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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

6

Our Sister Towns and Local Notes Spread Across Lacon

LACON items report Hiram Wilkes ill and unable to work, Mrs Thompson in poor health with a cancerous condition, and Christopher Broaddus planning to move to Chicago. Prof Burroughs has left for Case Banca Texas to lead a high school. Several locals visit Peoria while Sylvia Shores and others appear in town. A birthday note marks Lewis Wood turning 41 with a new reclining chair gift. A lacon boy injury after a clash with a peer, and Father Rimmel moves to a Velayan mission. Mrs Ev er ytt ailing, and Mrs Wolfe moves to the old Gage home. Reports of deaths around include Mes Kankle and Wm Broner. The Streator Reds beat the Lucon Blues 16 to 14. James Craig injures his arm in a base incident affecting teaching for weeks. Ralph Waldo Held and Miss Inez Thomas wed at the Thomas home. Allen’s Foot Ease ads offer shoe comfort.

Hiram Wilkes Dr Thompson Christopher Broaddus Chicago Daniel Burroughs Case Banca Texas Sylvia Shores Ura Law Mabel Hack¢ér Mao Ploherean Emme - Mal Thompson Peoria Lewis Wood Énz& Lenz Lacon Father Rimmel Gage Homestead Prairie_avenue Mes Kankle Wm Broner Lucon Blues Streator James Craig Mr Craig Ralph Waldo Held Hopewell Aifas Inez Thomas

Local Notes From Sparland Ahead of Week

Sparland items report Barr and wife visiting Chicago last Monday Louisa Cooper moving to Peoria Albert Cumming and wife welcomed a new daughter Mrs Athay and son Roland visit friends this week Roy James returned, W Zimmerman's sale in Versailles, Benj Russell returns by 9 80 train T Van Antwerp travels to Chicago for a relative's burial Mrs Magnus Gleann goes to Mar.

Sparland A Barr Chicago Louisa E.cooper Peoria Albert Cumming Boot AJ Athay Roland Roy James W Zimmerman Mersailles

Local notes from Sparland and area recount visits and events

Residents report illness and travel updates. Mrs Maxwell returns from Philadelphia. Chas Acklehorn's crew lays new rails. Frank A Barr wins a Diamond badge at Senachwine shoot. Wmj Harney and John Parsons plan a Sparland meat market. Mrs Condit and baby Rachel come home from Marseilles with her sister. Local lodge visits to Chillicothe and Odd Fellows in Chillicothe note 108 members and steady growth.

Selles Martland Schoars Hamilton Senachwine Maxwell Mondas Philadelphia Harrys Wmj Harney John Parsons Sparland William O'Leary Chas Condit Baby Rachel Marseilles Joe Partour N W Tanner G Wimmerman Chillicothe Tass Odd Fellows’ Lodge Joe Ly

Varna items and local notices from Sunday

Varna reports John Morse of Henry in town Sunday. The new bonus to be put up soon is in the north part of town. A light frost warns winter is coming. Ralph McQuillough went to Champaign to attend school this fall. Mrs Ida Murphy won four prizes at the Grange fair for ribbons. Rev Mvang preached his last sermon Sunday evening. He and his wife were in town Saturday. he went to conference Tuesday. George Clemens won blue and red ribbons at the Evans Grange Fair for Poland China hogs and sold the lot on the spot. Mr and Mrs John Shields, Mrs Grace Stateler and Mrs Mary Smith went to the Evans Grange fair Friday, then to Verons. The Shields are a fine couple for trips. Advertisement offers a reward for catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and doctor endorsements.

Varna John Morse Henry Ralph McQaullough Champaign Ida Murphy Grange Rey Mvang George’ Clemens Evans Grange John Shields Grace Stateler Mary Smith Venons

Winter plans and community notes from town

Chae Perrine and family located for the winter with J. Wright. Annual sundry school convention to be held in the church. Mrs Vida Runnels to Des Moines for three weeks. Anne Young of Missouri to remain through winter and attend school. Farmers report a bountiful potato crop and imminent corn picking. Dr Willis consulted Dr Pershing about Mr Brouser of Wheatland in critical bowel condition requiring surgery. Mrs Nancy Swift returned to Chicago. son-in-law Ross Haines to Wyoming, Galva, then Chicago.

