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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1886

Page

6

Local notes from Lacon and nearby towns

Rain falls Sunday as community updates cover church events and meetings. McKinney stacks stationery in Mine Bay while ME church convenes adjourned quarterly session. Peoria temperance lecture by T. J. McDermott stirs rural audiences.

J. R. McKinney Henry Weir Peoria Lacon Eleanor Blackstone Cramm United States T. J. McDermott Washburn Ploo Roy Smith Second Methodist Church Wonona GS. Edwards York Nebraska Union Church J. P. Barrett Tam’ Cand Critain of Knowledge Trowbridge William McPheeters Lord’s Vineyard Fairbury McPheeters Livingston Gentleman Peoria Journal Ben. Robinson Bean William

Local News Notes on Visits Movements and School Start

Adah Campbell visited Mra Wall and Mrs Gillette in Wyoming last week. James Scoon returned from the national encampment in California and plans to settle there. Georgia Duncan sold property in Kansas and moves to Spartank for the winter. Dr and Mrs Moreland visiting her parents and brother. School starts next Monday. Jerry Cooper and family visiting and he is in poor health. Biddle O'Leary back from Peoria visiting family. Quilon eyes Wyoming fair trip. Light rain cooled the air Sunday.

Wille Emma Burson Princeton Bill Brown Agnes McFayden Merritt Riely of California George Blanche Devlil Henry James Hunt Wenona Tanglefoot Adah Campbell Mra Wall Gillette Wyoming James Scoon Georgia Duncan Kansas Spartank Schopl Moreland H. J. Adams Eddie Quilon Maggie Gillette G. FB. Qarar

Delayed from Last Week Thrashing Notes and Local Happenings

In Whitefield neighbors report remaining thrashing tasks and hopeful progress. E Burt leads with 74 bushels of oats per acre in machine measure. Mrs Ball travels to Champaign to visit her mother for two or three weeks. An Irish orator held a temperance talk at the MM center church drawing a large crowd and pleasing attendees.

Saratoga News Briefs From Zeno

Parched Saratoga receives a light Sunday shower but needs a flood of rain to fill empty wells. Jessie Essex is prostrated again. Halsey Odell starts teaching in John Monier district. Landlords offer rent reductions for the poor crop. the coming year shows notable cuts. Saratoga delegates were chosen at caucus. four men named as representatives, likely unaware of appointment. A farm accident injures a worker at Mason Scolye’s farm, hand crushed by a cider press. recovery uncertain.

Jessie Essex Halsey Odell John Monier Saratoga Harry Marshall Royal Olmsted Geo. Scholes, Sr Joseph Ray Thos Harrington Mason S¢olye Zeno

Putnam Notes on Grange Meeting and Community Life

Putnam notes report a large Grange meeting with E A Giller and J H Vanarsdale visiting from Henry and Peoria counties. Debate focuses on woman equality, temperance, agriculture topics, and criticism of corporations. Local school opens, drought worries farmers, and church events noted with Mrs Fred Wood and Prof Koch involvement.

Fred Wood Lemars Iowa Wisbhior Putnam Koch Henry Christian Church Miss Morgan Bolivar Morgan Benachwinoe Grange Society of E. A. Giller Henry County State Grange Grange Society Giller J. H. Vanarsdale Peoria County Grange J. Shambers Chicago Mra E. Bower Rushton Thos. Keady Dunlap State Grange News Alex. Keady Alta A. Giller Lake

Farmers urged to choose honest leaders and join the Grange

A speaker denounces railroad capitalists and urges Illinois farmers to unite, elect honest officials, and protect property. The Grange is praised as a safe society, with talks on taxation, lobbying, and fair practices. a Dibnlap fair promise is noted, plus a drainage address and an upcoming ice cream festival at Henkins Hall for the choir fundraiser.

Grange Wherry Whiting Illinois Washington Henkins’s Hall

Hennepin Public School to Open Next Monday

The Hennepin public school commences next Monday with Prof J E W Morgan as principal Miss Jennie Smith as assistant Rosa Fitzpatrick in intermediate and Nira Burnham in primary The high school room gets new seating this week enhancing pupil comfort A social at A V Speer s Tuesday Aug 24 drew about 75 youths from Granville George A Burt Anna J Burt of Henry attended with Jim Watson and friends Grandma Worthington is ill with typhoid fever Winfield Turner and Philip Smith left Tuesday for Knox College Mrs A O Noxon hosted guests Wednesday

Hennepin J. E. W. Morgan Jennie Smith Rosa Fitzpatrick Nira Burnham Granville Undercliff A. V. Speer Geo. A Anna J. Burt Henry Jim Watson Anna George Henpin Eajoy Cook Mr Meyers Lanark Grandma Worthington Winfield Turner Philip Smith Knox College A. O. Noxon

Mt Palatime Bridal Building Boom

Chris Johansen works on bridals as James Lautelin with Senahitae Jennie and son Fred of Princeton visited the town last week.

