Pastor Attends Conference on Wednesday
A church leader travels to a regional conference on Wednesday. The message notes sadness over recent relocations and office changes affecting the pastor and parish operations.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
5
Whitten Cries From Hunger Solved By Vermifuge
A distressing note claims Whitten cries stem from inanition despite abundant food. The remedy offered is White's Cream Vermifuge, advertised to end worms and crying, with a 25 cent price at Dr Powell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitten
Altho
White
Powell
Itre
Whitefield Corners Busy Social Scene Haunts Local Notes
The report mentions Albert Benedict moving to Barnes Place and plans to try bachelor life briefly. It notes a community meet and a New England entertainment in the hall midweek. Visitors include Ross Haines and wife from Chicago visiting sister Mrs T A Falls and relatives from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield Corners
Albert Benedict
Barnes
Ohio
Benedict
New England
Visit of Bradford residents and neighbors for a week
Mrs Golder of Bradford visited George and Henry Applen's family with Frank and Wm Applen. She is Mrs Applen’s sister and hadn't seen Henry in 11 years until the street fair. Other local visits included Mrs Geo Barker with Mr and Mrs Jett Diverses at Ed Shurts' and Roy Shurts. Willie Taylor stayed with relatives. Alice and Bertha Applen attended Center church. Dec Camnery worked locally. Rob Varger hauled hops to Bradford Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golder
Bradford
George
Bee
Henry Applen
Frank
Wm Applen
Applen
Henry
Geo Barker
Alice
Bertha Applen
Center
Dec Camnery
Rob Varger
Saratoga Sinks into Illness After Car Accident
Jacob Wissél underwent an appendicitis operation and remains weak though likely to recover. Alisa Glover is the attending nurse. Mrs Charles Hawksworth sits up and eats with family. Monier land section sold to Mr Longman of Whitefield. Miss McClure begins school in District No. 9 on Sept 1. Funeral of Alonzo Foster attended at Henry on Sept 7. Mrs Will Coulter improves after illness. M G Cotney sold his farm as threshing season nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wissél
Alisa Glover
Charles Hawksworth
Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold at City Drug Stores
An old advertisement recalls a testimonial for Ballard's Snow Liniment from a user who suffered with neuralgia in Chanute Kansas. The product was offered at 50 cents and one dollar by Dr Powell's City drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis
Oriental Hotel
Chanute
Kan
Ballard
Dr Powell
City Drug Store
Local Bittersweet Notes From Shickley Visitors
Mrs Eddy Ketchum and her daughter visit in Shickley Nebraska while Charles Barnes and wife return to Chicago after a week with his parents. Anton Kuhn and family visit Anton Bogner. Emma Daniels of Henry visits relatives. Louie Bogner’s son ill with pneumonia. Clark Ball serves as petit juror in Lacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Ketchum
Shickley
Nebraska
Charles Barnes
Chicago
Anton Kuhn
Anton Bogner
Daniels
Emma Daniels
Henry
Louie Bogner
Clark Ball
Lacon
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow
Commercial laundry product notice promises whitening with Red Cross Bail Blue. Includes a large 20z package price of 5 cents and a garbled contact line.
Hennepin Neighbors Share News at Gatherings and Fairs
In Hennepin and nearby, Mrs Lyle H Durley and daughter Rey hosted friends on a Saturday afternoon. The piece notes a street fair visit, a jewel mishap, a wedding at High Street, Deer Park and Starved Rock outings, Quaker meeting attendance, repairs by Wonser and Ham, and school notes from Putnam with student progress and local chatter.
Local Notes from Putnam and Nearby Towns
Mellenkrys of Phoenix and Victor Kays of OxBow visit Mrs Bobbitt, nephews of hers in La Salle area. Marion plans to attend Champaign University this year. Mrs Bobbitt hosts visitors during La Salle Fair week Sept 30 to Oct 4 and will present souvenirs. Mrs Lundy offers a buggy harness and household articles for sale. Local shipments as Mills and Price sent a carload of horses to Chicago. Price injured by a kicking horse. Various visits and home gatherings noted, including Putnam flower show Sept 30 to Oct 1 with prizes and program. A new mail route to Putnam discussed with special agent Hoyt. free delivery expected pending faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
William Wheeler
Mr Wheeler
Woodman fish fry draws late Saturday crowd at hall
The Woodman fish fry at their hall Saturday drew a late crowd during a pleasant evening. Judge Winslow Evans of Peoria visited about farm repairs while Danley the Decatur insurer stayed with Henry Cassell. Jack Frost caused minor damage last Friday. Mrs. Mary Allen remains under doctor care visiting brother J. B. Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Evans
Peoria
Friend Yearly Meeting
Danley
Decatur
Henry Cassell
Jack Frost
Mary Allen
J. B. Albert
Local Notices From Neustadt La Salle Fair Week
Liverymen and women visiting Neustadt at Golden Eagle Clothing 147 149 151 Marquette St during La Salle Fair week Sept 30 to Oct 4 will receive lasting souvenirs. Dwight Davis of Chatsworth called on Tuesday and planned to return Wednesday. May Booth and niece of Zearing visited Frank Powell’s home and returned Monday. Bert Henning and wife traveled to Hennepin Saturday for his father’s illness. Sympathy to Rev Barker and wife for their son Roy’s illness. Mr and Mrs Harmon and baby of Ohio visiting Chas Powell. Mr Lupe and family with niece visited Deer Park Saturday. Mr and Mrs Seller and two children visited Mr Dills last week. Mrs Effie Wilson of Bloomington visiting Mary Gallaher. The Crew will give a Tenderless meeting Sunday evening. Mrs Dille improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neustadt
Golden Eagle
Marquette St
Dwight Davis
Chatsworth
May Booth
Zearing
Frank Powell
Bert Henning
Hennepin
Barker
Roy
Harmon
Baby
Ohio
Chas
Powell
Lupe
Penn
Deer Park
Seller
Dills
Effie Wilson
Bloomington
Mary Gallaher
Mre Dille
Lone Tree School Opens with Magnolia Teacher
Lone Tree reports the school opened Tuesday morning with A B Law of Magnolia as teacher. Mrs Finley visited her daughter Mrs Frank Anderson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Law of
Magnolia
Mra Finley
Mra
Frank Anderson
Dr King's New Life Pills Praised by Texan
W F Whitehead of wr. tte 5 new man reports distress in head back and stomach and loss of appetite. He uses Dr King's New Life Pills, claims they relieve stomach and liver troubles. Available for 25 cents at Dr Powell's City drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
W. F. Whitehead
Illinois State Fair Travel Deals and Printing Services
The Illinois State Fair runs Sept 29 to Oct 4 in Springfield and nearby cities with a one fare round trip on a direct line from the Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Railway, sale Sept 27 to Oct 4, return by Oct 6. Special certi tickets and reduced transfers offered. Henry Republican office offers plain and printed envelopes, wedding and engraving orders, and a range of printing services with prompt, first class work.
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Springfield
Chicago
Peoria
St Louis
Fair Grounds
Henry Reublican
Republican
Henry Republican
Promp
Sorat Shase
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Adam Deck
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Elder Wray
Lina Stickle
Cemetery—Improvement Association
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Edith
Valparaigo
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Francis Murphy
Ada Dawson
Grace Long
Lela Euard
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Mellenkrys
Phoenix
Arizona
Victor Kays
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Jane Bobbitt
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Frank Potter
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Benjamin Law
MT Palatine
Schaefer
Oliver Gang
Deering
Cassaday Gang
Ottawa
Diamond
Duke Brothers
Fiedler Shoe Store
East
Henry, Ill
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