Magnolia News Notes And Christmas Preparations
Local items detail visits, travels, and social events. Mrs Titus and Miss Wallie Jones are among shoppers, Miss Amy Fox visits from Montana, and Lawrence Merritt from Staunton Military Academy visits friends. Xmas program invites, church services, and hand made gifts at the hotel parlors are announced. Fire damage on Mr Walker’s residence is briefly reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Wallie Jones
Ralph Hecht
Henry
C. E. Griffin
George McAddams
R. A. Ward
Patoka
Amy Fox
Montana
A. Emans
Jones
Hennepin
Miss Ray
Boyle
Lawrence Merritt
Staunton Miliary Academy
W. H. Skelton
Tracey
Franklin
Peoria
G. A. Morphew
Venona
Washburn
Fred
Lucian
Frank
Grant Glover
Hattie Eddingfield
Minnie Pruisner
Cumberland Church
Palms
Adelbert Phillips
Laura Hillabrand
Lostant
Ben Walker
Hauger
Local Social News and Weekend Visits in Granville Area
Florid, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gall spent Sunday at 5 P. Clemens. Willis Deininger returned to Peoria Sunday with Clarence Clemens. Fred Allen visited his uncle H. B. Allen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Odekirk of Granville spent Sunday afternoon here. Thomas M. Kennedy, a Mark school teacher, stayed at Simon Beck’s Saturday night and Sunday. Bernice Deininger recovered from whooping cough and may travel safely. School children prepare a Christmas program and tree at the church. H. E. Allen plans to have his house painted next week with Fred Allen of Decatur doing the work. Willard Clemens, back from Valparaiso College, returned home Wednesday. Genevieve Seibert visiting Granville with aunt Mrs. David Brown. Miss Hila Cramer and Will Rudy wed Thursday evening at H. J. Meyer’s home. many friends extend best wishes. Miss Lucy Livingston of Hennepin visited G. W. Hertick’s. For up-to-date Sale Bills come to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gall
H. E. Allen
Fred Allen
Decatur
Willard Clemens
Valparaiso
Ind
Genevieve Seibert
Granville
David Brown
Hila Cramer
Will Rudy
H. J. Meyer
Lucy Livingston
Hennepin
G. W. Hetrick
Quaker Lane
Karene Spalding
Hazel Boman
Henry
Ernest Mills
Chicago
W. B. Mills
Arthur Wilson
Wenona
Smith
Alice Tomlinson
Henry Hamil
Homer Willey
Florid
Gilbert
Harold Sutherland
Buckql
Preston Swaney
Cedar Point
Fred Stansell
Peoria
J. C. Sutherland
Chillicothe
Ethel Bickley
Grace Hale
Normal
Id Studgvin
H. C. Hailey
Florence Given
State Grange
Bellvider
Lucretia Franklin
Spring Valley
M. W. Smith
Swaney School
Wenona Bunch
Charles Willey
Forest
Warren
Minn
Edna Wilson
Russell Tomlinson
Owl Hill
Magnolia Grange
Cumberland Church
Sandy
Meta Lassman
Bess Davidson
Farm Auction Offers 30 Horses and Large Hog Lot
A sale on Thursday January 2 1913 starts at 1 pm featuring 30 horses including a Oneida bred brown mare with a 2 17 gait and a promising three year old colt. Also 250 hogs with 100 pure bred Duroc sows and 10 Duroc Jersey boars plus 100 barrow shoats and more. Timothy hay straw 100 acres of stalks to March 1, and household goods including two cream separators incubator and chicken gear. A Cadillac automobile, good as new, and terms 5 percent off for cash or nine months. Sale due to farm closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Oneida
Onieda
Cadillac Automobile
McNabb Community Notes and Local Sports Roundup
McNabb community summary reports a surprise visit by about 20 friends to Mrs. Johnston, the successful bazaar hosted by the Girls' Sewing Circle and Ladies' Aid raising over 90 dollars, and a 17 to 15 basketball win over a strong high school team with a referee injury. It notes local movements, school events, post office busyness, Christmas plans, and a box social at Mec Nabb school in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Griffith
Harry Raley
Hennepin
McNabb
W. H. Johnston
Fred Wolf
Monie Weicherding
Johnston
M. B
Philip Havenstein
Ringsted
Illinois
MecNabb School
McNabb Gazette
Peter Grasser
Mr. Ponzer
Grassers
Local Social Roundup At Latham Home Dance
George Ziegler and wife Sundayed at Peter Grasser's. The Latham dance drew a large crowd with top waltzers Mr and Mrs J B Foster and best scottichers Mr and Mrs Johnson. Three month old child of Mr and Mrs Vern Miller buried. sympathy extended. Eddie Holecker visiting uncle J B Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Foster
