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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1898

Page

6

Town Notes And Local Happenings In Parland Area

In Parland and surroundings, Condit is in bad shape with lumbago. A Mr and Mrs Stinson visit from Hammond Indiana. John Howard, Democrat, campaigned for sheriff among local youths. Crasper Weinberger was shot in the eye and face over a bee tree dispute. he went to Chicago for medical help. Mrs O P Hamilton left home and may have gone to Chicago amid domestic trouble. Hitler Neiman and Hitler Lovelace led church events.Lov el ace concluded meetings and returned to Oburdan Indiana.

Parland O. R. Condit Duncan H.campbell James O'Leary John Howard Chinmey—Pi Black~smith Hitler Neiman Hitler Lovelace Oburdan Stinson Hammond Ind Viola Combs James O Garrett Crasper Weinberger Songer Weinberger Chicago O. P. Hamilton Henry Trobe

Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement claims relief from kidney bladder and back pain within six hours with New Great South American Kidney Cure. It asserts rapid easing of urinary retention in both genders and urges readers to obtain it at Dr Powell's drug store.

Local Notes and Social Roundup from Toluca Area

Fred H Harms spent Sunday in Flin gan Lorenzonta went to Chierzo Wednesday Jim Brown violins to Chicago. Soribante spent Sunday with friends in Spring Valley Henry Ete has escaped after two weeks in New York Frankox editor of the Streator Listings was in town Monday Mr and Mrs Win Dean made a flying trip to Streator last Thursday Chris Lorenzonia opened his fruit store on Main street last week Fred Harms and Fred Klinger visited the van s Grange fair last week Pete Groome Jr day operator spent one night with friends Basel Olehower attended the convention at Minonk for his new fruit store on Santa Fe avenues last Saturday John Hoard a colored miner was injured when a rock fell on him About 60 colored people arrived Tuesday from Kentucky to work at Big Sandy On the saw mill Toluca boys played Wenona boys and lost 11 to 10 The North and West side teams played at North Side ball park North side 28 Toluca 14 Toluca Maroons beat Wenona Greys 19 to 9 at the ball park Sunday Sept 18 Team went to Streator Sunday and Monday to play the Streator Reds losing 2 to 1 and 6 to 3

Toluca Fred H Harms Flingan O Lorenzonta Chierzo Jim Brown Chicago Soribante Spring Valley Henry Ete Vielt New York Prankox Streator Sistings Win Dean Streator Qohris Lorenzonia Main Street Fred Harms Fred Klinger Pete Groome, Jr Spen Basel Olehower Abe Minonkef Santa Fe Avenues John Hoard Kentucky Big Sandy Toluca Boys Wenona Boys West Side North Side Ball Park Tolucn. Maroons Wenone Greys Streator Reds

South Whitefold Notes On Recent Residents

Last week’s letter reports Henry Vance and Jed are now residents of South Whitefold. Mrs Geo Jacobs expects to return to her Peoria home on Thursday of this week.

Henry’ Vance Jed South Whitefold Geo Jncobs Peoria

Village News Briefs and Social Notes

Elmor Deck and James Wood of Henry were visitors at the Waughop home Sunday evening. Mrs J A Titus stayed with her sister Miss Bonham to help with peach crop care. A dancing party at John Faul home drew a large crowd with Eddie Kiefer hosting. Friends visited Mr and Mrs John Hofer Sunday evening. News notes mention local families, Soldier Charles Jacobs’ return, Effie Waughop’s visit in Lacon, and a baby at Frank Martin’s home. The week features corn shelling, duck hunting, and a musical gathering hosted by the Haunt family with Mrs Cummings and Effie Waughop performing and guests enjoying cake and ice cream.

Eddie Kiefer Ieport John Hofer McDonough Charles Jacobs Effie Waughop Lacon Wm, Baugh Geo Bedford Shroeder Monahan Wm-Meier Little Paul Nighswonger Lewis Alf Fleetwood Badie Howard Sadie Emily Sesson John Keinbeck Jesse T . Hunt Sidney Cummings Marvin Cummings Buda Ghester ‘ Allen

Whitefield Corners Notes and Local Socials

Whitefield Corners reports Bro Clark leaving today for conference. Lee Brokaw and Walter Runnells attend school in Henry. Carrie Wright visited a few days last week with her uncle Oliver and family. Mrs Harry Everett and Maud Everett of Chicago are guests of aunt Mrs G Snell of Worthington, visiting Lou Nelson in Providence. Mesdames Swift and Fosdick and Mrs Carrie Snyder discuss spending part of the week in Peoria.

Whitefield Corners Clark Lee Brokaw Walter Runnells Henry Carrie_Wright Oliver Harry—Everett-and Maud-Everett Chicago G Snell Worthington Lou Nelson Providence Ae Mesdames’'Swift Fosdick Carrie Snyder Peoria

Cash Only Store Undercuts Rivals With Low Prices

A local store touts cash only sales and one price to all with deep discounts on fabrics and home goods. Items include Best Standard Prints 3c, Amoskeag Ginghams 4c, Toweling 4c, Muslin under 6c, sheets 50c, blankets 35 to 75c, and women’s wrappers at $1.25, plus men’s coats and suits at bargain prices.

