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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1886

Page

6

Local notes from Lacon district gatherings and events

Our Vicinity reports returns from the east Rev Wilson in town and Julia Green resuming school in Broaddus district. It notes a 10 pound catfish and 20 pound buffalo caught, a Short Horn sale at Woodside stock farm drew 850 attendees with cattle selling to 810 dollars. A WCTU convention, new Union church pastor P Barritt, a ghost scare near the brewery lane, and a prohibition drive led by Rev Geo W Minner are all described with local commentary.

Varmisn J.S. Thompson Rev Wilson Henry Weir T. L. Jones Grey Eagle Lacon Julia Green Broaddus Stonday Lou Wilson Lucan Lou John Smith Germany P. A. Coon Woodside Stock Farm Coen Levisiniure Isp Wenona Chicago Noerd P. Barritt Union Church Gov. M. Bane Tom Larkins Susanna Carson

Central Illinois Soldiers Reunion at Beardstown

Report of the Central Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Reunion held in Beardstown with about 2000 veterans registered. Notes include welcomes from citizens, social visits, and the overall success of the event amidst good order and camaraderie. Also mentions local society updates and weather impacts on fruit crops and water supply.

Obituary Note on G. B. Once and Family Birth

Indebted neighbors are urged to settle debts as he seeks funds for bills. Born Tuesday September 7 to Wallace and Dora Hoadley a bright baby girl is named G B Once.

Sigek Wallace Dora Hoadley G. B

Redtown teachers and local notes from Henry Township

Charles Vail teaches at Redtown. Wood Brothers urged to place finger boards to guide visitors to their resort. Grapes plentiful. drought persists with ministers praying for rain. Fannie Wall grows cotton plants with berries. B C Vail moves front yard fence. Ella Merden of Peoria visits Whitefield Corners and Wenona friends. Nettie Williams teaches in Turner district west of Wenona.

Henry Township Charles Vail Redtown Wood Brothers Fannie Wall B. C. Vail Ella Merden Peoria Whitefield Corners Weley Runnells Nettie Williams Turner Wenona

Whitefield Notes Include Services and Local Happenings

Church services planned for next Sunday at 2:80 p.m. conducted by Rev Martin of La Prairie. Local events include an ice cream supper to fund a janitor, a temperance lecture by Samuel Jones, and a cider press business addition by T. Hunt.

Baptist Church Martin la Prairie Bro Lockett Woodford County Samuel Jones Chillicothe R. R. Club Jasper Brown Porter Martin

Higgins to wield pedagogic willow in Holler school

Local notes report Saratoga residents mentioning Higgins in a school context. McDermot the temperance orator plans to form a total abstinence society at M B E church next Monday evening to promote moral reform through education.

Mepule Higgins Holler McDermot M.be Geo Scholes, Jr Colorado Alonzo Foster Henry Lowden Whitefield Charley Holmes Chicago Gladys Cotney Edward Tinmons Peoria County Frank Seelye Mason Seelye

Western Home Seekers Take Extended Westward Tour

Mrs and Mra A P Webber departed on Wednesday to visit a brother in the west and plan an extended journey. Mrs Jane Carse received 60 lbs of honey from her son Levi Carse near Los Angeles, Cal. Riley Divilbiss and Melvin Higgins led an excursion party leaving from the township for a western tour.

Kansas A P. Webber West Jane Carse Levi Carse Los Angeles Cal Riley Divilbiss Melvin Higgins

Hopewell News Notes From Dexter Area

Hopewell updates mention Mrs Jake Strawn and Mrs Will Ramsey visiting Mrs Cass Ramsey. Reports of girls driving through Hopewell, rain showers, new wells dug due to dry weather, and a dance at Olson's with Will's performance. Cass Ramsey digs a well while Elmer Miller, Liam Shafer and Wash Hancock work at the Tax schoolhouse. bridge repairs are needed in town.

Hopewell Jake Strawn Will Ramsey Cass Ramsey Antrim Clear Creek Binnesamun Jake Olson’s Lizzie Tax School Elmer Miller Liam Shafer Wash Hancock Grandma Shefer Richland Dexter

Putin Clint Smith Returns From Kansas With Pony Carload

The report notes Clint Smith returned from Kansas last week with a carload of ponies. Kansas ponies are well represented in Putnam. An ice cream festival hosted at the hall last Friday evening drew a good crowd with total receipts of 26 dollars and expenses of 13. Four dollars were given to Prof Koch for his choir drilling and convention assistance. J R Veach advertises 46 sheets for sale.

