Magnolia Chronicle Notes And Visits In February 1912
Local Magnolia notes report Mrs A Phillips ailing, Samuel Potter recovering, and Daisy Griffin visiting Venona relatives. Many travel and visit with relatives across Wenona Port erfield Bloomington McNabb Metamora Granville Losantville and Streator. A charity fish fry Woodmen event and vaccination efforts are noted alongside church arrivals and the death of Dr C Taylor of Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Phillips
J. S. Phillips
Daisy Griffin
Venona
Lottie Stange
Porterfield
Noah Caldwell
Oglesby
Samuel Potter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jewell
Ross Claybaugh
Chas Henderson
Tiskilwa
Wm Simoxnton
Mary Piper
McNabb
Ella Kays
H Merritt
Louise
Bloomington
Chenoa
John McKirgan
Henry
Steele
Eggleston
Streator
Eli Burnsworth
Granville
Whith Willé
Wm Simonton
Knoblauich
Metamora
Lostant
C. ¥. Taylor
Magnolia
Taylor
Magnolia Township Tax Collector Announces Weekly Receipts
Fred L. Defenbaugh states he has received the books and blanks and will receipt taxes for Magnolia township. He will be at McNabb on Thursdays and at Robert Mann & Co.'s store the rest of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Township
McNabb
Robert. Mann & Co
Fred L. Defenbaugh
Lumber Price Notice at Magnolia Mill
Lumber offered at 20 per M sawed to order at R W Spencer’s Magnolia Illinois mill four miles NW Oak and red elm excluded. Notice dated November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
R. W. Spencer
Ill
Vinci Urged as Greatest Medicine on Earth
Evansville resident testifies that Vinci cured five months of pulmonary trouble and hemorrhages after best doctors failed. He praises Vinci to others and offers a money back guarantee if it does not reach the seat of trouble, heal inflammation, or stop the cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Vinci
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Nebraska Woman
Mrs Susis Templeton of Hooper Nebraska testifies she suffered five years from female troubles. After seven bottles she reports full recovery, did heavy work for eighteen boarders, and would not take $1000 to return to illness.
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Hooper
Nebraska
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Susis Templeton
Pinkham
Election of Officers in Brother Grouch Line-Up Club
The secretary reports the annual meeting on January 14 1912 elected Pa Grouch as president Ben Walker as vice president Billy McCullom as secretary Fred Smalls as treasurer Archie Clark as marshal Charley Baker as inner sentinel Riley Roberts as outer sentinel Dock Simmons as wind jammer Sam Defenbaugh as chower and spitter in chief with a committee to oversee games. Meetings will be held every Saturday night at Ben Walker’s pool room.
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Grouch Club
Pa Grouch
Ben Walker
Billy McCullom
Fred Smalls
Archie Clark
Marshal
Charley Baker
Inner Sentinel
Riley Roberts
Outer Sentinel
Dock Simmons
Sam Defenbaugh
Chower
Spitter
Gack Whest Dean
Fred Thompson
Jake Piper
Henry Republican
Brother Grouch
Hew Kidd
Rollin Swindler
Bob Wells
Granville
Bob Allen
George Borgstede
Clark
Wells
Missouri
Brother Hen Kidd
Henry Kidd
James
Local Notes From Peoria To Magnolia Gatherings
Abel and Perry Mills attended the electrical show in Peoria and visited relatives. Woodmen brethren held a fish fry at Magnolia hall Saturday night. H E Beck moved to Granville Tuesday to establish a home there. A smallpox scare prompts vaccination fashion and arm carrying. G L Y club dined with Edna Wilson last Saturday and plan an event at Swaney schoolhouse next Friday evening February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swaney
Granville
L. Mills
Milton Mills
Tonica
Miss Brennemann
Miss Walker
Wenona
Rachel Barton
Lostant
W B Mills
Bloomington
Miss Mallory
Freeport
Louise Kern
Rockford
Esther
Edna Beck
Streator
Elizabeth Massie
Lone Tree
F E. Smith
W. G. Griffith
Annawan
Farmers’ Institute
Frank Koehler
Turner Mills
University of Illinois
Russell Tomlinson
Forrest Willey
Cora McShane
Priscilla
Elliston
Magnolia
Peterson
Varta
Swaney School
Alex McKirgan
Henry
Henry King
Michigan
T. J. Smith
Champaign
Abel
Perry Mills
Peoria
H. E. Beck
G. L. Y. Club
Edna Wilson
Granville Poultry Show a Decided Community Boom
Granville hosts its first poultry show drawing wide local and regional entries. Dozens of fanciers from Granville and nearby towns compete with White Rocks Brown Leghorns and more. Winners include M E Newburn Hennepin and Does Lostant with grand sweepstakes. organizers report bills paid and plans to continue in 1912.
