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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1895

Page

6

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SPARLAND. Mr Burham has been quite sick for a few days past. Col J. W. McClanahan went to Chicago last Thursday on business. Teagarden of Howlder Colorado is here on a visit and for business. T. A. Gapen came from Ottawa last Tuesday and is visiting old time friends. Ney William Shaw and wife of Halifax Nova Scotia were visiting O. R. Condit and wife last week. James Davidson blacksmith of Tama Prairie Center arrived from Scotland last Thursday. Mrs James Funyer of Newton Iowa visited Bere last Saturday and stays with J. E. Saggers.

Sparland Burham J. W. McClanahan Chicago Dura Teagarden Howlder Colorado T. A. Gapen Ottawa Oe Ney William Shaw Halifax Nova Scotia O. R. Condit James Davidson Tua Prairie Center Scottland James fUnyter Newton Iowa Bere J. E. Saggers Ed Hannum Edward Spencer Sr Clara Roberts Varna Mead Clara Bishop Frances Mattern Lice Henry Dick Spencer George Brooks Powell Fred Taylor Ben Sivell Hattie Blair Robinson Lostant Taylor

Local social notes highlight town visits and club activity

Mr Davis of Henry visits town while Cho Soalal alub meets Tuesday overs. Mrs T J Ong praise in new house. church choir to sing Sunday. a reading club forms in Loaughers with meetings every five weeks. The Women's club draws interest as Grace Trask travels to Chicago.

Cho Soalal Alub Davis Henry Vialutty W. Broaddun Spangler's T.J. Ong Alexander Steve Stuteler Woman's Club Miller Saturda Hopewell Riley Roberta George Ditman Magnolia Lacon New Church Grace Trask Chicago Ds S L George Conrrad Toluca George Mr .Whitton

Mucklen's Arnica Salve Offered With Promised Satisfaction

An advertisement touts Mucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for drulsas sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands blains corns and skin eruptions. It claims money back if not satisfied with price listed and notes sale by Dr Powell.

Mucklen Powell

Autumn News From South Whitfield Old Style

Old Autumn greets South Whitfield with harvest notes. Aintry Bonham uses crutches to get around. Wayd and Raby Botts drove through the woods on Sunday. Alfred Batts toured Chicago and shipped two carloads of porkers. Mrs Wunder and children left for Nebraska after visiting her mother.

Aintry Bonham Wayd Raby Botts Ayenthr Al _Mleetwoody Alfred Batts Chicago Nighswonger Jrank Wunder T. W. Wainghop al Pleet Wwroch

Local notes on illnesses and community events in Bonham area

The column reports cholera seen nearby and various personal items. James Divil biss and others lose hogs, while a merry music outing charms attendees. County Supt. Mallory visits Bonham school. Prof Hannum and Bessie Dunlap plan travel. horses stolen from Will Hannum mentioned. Dad Hubbard joyfully caretakes his child and hushes the pipe. Grandma Jacobs falls ill after a Chillicothe trip but recovers with care.

James Divilbiss M. M. Mallory Bonham School Hannum Bessie Bessie. Dunlap Scotland J. M. Thompson New York Will Dad Hubbard Grandma Jacobs Chillicothe James Willis

Whitefield Corners revival and community notices

Rev Fawcett to move his family to their home this week. A large crowd attended the quarterly meeting with two sermons. The Willing Workers plan a Corn Fete next week with a music program and supper. A Baye brickwork collapse caused inconvenience. Corn menu items fill the program with biblical verses and a free entertainment, 20 cents for supper.

Fawcett League T. O. Rannells Elizabeth Fountain Shurtz New Jersey California Willis Josh David Ruth

Local notes from La Prairie Center community events

Adelbert Colwell's children have mumps and James Davidson arrived from Scotland. Joseph Stowell bought two carloads of cattle from John Turnbull. Epworth League led by Mr Cole of Hale Chapel Peoria. Phebe Calder goes to Peoria for dental work. Rev Carr preached an excellent sermon. Oysters supper at the church raised 27 560 dollars? The 90 year old Grandpa B C Root visits yearly. Choir at M B E church slim on Sunday nights. Come early to seats and join the services.

LA Prairin Center Adelbert Colwell James Davidson Scotland Joseph Stowell John Turnbull Mr Cole Hale Chapel Peoria Henry Scott Naponeet Phebe Calder B. M. Briggs Robert Grieve Tom Elmwood Jus Burnett Rev Carr Mrs Carr George John Hallock M. BE

Perfect Ocean of Cloaks Comes In For Weekend Trade

Express shipment arrives with wool seal capes and jackets in sizes 30 34 36 inches long and a 105 inch sweep from Chicago to clear space for a large new shipment. Local dealer M Balensifen may batch, as cooking and social notes mix with community gossip about Mike and several local men. Sherman Hartsock plans to move his sawmill near Lacon after a contract deadlines. past fire incidents noted.

Representative Chicago

Taat Week's Toma and Local Happenings

A neighborhood note describes ongoing bog cholera, visits to Chicago, rain, corn husking injuries, court attendance, dances with a razor incident, and various visits among residents. Reports of crop work, health, travel to Scotland, a forthcoming convention, and horse thefts near Henry and Sparland are included.

Hopewell Community Notes Amid Farm Trades and Local News

Hopewell area reports include a flag to be raised at Brown Run school house next week, sorghum mill sale to feed Jason below Lacon, hog cholera concerns, and several residents moving or rebuilding. Various social updates cover weddings, visitors, haymaking, husking season, and local trades like Sawyer Bros selling a team for 75 dollars.

