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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement describes internal symptoms without outward signs and claims S S S blood purifier restores nutrition, appetite, and strength. It cites F. Duff of Princeton Missouri praising improvements, and invites readers to request free medical guidance and a no charge inquiry from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Georgia.
Estate listings include a fine residence for sale at 70 dollars, and other homes with price notes around 2200. Listings describe 40 to 840 acre farms, various townships in Putnam Me, White deld, Sleuber, and Bureau counties. Prospective buyers offered flexible terms and guided excursions on specific dates through John Dareley and local land agents.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Williams daughter of Wm P Williams of Western avenue 3 Til weds Mr Joseph Blond of Joliet at her father’s residence Issam The ceremony led by Rev R L Campbell with organist Miles Pauline Williams and a three course wedding breakfast Guests include relatives from Peoria Utica Oneida and Galva among others The couple depart for their future home amid rice and well wishes from family and friends
The Woman's Club met Monday October 2 with Mrs Carroll M Jones presiding. New district federation alternates elected Milas Wanghop Mayme Vogelsang. Members welcomed Mrs Anne Burt Jenke of Savanna and Miss Henriette Gleiper back. Mrs Philons Hunter reported an acceptance note and Miss Nicholson offered condolences. Miss Kellogge presented an art program with Holland heritage notes and drawings.
Dewey spoke on Dutch geography and made subjects interesting. Mrs Hiveylyn E Jones highlighted books about Holland, Mrs Anna Culter Hall read The Battle of the Windmills from Don Quixote, and Evelyn Ki Jones reported the State Federation. Forty members answered roll call and Madame Jones honored the club with her presence. Opera House week features Pond Berlin Dramatic Company delivering refined comedies and dramas with illustrated songs and Kaleidoscope dance by Miss Berlin. Reserved seats at Yeterman Bros. patrons urged to attend for quality entertainment.
A rundown of local commerce includes O. BR Larson of Bey Ville selling goods through two typical stores and mentions Chamberlain's remedies used by many farmers. The Whitefield Town Township Sunday School convention program outlines services, speakers, and donations with details on church events and offerings.
Coffee purchased in bulk varies in flavor strength and freshness. The sealed Lion Coffee package ensures uniform flavor and absolute purity, guarding quality from source to cup.
A Jonesville resident writes that a child burned his foot and after thirty years of horrible sores Buck Jen's Arnica wholly cured him after other remedies failed. The advertisement promotes arnica for burns cuts sores bruises and piles available at Powell's City Drug Store for 25 cents.
Ursula Wilson died at her residence of Mornt Gregory in the ninth year of age. Funeral tomorrow to o’clock from Gregory. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Obituary next week.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local ad for Henry Markets for sale by Dakin Bros with partial product description and location in Magnolie 10-in.
A local merchant hypes greater preparations for a big cloak sale. An all new line is promised from a new factory but represented by veteran Mr. Sol Henline. The dealer claims unmatched offerings with more new goods and fewer old garments than any house in Central Illinois.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and terms like Paoada Bhelfern and 0222, mentioning chests and reads of shen. Context unclear. no identifiable event or clear persons beyond possible proper nouns.
Bort Soanez visited his grandmother and aunt last Friday evening then returned to Peoria on Saturday for eye treatment by Dr Dombroski. He shows great improvement, avoids hospital agitation, and stays in Peoria for ongoing care. Khia, active in the Gynemite business, has used 2200 pounds of explosive for tree removal for Hodges and the railway, with no accidents and noted success as a stump remover.
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