Public Sale of Horses and Mules Begins at 10 A.M.
Public sale of horses and mules commences at 10 a m listing property to be offered. The notice appears in local public sale advertisements detailing items and sale terms.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
2
Public sale of horses and mules commences at 10 a m listing property to be offered. The notice appears in local public sale advertisements detailing items and sale terms.
Magnolia residents and visitors are recorded in a loose social column noting trips to Peoria Streator Henry and Iowa. Local figures include Mr and Mrs Shores Mr Mongeau and families visiting, births, sickness lists, and visits by Helen Hiatt Nellie Hanger and others. Honors, calls and entertainment at school events pepper the week.
Mr and Mrs C F Freeman and Miss Armina Ray were Henry shop pers Saturday. The L L Lash of Henry have been visiting in town. The M H S ball nine went to Tonica Tuesday to play but were defeated. Masons from Magnolia attended the funeral of Dr J W Evans of Varna last Sunday. Royal Neighbors meet the second and fourth Thursday each month. Maude VanDegrift and Elsie Phillips of Lostant visited Magnolia friends Sunday. Ada Potter was in Streator and will clerk in Heenan's store there this week. Mrs Hattie Rolley Minnie Dean Leota Horton and Kannie Eddingfield visited the school Friday.
Forced to Leave Home. No, there is a better way Dr King s New Discovery cures lung trouble at home. W R Nelson of Calamine Ark says it cured him when others failed and he gained 47 pounds in weight It is guaranteed for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup throat and lung troubles Trial bottle free at local drug stores.
Residents share news of visits and travels with Henry Griffith in Indiana and Champaign, street fair success at Tonica, and WCTU events. Announcements include births, church work, a Corn Palace visit to Mitchell South Dakota, and a farewell sermon by Rev Beghart. Royal Neighbors invite a 7 cent social with a 7 part program and 7 kinds of food.
Miss Alice McDonald of East Wenona completed a fourteen sheet chart for use in number lessons and language drawing and painting. Assistant State Superintendent Hoffmann submitted it to the state fair where it won second prize and $3. The item reflects strong merit and practical classroom value.
Miss Minuié Pickard of Allamahaw North Carolina describes overcoming eczema and facial pimples after using D D D Prescription. The ad touts D D D as penetrating and root-targeting with soothing wintergreen thymol and other ingredients. It claims safety for delicate skin and offers a 25 cent bottle from I J Segraves, grocer.
The obituary notes the death of a German born resident who lived 40 years in Mt Palatine. Survived by Henry Does husband and six children two of whom preceded her. Funeral held at Mt Palatine Catholic church with burial in Mt Palatine cemetery.
Granville township notes lead with Brother hood meeting theme When Is a Man Educated Supt Hunt and officials tour Senachwine Prospects praised for consolidated school growth Surface reports efficient grain handling at new Granville elevator Wiring upgrades light Standard village and Berry Coal mine safety mandates affect Hennepin and Graceville areas Florence Clemens and Henry Ham wed near Union Grove farm Putnam county politics feature Democratic gains critique of Republican success La Salle fair prizes: A D Fisher and Mrs Fisher capped at minor awards totaling $18.50
Hopewell residents hosted and visited neighbors from Varna Sparland Venona and Galesburg during a weekend of family gatherings. Local markets report new corn 36 cents old 42 cents oats prices noted, with several residents shopping in Henry and dining at homes.
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