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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1903

Page

5

Visiting Soldier Recalled Roots In Sparland Page

George Ray, a veteran of the 4ith Tilcoft, now at the National Soldiers Home in Danville, returned to Sparland with tales of change since he left. A lively church night followed with May’s sermon and the male quartet. plus notes on local visits, weddings, and upcoming sermons. Henry Wetzell played harp as Rev May sang.

George Ray National Soldiers Home Danville George Rey May Henry’ Wetzell May Frank Russell Baptist Church Frankya Sparland McCartney Colorado M. E Bethel New England O'Bdien Henry Wetzell Bosale Miles Col Orado Springs F. A. Barr Toluca John Hamilton Whiting Ind Victor Boar Wyoming J.B. Spar B. Spar Mamie Holmes Tanner Marseilles G.B. Cartwright Dakota Silas Cartwright ls_Tesmer Bloomington Porter Harris

Varna Visit Recounts Dawn of Ferris Wheel Night

Vata visited Henry daily last week and describes a windy, thrilling outing at a fair. They rode the large Ferris wheel, endured a rattling basket ride, and fled for shelter after a second circuit. Anxious moments with a “gowd 50- a-worse-fright” and curious palm readers loom in the memories alongside Doké Bros’ glassfronted building and a rubber tire buggy sketch.

Varna Vata Henry Run Faye OY Palm Lfe Doké@ Bros Ed Quinn

Steuben Notes on Accident and Social Happenings

In Steuben a serious accident befalls Eddie Gibbbs when he fell from a barn loft injuring his leg. Dr Royce attended him as he remained in pain, his father staying nearby for care. The item also covers a tea at Mrs Gallop for Eva and Ethel Robb, a lightning strike killing horses at William Monier’s barn, visits between Marian Kehes and Chicago, name corrections for Trundle, and local sermons and trips to Manitoba planned by Ed Tanquary Lew Odell and John Monier. Regular social and weather details follow, with a note about an upcoming supper at Bethel.

Betel Eddie A. Gallop Eva Ethel Robb Abingdon Gallop Ollie Scoon Luda Blackwell Marlan Kehes Anna Alice Monier Bertha Tanquary William Monier Thia Mounter Marian Kehes D. R. Blackwell Chicago Juda Blackwell Hos Kles Trundle Trusdel Lew Odell Kewanee Hazel Odell Alice Scoon W. Odell Lacon Hethel ‘Thureday

Local residents travel and visits noted across counties

Thomas Hubbell left Tuesday with Myron Worthington and others on a land greeking tour in Bates county Missouri. Mrs Newton Van Ostrand planned to visit Lamarlaws and families of McAfee and Fagan. Charlie Barnes and wife from Chicago are visiting the Barnes family. D Hubbell returned from Missouri with a farm near Adrian. Klein family hosted Sunday visitors, and Charles Cook of Little York died while visiting Joseph Hubbell. Worthington and daughter Chloe of Galva visited T. D. Hubbell, while John Mahare of Oklahoma visited Bettee at the Somes home.

Thomas Hubbell Bates County Mias Myron Worthington Joh Heyline John Muleshay Thomas Waber Newton van Ostrand Lamarlaws George McAfee Garret Fagan Charlie Barnes Chicago C. C. Barnes D. Hubbell Missouri

Hopewell Farmers Tour Southern Kansas and Oklahoma

A large group from Lacon and Hopewell plans a tour of inspection through southern Kansas and Oklahoma. Their bases of operation are Cherryvale Kansas and Oklahoma City. Attendees include Olaf Olson Willis Buck Otis Thompson Alex Martin and others. Henry and Myrtle Strawn visited last week and attended a party. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Marion Head last week. Lester Held is not improving. Members plus friends visited Harry Stroup and family. Henthorne of Fairmount Nebraska visited friends. Simon Shaffer and family spent Sunday in South Lacon. W M Buck Robert Blair added a driving horse to Henry Foster of Low Point. H T Wilkes and wife visited. John Loyd and sister traveled to Toluca. Charley McCulla and Will Traver visited Hopewell.

Hopewell Lacon Kansas Oklahoma Cherryvale Kan Oklahoma City Goig Olaf Olson Willis Buck Otis Thompson Alex Martin Liaub Mre . Holler Peoria Julia Myrtle Strawn Niyal Henry Diand Marlon Head Lester Alya Drake Patrick Ruddan Harry Stroup Henthorne Fairmount Neb Ighére Simon, Shaffer South Lacon Noith W. M. Buck Robert Blair Henry Foster Low Point H. T. Wilkes John Loyd Toluca Charley McCulla Will Traver

Bonham Event Roundup and Local News

Rev Green gave a fine sermon at the Bonham school house on Sunday afternoon. Services will follow in two weeks on the topic Young Men and the Times. A pie social at the Bonham school house is planned for Saturday evening the 26th. all invited and ladies asked to bring pies. Frank Farling adds to his house with his Chicago-based brother supervising. Mollie Meister plans to attend a Boweell wedding at Metamora, with the bride a cousin to Mollie. Diverbiss drove through South Whitefield with a pew clover huller. he is a skilled machinier. The Henry street carnival drew great crowds last week. Mr and Mrs James Medearis welcomed a new baby boy. Beet Osborne traveled across the country to spend Sunday at Tiskilwa. Mrs C Swarts returns home from a visit at Peru. Harriet Baugh returned from Chicago.