Amoskeag Steven’s Crash Peperel EK Lawrence LL Muslin Lockwood

Local News Notes From Rochester and Surrounding Areas

Will Wright returns home and plans to visit Rochester. Monier and Barker set for Omaha Tuesday. Barker to visit York farm. Large crowd at church. Emma Loomis joins full membership. Ladies plan Peoria picnic. Mrs Pershing visited La Harpe. Will Blackburn welcomes a daughter born last Wednesday night. Will Klein enjoys barber business and good patronage. Ezra Calef returns from visit to Lucy Clark's and relatives. Benedict teaches local students. moving to John Wright’s property in October. Peter Mattern dies Sunday afternoon after three years of affliction, a relief to his suffering.

Will Wright Rochester Monier Barker Omaha Will Blackburn Will- Klein Ezra Calef Daugh‘ter Lucy

Local notes from Chillicothe and Princeton area

Nellie Tanquary returned from Princeton on Monday. Effie Thompson of Chillicothe is visiting Ed Tanquary. Linus, a baby of Lewis Odell, has been sick all week. Wilbur Hastings and his wife visited Bedford’s on Sunday and attended Bethel Church in the morning.

Nellie

Wordy excursion guests depart as conference week ends

Lawrence Tanguary and Henry Schacher joined a cheap excursion starting Monday evening for Nebraska. Lawrence expects to freeze all winter. Sunday marked the last preaching day before conference. Rev James plans to start Tuesday to attend if his wife improves. She has been ill all week. He leaves with good wishes and hope for return to his train for another year. They collected the year’s salary rent Sunday and overpaid him.

Lawrence Tanguary Henry Schacher Nebraska Lawrence James Uts

Hennepin Notes Include Lectures Fair Trade and Visits

Local items report Hon A W Hopkins in the city Monday Rev Zinser leaving for a Kankakee conference Mrs W P Hoyle and daughters from Mt Palatine visiting in town Rev Campbell visiting his twin sister in Rock Island for two weeks Mrs J Cunningham of Chillicothe spending weeks with friends in Hennepin Mrs Maggie Maleham and daughter visiting parents while Mr Maleham attends Kankakee conference Mrs Zeller and daughters guesting with Mr and Mrs L B Skell as Mr Zeller attends M 8 conference Adam Deck offers a gold watch sale for 88 00 One watch left will be sold this week Mrs Adam Deck relapsed but improving Samuel Lucas and family guests of W H Lucas in Washington Indians for the week JS Stewardson called to Peoria Mrs Charlie Kostrum’s telegram about her husband’s health Hennepin lecture season tickets offered Addie Durley hosted by Miss Frankie Chapman and Miss Jessie Elliott from Is Salle Joe S Charr of Princeton awarded cement walk contract at 150 per square foot Work to begin this week Grain prices and weights favorable to farmers noted as Danley Matte & Co delivered corn and visitors from Peoria enjoyed a visit with Mrs W B Leech before leaving on the Rex steamer via Peru and ORI line.

Hennepin A W Hopkins Rev Zinser Kankakee Grange Fair W P Hoyle Mt Palatine Rev Campbell Rock Island Mra J . Cunningham Chillicothe Adam-Deck Maggie Maleham Maleham Zeller Samuel Lucas Washington W H Lucas JS Stewardson Peoria Charlie Kostrum Frankie Chapman Jessie Elliott Is Salle Addie Durley Miss Durley Joe 8 Charr Princeton Court House Danley, Matte & Co Morse Ollie Moore Mamie Armstrong W B Leech

Railway decision discussed for Streator to Henry line

Local remarks debate delaying rail construction as plans consider using the old Three I bed across the river at Hennepin and linking with the Rock Island at Bureau Junction. Supporters urge patience until the air clears and the project moves forward.

Air Line Railroad Streator Henry Hennepin Rock Island Bureau Junction

Local notes from Putnam and nearby mentions

Putnam and surrounding area record various short items including visits from Geo Bean to Peoria, Hattie Bush at Mamie Wheeler, trips by J W Patterson to Green River and JM Williams to Chilli, Mike McCormick from Blue Island, Mrs James R Robinson from Red Cloud Nebraska expected home, several shop notices and farewells at churches, purchases at B L store, and students leaving for Jacksonville for the coming year.