Johnson
John Seibert
Otto Kessling
Latham
John Nader
Eddie Holecker
Pet Briner
Harry Cassell
Charley Willey
Magnolia
Minnesota
Vern Miller
Fit His Case Exactly and Other Pt Reads
A mixed local page notes a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Tablets from Miss Margaret Campbell of Fort Smith Arkansas and sales by T. J. Segraves and A. J. Ironmonger. It then reports Wenona visitors and local social news, a death in the community, a funeral at the Presbyterian church, and a bazaar success. Also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar claim and a Baltimore colored community fundraising for a Young Men’s Christian Association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Ft. Smith
Ark
T. J. Segraves
A. J
Baltimore
Young Men's Christian Association
Court House News Summary of Probate Real Estate and Transfers
Court notices report guardianship filings final settlements and administrator letters for estates of Skelton Moulton Kirchman and others. Real estate transfers list deeds between multiple neighbors in Lacon Toluca and Bell Plain. Local items note Lostant visitors school game results and community updates on forestry and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H
Benjamin BE. Baker
Dorothy Evelyn Skelton
Frank Shipley
Harry E. Skelton
Eliza A. Moulton
Paul V. F. Moulton
Henry H. Kirchman
Robert Gray
Arthur
Nelle Iliff
Devor & Henthorne
Lacon
Henry Swartz
Edward N. Y Peterson
Steuben
Public Sale of Farm Goods and Livestock Near Tonica Ill
Frank Wolf to auction eleven head of horses cattle hogs farm implements and household goods on December 27 1912 starting at 10 oclock. Livestock includes mares horses cows hogs and drafts with details. implements include binder plows disks planters and engines. household items listed. terms cash or 11 months credit with note and interest terms. removal prohibited until payment complete. Auctioneers Frhd Wolf and Dr E H Child with W Johnson clerk.
Well Sinking services offered with 20 years in business
An experienced well professional promises reliable water wells and perfect satisfaction. He offers to save customers money by consulting before sinking a new well.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnolia Department
R. W. Spencer
Swaney
S. Maulfair
McNabb, Tll
DR. C. D. Maylfair
A. P
E. H. and
H. J. Child
J. &. Taylor
J. G. Pletsch
W. L. Child
Wm. Sadler
Sangamon County
Chicago Stock Yards
E. P. Hall
Mechanicsburg
United Dressed Beef Company
New York
Republican
Ayer
Charles Drummier
Lee Willoughby
Rutland
Pearl Hiflin
Mayme Allen
Maurine
Ei Paso
James Marland
Samuel McAllister
Pontiac
James
Walter McAllister
Wenona Commercial Club
L. W. Glover
Miss Hazel
Isaac Glover
Glover
Miss Morrison
Phil Disorneau
Schaffer
Mich
Foley
A. J. Tronmonger
Adv
Scott
Scott & Royne
Bloomfield, N. J
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M.D
Court House News
Circuit Court
Turner-Hudnut, Co
Albert Clarence
George W. Small
Robert Buck
Augusta Newburn
Thos. Martin
la Prairie
Nicola Rusciatelli
Peter Peters, Jr
Santa Fe
Toluca
Marian Ball
Vivian H. Ball
Bell Plain
Maurine B. DuPlain
Roscoe L. Ball
Noray Sloey
John van Dusen
Ida S. Baker
Same
Fred C. Linderer
Hopewell
Ida H. Schlafman
Varna
A. J. Will
Eisie
Telft Nd
Margaret Shea
Frank Gapen
Hunter-Allen Lumber Company
G. F. Bell
Ottawa
Hope Township
Hubert Heider
Martin
May Noel
Nebraska
Lizzie Heider
la Salle
Lestant High School
John Swaney
John Zimmerman
Grace Patterson
Hoopeston
John Cleary
Edward Filannigan
Oglesby
Michael Fitzgerald
Fred Patterson
Marshall
Tonica
Ill
Frank Wolf
Sadley Gang
Duke
Rock Island
Mendota
International
Fuller & Johnson
United States
Frhd Wolf
E. H. Child
W. H. iJohnson
Frank Titus
Magnolia, Il
Albert Pletsch
Mcnabb, Ill
McNabb Central
W. A. Simmons
Magnolia, Ill
Centenary Hospital
Orola Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Mephirumecal ‘Society
St. Louis
Una Sonic
H. R. Kessling
Missouri Auction School
Lul
John F. Tarter
Henry, IL
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