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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
8
Spotlash Grocery reports a local food business issue involving Henry and alleged beverage listings. The fragment mentions Upposita un Fi and ALES in connection with a dispute or notice. No clear date, location, or outcome is provided.
The page lists assorted local notes from Princeton area including visits by George A Burt and wife to Princeton, George Travis and wife at the Princeton fair, portrait offerings at Penny Picture Gallery, D B Turner of Hennepin in Henry on Monday, and various residents traveling, entertaining, or visiting relatives. Also mentions upcoming OU E. 8 meeting at the Masonic temple, Miss Sadier Wilson visiting, Cecil Davis’s two week absence, and Mary Clark teaching in Tiskilwa next year. Several ads note Tom Boy smokers and outting flannels on sale.
A compact listing of local commerce and personal updates including shoe repair promotions at Fiedler's, lodging offers, upcoming sales with Henry area merchants, millinery displays, ore samples at J W Niece's, and several community notices about schools, hotels, and public events. Includes job changes, residents visiting, and a fire insurance offer.
For sale details note two top quality land parcels in Saratoga township three miles east of Camp Grove with easy terms via Jno Hartley. A fine eight room dwelling called Hanter Home near the depot also via Jno Hartley. Lands in eastern Manitoba Canada priced from six to twenty dollars per acre plus farms in North Dakota and town. Excursions held first and third Tuesday each month via Jae Hartley. Grand Ball at the Pavilion every Thursday night rain or shine.
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