Many Local Folks in Busy Week of Doings

Thos O'Brien attended Heavy Saturday on business. Thos Melone works for Mr Major near Bradford. Mr Watty the blacksmith is reshhing his house this week. Mr Gibbins returned from Kansas after three weeks away. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Mat Ryan on Tuesday Oct 15. Mrs Cotney reported a stolen team at her place last week. Mr Barnett lost 97 hogs with the others seven remaining. Mr and Mrs Pete Ziegler and Mr Hickey with daughters were in Henry trading. The school board plans to place a flag at the school soon. A corn ear struck the sideboards on a calm morning. Town officials may host the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight at the Town Hall. Last Saturday Mr Casey’s team disappeared near the Burlington depot after he travelled to Wyoming. one horse was killed by a passing train and the other injured and shot.

Toma A. P. Webber Chicago Andy Kelley Willie Col Lytle Charley Hawksworth Allie Webber Lacon Sparland John Livingstone Peoria County Will Smart Missouri Simeon Doyle Whitefield M-Thompson Bessie Dunlap Scotland J. M New York Thos O’brien Thos Melone Major Btadford Watty Gibbins Kansas Mat Ryan Cotney Barnett Chalers Pete Ziegler Henry Trading Hickey Corbett- Fitzsimmons Casey Wyoming Burlington Penny Mills H. K. Smith Cos Webber Near Lostant Vivan Oscar Bumgarner Mason Wilson IF. E. Smith M. A. Wilson and Son Tampico Andrew Mills M. A. Wilson Harry Smith Tories School Maria Smith William L. Mills Amanda Mills Geo Gregory Varna O. Smith California Venona Toluca Sterling Mahlon Hollingsworth Carver Tomilson Iowa

Magnolia Community Notes Highlight Local Errands and Visits

Ed Hannum spent Sunday in town and several residents report visits and illnesses. The Epworth League plans a supper at the Masonic hall on October 26 to benefit the minister and parsonage repairs, with proceeds from twenty five cents per meal.

Geo Lawrence Chicago Galesburg Epworth League Asenic Magnolia Epworth League of Magnolias Masonic Hall

Putnam Social Notes and Arrangements

Local items report corn selling at 23c a bushel and several updates. The Woodmen meet Saturday. M W A supper drawn a good crowd. Corn husking underway though yields below expectations. William Golden moves into Stevens’ former home. J W Patterson plans shop relocation. Christian Endeavor praised. baptisms scheduled at Pathans ME church and lake visit. Marriage cards out for Ida Drake and Walter Cook of Toledo. ceremony at Christian church on October 23. Ladies Aid to hold all day meeting at Christian church to clean property.

J. J. Buard Woodmen William Golden John Stevens J. W. Patterson Christian Endeavor Pathans ME John Kaler Maria Andér Ida Drake Walter B. Cook Toledo Ohio The Christian Church Putnam

Local Happenings and Social Notes in Hennepin

Mrs Fred Deyoe is on the sick list. Rev Zeller and wife reside in their new Hoe pin home. Peter Morine and W A Paterson Nelson Cofoid and the Ford Eogatt shipped hogs. The church is crowded as Rev Frank Miller holds meetings at the Congregational church. The bridge committee pursues funds to finish the project. Capt Carnes of the O B and Q R R agency spoke at the court house. An oyster supper at Nellie Simpson’s residence was enjoyed. Miss Nelle heads to Peoria for a winter job. Rev Mecham and Maggie Coningham wed at the Congregational parsonage.

Fred Deyoe Aisi Jef Darley Peoria Zeller Hoepin Peter Morine W.A. Paterson Nelson Ford Eogatt Tye, Day W. H. Cassey L. H. Doris Hie Street J. Barton Putnam Co. Bank Frank Miller Carnes O.b.&q.r.r Fiami Court House Monde Nellie Simpson Nelle Wm Excell Tuusday BB Mecham M. B. Church Lostant Maggie L. Coningham Our City Mechamy Bride Chicago

Notable Clinton Druggist Praises Belords Syrup

Clinton, Missouri merchant A L Armstrong lauds Belords Horehound Syrup as a universal throat remedy. He claims buyers report rapid relief from coughs colds and throat diseases and notes it contains no opiates and is sold at Dr Powell's.

A. L. Armstrong Dr Powell's

Local notes and travels from a rural Illinois area

A collage of short items lists residents traveling to Chicago and Normal, farm work and harvest activity, a wagon accident near Varna, preparations for departure to California, and visits in Sterling. Mentions include Penny Mills Quakdr Lane, H K Smith, Cos Webbers near Lostant, Miss Maria Smith, Mahlon Hollingsworth, Carver Tomilson, Dr King’s remedies promotions, and the Cotton State and International Exposition traffic increases in Atlas ta Georgia.

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BBR Weriica Milgelon Wiouss Pooria Clarke & Co S. Adams Strait Peoria, Ill Benry Hepubliccan Henry, Ill Qur Maxx South Whithfield Mary Wunder Nebraska Whitefield Corners Express M. Balensifen Miike Mike John Smith van Martin Sidney Miller Sherman Hartsock JH Jones &Son Saratoga James Keenan West Andy Kelly Abington Dick Kelly Libbie Campbell Will Graham Henry Seelye Alle Webber Court Henry and Sparland M. G. Cotney W. G. Cotney Wm Hannum Bradford Michael McManus Harry’s Corners Brown Run Joe Manbach Jason German Myers Coaler Wm Fearle Lopewell Michael Miller Michael McClasky of Charley Kincaid Treeman Morgan Scott Hartsock Shultz Scott Sawyer Bros Ben Martin Ben Mill Jobo Wasmer Wm Maubach Charles Kincaid Viola Wright Charles John Noter Camp Grove Hennepin Clinton, Missouri Quakdr Lane Dr King H. E. Bucklen & Co Dr Powell’s Atlasta
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