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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
9
Franciscan Fathers of St Louis completed a week long mission at St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Fr Daniel led sermons on sin grace and salvation, emphasizing confession and the Eucharist. Fr Maurus and Fr Daniel departed for Teutopolis and Chicago respectively as parishioners wish them God speed.
You may bribe the appetite, but you cannot bribe the liver to work well. It should be treated honestly and aided occasionally with Herbine, the best liver regulator sold at Dr Powell's City drug store for 50 cents.
Roy Campbell and family returned home last Wednesday and he spoke at the church on Sunday morning and evening. Epworth League led by Mrs Sutton discussed Spiritual Acquaintance and a profitable session. The Henry M E church sent several young people to Magnolia for a sermon by Rev Schacht. Junior League held a lawn social at George Helper’s grounds. Campbell preached two sermons last Sunday with a strong choir performance. Upcoming sermons at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches invite attendance with topics on history, service, and moral effort. Rev J Barrett returns from vacation and next Sunday plans a Wyoming visit. St John’s will reopen Sept 15. The Henry Foreign Missionary society mite reception occurs Sept 11 at Mrs Keller’s with music and refreshments. Sarah Edwards from Chicago lectured on Missionary Work. The KE consecration meeting drew several speakers on Scriptural acquaintance. St Mary’s eight days mission featured German language preaching with educated missionaries and fine speakers. CFE business meeting voted thanks to Mr Keller for park chairs and agreed to send funds to China missionary Looseley. The missionary committee soon interviews members for two cents weekly support. Lookout chairman reported on plans for Makeover and missions collection.
The Putnam County Protective Association with about 200 members met in Granville on Aug 80. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved and the group unanimously voted to enforce hunting and trespassing laws on Putnam county farms by order of the Executive Committee.
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