Green Bonham School House the Times Frank Farling Chicago Mollie Meister Metamora Mies Mollie Mra C. Swarts Peru Harriet Baugh

Local residents relocate amid health and land deals

Saratoga, Mr Paine leaves Goone Lake farming to seek a healthier climate after disposing of property. Mrs Noice Woodin plans to invest several thousand dollars in a new home. Thos Hubbell and Patrick Kennedy buy Missouri land and will move in spring. Quapell is muddy for three days with driving roads.

Death of George IF Stanton Postmaster by Carbolic Acid

George IF Stanton the postmaster of this place died in Dr MecCormick s private office Monday evening Sept 14 at about six o clock from an overdose of carbolic acid administered by his own hand The doctor had advised him to go to his office and he did not and laid down on the couch and went to sleep

George IF. Stanton Dr MecCormick

Death by Carbolic Acid Ends Noted Hennepin Official

Dr George F Stanton postmaster of Hennepin county dies at home from carbolic acid self-administered during a momentary lapse into insanity. An inquest by coroner Dr O F Taylor returns the verdict. Stanton, born 1856 in Fountain City Indiana, served as county treasurer and clerk before becoming postmaster in 1903. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, and two sons. Funeral held Wednesday at 2:80 p.m. The community mourns the loss of a prominent citizen.

W. C. Patterson Stanton O. F. Taylor Magnolias George F Stanton Perry McWhorten Henry T Simpson Frank IL. Glass John Fl Turea Clarence [Ay Delbert Wood George F. Stanton Thom Abde Fountain City Lod Hennepin Helen Durley Henneain Jennie Markley Markley

Family gathering and local notices at Princeton area

Relatives enjoyed a supper and visit with Mrs C C Greiner and others. Alice Seaton planned a Brazil Indiana visit, with a Strat vacation ahead. A Grand concert and ball at the grand opera house featured the Princeton conservatory orchestra and Madame Coates. Fred L Simpson and family from Chicago were visiting Hennepin for about ten days.

C. C. Greiner C. C. Greinery Chase Hamill J.C. Maybee Minnie Deck H. B. Zenor W. C. Patterson Markley Earland Harold Mamie Alice Seaton Brazil Ind Ted Tor Seaton Strat L. H .Durley Ray Adam Deck W. C. Patterger Friends Meeting House Ctear Creek Putnam Marshall la Salle Grand Opera House Princeton Conservatory Orchestra Madame Coates New York Conservatory of Music Fred L. Simpson Chicago Hennepin

Walliams and guests at Friends Yearly Meeting

Mr and Mrs J H Walliams with Mary L Boice attended the Friends Yearly Meeting last Sunday. Rain made roads slick, but they reached the meeting house at noon and enjoyed a warm reception and a good dinner. A letter says C M Hobbs is home from hospital, improving after a long stay. Tra Barnhart visited Michigan, where his son Charles runs a fruit farm with peaches nearly ripe. The Orchestra plans a town hall entertainment on Friday September 25. Elder Lyon conducted services last Sunday. Chauncey Ball of Toluca visited Calvin Stickel. Joseph Dawson arrived with his bride for Putnam Co Mutual Fire Insurance Co business. Continued rains slow corn ripening.

Potnam J. H. Walliams Mary L. Boice Friends Yearly Meeting Hobbs C. M Tra Barnhart Michigan Charles Elder Lyon Chauncey Ball Toluca Calvin Stickel Migs Edward Soper James James Gilter Sheffield Chialenburg O. Bumgaroer Cour Putnam Co Mutual Fire Insurance Co Joseph Dawson Albert Stickel William Murphy Princeton

Neighbor’s Kindness Restores Daugherty’s Life

Mercer and Sumner counties resident D P Daugherty suffered severe diarrhea and was treated by two doctors with little help until a neighbor provided a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured him in under 24 hours. For sale by Dr Powell.

D. P. Daugherty Mercer Sumner V.V Chamberlain Powell

Millinery Sale and Social Notes From Town

Mre T M Dean invites ladies to inspect fall millinery goods at her shop. Mrs Bailley and children visited relatives at Henry and Spurr. Miss Underwood of Washburn stayed with Mrs Ramage last week. Mrs Perry Milla of McNabb called in town Friday. Mr Harris of Millington spent Sunday with locals. Gus Freeman of Iowa visited old friends. Albert Horton moved into his new house.

