Magnolia Notes Include Visits And Socials In Village
Magnolia residents share visits from Clara Roberts and Caldwell family. Mrs. H E Dean suffers blood poisoning but aims to recover. Ice cream social planned at Spencer’s corner Aug 14. Sunday school attendance strong, 209 last week and 232 in the new church. Dan Wells and father visit Ramsey house from California. A dollar social features young ladies earning dollars in rhyme. The Friends yearly meeting near McNabb hosts worship and business sessions Aug 15 onward with Dr. Emory Lyon speaking on prison reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Roberts
R. W. Spencer
Henry McGahey
Streator
Lute
Dan Wells
California
Ramsey House
Magnolia
Friends Yearly Meeting
McNabb
Emory Lyon
Central Howard Association of Chicago
Local Social Notes From East Moline and Granville
Mr and Mrs A L Cornell and son Russell visited A G Marshall from East Moline last week. Myrtle Brown, Mrs J B Stansell and others visited friends in the area. A G Marshall shopped at Streator and George Webb and John Seibert visited Henry Sunday. Last Wednesday night Baster Anderson and Thorodae Jensen married at the Danish church and will keep house for Mr Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cornell
Russell
G Marshall
East Moline
Myrtle Brown
G. P. Kohler and Sons
J. B. Stansell
A. G. Marshall
BE. P. Dissinger
J. F Seibert
Granville Thursay
J. Travis
Ruth
Granville
Streator
Alice Sylvester
George Webb
Henry
John Seibert
Mr. Steer and Son
Baster Anderson
Thorodae Jensen
Mr. Thompson
Local Socials Report from Henry Community
Walter Burdette and Louis Spalding were visitors in Henry on Sunday. Numerous residents hosted relatives and friends from Magnolia Venona Princeton Wyanet Lostant Peoria Champaign Eureka and Decatur visiting for weekends and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Lane
Walter
Burdette
Louis Spalding
Henry
Bess Davidson
George Golden
Magnolia
Alice Wilson
Venona
John
Swaney
Tonica
Clarence Mills
Decatur
Ford
Abel Mills
Prof. Lawrence
Hudson
L. H. Lassmann
Helen Smith
Max Whitney
Lostant
Turner Mills
Champaign
The
Illini
Helen Wilson
Mabel Stanholm
Princeton
W. L. Mills
W. G. Griffith
T. J. Smith
L. S. Griffith
Howard
Goldie Mills
Bailey's Falls
Russell Tomlinson
Leland Sutherland
Peoria
Enida Griffith
Low Point
Woodford County
Teacher's Institute
Eureka
Gertrude French
Magnolia Grange Fair Directors Meet at Gunn Home
Magnolia Grange Fair directors gathered at EH O Gunn residence last Monday evening. Several local residents including Perry Dakin of Magnolia demonstrated a Consolidated Thresher Co separator with a Parrett tractor at J N Wilson's site last Monday and Tuesday. Announcements noted upcoming Friends yearly meeting with visitors, and a Danish church wedding in McNabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Grange Fair
EH. O. Gunn
Perry Dakin
Magnolia
Consolidated Thresher Co
J. N. Wilson
W. L. Mills
Ruth
Hennepin
Josephine Hollingsworth
West Liberty
Josiah
Alice Tomlinson
Emma Mills
Raymond
Harry
Chicago
Friends Yearly Meeting
J .E. Morris
Arline
Luella
Amboy
Annis Morris
Tonica
Esther Anderson
Theodore Jensen
McNabb
Wm. Anderson
Abel Mills
M. A. Wilson
Cordelia Wilson
Pauline
Eleanor Shinn
Edna Wilson
Judith
Bernice Stockhaus
Anna Mary Mills
W. B. Mills
Benjaminville
Lucile Carter
Edith Edwards
Indianapolis
Ind
Hester
Harriet Allen
Delavan
Ruth Bumgarner
Friends Meeting House
Yearly Meeting
Local notices and court talk drift through Hennepin news
Advertisements praise Chamberlain's Colic remedy and Hubert's milk bread. Town chatter covers visits, a boy bruised from a hayloft fall, courtroom debates on whiskey cases, jail counts, a county teacher institute setup, a move to shift the county seat from Hennepin to Granville, and affidavits from residents arguing center-of-county location.
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Hennepin
Hubert
Willard Norris
T. J. Schuetz
Peoria
George Heminghouse
Putnam
A. Whitaker
Burdette
I. O. Byle
W. C. Patterson
Loston
Empany
J. A. Whitney
Pontiac
W. V. Vale
Lostant
M. B
Belknap Nash
Ferne McLean
Hennepin Prairie
Princeton
Paxson
Hastile
Jas. Witton
Granville
Sickinger
Mark
Putnam County
Booster Club
Hennepin Township
Broaddus
Local Notes Portray a Busy Circuit of Visits and Guests
A long roster of visitors and travelers fills the region as Mrs Kate Skeet and families travel between Ran som Fayette Ottawa and Dixon Chautauqua. Local residents welcome relatives from Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio and Wisconsin alongside farm events and tractor demonstrations at Champaign and the Streator fair.
Residents travel amid family bereavement notes
H C Barton and wife and T Matthews traveled to Chicago on Thursday morning. Robert Short and wife returned Friday from West Brooklyn after being summoned by the death and burial of an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Barton
T. Matthews
Chicago
Robert Short
Brooklyn
The Clerk Guaranteed It
An ad recounts a store clerk offering Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee. A customer with diarrhoea bought the bottle, used it, and returned cured within a couple of days, the ad asserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sol Williams
Merchant
Jesse
Tenn
Advt
Jana
J. H. Berry & Co
Salt Creek
Light From the Left for Better Near Work
The piece argues that illumination should come from the left for near tasks to ease eye strain. It suggests testing by writing with light on the right, which creates shadows and eye strain, then switching to left side lighting to improve clarity and comfort. It recommends applying this in schools and workplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Associations
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Claim Easy Laxative
An ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as an easy pleasant laxative. Take one or two with water at night for a free easy morning bowel movement and full day well being. Sold by druggists, 26 pills for 25 cents in each package. Get a bottle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
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