Magnolia visitors tour Iowa towns and relatives
Mr and Mrs M A Wilson of near McNabb travel to West Liberty Tama Marietta Marshalltown Des Moines and Yale then plan visits to Malvern Corning Creston and Winfield before returning home. Magnolia Sunday school reports 108 attendance this week and 883 to date with totals 91 dollars raised. Varna 75 last Sunday and 668 to date with 768 total. Lostant 75 attendance last Sunday and 687 to date. Hope 40 last Sunday and 387 to date. Grand totals show four schools 2 853 attendance to date with two schools 1 099 attendance last Sunday 1 754 for two schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Wilson
McNabb
West Liberty
Tama
Marietta
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Yale
Malvern
Corning
Creston
Winfield
Magnolia
Varna
Lostant
Hope School
Magnolia Public School Update in Grammar and High School
In the Intermediate Room Pem Weaver has left school due to ill health. Howard Lambourn joined the seventh grade. Grammar enrollment reaches 26 with several absences noted. In High School Misses Margaret Balderston and Mabel Wells were absent last Tuesday. Algebra II finishes its text and moves to the history of algebraic symbols. English literature studies poems and portfolios while reading English fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pem Weaver
Howard Lambourn
Helen Hauger
George Thompson
Alvin Spencer
Margaret Balderston
Mabel Wells
New Year Guidance and Holiday Notices From Hazel Wilkins
Hazel Wilkins was absent last Monday due to illness. School will dismiss next Friday for Xmas vacation and resume Jan 2. Mr. Smith offers high school pupils mental attitude guidance and a New Year prayer, urging courage, cheer, and constructive thought, plus a testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wilkins
Mr. Smith
Local Market Notes and Community News from McNabb
McNabb reporters share on the Chicago market a 25 percent fall clipped lamb sale at 36 45, top value for clipped lambs this year. The column also lists local visits, a Magnolia Grange holiday event, a Christmas tree and oyster supper, and the upcoming Magnolia Grange officer election. Birthday, hospital, and state Grange notes appear, plus a hospital operation in Chicago and a Chamberlain cough remedy endorsement.
Illnesses and visits across Granville Princeton and Bloomington
Florid notes illness, local visits, and travels from Granville to Henry, Bloomington, Springfield, and Streator. Residents join family and friends for shopping trips, social events, and a state Grange gathering. A serious thumb injury while wood sawing prompts medical care and possible amputation. Dr Maulfair plans a three month vacation after years of heavy work.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Henry Woman End Back Ache
Mrs. H Bidwell of Henry Illinois endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney related backache. She purchased them at Segraves' Drug Store and found them effective, urging others to use the remedy. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole US agents, price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Henry
H. Bidwell
Thomas Street
Henry, IL
iDean
Segraves
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Winter Relief
A wartime era ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick cure for frostbite, chilblains, cold sores, and rough skin. It claims to heal burns, boils, piles, cuts, sores, eczema, and sprains and promotes purchase at local drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
Lostant News Notes and Local Travel Log