Chae Pérrine J. Wright Vida Runnells Des Moines Iows Anne Young Missouri Willis Whitefield Pershing Brouser Wheatland Ie Law Nancy Swift Chicago Ross Haines Wyoming Galva

New Great South American Kidney Care Relief Claim

Relief in six hours promises rapid relief from kidney and bladder distress across genders. The remedy is marketed as exceeding promptness in relieving pain and urinary retention, with immediate relief and cure asserted. Sold at Dr Powall's drug store.

Local notices from Hennepin and surrounding areas

Mr Speers and wife of Capron attend church in Hennepin Sunday. T M Thompson of Iowa City is visiting for a few days. Supt W E Hawthorne of Granville is visiting Hennepin schools Monday. Coal cargoes received and unloaded at our wharf for 2.50 a ton. Miss Rey Durley Jett heads to Peoria to attend school this winter. Crispin Wood to sell household effects October 7. The Price’s Olympia show boat drew a good crowd. Weavening and Rave report a very good show.

Speers Capron Hennepin T M Thompson Iowa City E Hawthorne Granville Waa Rey Durley Jett Peorie Crispin Wood Cangell Auctioneer Olympia

Rev France opens Bennepio church and town dealings noted

The item reports Rev France opening services at the Congregational church of Bennepio with a large audience. It notes improvements costing about 363 dollars including interior work, carpet, roofing, and parsonage repairs funded by France’s efforts. Also mentioned are political appointments and local names tied to the Waterway Convention.

A Arthur Ineer Tremont Illinois River Mre Chase Towle Chicago Hennepin Riverside Cemetery Adam Deck Putnam County Feorin McNabb Deck Wm Wheeler Patnam Minois Church of France Rey France

Local Bargains Offer Millinery and Pantry Staples

Reader notices a broad sale with 25 percent savings on millinery and a compact pantry list. Items include granulated sugar, coffee, Lenox soap, Cora weses cans, lye, starch, lemon cling peaches, and other daily essentials priced to attract buyers.

Bara Lenox Cora

Revival services closed at the U P Church Sunday eve

Mr Blackwell and family attended with others. J P Root has been making improvements to his house. Mr and Mrs Floyd Van Patten of Sparland spent Sunday with J Burrells family. The U P church will hold the weekly prayer meeting at Jas Hastloge on Wednesday eve Sept 27. Word notes Mr Cain and a Miss Saulsbury from Saratoga were married at the store last Wednesday. John Frary wife-sid-sister from Pontiac and a sister from Kansas visiting their father Solomon Frory in this vicinity. Lottie Collins staying with her sister Mrs Herman Webber assisting at home for a few weeks. Everyone is invited on Oct 4 at David Atchison's for house prayer meetings. Quite a number from here attended.

Floyd van Patten Sparland J Burrells U P Jas Hastloge Cain Mise Saulsbury Saratoga John Frary Sid Pontiac Kansas Solomon Frory Lottie Collins Herman Webber David Atchison

Funeral of Mr McLean Leader of Masons Dies in Chilli cothe

The funeral of Mr McLean of Chilli cothe last week noted he was the state’s oldest living member of the Masonic order. RO Colwell bought the farm of A J McAnilough, with Filmore Calder and wife planning a spring move. Alex will relocate to his new farm bought from Chas-beigh.

Mr McLean Chillicothe Masonic Order RO Colwell A J McAnilough Filmore Calder Alex Chas-beigh

Putnam Community Report Highlights Frost and Local Events

Heavy frost affects Monday and Tuesday as potato digging and apple picking take place. A Thursday Town Hall dance, an oyster supper at W Li Kelso's, and a Ladies Aid social at 0 P Carroll's are noted. Edith Northrup sprains an ankle and will miss school this week.

