Magnolia News Briefs Highlight Obituaries and Local Notices
Mrs Sweet at home. Mrs Mary Walker critically ill. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ed Wasson on April 19. George A. Burt of Henry visited Friday. Mrs Sauer of Peoria visits daughter Mrs Barney Piper. The Rivals staged at Masonic hall last Thursday. Lizzie McDermott buried in Cumberland cemetery after funeral in Iowa. E E Vollmer, Fort Snelling private, visited sister Mrs J W Dean. Preaching at Magnolia Sunday 11 AM on Know Thy Self. Strawn M E Church service Sunday 2 30 PM by Rev G P Snedaker. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by A J Tronmonger. Harry Clemens sells mules for 700 to Princeton buyer. Mrs Sarah Chance and children return from New Mexico. Mrs George Hetrick caring for sick Mrs Boyle in Landa. Henry Bastian family returns from Keokuk. Mollie Cassell returns from Chicago. husband’s recovery hoped at home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Mary Walker
Ed Wasson
George A. Burt
Henry
Lizzie McDermott
Iowa
Cumberland Cemetery
E. E. Vollmer
28Th Infantry Co
Ft. Snelling
J. W. Dean
Snedaker
Abingdon
Sylva
Magnolia
Strawn M. WW
G. P. Snedaker
Harry Clemens
Princeton
Sarah Chance
Cleo
Herman
New Mexico
Glass
H. B. Allen’s
George Hetrick
Landa
Boyle
Henry Bastian
Keokuk
Ben Cassell
Mollie Cassell
Chicago
Lostant
Mal Whalen
Conlin
Cassie
Roy Patterson
Davey
Mary Fulmer
la Salle
Mat Neffing
Wm. Weber
D. Weber
Estella Amsler
Fred Zilm
Zoma Spring
Julia Parret
Farmer City
Marie Gildersleeve
Normal University
John Swaney School
Blanche Patterson
W. C. Patterson
Hennepin
Epworth League
Estella Bell
Ora Curtis
Myrtle Raney
Bertha Squires
Ivera Phillips
Hope Chapter
Henrietta McGrath
Local notes and society items from Quaker Lane and Lostant
Quaker Lane community reports sick lists school absences and visitors. Edna Wilson entertains Miss Fenna from Chicago. Andrews-Otto Concert Co to perform at Swaney school for auditorium chairs. various visits from Oak Park Granville and La Salle. Weather notes include snow and cold after a period of warm days. Lostant items note sales clerk Cassie Patterson illness measles and local church groups elect officers and hold instruction sessions. Henry W. Sands of Geneseo reported 1800 public sales over 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Lane
Ray Bumgarner
Blanche
Leonard King
Karene Spalding
Toluca
F. E. Smith
Max Whitney
Little Charles
M. W. Smith
John Swaney
Forrest Willey
Henry
Edna Wilson
Miss Fenna
Chicago
Magnolia
T. J. Smith
Andrews-Otto Concert Co
John Swaney School
Fenna
Anna
Harold Flitcraft
Oak Park
A. B. Wilson
Granville
Nira Beck
California
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Comfort
A Rexall Store advertisement offers Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets containing bismuth subnitrate and pepsia prepar ed to soothe the stomach, strengthen digestion, relieve nausea, and improve nutrition. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and lists three sizes 25 50 cents and 1.00. Henry location only. A. J. Ironmonger, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Henry
A. J. Ironmonger
Obituary notices for Mrs. Frank Hamm and Mrs. Helen A. Stewart
Obituary notes two women, Cora Adeline White Hamm of Putnam Illinois and Helen A. Stewart of Oxnard California. Hamm, born 1865 near Putnam, died 1910 at home near Hennepin after a large family, Congregational church member, and funeral at Hennepin with burial at Riverside. Stewart, longtime Putnam County resident, died April 3 1910 in Oxnard after years of family work and community involvement, with final services in Los Angeles and burial at Evergreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamm
Cora Adeline White
Putnam
Ill
Hennepin
Frank P. Hamm
Congregational Church of
Congregational Church
Henry Brink
Riverside Cemetery
Oxnard
Cal
Helen A. Stewart
Putnam County
Williamson Durley
Isaac Stewart
Stewart
Florid
Martha E. Dimmick
Los Angeles
Evergreen Cemetery
Electric Bitters Promised For Grip Aftermath
