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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

10

Local Notes From Magnolia and Surrounding Areas

Wednesday notices show Henry Graves of Washburn visiting Magnolia while T. L. Trowbridge of Blue Hill calls on friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Simpson welcome their first son. Frank N. Glover advertises three Aberdeen Angus bulls for sale. J. G. Clemens creditors urged to settle. Matthew VanPetten, Washburn, seeks Republican nomination for representative in the Sixteenth district.

H. EB Henry C. B. Simpson Henry Graves Washburn Magnolia Aberdeen Angus Bulls Frank N. Glover Ill J. G. Clemens T. L. Trowbridge Blue Hill Neb Trowbridge Marshall County Matthew VanPetten van Petten

Magnolia Chronicle Household Notes and Local Social Roundup

Perry Dakin, Ottawa business caller. F E Kerns of McNabb in town. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips in Magnolia. locals attend court in Hennepin. Harry Wilson home from Chicago. Ora Fisher in Champaign. Ladies Aid meets April 30. high school alumni meet April 30 to elect officers. Home Talent play announced. Magnolia High School lost to Consolidated last Saturday. lighting plant for Masonic hall nearing completion. Magnolia Cemetery Association meeting April 14 elects officers. fire interrupts meeting just after election. Card of Thanks from John Brenn and Mrs Brenn for aid saving their home from fire Tuesday night April 14.

Perry Dakin Ottawa F. E. Kerns McNabb Phillips Magnolia Hennepin Harry Wilson Chicago Ora Fisher Washburn Champaign Ladies’ Aid Society John Bronn Hillabrand J. G. Clemens Magnolia High School Consolidated School Masonic Hall Magnolia, Cemetery Association R. W. Spencer Hattie, Hillabrand Ora Mathis W.H. Simonton George Borgstede A.A. Law HE. R. Spencer C. BE Willey Benj Law A. Phillips John H, Brenn Brenn

J. G. Clemens Store Burns in Magnolia Fire

A Magnolia blaze Tuesday night destroyed the J. G. Clemens grocery and hardware building after flames broke from a rear room suspected to start from a kerosene lamp. Insurance on stock was 3500 in two companies. Firefighters saved nearby properties including the Masonic hall and John Brenn's residence amid a long, perilous effort.

J. G. Clemens Magnolia Larkh Masonic Hall John Bronn

Easter Social Roundup Touches Many Local Names

Mrs William Frahrer and son Ed ward join her parents the Foleys for Easter. Jesse Wood, once of Lortant, recalls old friends. Miss Harriet Bartlett of Granville visits. Ed Heady family and Mrs Hannah Reynolds with Guy Hagg and wife return from California. May Evans visits. David Williamson buys a new auto. William Robinson weak, unable to walk. Mrs Reuben Graves arrives, health poor, to visit soon. Mrs Ed Wilson arrives from Chicago. Sarah Phillips and family return from California. P E B Howard visits her parents at Honteno. Nick Norbitt and family move to Peoria. Mrs Richard MacShane and Miss Maggie Conlin visit La Salle. Anna Barnhart comes from Peoria.

Lostant William Frahrer Edward Thomas Foley Jesse Wood Lortant Harriet Bartlett Granville Ed Heady Hannah Reynolds Guy Hagg California May Evans David Williamson William Robinson Reuben Graves Springs Graves Ed Wilson Chicago Sarah Phillips Golden State P. EB. Howard Honteno Nick Norbitt Peoria Richard MacShane Maggie Conlin la Salle Anna Barnhart

Easter Observances And Local News In Wenona

Wenona reports Easter services across churches with baptisms at M E church and grand decorations. Notable visits by Judge Gregg and others, a Toluca wreck aftermath, Golden Wedding anniversary of J W Argubright and wife, and a church bazaar at Armory hall with a fine supper. Community updates include Vasar, graduates home from universities, and a road to progress with church and social plans.

M. E E. W. Oliver Central Illinois Conference M. E. Church Baltimore Kenneth Virginia Toluca J. W. Argubright Wenona Longpoint Livingston County Butler Illinois Argubright Cedar Point la Salle County Argybright Lydia J. Hall New Boston Mercer County Forty-fourth Illinois Infantry Webster City George W Lincoln Neb Anna Youngeras Hamilton County Iowa James H Morgan County Emma J. Fowler Streator Ill Mary E. Burney Herron Nellie F. Obenchain Whiting Ind Ralph Alonzo Laura William H M. EB Grand Army Post George James

The Passing of the Lamp and Acetylene Lighting

Acetylene gaslight is praised as brighter, cleaner, and safer than kerosene, with color balance like sunlight. It allegedly costs less and requires less maintenance, promising greater leisure for households. Acetylene Jones invites inquiries at 4 Adams St Chicago Ill for evidence and demonstrations.

Missouri Adams St Chicago, Ill

County News Notes on Declamation Contests and Church Officers

Venona Index reports that Mildred VanHorn and Irene Robins on the declamation team for first and second class. Oratory contestants include Lillian Favre Oril Hoge Marie Hoge Stella Turner Joe Foster and Owen Young. Coach Bassler’s group practiced basketball and Sparland is the likely entry. Presbyterian church annual meeting led to T. D. Judd Samuel McAllister reelected elders and Mrs McGill John Locke trustees. Treasurers reported funds across church and societies.

Venona Index Mildred VanHorn Irene Robinson Lillian Favre Oril Hoge Marie Hoge Stella Turner Joe Foster Owen Young Bassler Sparland The Presbyterian Church T. D. Judd Samuel McAllister McGill John Locke

Bob Onward Bright Bay Trotting Stallion Prospect

Bob Onward a bright bay trotter foaled 1899 stands sixteen hands one inch and weighs twelve hundred pounds. Sired by Hanson a son of Combination dam by Happy Heir with strong Onward blood through multiple generations. Described as a good gaited horse with speed and style and inbred to Onward. Season 1908 locations and sale schedule listed with terms: 15 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. Grant Glover owner Carl Phillips groom.

Hanson Combination Combine Hettle Brasfield Happy Heir Nellie Grove Nell Ned Forrest Edwin Forrest Becca G Overdon Onward Onward Silver Benzetta Dream Administrator Catchfly Taglion Abdallah Goldsmith Maid Aya Eva Godvin Egmont Langtree Grant Ae Grant Shiloh Julia Logan Logan Nelly Paul Black ‘Hn Salebarn McNabb Mary Quintance Lotant Phillips Magnolia Wesley Allen Stinger Varna

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Kingman Implements Cali Surface & Ensign Magnolia, Illinois Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association G. W. Keller Undertaker Prudence Magnolia Bank Magnolia, Ill J. H. Massie Fresh Bakery Griffith's Laundry J. M. Downey R. F. Downey W. A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Olive Street Bank Barnes’ University Medico, Chirurogical Society St. Louis Ina Bank Ina Lb. B W. H. Weathers A. R. Kreger Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital Reid Griffith W. G. Griffith Putnam County the Republica Magnolia Department R. A. Ward Henry Republican Mr. Dune Frank Hetrick Peru Anna Daily Clara Shirley Charles Odekirk Gust Deininger John Beck H. E. Allen Mr. Allen Paul Cramer Sarah Cassell M. A. Gallaher F. A. Vaughn C. G. Allen A. L. Turner Foley A. J. Ironmonger New York County News Bears Castoria Robert G. Dakin M. D Ili Bob Grant Glover Carl Phillips
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