoria
Chicago
Adams Street
Dougherty Grand Jury Reveals Major School Fund Crimes
The Peoria grand jury lays out a sweeping fraud case against N. C. Dougherty indicted 140 times for forgery embezzlement and larceny as bailee with bail set at 100750. O J Bailey named for malfeasance released on 1000 bond. Trustees censured for lax oversight. Shortage and peculations totaling about 330000 disclosed over seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria Grand Jury
N. C. Dougherty
Larjeeny
O. J. Bailey
Dougherty
Duroc Jersey Hog Sale Tops Previous Records
T W Stoner and Son staged a large Duroc Jersey hog sale under rain or shine, selling 48 head for an average of 29.65 with females averaging 36.65. Buyers from McNabb Pratt Bridge and nearby towns purchased boars and sows, while Peter Morine Hennepin figures among top bidders and the sale clerk was Robert J. Evans of Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Stoner & Son
C. C. Plumley
Princeton
Illinois
Plumley
Putnam County
P. M. Morine
Peter
Duroc
Mr. Morine
Sow
Alex McClure
Braddyville
G. D. Mauthfair
Mc-Nabb
C. D. Maulfair
McNabb
Boar
Sanford Lundgren
Venona
H. B. Wilson
Bradford
Bert Kays
T. EB. Laurie
Jacksonville
O. Walker
Palestine
Mat Kensler
W. R. Brokaw
Henry
S. M. Castle
Buffalo Prairie
J.W. Reynolds
Sparland
Peter Morine
Hennepin
M. J. Hillabrand
Lostant
A. O. Wolcott
la Rose
J. J. Yates
Williamsburg
Stansell Matern
Tonica
M. Erden
Odell
S. A. Jones
Washburn
A. W. Betts
Henry Aukland
Henry Betts
C. W. Aukland
Magnolia
W. D. Rishel
Cam
Bridge
B. L. Clark
J. W. Remley
Lacon
BE. M. Castle
J. D. Nidlinger
Decatur
Ind
Emmet McGleeson
De‘tur
Charles Strouse
Mazon
Dr. Mauffair
Robert J. Evans
Peoria
Messrs
Anthony couple wed in warm Anthony ceremony
Edgar West Fox and Minnie Ruth Croft married at Anthony Kansas at 8 pm Wednesday September 27 in a First Congregational church ceremony. About twenty five relatives attended as Temperance Kimmel played a melody. The couple will live with the Croft family. A kitchen shower had been given two days earlier by about fifty Anthony ladies gifting Mrs Croft with many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Croft
Anthony
Kas
Edgar West Fox
Minnie Ruth Croft
Dllwood
First Congregational Church
Temperance Kimmel
Edgar Fox
Minnie Fox
Illinois
Congregational Church
Croft-Fox
Croft
Minnie Croft
Miss Minnie
New Coal Road From Oglesby to Granville Planned
The Granville Oglesby railroad is a sure thing and will be built at once. J W Blee and N H Colby are buying the strip needed for the line after completing the survey. Colby has bought a farm near Granville where a coal shaft will be sunk. three shafts may be sunk between Granville and the Vermilion. Granville will host the operating offices and company houses as mining business centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby
Granville
Granville-Oglesby
J. W. Blee
N. H. Colby
Colby
Vermilion
Marshall County Institute draws 300 farmers to Varna sessions
The Marshall County Farmers and Domestic Science Institute met October 13 and 14 at Roberts town hall Varna drawing about 300 farmers from most townships of the county with visitors from adjacent counties. Prizes totaled 41.50 with 71 entries across corn goats potatoes pumpkins squash butter bread and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County Farmers’ and Domestic Science Institute
Roberts Town Hall
Varna
Whitefield
Steuben
la Prairie
Saratoga
Roberts Township
Marshall County
Ed S. Norton
Hattie Hickman
Arthur Skinner
Ida Murphy
Alfred Wright
Institute
Hall
Jennie Barlow
University of Illinois
Alfred Judd
Roller Skinner
Reuben Broaddus
Lora Tinkham
Leah Norton
Callie Swindler
Rolland Swindler
Ladies’ Quartet
J. W. Ong
Venona
Jennie
Barlow
University of
Thierry
Bryans
C, Garvin
Bennington
W. G. Cush
Roberts
J. C. Shields
Henry—S
Merritt
Robert Pringle
Lacon
R. M. Barnes
W. H. Francis
Marion Strawn
H. N. Morse
Charles Turner
Maec Halmstrom
Ed Quiram
Elmer Shanklin
Mac Halmstrom
Jennie Myers
J. J. Kanive
Fred Whiting
R. F. Downey
F. E. Smith
Ed Straugh
M. E. Broaddus
Etta Thierry
M J. H. Helle
Angel Food
Lottie Maleham
Grace Stateler
Brown Stone
Allen Coe
H. BE. Broaddus
Fig
Joe Day
Church Notes Highlight Temperance Union Meeting
A union meeting is announced for next Sabbath evening in the Methodist church led by Mr J Claud Ewing of Peoria district manager of the Anti-Saloon League of Illinois. The service invites all to attend and presides in Tem perance advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. Claud
Ewing
Peoria
Anti- Saloon League of Illinois
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Todd
Hitler J. A. Williams
Synod of Illinois
Champaign
Presbytery of
Todd
Wooster
Presbyterian Sunday School
Pauline Williams
Elk Sinks on Mississippi Drowning Several Aboard
News notes a steamboat Elk once on Illinois river owned by Capt Sol York sank in the Mississippi near Vicksburg last Friday with multiple drownings. Also mentions Mrs Frank Dawson of Whitefield convalescent and local views on public improvement and a Sterling post office costing 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dawson
Whitefield
Elk
Illinois
Sol York
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Hood
Uncle Sam
Willow Creek
Frank Davidson Company
Opera House
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Y Woman's Club
The
Dougherty Grand Jury
Jersey
G. M. Locke
Henry Chapter
Bayne
Parnell Avenue
Grand Esther
Mary L, Locke
Marshall CO. Institute
William J. Linn
Board of Pardons
Linn
Senator Berry
Franklin
Henry City Markets
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