Putnam Li Kelso Ladies Aid Carroll Edith Northrup Magnolia Grange Aitto Northrup Grand Cannon

Magnolia Items Show Local Visitations and Social News

Walter Paxson attends school at Normal. John Suse returns from Pennsylvania. Rey Zaller goes to Macomb for a conference. John Anderson visits from Streator. Palatine teacher Mr White visits town. The Taylors’ visitors leave for home. Ladies Aid supper at Masonic Hall well attended. Kate Ransom teaching in Florida visits mother. Bilas Horton remains sick at home. Beck's orchestra provided music for Kelso's dance. Blanchard from Streator calls on merchants. Mrs Power of Paxon departs after stay with her father. Wilbur Hawa of Chicago attends Mrs Price funeral before returning home. Mothers may give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with colds. Buy from Dr Powell.

Magnolia Walter Paxson Normal John Suse Pennsylvania Hans Henry The Rey Zaller Macomb John Anderson Streator White Mra Taylor Masonic Hall Kate Ransom Florid Bilas Horton Beck Mosio Kelso Blanchard Power of Paxon Horton Wilbur Hawa Chicago James Price Pan Hendle Rairoad

Quaker Lane Notes and Local Movements

Last week’s letter reports Mrs Ellmwood Morris’s prolonged illness. Ernest Milla and Charles Wierman left for Champaign to enter school. Thomas Trueblood of Salem Indiana visited and attended meeting. George Koehler quit his wagon route. Anderson will expand his run. Dr Mills attended the Yearly Meeting with his mother-in-law. Albert Mille departed for Fargo to teach at the Agricultural College. Milton Mille suffered a porch accident causing rib damage after stepping into an open cellar door.

Quaker Lane Ellmwood Morris Ernest Milla Charles Wierman Champaign Thomas Trueblood Salem Indiana George Koehler Anderson OO Mills Decatur Albert Mille Fargo Dakota Agricultural College Milton Mille Ester Mille

Peoria Excur sion To Copperas Creek And Health Potions

An item advertises Dr A B Wintergreen-Oint ment as the best salve for cats bruises sores and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It also promotes South American Nervine Tovic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion available from J B Powell and F A Powell. A Sunday excursion to Copperas Creek departs at 7 30 from Henry with a fare of 7 50.

Powell Peoria Copperas Creek Henry Tovic J. B FA Powell

Sunday School Convention Plans and Local Gatherings

The Wheatlawn township Sunday School Association outlines multiple meetings for early October across Indian Town Arispe Leepertown Wheatland and Mile with Rev N J Hafer presiding. A third annual Wheatland township convention at Whitefield M E Church is set for October 5 with programs, speeches, music and addresses by Rev NT Hofer and Rev J W Moses, inviting all to attend.

Bureau County Indian Town Arispe Leepertown Wheatland Mile Wheatland S Wheatland Township Sandey School Association M. EK Whitefield Lillian Ronnells Chloe Worthington Daet J W Moses Wa Chesney

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Nickle Polich Powers Mall Henry, Ill Allen Addrese Allen S-Olmstend Roy-N—-Y Hall Cheney & Uo Toledo FJ Chaney West & Trasx O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Whitefield Corners Vasyi Jones Capes Marzluff Cannah Jones Weses R. W. Spencer Blackwell J P Root United States Dr Powell Sabstor Yoo Kim J. H. McLean Power Henry, Ut Body Brussels Tapestry Royal Wiltons Portieres Lone Tre Henkina Florence Fountain Fannie Anderson Lindsey Anderson David Wright Dora Anderson Ohuroh N.J. Hafer Addie Brokaw Rav N T Hofer Putnam Village Ill Banaral W. M. Drake Oestig Guy Ebeey Republic ANOKE
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