T. M. Dean Bailley Henry Spuarand Miss Underwood Washburn Ramage Perry Milla McNabb Harris Millington Gus Freeman Iowa Albert Horton

Friends Yearly Meeting Opens. Magnolia Grange Fair Set

The Friends Yearly Meeting began Sunday the 18th with many from a distance though attendance was down. Notable locals Adam Deck and W C Patterson of Hennepin appeared. The Magnolia Grange Fair is planned for October 7 to 9 with premiums noted. Justice J A McNabb presided Saturday. Mildred Smith and Ethel Bumngarner head to Milligan College in Decatur. Will Wierman, George Gallaher, and Floyd Milla returned to Champaign. Early Mayfair arrived. Allie Koebler visited Washburn from Texas.

Friends Adam Deck W. C. Patterson Hennepin Magnolia Grange J. A. McNabb Hennepi Township Mildred Smith Ethel Bumngarner Decatur Milligan College Will Wierman George Gallaher Floyd Milla Champaign Maylfair

Printing Service Delivers Consistent Quality and Style

A reliable printer asserts no customer is left dissatisfied, praising consistent work and strong client relationships. The firm emphasizes steady results, prompt service, and a commitment to meeting varied printing needs.

Local Notables See Students Depart Eureka Week

Mrs Frank Powell and daughter Nell will attend Eureka school this week. Mrs Cyrus Guno enjoys a two week visit at James Bueh home near Hennepin. A rumor from the vicinity says a carnival attended last week. Geo Gallaher leaves Tuesday to attend school. Charles Powell and F Mereherding go to Town Tuesday. Mrs Faunte Davis visits Rutland relatives Saturday. A patient sick at home shows slight improvement.

MT Palatine Frank Powell Nell Eureka Cyrus Guno Fa James Bueh Hennepin Heury Geo Gallaher Charles Powell F. Mereherding Mra Faunte Davis Rutland Crcio

Old Soldier Overcomes Kidney Disease with Electricity

J. J. Havens of Versailles suffered long from kidney disease and distressing weakness. He tried Electric Bitters and soon regained strength, declaring he is on the road to complete recovery. The remedy is praised for liver kidney stomach and bowel complaints and sells for 60 cents at Dr Powell's drug store.

Buch J. J. Havens Versailles Powell

Community Notes From Wheatland Township Weekend Travel

Lindsey Anderson family and Mr Wade with wife visited the river area last Saturday, planning to stay over Sunday. Mrs Mary Anderson and Eva plan to depart for California around October 1 for the winter, while Henry reports a successful fall event and a ferry sale proceeds well. Dr Pershing visited Whitefield Sunday as schools report about 25 attendees and Daniel Anderson returns from a western trip Tuesday.

Lindsey Anderson Wade Andersons Kajla West Virginia Mary Anderson Eva Henry Ae Puander Pers Wheatland Dr Pershing Whitefield Daniel Anderson

Distress After Eating Cured Judge W. T. Holland

Distress after meals troubled Judge W. T. Holland of Greensburg Louisiana. He reports severe indigestion lasting about an hour and restless nights. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he says it cured him entirely and now sleeps well with perfect digestion. Sold by Dr Powell.

W. T. Holland Greensburg Baye Dr Powell

Trio Lectseeks Colorado Sojourn After Father Daughter Departure

Ana Milo Festus Bentley and daughter Alma departed Tuesday for a month or more visiting Colorado points. The Freladies of the Christian church held a New England supper at the town hall Friday evening with decent attendance.

Milo Ana Festus Bentley Alma West Colorado

Milo and Modern Play at Bradford Park Scores 8 to 7

Local report notes Milo and Modern played a close game at Bradford Park last Saturday with L109 winning 8 to 7. The item includes various social notes about visits by Mr and Mrs Bender of Peoria, Mrs Vidal Driver and babe visiting relatives, and other hometown happenings.

Milo Modern Bradford Park Mra Bender Peoria Bender Mra Rheameyer Vidal Driver Babe G South Whitefield Malinda Bredt Babe Ixe- Wranee Hare TW

Local notes on farming and community visits

Charles Wheeler arrived last Monday from the north and reports good crops. He has bought another quarter and is doing well. Mr and Mrs Will Anderson of Princeton visited with Thilda and Alfred Carlson and had dinner. Various neighbors are farming, threshing, and shelling corn. Some plan to attend the Illinois State Fair. An ice cream social at the church drew over $11. August Lieth and family spent the day at home. Several residents went to the street carnival.

Charles Wheeler Wheeler Will Anderson Princeton Thilda Alfred Carlson Withins Pierson Hanna Andrew Swanson Neriin Alma Christenson Carlson Arispte Illnois John Carlyou

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