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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1894

Page

6

Local Notes From Lacon and Nearby Towns

Lacon and vicinity feature a steady stream of visiting relatives and townsfolk. Henry Palmer of Sterling visits his mother Mrs Dr Dean. Miss Rogers of Bloomington visits friends in Lacon. Prof. Morgan of Greer College stops by. several Peoria visitors are noted. a Kansas City rail worker returns home on vacation. Lucy Dean leaves for Boston to study music. A board of supervisors wrangles over political supremacy while a break in at Dr Pott’s home yields 817.60 stolen. local talent is suspected and punishment likely.

Lacon I. Clover Henry Henry Palmer Sterling, Col Dr Dean Ollie Long Peoria John Grieves Anna Thompson Nettie Wilson Prof. Morgan Greer College Topposton Miss Rogers Bloomington Fred Brauns Kansas City Patrick Ruddon Ohio Tina Grieves Laura Colyer Mira Gage Addie Hoyle Lulu Brothers E. Barney Allen Chesney Tiskilwa Allen-Muir Olaf Shaw Minneapolis Massey Robi. Edwards Yuake Bluz Sarah Johnson Lucy Dean Boston Chicago Wae Im Lade Addia Eraerer Cage Mortimer Bullman Hopewell Board of Supervisors Dr Pott John C. Thompson

Robie Sparland Strength Gains and Local News Notes

Robie Sparland shows signs of recovery as the community reflects on local events. The Baptist Association opened Tuesday with strong attendance and Rev Plorco traveled from town to join. Cherley McClanahan visited from Roseville, Jank Blankenship’s baby died and was buried, Mrs George Zimmerman and her sister Mrs Howe of Wareka are mentioned with illness and support. Samuel Day's little girl Mabel died, and Tradi McClanahan returned from Chicago to open a barber shop in Burret.

Robie Waugh The Baptist Association Rev Plorco Harry Riddell Harry Cherley McClanahan Roseville Jank Blankenship Hig George Zimmerman Howe Wareka Samuel Day Mabel Tradi McClanahan Chicago Bureat

Local notes from Sugar Grove and surroundings

James Burt left for Normal to attend school while James Quinn plows 75 acres of wheat on Rollins Place. Neighbors report rains encouraging plowing and good pastures. Nettie Metcalf and family returned home after a visit with her parents. John Noyce threshed 30 bushels of clover seed from eight acres. Harry Marshall caused trouble in La Prairie. John Morgan and wife were seen in Whitefield mushrooms gathering. Luke Elk has 90 shoots. Sue’s corn feeds them all. Noyce sold 4000 bushels of corn. Billy Weir 2000 bushels at 50 cents amid Democratic prices. Lucy Burt visiting Chicago at 281 Ogden Ave with James Raymond. she’s enjoying herself. Ben Howes reports fine corn and pumpkin patches. hopes for 75 bushels per acre. A widower laments a departed wife who went to Iowa. vows to pay no debts in Henry. William Lyon died at Princeville three months ago from bowel complaint. rumor says he kept house and peddled medicine. Crow Meadow Grange had a lively turnout as plans for a fair in Quinn’s barn next Saturday afternoon gain support. the grange continues meetings through the week.

Sugar Grove James Burt James Quinn Rollins Nettie Metcalf John Noyce Harry Marshall la Prairie John Morgan Whitefield Luke Elk Sue Billy Weir Lucy Burt Chicago James Raymond Ogden Avenue Ben Howes Iowa Henry William Lyon Princeville Editor Crow Meadow Grange Quinn Grange

Local notes from Whitefield area mix farm life and travels

Last week in Chillicothe Tarry Bonham and others traveled while Grandpa Jacobs enjoys a new wind pump. Miss Waughop leaves for Eureka to resume her teaching as assistant principal. The Bonham district and Whitefield center activity includes road planning, chicken theft concerns, and community visits from local families and editors.

Whitefield Corners Social Notes and Visits

Carl Barker is on the sick list. St Stephen Snyder of Nebraska visits. Mrs DeMotte returns to Eureka. Laura Wright visits at the Corners with Bertha Swift. Some attend the Prince ton fair and enjoy the showers despite getting wet.

Whitefield Corners Istpatay Carl Barker Stephen Snyder Nebraska DeMotte Eureka Laura Wright Bertha Swift

Department Crowded With New Handsome Goods

Store advertises a crowded department with new goods and lower prices. Invites customers to visit next Saturday and all of next week to see the marked items and ongoing sales.

West Virginia Visit and Local Social News

Corby Wright plans a month long visit to his West Virginia roots while Mrs James Gaster and her Galva daughter join her husband at J T Worthington's Sunday gathering. A Sunday School and League concert is set for next Wednesday September 19 with general admission 150 and children under 12 at 10 cents. Etta Stringer leaves Dr Willis's for Peoria to marry Charles Gridley of Peoria on the 26th. Anna Lutz to replace her in Dr Willis's home and more weddings are hinted as Benny's future domestic duties loom.

Corby Wright West Virginia James Gaster Galva J.T. Worthington Messrs Dexter and Beal J.T Etta Stringer Dr Willis Peoria Charles Gridley Et'n Anna Lutz Benny

Steuben Local Notes Highlight Family News and Weather

Steuben residents report family visits in Chicago and Bradford, farm rain revives plowing, a 90 foot waterless well, and travel to Kewanee and Abingdon. Community retells illnesses, a revival ends, Allen Garrett’s accident in Chillicothe left him unconscious, and Parson injured but survived.

