Henry Diamond Stars As Henry Beats Spring Valley In Scrappy Game
Henry pitcher dominates Spring Valley as Vansheek is knocked from the box in the sixth inning. Spring Valley shows brief offense with eight hits two doubles and one run while Henry amasses four runs in the third and adds five in the sixth. Manager Murphy criticizes fielding then brings Harman to finish the game as Henry secures the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Murphy
Henry
Vansheek
Harman
Var Jack
Wood
Een Blundell
Herman
C. Oe Kanavy
Gregory
Ifoe Lofgren
of Heininger, Jr
S. Valley
Burke
Blundell
Haines
Jack
Lofgren
Heininger
Kanavy
Eustice
Glatz
Bracken Lenhof Matrimonial At Normal Park Chicago
Bracken and Lenhof were wed by Rev Orin M Cawford at the Presbyterian parsonage on September 14. Bracken, son of the late Captain William Bracken, works as a rail way company clerk between New Orleans and Vicksburg. Lenhof, a Chicago resident, is described as cultured and capable, and the couple plan to live in New Orleans. The notice also profiles Eveline A Rickey, a Henry Ill. resident, who died September 18 1910 at age 70 with eight children and many grandchildren, lauding her Christian life and family devotion. Her funeral took place in Sparland with interment at Sparland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken-Lenhof
Normal Park
Chicago
Presbyterian
Orin M. Cawford
William Alvin Bracken
Corrine Marguerite Lenhof
William Bracken
Putnam Village
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Will
Legion
Henry Republican
Mrs. Bracken
William M. Rickey
Eveline Austin
Steuben County
New York
Henry
Ill
Wm. M. Rickey
Lacon
Marshall County
Robert
Elma
David McBeth
William
Walter
Minnie
Albert Clarence
Burton
George
Jacob
McBeth
Christian Church
Saratoga Township
Mr. Rickey
Main Street
R.L. Vivian
M. E. Church
Sparland
Franklin Rist
Fred H. Gehr
Walter Duke
Charles Hofer
L. G. Landenberger
Oberammergau
Christ
Peter
Kingdom of Heaven
Rome
Vatican
God
F. A. Powell
C. A. Camp
W. H. Tennant
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Quincy
Harry Rowley
East Market Street
W. H. Jones
la Grange
Ind
LaGrange
Lyle
Will Bell
Dwight
Camp House
Pekin
Chillicothe
Jenkins
Chillico
Chilli
The Great Game in Fashion Excess
The excerpt laments extravagant feminine apparel in American society. It notes that stores and magazines are avoided by many yet the wealthy overspend and others imitate, creating unprecedented class competition in clothing. The piece, attributed to Streator Independent Times, critiques overdressing among American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Times
Burial Association Notice Promotes Northern Illinois Co operative Burial
Richard Reed acts as agent for A B Smith soliciting members for a burial association. It claims no conflict with religious duties and cites approval by Catholic and Protestant churches. Prospective members are urged to contact A B Smith or Richard Reed for enrollment. Allen B Smith undertaker endorses the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reed
A. B. Smith
Northern Illinois Co-operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
Prohibition Chairmen Meet in Lacon September 29
Precinct chairmen of the Prohibition party in Marshall county are called to meet at the Court House in Lacon on Thursday September 29 at 10 o clock a. m. All interested in the Prohibition movement are invited to attend. S J White County Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Marshall County
Court House
Lacon
S. J. White
Two Million Raised for Peoria Northward Electric Line
Northern Illinois Electric railway seeks a 2 000 000 loan to build a Peoria northward line through Bureau county as part of the McKinley system while also backing the Southern Illinois Electric Railway project from Peoria south to Pekin. The ventures parallel Terminal Co. tracks and reflect active railroad finance and expansion across central Illinois. Magnolia Grange fair events feature contests, exhibits, and entertainment with prizes and a big three day program including ball games, a merry go round, popcorn vendor, and performances by Meils and the Magnolia band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Illinois Electric Railway
Seward
Lee County
