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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
3
Sparland community events mark the harvest jubilee and gatherings with multiple residents visiting relatives. The local paper also notes school activities including a pupil basketball practice, new equipment for the high school laboratory, and visits from Miss Stout and Mrs. Maxwell amid ongoing family notices and social updates.
The notice details multiple probate items including guardianship appointments for Kenneth and others, admission of wills and codicils, executors and trustees, final settlements, and inventories. It lists estates such as Mary Sowarde Joseph Hensley George Scholes and George Helper with bond and notice requirements, plus related property transfers and marriage licenses. It also includes a marketing ad for Doan's Kidney Pills with a resident testimonial.
Misses Leola and Beulah Peterson host in honor of Virgina Winslow of Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs. Edgarsenarporoarch of California plan to return Friday. R. W. Spencer visited after ordering vic trolas in town for a Grange Fair exhibit. Mrs. White of Washburn looked at horses. Donald Smith returned from Joliet. The hotel closes Saturday noon. Heating at the schoolhouse is functional. R J McCulloch returned from a two month western trip. Sainte Myers family now own a new Hup. Carter family visited their daughter Vernia. The Myers couple from Chicago stopped in Varna on a Peoria to Chicago trip. they wed Sept. 23. Verne Louise Haws is pledged Tripelt. well wishes accrue. Juc Ong of Lacon and guests dined at Samuel Myers home. fish were brought from the river city.
South Whitefield farmers hull clover Lopeman Bros. work. Mr Hayline and family visited relatives the Claycombs near Putnam Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Russ of Henry were guests at Frank Wunder home Sunday. Henry shopper group Saturday afternoon. George Johnson family visited Pete Aprol home Sunday. Walter Holler visited from Pebt rin to see brothers George and Harry. Charles Sellers and wife entertained at Tiskilns Sunday. Mrs Frank Wunder hosts friend Mrs Stoily of Peoria. Ford Schupp and family spent Sunday with Fred Ely family and visitors.
Are You Looking Old Old age comes quick enough with out inviting Some look old at forty That is because they neriect the liver and bowels. Keep you bow els regular and your liver healthy and you will not only feel younger put tooken troubled with constipation or biliousness take Chamberlain's Tablets They are in tended especially for these ailments and are excellent. Easy to take and most agreeable in effect.Obtainable everywhere.-Advt.
A collage of hometown visits includes Miss Effie Colgan in Peoria and Fred Colgan’s son. Mrs. Harry Bean and Mildred visiting in Keewanee. A W Shriver and wife in Mendota. John Barnes in Camp Grove. G Rees hosts with Clare Ringle in Cambridge. Irvin Cappertune and wife visit Peoria. Alfred Holmes and wife at the State Fair in Springfield. Miss May Downey in Putnam visiting Mrs Francis Quinn. Mrs T J Capperrune in Bradford. Also a health ad for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey and a soda drinking feat in Kewanee.
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