Local notes from LA PRAIRIE CENTER and vicinity

Richard Davidson ships 10 head of hogs to Chicago this week. Miss Hunt from Peoria to teach the Center school. Epworth League lawn social at J. W. Green residence. Harry Root wins carriage team at Chillicothe fair. Mrs L L Wood returns to Lacon. health improved. Rev G M Webber visits Peoria and Rev Ward to conference next week at Lewiston. Loren Webber Jr will attend Wesleyan University next year.

Tr. Howe Epworth League J. W. Green Chillicothe Harry Root Rob Turnbull John Scoon Ll. T. Wood Lacon

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It relieves pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages in male or female. It claims to stop retention of water and pain in passing urine almost immediately. Sold by Dr Powell Druggist Henry Till.

Powell Henry Til

Local Arrivals and Visits Reported in Magnolia

Mr and Mrs Ed Mathis moved to town last week. Chas Wolfe of Wenona was a caller in town Tuesday. James Wable of Toluca visited Friday and Saturday. Frank Fyffe of Henry was a guest of his mother last week. Alba Law left for Normal Saturday to attend the University. John Dean and family began a month long trip to Pennsylvania to visit relatives.

Magnolia Ed Mathis Chas Wolfe Wenona James Wable Toluca Frank Fyffe Henry Alba Law John Dean Pennsylvania

Rev Bliss to Deliver Final Sermon Next Sunday

Rev Bliss will preach his last sermon next Sunday at the M. 5. church. Come out and hear. Also notes report a lightning strike on a horse belonging to Wm Hunger and a tree near Mr Mitchell's house injuring Mrs Mitchell who was stunned but improving by press time.

Bliss Wm Hunger Mitchell

Prairie town notices and events from Putnam

Elmer Simpson visits the Wheeler family in Putnam with mentions of local social ties. Dwight Ball shows a new buggy, and Senet reportedly eyes a fine lady. Many attend the Princeton fair. Undercliff bus service conveyed passengers to the fair. Funerals of Allison Pettit’s child and Harry Soper’s infant son held with Rev D R Howe officiating. Shaw Kelso wedding of Will Shaw and Blanche Kelso witnessed by regional guests. Aug 9 plans for M E Sunday school link at Undercliff with 9 am service. bring baskets. Halifax-bound plans for the Shaw family. Notices toward Dr King’s New Discovery praise as a trusted cough remedy with free trials.

Putnam Elmer Simpson Chicago W. H. Wheeler Wheeler Dwight Ball Senet Princeton Grant Perkins Undercliff Allison Pettit Ihild Harry Soper D. R. Howe J. M. Ferrell C.R Condit Marseilles J. McCormick Blue Island el Paso Eureka M. E. Sunday School Christian Sunday School Will F. Shaw Blanche Kelso Shaw Eureka College Halifax New Brunswick

Hennepin Community Notes and Upcoming Events

Mrs E B Eddy returns from Chicago while J B Taylor and wife visit Mt Palatine friends. Several guests from Ohio visit A T Purviance. The river rises then stabilizes. Work begins on the Hennepin canal at Bureau last Tuesday. Harry Eddy and Robi Casson visit Chillicothe. About 29 join the M E church in a Sunday service. Catholic confirmation day is next Saturday with Bishop Spalding expected from Pekin. Democratic caucus Sept 12 to select delegates for Sept 20 county convention. Addie K Durley leaves for Des Moines to attend school. James 8 Zenor heads to Brazil Indiana for fall and winter. J B Davis builds a new kitchen on High Street. Hon Graff of Pekin gives a 30 minute speech at the court house. more speeches expected. Races at Driving Park next Saturday with about 20 horses, five races. Horses to run at 2 p m. Editor Cook injured by a water wagon wheel. Rev BE Gallagher delivers temperance sermon in Florid and will repeat Sept 18 at 7 30 p m. Republicans nominate ticket at county convention: County Clerk A T Ance Hennepin, County Judge Jno McNabb Magnolia, Sheriff J Ju Downey Putnam, Superintendent W FE Hawthorn Granville, Treasurer Geo F Stanton.

Hennepin E. B. Eddy Chicago J.B. Taylor Mt Palatine W. C. Denon Ohio A. T. Purviance Bureau Hennepin Canal Harry Eddy Robi Casson Chillicothe M. E.chuch Spalding Péoria Addie K. Durley Des Moines Iowa James Zenor Brazil Indiana J. B. Davis High Street Graff of Pekin Court House Driving Park Florid A. T.ance Jno McNabb Magnolia J. Ju. Downey Putnam W. FE Hawthorn Granville Geo F. Stanton

Hennepin Coroner Dr Taylor Seeks Ticket Support

The coroner of Hennepin, Dr Taylor, praises the convention choice and predicts the success of the full ticket, urging trust in the party's chosen slate.

Hennepin Taylor Menolia Woo

Local Notes and Short News Items From Area Towns

Fragments note boxing interest and frost per Nick and glances at social visits. Mentions of Mr Wilkins family guests, Mr and Mrs Leland Broaddus, and Nellie Ham recovering from typhoid. Reports on Baptist meeting attendance, Leap Year reminder, and visits to Andrew Morse’s home. Itemized remedies cite S H Clifford and Edward Shepherd with Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Barler stove sales boost local business with agents Perry and Barler.

Cickr Creek Albert Mr and Packingham Nick Chas Ransom Perdew Hill Truman Allie Lena Ecichborn Daught Mary Andrew Morse Chillicothe Fred S. H. Clifford New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrisburg Peare John Speaker Dr Powell

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