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Granville
Granville Echo
Does
Lostant
Stier
Wyoming
Koehler
Turner
Mills and Kerns
McNabb
Paxson
Newburn
Tures
Raley
Stewartson
Hennepin
Fleming
Peru
M E Newburn
Wil Does
Frank Koehler
George Koehler
Will Does
Turner Mills
Henry Moet
Oglesby
Henry Phieler-of
Brady
Tonica
Ollie Moore
Thursaday
Rhode Island
Losant Local Social News and Illness Roundup
Miss Alice Barber has been ill since returning from Iowa. Several neighbors and relatives are listed as ill or visiting, with like notes on guests from Chicago and Minnesota. A longtime Losant resident, Mrs. Grady, died and was buried at Wenona. Cards of thanks and social visits fill the week with parties, readings, and showers for upcoming brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Palatine
Rolley
Gustav Miller
J. B. Bush
Hennepin
Michael
Fred Dose
Iowa
South Dakota
Chester Powell
Peter Pruhne
McCabe
Granville
C. Huths
W C Does
Frank Koehler
Mr Smith
Elna Davis
Michael Wolf
Mary Zellmer
Earl Davis
Mother
Lostant
Alice Barber
C Grivey
Walter
Irs
Mary Schrumpf
Minnesota
Dollie Skeels
Chicago
Alma Hartenbower Co
J. Beach
Deer Grove
Oscar Frazier
Indiana
Urban Eberley
Eva Burgess
Ethel Burgess
Ella Ryan
Leonore
McDaniels
Streator
J E Woolsoncroft
Roberts
Fred Zilm
S. Groat & Foley
Bloomington
Mary Dagner
Ora Curtis
Piper City
Emma Bronn
Margaret Richards
B Comisky
Elvin Spring
Rockford
Melvin Brock
Milton White
Wenona
Marjorie Hangs
J E. Bangs
E. H. Hattan
John Miller Hansen
W. H. Buren
Miss Sarah
John
Tampico
Anna
Wi. Hasselman
Violet
la Salle
Laura Patterson
Ll. H. C. Club
Spen T
Hose
Emily Bronn
Union
J. A. Whitney
Antoinette Wilson
L. H
Obituary of Charles Otis Adams Passes After Illness
Charles Otis Adams of Lostant born May 18 1873 died January 20 1912 after long illness with complications. Only son of C P Adams and wife Mary Ethel Lippiset born November 5 1899. Survived by aged mother two sisters Mrs Sallee Rock Falls and Mrs Edna Ruble Wichita Kans and several children including Robert Root Lavina and Edna. Woodmen provided funeral with burial honors.
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Cc. O. Adams
Charles Otis Adams
C. P. Adams
Mary Ethel Lippiset
Robert
Root Lavina
Edna
Leaves
Remedy for croup promoted to parents with home vapor
A 50 cent bottle of HYOMEI is advertised as a home remedy to treat croup and stop choking before a doctor arrives. Instructions urge preparing a boiling bowl vapor and sending for a physician if needed, claiming the product has saved many children and is sold by T J secure and druggists everywhere.
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T. J. Secure and Druggists
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