Chris Johansen James Lautelin Jennie Fred Princeton

Mendota Fair Notes and Dakota Fireloss Update

Jerry Stansell and Lee Nuss attend the Mendota fair this week. J. E. Taylor returns from Dakota to resume teaching at Mount School after a prairie fire destroyed his home and belongings. G. O. Davis shops in Chicago for fall stock while Catholic school opens Monday. Susie Gallaher returns to Chicago and Lelschuh unveils a Kaiser buggy. Willis Milla the tile man is busy. Professor.

Jerry Stansell Lee Nuss J. E. Taylor Dakota G. O. Davis Chicago Susie Gallaher Lelschuh Kaiser Willis Milla

Camp meeting ends as crowds attend in warm weather

Attendance was strong at the Clear Creek camp meeting despite rain, with Jesse Underwood the evangelist and sermons by Happy Bish drawing notable interest. Jessie Emans returned from Princeton, and school resumed with Prof Charles Wirt as principal. A meeting series at the M E church continued through the week with Underwood and Bish in charge. Magnolia becomes a money order and estate note office with Postmaster Litchell ready to assist.

Clear Creek Jesse Underwood Happy Bish Jessie Emans Princeton Charles Wirt Ella McGinnis Sarah Crabbs Jessie Gaskell Minooka Pendleton Lewis J. Watkins Magnolia Orlando Orange County Florida Orange Grove Watkins Gulf State M. E. Church Mr Thompson Tonica Baptist Church Caledonia David Ruble Bride of Lestant Litchell Addison

Clear Creek Weather and Community Notes

Rainfall of about two inches last Sunday aided pastures as farmers fed stock. The Illinois Yearly Meeting of Friends opens on September 11 with public meetings on the 11th and 16th and dining accommodations provided daily. Wm P Hoyle sinks a well with C Moore overseeing work. Mt Palatine bowery dance moved to September 0th from September 2d. Camp meeting closed last Sunday with modest returns. Miss Bowars of Henry visits Mrs John Davidson Dupe.

Illinois Yearly Meeting of Friends Wm P Hoyle C Moore Mt Palatine Miss Bowars Henry John Davidson Dupe

Milo News Comes Up With Emigration Notes and Local Happenings

The Milo column reports Sutherland and Weidman on a business trip to Pearis with a wagon train, corn blown down except a small Marshall county patch, Hay and Mrs Wilcox visiting Dellas county Iowa with reunion events on August 28 in George Britton's grove. Dallas county Iowa counts 48 former Milo families. A railroad survey crew arrives, hinting at possible line to Chicago. Local folks note a dry spell, new mall carrier Oscar Merritt, and visitors at Sutherland's. The Chesney boy death in Colorado is mentioned along with Dr Griswold and wife of Memphis Tennessee.

Joseph Sutherland G. W. Weidman Pearis Marshall County Dick Hay H Wilcox Dellas County Iowa Hay Wilcox Milo Folks George Britton Dallas County Milo Kansas City Chicago Oscar Merritt Bean Howard Loomis Wescott Lacon Esq. Sutherland Chesney Colorado Wm. Griswold Memphis Tenn Joshua

Devotional Exercises and Meeting Led by Community Leaders

Thursday afternoon features devotional exercises at 2 o clock and a children's meeting with addresses by Mrs Mary, Brokaw, Thos, Orton, and Rev C. ca. A banner county inquiry led by Rev Geo Hunter follows along with county missionary work by Thos Orton. The main program closes under leader ship of mma Kelso at May Camp.

Putnam Christian Church Geo. Sparling H. M. Burr Hentepin James Magnolia Wm. Hawthorne Granville Brenton John Benham Wm. Tracy Mary, Brokaw Thos Orton C. Ca Banner County Geo Hunter Mma Kelso

Local Gospel Service Seeks Bell Organist and Hymns

A small church requests an organist to play gospel hymns during worship. Attendees are urged to bring Bibles and participate in ingrainment sessions planned for the service week.

Bell

Simmons Liver Regulator touted for children relief

The notice urges Simmons Liver Regulator as a safe vegetable remedy for children to prevent sickness and aid colic headache stomach issues. It notes a local sidewalk project on West Side New Grocery Store property and reports Mrs Robert Milner’s fall on School Street, injuring her head but recovering.

Simmons H. J. Granburg Robert B. Milner School Street

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