Magnolia area notes and obituaries highlight weekly events
Miss Maude Sammons was quite sick last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ducat of Ottawa visited relatives. B F Fyffe died in Salida Colorado and was buried in Magnolia cemetery. Magnolia folk reported sales, visits, and camp installations with church notes and a poultry show drawing judges from Lanark. Edward Easter died Friday and burial at Florida cemetery followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Judd
Wenona
Thomas Haws
Mary Dagner
Frank Phillips
Hope
Charles Hollister
Victoria
John Michiigan
Burl Roberts
Mr. Wilson
Independence
and Iéra Turner
Iowa
Clarence ,Axtine
John Bronn
Melle Judd
Magnola
Wm. Moffit
Will
Ed Spencer
Ben Bsivel
Magnolia Camp No. 877
L. Small
F N Glover
A Mathis
Phillips
F. Taylor
Clarence Ray
C.hm. Ransom
Irvin Dean
A Hecht
Magnolia Leaf Camp
Will Mathis
Mary McKirgan
Oracle
Minnie Mathis
Ora Mathis
Bila Harris
Alice Hecht
Clara Glenn
Martin
Inner Sentinel
Iirs
Lucinda Dean
Outer Sentinel
Jose Phillips
Pearl Smith
Moore Teaiminde Company
Gramville
Johto Hughes
Veronida, Wolcherding
W. H. Johnston’s
McNabb Bros
Edward Easter
Exiday
Tesk
Florid
John Wilson
Shamner
Lanark
McNabb
Shanner
Lostant Village News Roundup From Local Visitors and Obits
Local figures visited the county seat and nearby towns. Harth will move to Lostant and join the grocery and shoe business with a half interest in Lechner's store. McDaniels and Woods relocate within the area. Herman Kinney dies at 84 in Quincy. infant at Hope cemetery. A cyst tumor removal on A W Merritt proceeds well. Ottawa deputy sheriff summons locals to jury duty for a murder trial. Roadside farmers plan a new telephone line upgrade. Bert Burgess and family visit relatives near Tonica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostant
R. W Phillips
T H. Gebhardt
la Salle
O M. Kelley
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Ambrose Harth
George Lechner
Harth
Hartenbower
Three-I
Mc McDaniels
Jessie Woods
Woods
Granville
George McGruder
McCaleb
Odell
Herman Kinney
Soldiers
Quincy
Mr Kinney
Fred Perdew
Ora Weimer
Miro
Hope Cemetery
A. W. Merritt
Schenneshoefer
Merritt
Ottawa
H.l Heady
Ed Wilson
Charles Reynolds
C. S. Brock
W W. Henning
Wm. Cleary
Henry Foley
Otto Brandis
Art Curtis
George Hillabrand
Hol Heady
Bert Burgess
Jolly Cigarmaker
Granville Notes and Local Changes in Granville
Granville society items report Miss Stenne man visiting in Hopedale and Miss Mauffair going to Pennsylvania for winter study. Mrs. Sickenger’s illness worsens. Ben Tomlin, former principal, has died. W & Hawthorne horses sold to J A Brockaw who will move to Michigan. Dr H Young jailed for selling liquor to minors. paid fines. Past lamp lighter W H Lucas cut lamp ped posts to light from ground, easing street lighting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sucher
Stenneman
Hopedale
A W. Hopkins
Misse
Mauffair
Pennsylvania
Frank Sickenger
R. T. Wilson
A. W. Hopkins
Front Street
The
Granville
Ben Tomlin
Tomlin
Mrs McVay
Homer McVay
Henry
Elmer Foley
Crowley
Young
Lamp Posts Safe From Hanging Threats in Local Notice
The Gazette reports that lamp posts are not to be used for hangings or site postings. The Bureau letter notes no intent to employ lamp posts for such purposes and asserts ongoing use limited to lighting. The piece also mentions local business changes and a ferry arrangement under review by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Heniy Republican
Frank Ruberg
iSite Livery
Harvey Clark
Welker & Clark
Regi Homes
Ienepin
Walkes
Hennspim
Lastag
E. V. Mee
Salt Lake
Te Houra
B. H. Saleeg
B. B. Johncoa
Johmson
Amy Manuel
Johnson
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iStrawn
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Epworth League
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Inom
Tom
Strawn
Fam McNabb
Mth
UUL
Strauss Bros
Smelis & Defenbaugh
W. H. Lucas
Morphew Hardware CO
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