Clint Smith Kansas Putnam Koch J.R. Veach

Putnam Notes Bright Harvest and Local Happenings

Farmers offer four sows and eighteen pigs for sale and praise the abundant grain yield. Fred Dawson of Henry visits inviting dances and possible courtship. Cal Moodey and Rev J F Robinson attend M E church with a sermon on the value of a man over a sheep. Jobo Chambers moves, planning a restaurant. Yaunt from Missouri moves in to study railroads. A convention decorates the Christian church and Stace Stephens sues Asa Barnhart over damages from a hole and a gunshot eye injury. Local sheriff levies on Barnhart property.

Putnam Fred Dawson Henry Fred Cal Moodey Mammoth Dry Goods House J F. Robinson Tiskilwa M. E Matthew Sam Malone MBB Jobo Chambers E. L. Cook Chambers Y Yaunt Missouri John Chambers

Local notes from Clear Creek area show social visits and weather

W P Hoyle was in Springfield recently. John Davidson and sister visited Mrs Lancaster. Chas Saybold returned from Long Point threshing. It is hot and dry and wells are failing. No one from this area plans to attend the Chicago state fair. Harley Cooper is improving but weak. John McNabb leveled drains for Geo Kuhn and himself. Wedding rumors surface. Past week, Happy Bish and Jesse Underwood held Magnolia meetings. A new bridge near Widow Schick’s place has been built by road commissioners. Mills tile factory praised for good tiles and low price. Dupe.

Hunt Electa Bishop Bloomington N. J. Peters Wyoming Big Bend Imperial la Salle Richard J Wm. Monier Aurie Kirk Davenport Whitefield Hannah Hunt Grandmother Hunt Henry John Frank Ein Kleinen Hummech Tanglefoot W. P. Hoyle Springfield John Davidson John McNabb Geo. Kuhn John W Happy Bish Jesse Underwood Magnolia

Mineral Springs News Roundup and Local Notices

After an absence the community recounts school departures for John Trone and Mathis, Maud Bacon travels to Chicago, and local sports see Florid boys defeat the club 80 to 14. Weddings, baptisms, and church events fill the week along with weather notes, water woes, and a political caucus for county nominations. The piece also covers health, family reunions, and a contentious note about the Putnam Record’s Cottage Hill squib.

John Trone Iowa Thompson Tonica Baptist D Mathis Valparaiso Ind Maud Bacon Chicago Charles Trone Old School Baptists Varna Adlen Glenn Glenns Oury Allen Billy McMillen Calvin Fields W .A Smith M E Magnolia Hennepin Harmon Williams C S Stewart Clifton Kansas N.B Needham Stuart Fred Laybold Theodore Bickerman Cottage Hill Friends Yearly Meeting

Hood's Sarsaparilla Widely Used as Family Medicine in Lowell

Hood's Sarsaparilla is highly demanded in Lowell Mass where it is made and sold more than any other sarsaparilla or blood purifier. It is touted as a remedy for debility scrofula dyspepsia biliousness and any disease from impure blood. A trial is urged.

Hood Lowell Mass

Relatives Visit Beidelman Household From Nearby Areas

Mrs Anna Riely and three children of Mineral, Mrs A Norton and child of Westboro, Mo, and Susie Studley of Neponset have been visiting Mr and Mrs Beidelman the past week.

Anna Riely Mineral A. Norton Westboro, Mo Susie Studley Neponset Geo. Biedelman Beidelman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aee Central Illinois Soldiers W and Sailors Beardstown 28Th Ill Gotic Julius Adkinson N. Campbell George Duncan W. Button James Hayter England Robert Waugh Dr Moreland Braidwood George Ray Win Webster Chenoa Ballo Plaine Thomas Kelly Gimlet Hollow John Hamilton Bucket Brigade Weizal King Thomas Funson Willis David Shorts Ev Kaufman Saratoga J.schick J. Schick Putin Stire & Gell, Lacon Ill Harry Allen Ida Hamilton Minoak Geneva Lake Anna Allen A. H. Taber Wannah Taber E. F. Allen New York Seattle Jladelphias Anee Melice Jacob A.melice Wenonea Union Taranona, Illinois Gettysburg Burgess G. G. McAdam Poland Sult the Times Milo North Orpners Neers G. W. Griswold Senachwime Lake
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