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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1883
Page
9
Thursday October 25 1883 details unavailable.
Wintercott & Co offers cloaks at half price and a general sales push. J. Watercott & Co to hold a cheap sale. T. P. Conn and L. A. Moler advertise groceries and metals. Zimmerman's drug store promotes lamps harness oil and razors. Opening of the Opera Hall, a grand parade by Gehrig's band, and Hutchins Guvyar's Opera House debut with ticketed balls.
James Hartley of Rohier Carriage Co visits Chisago for a few days to conduct business and visit relatives. H. J. Adams buys dry goods and clothing for the county farm. Religious services planned at the New church temple with sermons at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. by Rev W. H. Schuffer. Mrs Reader remains in critical condition in Corydon, Ind. A meeting at the New Opera Hall will organize a dancing club and school for winter. Ed Flick contemplates future plans. purchaser for property is A. M. Pool Req. for $575. D. H. Anderson loses a roll of $190. a $50 reward ad is noted. A. C. Watson shifts to music teaching. Hiram C. Wright returns from a Northwest Iowa trip, mentioning Lemars and local figures. Abram Brown from Missouri visits his brother Adam. daughter Melissa ill at home. Community debates a night school for winter. Rufus Bassett completes a large new farm house, designed by W Niblock. Griggs Glycerine Salve advertised as a universal cure with 26 cents price.
Dr H Tesmer of Sparland and Dr Kalb hosted in the city and Putnam with reminiscences of his 89 years since crossing the Atlantic. The occasion included his mother’s 77th birthday, and plans to move the milk business to D N Blaed while Stauffer expands land in Nebraska. Local Indians encamped near Kerley Ward with tales of Cherokee teachers’ high pay and a two year old copper boy answering questions. The obituary of Mrs. Bidwell, born 1806 in New Jersey, details her life, faith, and long church membership, with funeral at Congregational church and burial in Sugar Grove cemetery.
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