The ad claims the influenza germ weakens the body causing weakness nervousness and loss of appetite with liver and kidney issues. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic blood purifier and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys to restore health. It cites T J Segraves and A J Tronmonger druggists offering 50 cent bottles with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
T. J. Segraves
A. J.tronmonger
Mrs Lizzie Mau bachd Schlosser dies after liver cancer
Mrs. Lizzie Mau bach Schlosser of Hopewell Marshall county Illinois died April 19 1910 at age 38 after an operation for liver cancer and gall stones. She leaves a husband and four children along with eleven siblings and a large local family. Funeral held at St Marys church and interment in Calvary cemetery with Mayme noted as loving niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schlosser
Lizzie Maubach
Hopewell
Marshall County
Ill
Holmes
Chicago
Lizzie
Better Land
Joseph
Peter
Eva
Mary
Kate
William
Anton
Frank
Lena
Edward
Williams
Mansfield
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayme
Granville Election Wins For Wets And Local News Notes
The village election favored the wets by 132 to 70. David Medearis of Putnam was granted a bill of separation from Lena Medearis for desertion, and Mary J. Blacklock of Granville is no longer married to Thomas M. Blacklock. Prosecuting attorney J. B. Taylor is praised for honesty and fairness in jury instructions. Judge Green lauds Putnam County’s prosecutor and bar. Richard Edward Schwartz, barber, became an American citizen in a ceremony with Judge Green, performing well before a full courtroom. He was naturalized quickly to vote in the same day. Chamberlain’s Liniment is recommended for rheumatism and injuries by A. J. Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
David Medearis
Putnam
Lena Medearis
Mary J. Blacklock
Thomas M. Blacklock
J. B. Taylor
Putnam County
Green
Taylor
Richard Edward Schwartz
Hennepin
Judge Green
Stars and Stripes
Sam
Richard
Uncle Sam
Barber Schwartz
Prominent Wenona Citizen George W Bethard Dies at 78
George W Bethard died at his Wenona home Saturday evening at age 78 after a long career in business merchandising coal and politics. He served as mayor of Venona three times and was to begin a third term. He was active in Masonic bodies Shriner Mohammed Temple Peoria and leaves a wife five daughters one son and fourteen grandchildren. The funeral at Wenona Monday 2 30 pm proceeded to Peoria for interment in Springdale cemetery with Masonic grave services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona
George W. Bethard
Ohio
Illinois
Bethard
Venona
Masonic Order
The Halley Comet and Its Classroom of Theories
The piece chews over Halley’s comet being blamed for nearly every local and global odd from sleep patterns to weather and disease. It mocks alarmist theories while noting scientists warn of potential effects that may pass unnoticed as history repeats.
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Earth
One Conductor Who Was Cured
Mr Wilford Adams recounts illness from chronic rheumatism and credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy. After two bottles relief, the third restored him to work as a Lexington Kentucky street railway conductor. He says the remedy removes uric acid from blood and offers greater relief than prior medicines. A J Ironmonger endorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington, Ky
A. J
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DR. King’s
Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
Kas
J. Ironmonger
Henry, Ill
Magnolia Bank
Northern Illinois Co-Operative
Allen B. Smith
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
Magnolia, Ill
Potter & Potter
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirurigcal Society
St. Louis Inn Bank
Ina, Il
E. . Mongeau
M.D. C
W. H. Weathers
Siagnolia
Chicago Veterinary College
Magnolia and
McNabb Cenrale
Robert G. Dakin
M. D
C. J. Higinbotham
Medicine
Magtolia Department
Chamberlain
Nature
A. J. Tronmonger
J. L. Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
Henry W. Sands
Geneseo
William Schlosser, Sr
Dr.price
NG PO
NRL
Fai
E.h.child
Real Estate and Insurance
Tonica, Ill
A. D. Stevens
Marshall, Putnam
Stark Counties
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