Magnolia Notes Note Many Local Movers and Events
Magnolia residents attend events and visits across nearby towns. Professors, teachers, and students journey to Granville Henry Toluca and Peoria while local churches host programs and a spelling contest escolates. New porches are added and storm damage prompts repairs as families travel for work and visitors arrive.
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E. C. Case
Peoria
Edward Studgvin
Henry
Ida Mauger
Toluca
W. Spencer
Granville
Hans Otto
Reese
Champaign
Aid
Breen
Clara Belle King
Allen Coe
Borgstede
Robert Ward
Hennepton
Merritt
Lostant
Hal McCullum
Venona
Carl Simonton
J. S. Phillips
R. W. Spencer
J. Dunne
Hennepin
Miss Kelley
Chicago
Minnie Roberts
Allie
Robert Mann
Irving Dean
Alvin Brown
Griffin
Wm. B Smith
Varna
Magnolia
Edith Wasson
David Chestnut
Gaylord Hall
Mr. Hall
Ox- Dow
Miss Ray
Monay
The Country Minister cast list and mill for sale notice
Cast list for The Country Minister includes Rev Ralph Wonderwood Tracy Skelton Gregory Heath and others. A mill ad offers lumber sawed to order for 20 dollars per thousand feet, four miles northwest of Magnolia Illinois, excluding oak and red elm, by R W Spencer dated 11 9 tt.
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Ralph Wonderwood
Tracy Skelton
Gregory Heath
Norman Coe
Jud Parde
Frank Timothy Hodd
Whittle
George Freeman
Deacon Potter
Chester Law
Wiliam Henry
William Titus
Tom Sparrow
Everett Hecht
Mr. Filkins
Ralph Hecht
Helen Burleigh
Gortrude Ramsey Jerusha Jane Judkins
Gladys Ray
Roxy
Marie Dunne
Granny Grimes
Mayme Hull
Fanny
Ollie Roberts
Magnolia
R. W. Spencer
Putnam County Court Faces Manslaughter Case and Docket Shuffle
Circuit court opened with Judge T N Green as proceedings show a manslaughter trial for Mrs Catherine Miller looming while minor cases drain time. So lanski contempt appeal stricken. Mills and others await appellate action. Oak Hill Camp buildings scorched and not to be rebuilt.
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T. N. Green
Putnam County
Catherine Miller
Justice Court
Samuel Solanski
Thomas C. Haws
Ssmmil
Sanitary District of Chicago
C. I. & Railway Cos
Societa Alpina di Mutuo Sociosa
John Panler
Wallace G. Ross
Frank Ross
Granville and Wenona Community Notes and Visits
Local brief records numerous visits and social events across Granville Wenona and nearby towns. Names include Wilson Mills Beck Griffin Given Parrett Ehringer Lanning Axline Robinson Rollins and others with mentions of school events Grange Fair directors and a spelling contest at Magnolia highlighted.
