Magnolia Personal Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Mrs. Mary Massie is quite sick. Marion Kays visits from Champaign for Easter. George Clements moved into J. M. Dean’s house. Mrs. Jessie Miller visits Granville relatives. Grandma Defenbaugh improves. Dr Dakin and infant daughter visit Abilene Kansas. Ladies Aid meets May 4 at Mrs. Brenn. Caledonia Baptist church moved and under repair. Glover home hosts a Griffin family reunion. Village board organizes with new officials. German Lilliputian company perform. audience small and satisfied. Double Row Cultivator advertised at Clement’s. Morphew Hardware buys stock. settle debts to C. F. Morphew. Lizzie Stewart visits from Pennsylvania. Easter program praised. R. W. Spencer department store burglarized. loss about 25 dollars. no clues. Citizens urged to remain vigilant in Magnolia.
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Dr. Dakin
Abilene
Kas
G. W. Griffin
J. C. Clement's
Morphew Hardware Company
C. F. Morphew
Magnolia
Lizzie Stewart
Pennsylvania
Spencer
Peoria
Illinois
Capt
Sol York
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute Brewing Company
George Gipps
Prospect Heights
Glen Oak Park
York
West
Peoria Herald-Transcript
Lucinda Watkins
Petersburg
Bessie Anhurst
Mrs. Watkins
Lewistown
Easter Sermons and Socials Highlight MT Palatine Visit
Mrs Dr A C McGee and daughter Irene plan Mayfield move after visiting MT Palatine friends. Congregation hears Rev Wiggins of Tonica on the Resurrection. Church social profits 7.10 dollars. Local residents George Huth, Carrie McGee, Ernest Mills, Lizzie Vogt, Mary Bishop, Charles Anderson visit or attend church events. Rheumatism discussion promotes Chamberlain Pain Balm with local store sale details.
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A. C. McGee
Irene
Mayfield
Wiggins
Tonica
George Huth
Granville
Carrie McGee
Peru
Ernest Mills
McNabb
C. E
Lizzie Voggt
Mary Bishop
Magnolia
W. G. Bishop's
Charles F. Anderson
Aurora
Irene McGee
Marie Gallagher
Korneman
Rambler Surrey Test drives through mud to Ottawa
Clifford Haws and party arrive in Aurora after Chicago departure, test the Rambler in rough road conditions through Millington and a two mile timber clay stretch. The 18 horsepower Type One Rambler Surrey seats five, and Ames and Haws offer demonstrations to buyers.
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Clifford Haws
Rambler
Chicago
Mr. Haws
F. Z. Ames
J. H. Price
R. W. Spencer
Aurora
Millington
Henry Road
Ottawa
Messrs. Ames and Haws
Ladder to heaven and merit in Illinois house
Civil service in all state offices received its deathblow in the Illinois house of representatives. By the small margin of two votes house bill 218 failed to pass, only 75 members remaining on record in favor of living up to pledges for a comprehensive merit system throughout the state. Subsribe for The Republican.
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House of Representatives
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J. G. Clemens
Magnolia, Ill
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Magnolia Personals
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Marion Kays
Champaign
George Clements
J. M. Dean House
Jessie Miller
Grandma Defenbaugh
Mt, Palatine
Chamberlain
J. E
F. A. Powell
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Central Illinois Independent Telephone Association
Paxton
Putnam County
Heath & Milligan
Moline
GCO
W. H. Weathers
Chicago Veterinary College
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J. G. Holland
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Perry Dakin
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W. J. Thayer
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