Henry area social notes mention guests and events
Thursday in Henry Mrs Charles Onyan and others visited Henry Suft family. Frank Poignant from near La Rose stayed with his mother Mrs Sparr. Local gatherings include dinners with the Kaifers, Franks, and Websters. A Halloween social at Orville Martin's is planned for Oct 31, and a lecture on Nov 1 features Mgr Baker.
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Henry
Charles Onyan
Anna Suft
Helen
Henry Suft
Frank Poignant
Near la Rose
R Sparr
Theodore Kaifer
Kaifer
Henry Franks
Will Pribble
Vernon
Pribble
Bolender
Oldman
Lewis Webster
Ruth Kline
Theodore Kaiser
Ben Russell
Steuben
Royce
Stork
Sparland
Oscars Pointner
Waugh O Dunclap
M Sparr
Joseph Hensley
T . Gapen
Eastern Star Order
Frank Tarbill
Havana
Tarbill
Chicago
Hin
Hallowe'en
Orville Martin
Bethel
Jessie Parsons
James Lyons
Mgr
Fred E. Baker
Lucy
F. H. Gehr
Milby Marshall
Local Camp Grove News Highlights
Oct 8 marked a red and orange Baptist Sunday school contest with orange losing. Winners hosted an indoor picnic Friday night. supper praised as excellent. Camp Grove notes include visits by Bessie and Hazel Epley, Elizabeth Malone, Leona Buslawn, and others. O'Brien building progresses. six structures erected, ten originally burned. Hazel Epley injured in fall at Sparber home.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Camp Grove
Bessie
Hazel Epley
Edelstein
R J Fennell
Leona] Buslawn
Peoria
Elizabeth Malone
Wolfe
Bradyville
James Winne
Bessie Owens
Lucille Hannum
Wenona
Sara Murphy
Hayden
Kennedy
Wyoming
Blough
Maud
Marie Gill
Methodist Church
Nelson
Dan Russell
Tiskilwa
O'Brien
John Sparber
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic guaranteed to satisfy
The ad promises money back upon request if Rexall 93 Hair Tonic fails to erase dandruff promote hair growth and prevent balding. It states the store carries two sizes and urges customers to try the tonic with strong assurance from the Rexall Store. Local notes follow with community names and events.
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Rexall 93
Rexall
Local notes mention visits, repairs, and church outreach
Harry Brimmer and Estes W'son return from a plumbing trip pleased with exo sica HOF Crady art helpers patch a white finish at Jack Donath's property. Samuel P Hawkins residence and barn get new paint. L. A. Chapin's mill work implies a long day. Mrs. Maria Cornell visits Peoria for health, Rev. MacInness from South Dakota preaches at Trinity parish. A Iowa visitor expected next Sunday. Citizen Press notes Mrs. A B Curtis elected to the State Unitarf at Kalamazoo board of ra. Congrats from local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brimmer
Estes W
Crady
Jack Donath
Samuel P Hawkins
Breuauty
Faru
L. A
Iowa
Citizen Press
Jackson
Mich
A. B. Curtis
Unttarfatt
Kalamazoo
Dr King's New Life Pills Aid for Tired Organs
Remarkable phrasing promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for ailing internal organs. The ad claims the pills restore natural function and improve health, urging readers to buy at local druggists for 25 cents.
Sunday School and Visitors Noted in Whitefield Visit
Mr Repine drove with Mrs Chesney and daughters Esther and Clara Chesney to a Sunday school convention in Whitefield. Mrs Liebeck and Clara help in town while Merritts visit. Rally Day at the Cottage Church planned for next Sunday with activities from 2 30 to 8 30. services and visits noted.
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Repine
Henry
Wm. Chesney
Esther
Clara Chesney
Willie
Whitefield
Frank Liebeck
Clara
Stephen Mer— Yut
Merritt
Tage
Social Roundup From Henry Area Saturday Night
Mr and Mrs Herbert Goodale spent Saturday night in Henry. Miss Sadie Deets visited George Minter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Lidgard and children were at Wm Smiths near Bradford Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Reynolds visited Chicago from Friday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Chesney and Maxine called on Stephen Merritt Sunday. Theo Borg and wife and Mr and Mrs Brooderline shared Sunday at Claus Swanson's. Chamber Slain Cough Remedy advertised as safe for all ages and sold by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves.
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Saratog
Rankin Forbes
Calvin Starliper
Jacobs and
Wonder
James Corcoran
Herbert Wilson
Wilson
Speer
Henry Seelye
Montevideo
Minn
J W Jenson Herberger
May Gray
Waukegan
Herbert Doyle
Henry
Owen Doyle
Busby
Dwinell
Henry Geintner
Karl Doyle
C. M. Calder's
Pacific Coast
Dorothy Scott
Peoria
Miss Busby
Coal City
R. Turnbull
Harry Safford
Thomas Boylan
Chillicothe
Hugh Prichard
Washburn
Younger
Nellie Fillmore
Turnobull
Nellie Burnette
Seaces
Oakland
Herbert Goodale
Sadie Deets
George Minter
Frank Lidgard
Wm. Smith's
Bradford
Ernest Reynolds
Chicago
Samuel Chesney
Maxine
Stephen Merritt
Theo Borg
Brooderline
Claus Swanson
Local notes from South Milo and Gibs on City
Community items report social visits and a postponed Ladies Aid meeting amid rain. Highlights include Charlie Reid delivering cattle to Chicago, Myre Amree Longman visit, John Reid's birthday wishes, and a Bucken’s Arnica Salve ad. Gib son City High adds gym, physical training emphasis, and a Masonry reflection as federal forfeiture suits target Nathan Allen and John Collins for jewel smuggling.
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South Milo
Jesse Hufnagel
Paul Schammell
Fosdick
Monroe
George Barker
Austin
Charlie Reid
Chicago
Festus Bentley
Myre
Amree Longman
John Reid
Nathan Allen
Kenosha
Wis
John R Collins
Memphis
Team
Allen
Collins
Lame back relief offered by Chamberlain liniment
A brief note promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for muscular rheumatism and lists A. J Ironmonger and T. J Se graves as druggists selling it. It also reminds readers to renew their subscription.
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Chamberlain
A. J
War Declared Against Catarrh Germs With HYOMEI Claim
An advertisement urges readers to wage war on catarrh germs using HYOMEI a germ destroying inhaled air. It promises to end catarrh asthma bronchitis coughs colds and croup and offers HYOMEL inhalers or complete outfits priced from 60 cents to one dollar with money back guarantees.
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T. J. Segraves
Political notes on elections and federal employment data
The piece notes a candidate spending 107 000 to win a senate seat and local option votes in eight Illinois counties on November 7. It reviews direct primaries in Wisconsin, contemplates a Chinese republic, and lists federal employment figures for 1908 and 1909 including 84 000 consular staff.
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United States Senate
Illinois
United States
Wisconsin
China
Washington
Treasury Department
Franks Misused by Senator LaFollette Campaign Mail
The Republican Register of Galesburg condemns the press bureau in Washington for mailing thousands of campaign documents free of postage under LaFollette's name. It notes the practice benefits a candidate not a member of Congress and drains postal revenue. About 100,000 documents have been mailed recently.
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Republican Register of
Galesburg
Senator LaFollette
Washington
Congress
Farmer Party in Chicago Defies Expectations
A Chicago hostess hosted a "Farmer Party" inviting guests to dress as farmers. Invites promised ox carts and work clothes, but guests arrived in automobiles wearing full dress attire. The episode suggests being called a farmer is now a compliment.
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Chicago
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Scott
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