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Quaker Lane
Emma Wilson
Sterling
W. B. Mills
Edna Beck
Granville
Edna Wilson
Jeanette Fittcraft
H. E. Beck
Meta Lassman
L. H. Lassman
Henry
Lois Wilson
Ray H. Boyle
Lucretia Franklin
Sarah Chase
Spring Valley
Dr Franklin
That City
J. Smith
Hentry K
C. L. Wierman
H. C
Hatley
Birdie
Chicago
Harry Carruthers
Toluca
J N Wilson
Grange Fair
Florence
Frank Koehler
Henry Hailey
L. S. Griffith
Woodhull
Galesburg
L. C Brown
LaGrange
McNabb
J C Sutherland
Fred Johnson
Margaret Given
Louis Proebe
Mr Johnson
W. L._Bumgarner
Ed Laughlin
Frank Powell
Mt Palatine
Dent Parrett
Venona
Henry Wilson
Florid
Pauline Shinn
Cordelia Wilson
F E Smith
Marie Galisher
Mt. Palatine
Swaney
Young Balmer Daughter Tells Of Family Tates
A fragment from a 19th century note recalls a summer meeting with a Miss Balmer from the state. The speaker mentions her father as an old Southern planter and notes she revealed her own background and occupation as an undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Beardsley
Chicago
Mrs. Groat
Miss Beardsley
Moody Institute
McNabb Community News and Local Happenings
Reports from McNabb include election results with Peter Gresser re-elected for three years and Wm Melody winning alderman in the South ward. Students from McNabb school excel in a Magnolia township spelling contest and Arbor Day activities. The village hosts a Ziegler's hall dance and notes on local residents, travel, and entertainment across Florid and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNabb
Ray Willock
Mason City
Peter Gresser
Magnolia Township
Magnolia
Swaney
Mt. Palatine
Brown
Bertha
Streator
John Sutherland
Kansas City
Viola Kuhne
Martha Dormand
Peoria
Wayne Hamm
Varna
Frank Hopper
F .C. Pearce
Hennepin
Kerns
James McNabb
Joshua Bumgarner
Gracie Kerns
Elliston
Granville Choir
Hans Morgenson
Wenona
Robert Burgess
Whaten Bros
Melody
Frank Lauf
Charles Marks
Thomas Gantz
Sidney Hoge
The
Veterinary College
Ernest Hoobler
Pontiac
Vera Harter
Breakfast After the Banquet Promotes Digestive Remedies
A 1910s style ad narrates a post banquet morning scene with Brown and his wife and promotes MI-DNA stomach tablets to prevent indigestion. It claims two tablets before bed erase poisonous gases and leave a sweet stomach. Segraves offers the product on a money back plan, 50 cent box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Segraves
Local Village Elects Officials and Notables Mentioned
The Lohstan locality reports a village election with 52 votes. Clerk R. G. Hannum and trustees including Bangs Groat and E. W. Phillips were reelected except for the last. Various local notices follow including births, illnesses, travel to Henry Ottawa and Mendota funerals, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Hannum
Bangs
William Groat
E. W. Phillips
Clem Brenn
Why He Was Late and the Stomach Trouble Chat
A humorous dialogue describes a delay caused by meeting Smithson who regrets his stomach trouble. The speaker notes advising Chamberlain's Tablets, with promotion of A-J Bronmongétrand Segraves druggists as sellers.
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Smithson
Ennnartt
Bronmongétrand - Segraves
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Frank Shylock
Shylock
Masonic Hall
Edwin Shelin
Walter Wilson
Emporia
Kas
Buri Simonton
Bertha Brick
Kankakee
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Gail Peterson
Porterfield
Magnolia High School
Ennis Dakin
Sue—Lundy
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A. Hecht
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Haws
Hursday
Hedge
Jr. Elliston
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Rutland
W. H. Skelton
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Helen Hauger
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Hazel Wilkins
Case
Magnolia Grammar
Putnam County Circuit Court
Oak Hill
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C. W. Stump
Canton
Ohio
A. J
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Ethel Ehringer
Washburn
Wm. Moffitt
Joseph Lanning
Dana
C. A. Axline
Ben Roach
Farmers’ Company
Corn Shelter
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Jennie Henderson
Milton ‘Robinson-of-—baramle
Wyon
Lebanon
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O L. Robinson
C. M. Turner
Bloomington
F. E. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
J. H.booss
Jesse M. Tidball
Minoak
W .C. Miles
Wilson
Harry Wilson
Mary Allen
Iane Odekirk
J. E. Allen
G. Odekirk
Charles Allen
Sarah Cassell
H. J. Meyers
Sade Clemens
Edna Clemens
Blanche Allen
H. E. Allen
Jessie Reichwine
Samuel Clemens
Isaac Reighwine
J. Gall
Mary McLaughlin
P. Clemens
Sadie Hetrick
Bruers
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Pearl- Hetrick
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T. H. Hehir
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Eastside
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W. T. Wooley
Ottawa
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A. H. Griffin
Wm. Groat
Henry Foley
Wm. Schiffbauer, Sr
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A. W. Merritt
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Freeport
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Virginia
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