Putnam B & Ii Calhoun Bora John Lermonys Amer Christenson Lombardville Sanday Geo.w.bean Peoria Hattie Bush Mamie Wheeler J W Patterson Green River JM Williams Chillicothe Mike Mcormick Blue Island James R Robinson Red Cloud Neb Wheeler Atha Orin Winship Hd Snell Abington Christian Church Painbll & Olson Dove Hill Jacksonville

Allen's Foot-Ease promotes comfortable feet and relief

Try Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for swollen tired feet. It cools the feet, eases smarting and tight shoes, relieves corns and bunions, and provides rest. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free trial package from Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Magnolia Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Lundy did not spend last week in El Paso as stated. Wesley Boman and wife of Pontiac visit his sister Mrs Massie. Elzy Downey attends school in Normal. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Vivian Hawa. Sherman Glenn of Peoria visited his wife. RW Spencer and wife spent Sunday with Dr Fred Taylor and wife in Florida. John Kidd is now grandpa to a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Otto Brenneman on Sept 18. Mrs Emma Coe is recovering her health. Mrs TP Lash visited brothers near Whitefield for a family reunion. Prof Ma Martrn and high school pupils staged a successful pre social at the school house with proceeds $21.59. Sept 25 Magnolia Epworth League and Strawn’s League plan a union meeting at the Magnolia ME church.

Magnolia Lundy el Paso Wesley Boman Pontiac Massie Elzy Downey Normal Ladies’ Aid Mra Vivan-Hawa Sherman Glenn Peoria RW Spencer Fred Taylor John Kidd Otto Brenneman Emma Coe TP Lash Whitefield Allie Kansas Clara Ohio Magnolia Epworth League Strawn’s League Magnolia League Strawn League

Buckien Arnica Salve Sold By Dr Powell

Advertises Buckien Arnica Salve as best salve for skin eruptions fever sores tetter chilblains and piles with money back guarantee and price listed as cents per box. Sold by Dr Powell and claims a world class remedy.

Buckien Powell

Local Society Notes From Spring Tela and Nearby

Golda Ramey travels to Spring Tela Missouri this week. Mery Inez Ransom was ill last week with a severe cold. Albert Forrest and his mother visited Lostant Sunday for a day or two. The busy household is putting up peaches soon to be a thing of the past. Irving Broaddust returns from Pap aera to spend winter with his parents. Goldie Ramey, recent helper for Mrs Y A Glenn, has returned home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Morse expect to be away a week and are enjoying their time. Mrs O H Ransom and Jennie McAleer visited Henry Saturday with Mrs Michael McAleer and Mrs James Rhielde. Mattie Packingham and daughter Minnie were guests at O H Ransom's Saturday night and Sunday. Their home is at Le Prairie Contér.

Golda Ramey Spring Tela Mery Inez Ransom Albert Forrest Mother Lostant Irving ‘Broaddusts Papaera Goldie Ramey Y A Glenn

Friends Yearly Meeting Guests Travel Amid Long Travel Tales

The article recalls attendees and relatives visiting for the Illinois Yearly Meeting, noting Abram Brown and wife from McLem county, Dr and Mrs Mills traveling to Decatur and Wenons, Oliver Wilson stepping down from the clerk position, and John Benjamin plus kin returning home. A reception at Abel Mills featured a band and refreshments.

Local Notes From Milo and Surrounding Communities

Mary Koch Milo Henry visits her home. Belle Shime visits Putnam relatives this week. Grandma Cappertne near Castleton visits friends in Milo. Pluma Deaton and W H McKeel of St Louis visit H R Balliemont’s. Edna Mason and Dr Will Chrisman wed recently at the bride’s parents. Chicken pie supper at J H Caldwell’s last Friday raised 16 dollars after expenses to support the preacher’s salary.

Milo Mary Koch Henry Harry Mallett Belle Shime Putnam Grandma Cappertne Castleton Pluma Deaton W H McKeel St Louis H R Balleyment Edna Mason Will Chrisman J H Cald

Sound Liver Cure Ad Promises Relief for Liver Ailments

An old advertisement claims a sound liver prevents bilious symptoms and lists diverse ailments from jaundice to dyspepsia. It sells Herbine as a universal liver medicine and promises bottle freebies at Dr Powell's, asserting it cures liver stomach or bowel disorders.

Dr Powell's

Reunion of Ketchum Family Observes Third Annual Gathering

The Ket chum family held its third annual reunion on Tuesday Sep 13 1898 at Eliphalet Ketchums Marshall County home. Thirty eight members attended a day of greetings, meals, music and stories with three generations present.

Ketchum Eliphslet Ketchum Eliphalet Mary Eddy Ketcham Marshall County John Combs Bushnell Daniel Eliptielot Nor Henry Eddie Smith Sidney Champaign County Ea Combs Wil Prairie City Lizzie Moore Job Ketchum Clarence Will Ketchum Logansport Ind Eddy Sitney Jasper Stansell Fisher Rex Ketchum Rantoul Hattie Effie Nellie Jer Ketcham Lee Hallie Moore Pearl Ray Nellie Combs Ida Hermon Herbert Ketcham Ketcham Nellie Johnson Lone Tree Kev Smith Ketchum E Ketchum Champa County

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