Sam Hill works in Minoak and Will Barber shredded corn last week. Miss Mary Crandall visited relatives in Mendota, and C. E. Bates called in Mendota. Lawrence Boshell rode to La Salle, with Rev. Gleason and Rev. A. Je Jones also traveling to La Salle. Will Phillips finished concrete work in his basement. James Patterson rested in Cole Camp, Missouri. Prof. Horner left for Weston then returned Monday morning. Gib Weber and wife visited La Salle to see a sick relative. Attorney Bell and family vacationed in Springfield. Farmers prep for upcoming sales as busy season begins. Rev. Gleason assists in Hope church meetings in Banfield. Interlocking plant overhauled with new semaphore lights planned. Charles B. Hayes oversees La Salle section during foreman's vacation. Mortimer Reynolds completes a new concrete ice house and awaits a good sole tie. Mrs. Julia Dugan Parrett underwent surgery at Brokaw hospital in Bloomington. recovery favorable. Mrs. Mary Kemp visiting Streator with her brother Grundy, improving after surgery. Dave Nunemaker leaves Ladd to seek a better position and visits before joining the call to Kankakee. Lenora Robinson returns from Bloomington where she worked in millinery. Sunday school totals for Dec 11 across four schools reach 1,571 to date. Eva Burgess heads to Kansas for nursing after hospital training in Chicago. James Watt injured Friday and died Saturday after being struck by a southbound train near O. M. Kelly elevator. authorities believe he did not hear the whistle. Watt rushed to La Salle hospital, then to the northbound train, but died of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Bumgarner
McNabb
Chicago
J. W. Merrion
Lee Live Stock Commission Co
Mr. Buncerner
Charles Stockhaus
Henry
Ray Bumgarner
Granville
W. G. Griffith
Woodhull
Magnolia Grange Hall
Magnolia Grange
James Jerrow
Dr. Simmons
Massie
F. E. Smith
Mazon
Mrs. Smith
Victoria Anderson
Edith Mills
Florence Given
Ana Wilson
State Grange
Springfield
Miss Hedden
Miss Brenneman
L. C. Brown
LaGrange
Lela Bartlett
Sidney
C. B. Flitcraft
A. B. Wilson
Clement
Abel
Elizabeth
Perry Mills
Peoria
Oliver Wilson
Roy Mills
Ida Schultz
Otto Fiedler
Fiedler
Alice Tomlinson
Josiah
Elliston
Cole Camp
Frank Horner
Weston
Gib Weber
la Salle
George F. Bell
Grange
R. H. Gleason
Banfield
Julia Dugan Parrett
Brokaw Hospital
Bloomington
Mary Kemp
Grundy
St. Mary's Hospital
Dave Nunemaker
Ladd
Kankakee
Lenora Robinson
Olive Childers
Miss Burgess
James Watt
Illinois Central Railroad
O. M. Kelly
Public Sale on A G Hillabrand Farm near Magnolia
The owner quitting farming will sell at public sale on Tuesday December 27 1910 at 10 a m on the Hillabrand farm five miles NW of Magnolia five miles SW of McNabb and six miles NE of Henry Tl Property includes five horses forty-three cattle forty-five head of cattle and farming implements Household goods and more Terms cash for sums up to ten dollars and credit of ten months on bankable paper for larger amounts with seven percent interest if not paid when due Five percent discount for cash No removal before payment in full
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hillabrand
Magnolia
McNabb
Henry
Rock Island
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Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
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LL. B. Elliston
KR. G. Dakin
W. A. Simmons
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Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirurigcal Society
St. Louis
Ina Bank
Ina, Il
BE. Py
Mongray
W. H. Weathers
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Chicago Veterinary College
McNabb Centrals
A. Hecht & Son
Henry, TL
Magnolia Department
Magnolia Public School
Banks
Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm Street
Quaker Lane
Jon
B. W. H. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
A. J. Iron
Marjorie Watson
Otto Hanson
Herman Meyer
Adam Deininger
Jessie Reichwine
Wenona
Jeanette Kemp
Paxton
C. E. Haynes
Frank Morse
L. J. Morse
Samuel McAllister
Della Wells
C. M. Turner
Blanche
Alfred Judd
Colorado
Harry Axline
Brown’s, Business College
Streator
Walford Thierry
Ezra Kemp
Campbell
Mary Rich
Mabel Ellison
Elmer
Arthur McAdams
Ellison Bros
Frank Morgan
Daisy Griffin
A. G. McAdam
John Garvin
Garvin
Granville Hecho
A. J. Robinson and Sons
Charlie
Earl
Chauncey Maultair
Nger
Bosch Magneto
Bureau
Putnam
Marshall Counties
G. A. Miller & Go
Spring Valley, Ill
Frank F. Weber
Dwight, Ill
Wiiner Schlosser
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