Chicago , Title & Trust Co
Traction Company
Peoria
Bureau
Southern Illinois Electric Railway Co
Pekin
McKinley
Terminal Co
Magnolia Range Fair
Secrtary
E. Q. Gunn
McNabb
Prerium
Peru Stars
Henry Greys
Meils
Streator
Magnolia Band
Magnolia Grange Fair
Hymenea Wedding Unites W. E. Holloway and Mae Wilde
At the bride’s home on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock, Mr W F E Holloway of Maquon Illinois and Miss Mae O Wilde daughter of Mr and Mrs S Wilde of Henry Illinois were married by Rev R L Vivian A luncheon followed and only immediate relatives attended The couple left by the 517 pm train for Maquon Illinois with best wishes for a long prosperous life from their friends
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Hymenea
W. FE. Holloway
Magquon
Ill
Mae O. Wilde
Maquon
Presbyterian Church Holds Sunday Services and Union Evening Meeting
The usual Sunday program includes Sabbath school at 9 45 and preaching at 11 with a 7 00 Christian Endeavor in the evening. A union service is being arranged for the evening in the church. Pastor H W Burger invites all. Mrs Albert Stickel and Miss Clara Waughop returned from Springfield Friday evening after attending a four day Illinois Christian Missionary society session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
H. W. Burger
Albert Stickel
Clara Waughop
Springfield
The
Illinois | Christian Missionary Society
Blessing of New St Marys Church by Bishop Dunne
Rt Rev Bishop Edmund M Dunne visits St Marys to bless the new $1700 pipe organ and confirm a class of 33 in two languages. A high mass, sermon, and German hymn conclude with a grand banquet for dignitaries, followed by city tours and praise for Fr Gensler and the church’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Edmund Michael Dunne
Our City
Gensler
St. Mary's Church
Fr. Gensler
Edmund M. Dunne
Peoria
H. Greve
St. Joseph's Peoria
Charles Steurer
Leonore
Western Catholic Union
Sacred Heart Society
Young Men's Union
Fr. Cummings
Dunne
Hinners Organ Co
Pekin
St. Mary’s
Clara Seitz
Mohr
Schuetz
Dooling
Greve
Steurer
Pierson
Margaret Thomas
Mayella Wiegand
Eva Weis
Margaret Fraher
Lulu Seitz
Clara Bickerman
Kate Green
Mayella Schick
Anna Bickerman
Alois Schick
Masry Seitz
John Stadel
Hawley
Casper Gensler
Minonk
Fr. Dooling
St. Joseph's
Spalding
Happenings of Week in Henry County
Local notes from Henry and vicinity include Mrs. H F Andrews visiting in Jacksonville, George Yanochowski returning from Texas, Mrs. McDonough returning from Lincoln, Mrs. Laura Harrison building a double corn crib, and Dick Reed completing two weeks as substitute mail carrier. The Star theater plans a return of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Arbor Day activities and local remarks follow, with county education notes and district court assignments announced.
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H. F. Andrews
Jacksonville
Eorge Yanochowski
Texas
Robert McDonough
Lincoln
Neb
Laura Harrison
Frank Har‘ion
Dick Reed
L M. Bell
Laura Clement
Roy
Tiskilwa
Curtis Lucas
Lucas
Star Theater
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Christian Church Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs McCune's Home
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at Mrs. McCune's home next Wednesday afternoon September 28. There will be no preaching at the Christian church next Sunday due to the union meeting. Sunday school remains at 10 a.m. Cordial invitation to attend the service. Mrs. Wm Knight and Jennie Price attended the county Sunday school convention at Lacon this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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G. M. Locke
J. F. Leavitt
Peoria-Bureau Interurban
ST. Mary's
Peterstown
St. Joseph’s
Hennepin
Blasthke
Lourdes
Road
Camp Grove
Hayden
Cummings
Clinton
St. Mary's Rectory
Bert Rowe
Buckingham
Col
Roger Rowe
Bill Taft
Roosevelt
Greeley
Colorado
Nebraska
Dakotas
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Montana
Bert
Fannie D. Shorts
George W. Schwartz
Dewey
VanCleeve
M. E
Champaign
Mr. Schwartz
Andy Shorts
Whitefield
John Hayline
Saratoga
Fred Bauter
Jack Lonville
Henry and Vicinity
Ira M. Ong
King
Ong
T. N. Worthington
Stark County
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