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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

2

Henry and Lacon clash over Old Folks and Woodman picnics

Letters accuse the Lacon Journal editor of misrepresenting events and stirring jealousy between Henry and Lacona. The Henry Republican defends local crowds at picnics, calls out alleged misstatements, and mocks the Journal’s humor and youthful editorialism.

Lacon Journal Lim Love Henry Pienio Henry Merchante Wiseaore Lacan Henry-Republian A.auda Craoke

Fall Business in Henry Shows Wide Stock Showings

Henry merchants advertise substantial fall and winter stock with prices up to 90 dollars. The Henry Republican promotes ads urging buyers to read the listings and notes overwork can drain energy, recommending Dr J McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood-Repair as a remedy available at Dr Powell’s.

Henry Carey Henry Republican J SicLoan Peoria Tamimnenn

Illness Keeps Judge Shaw Home During Vacation

Judge Shaw has been ill and confined to his home at Luvan for three to four weeks. He spent the vacation and heated term at northern summer resorts and a retired home, but has seen little improvement.

Judge Shaw Luvan H Tok

Wodian's Club 1899 1900 Calendar of Officers and Events

The Wodian's Club organizes for 1899 1900 with officers led by President Minnie Kline and vice presidents Ida L Jones and Juliy Humple. October through May calendar items list department meetings papers talks and discussions on literature home art science education philanthropy and reform, with speakers and subjects across many residences and dates in 1899.

Minnie Kline Ida L Jones Juliy Humple Josephine L Townsead Evelyn EB Jones Mary Puoyer Fiife Belle H Potter Mary EB Spencer Mary H Phackell Henrietta 8S Mary McDonough Emily Spanning Carrie M Jones Mayme Kirkpatrick Susan Clift Bessie Wil Hams Cora E Forrest Idea L Jones Mary H Paskell Killian Steele Fanny Clark Core Bennett ene eek Sire Mionis _ Hamill Emily Sparling Miss Kellogg Paris Emma L Stone Our City Evelyn E Jones Sida A Lee Mary J Powers Realden Rs Hastings Uart Chicago Amanda Niccs Grace Lincoln Elizabeth Hendrick Gracem Baker Ina Divelbiss Henrietta Helper Ida Jones Deogembel Lith Clara B Waughop Babbles Gertrude Bickerman Julia M Homble Mary Spencer Margaret N White Belle Potter Goeffrey Chaucer Alice B Zesler James I. of Scotland Eadie-Albertson John Gower John Wycliffe Dell Adams Thomas Moore Josephine L .Townsend Misse L Helper Mra Carrie M-Carpenter Stalla Notter Beulah Nicholson H. Department Salence Éimm MsDonoughb Julia M Hompble Sumsy McVoncough Susan A Olife Losty Clover Margit Liosty Clover Clara Genevra Williams Ida A Lee

Opening sale closes deal after canvass across towns

From Bradford a mahogany finished Bed Room Suit was bought and a final sale closed after canvassing Chicago Henry and other towns. Putnam Town Hall committee plans to seat the new Hall under construction in our neighbor city. Good qualities and low prices drive sales without a salesman.

Bradford Chicago Henry Putnam Town Hall

Fatal Accident Claims Tourist Conductor Frank Albertson

A telegram from Dr Wilson of Omaha reports Frank O. Albertson, 30, a Union Pacific tourist conductor, killed in a street accident when a paper blown across a road frightened a horse causing a buggy to overturn. The fall fractured his neck. he died within minutes. Albertson, a single man, had lived in the city for nearly a decade and belonged to Knights Templar and Mystic Shrine groups.

Eli Albertson Wilson Omaha Neb Frank O. Albertson Omaha Bee 1602 South Fifth Street Buch Frank Albertson Union Pacific Railroad de H. B.wil Sontao Dr Wilson Albertson Pati Albertada Boston Los Angeles

Mighty Upheaval in Dry Goods Sale Across Two Stores

A large fall sale promotes "Good Goods at Little Prices" with two stores offering extensive dry goods. The catalog lists calicoes, flannels, muslin, blankets, ready to wear, and infant items at deep discounts, citing quantities and unit prices to attract shoppers.

Spas William Simpson Edie PriGd BYAFA Sip

Funeral Gains From Parents Home For Promising Railman

The funeral was held this afternoon from the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Eli Albertson Reg Rogers. He was a member of the Masonic Order and his loss is a general bereavement. He began railroading in Omaha, rose to tourist conductor, and became a favorite with the railroad company and touring public. An obituary will appear next week.

Eli—Albertson Reg- John Rogers Mll-Bain Masonic Order MrsAlbertson Omaha R. R Co

Traveling on a wager by Cronk and companions across states

F M Cronk a gum manufacturer from Argentine Kansas travels toward Chicago with Felix Damap Lon Altringer on a 31000 wager to cover 3000 boxes in six weeks. They document towns, expenses, and impressions for a forthcoming book as they visit Louisville Memphis Freeport and ArTheneas before winter approaches. A separate item reports a boy from Magnolia suffering a broken arm after a wagon incident. Dr Barbour and Dr Forrest attended and the child recovered at Magnolia.

F M Cronk Felix Damap Lon—Altringer Henry Chicago Argentine Kansas Mr Cronk Mra R N Lae Altringer Louisville Memphis Tenn Freeport ArTheneas Ed Mathis Magnolia Joe Hillabrand Mathis Dr Barbour Barbour Forrest

Hartley Real Estate Sales Report In Hartley and Nearby

Hartley promotes sales this week listing Adriona ad on School towards Junina Brown in Evans Township for 3725 with Lots 3 4 and 11. Hartley’s ad to Otty of Henry to Joseph Kon rid of Granville in Putnam County for 200 and 160 acres in Clay County Nebraska owned by BG Pettegrew af Robertsop sold to Affelgren for 3700.

John. Hartley Adriona Junina Brown Evans Township Hartley Otty Henry Joseph Konrid Granville Putnam

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