Magnolia Tax Payers and Community Notes
Magnolia Illinois community notices show Charles HB Willey announcing tax book collection at McNabb on Thursdays and Magnolia on Saturdays, with flexibility. Social items include Goldie Simonton as Sunday guest, Rebecca's Triumph party hosted by Marie Dunne, a successful high school play, Bessie Defenbaugh's fifteenth birthday surprise, and thanks to gift givers. Putnam lodge K of P plans its third annual ball February 10 at the Masonic hall with Seelig's orchestra. tickets one dollar, spectators twenty-five cents. committee members Frank N. Glover, Walker Johnston, and Burt Simonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Simonton
Rebecca
Marie Dunne
Bessie Defenbaugh
P. Ball
Putnam Lodge
Brother Grouch's Line-Up Club Feud Recounted by Ma Grouch
Ma Grouch laments a Line-Up club dispute over Lon Emmons and a written record. She accuses Pa Grouch of deception and seeks fair words to describe his missteps. The piece portrays community friction and a personal defense of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Grouch
Dory
Lon Emmons
Town Letter From Old Fifty Also Proposes Club Rules
A rambling town letter criticizes Pa Grouch and others, urges moral reform, and public dalliance with a local Irish girl. The writer pledges duty to expose wrongs, hints at railroad concerns, and proposes club rules including fining Doc Simmons and injections for gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchwield Pedadogue
Hyar
Arkansas
Pa Grouch
Balancin
Rulin
Doc Simmons
Croup Care Advised After Delayed Medical Help
A Grandmother figure writes of closing off escape and letting hot air fill a space, then notes how delays in treating croup can be dangerous and urges keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house for quick doses to children. The ad ends promising the remedy is pleasant to take and sold by A. J. Ironmonger, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. J
Magnolia area notes and community events
Cordelia Wilson and Nira Beck Sundayed at home this week. M. A. Wilson visited his daughter in Fairbury on Monday. Four sled loads attended a Magnolia high school play last Friday evening. Local residents visited friends, attended church events, and prepared for upcoming school and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Wilson
Nira Beck
M. A. Wilson
Fairbury
Reeves Shinn
Magnolia High School
Leland Griffith
Charles Lee
W. G. Griffith
F. E. Smith
Wenona
Charles McCoy
Varna
J. N. Wilson
Venona
Hennepin
Magnolia Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Champaign
Toluca News Briefs Reflect Local Turmoil and Transitions
A sneak thief stole a knife and $0, plus an overcoat, from J. W. Yavlinoffer at the Spires hotel in Toluca. Harry Roseberry, a harness shop worker for Clarence Conrad, vanished last Thursday evening with creditors unsettled. George Boers resigns from the Great Western and plans to move to Benton Harbor Mich. Washington's trained animal vaudeville at Jensen theater on Feb 4 and 5. Toluca enjoys a boom as mines run full time. Mr and Mrs Wm Costello attend their son Josephs wedding to Miss Etta Raymond at a Toluca Catholic church. Christian church protracted meetings close with 29 conversions, 17 baptisms. Evangelist W H Harding honored with a purse of 125. Woodmen expect 40 new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toluca
Spires
J. W. Yavlinoffer
Harry Roseberry
Clarence Conrad
George Boers
Great Western
Etta Raymond
Christian Church
W. H. Harding
Lostant Social Notes Brighten Civic Scene
J A Whitney and H C Barton visited Chicago while Misses Delany of Peru stayed with Mrs John Fitzgerald. Locals travel to weddings, births, and moves. Pauline Patterson visited Granville sister. W C T U discussed Social Purity. Fred Patterson sale netted 5900. Mrs Potter and daughter moved to Kansas. George Berry and Tom Vittatoe linked with Lostant friends. Harvey Dittus to Belvidere. Educational and theatrical plans teased for Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Barton
Chicago
Delany
Peru
John Fitzgerald
Henry
Christ Mylenbusch
Iowa
Jessie
Nora Robinson
George Berry
James Davey
George MacDermott
Champaign
Tom Vittatoe
Peoria
Potter
Wm. Downey
Kansas
Lena Grivey
Emma Walling
Wm. Clark
Pontiac
Wright
Sarah
Emma Phillips
Flanagan
Austin Garvin
John
William Davey
Lostant
Pauline Patterson
Granville
O’blanchie Patterson
Merritt
Fred Patterson
E. W. Phillips
A. L. Boyle
Harvey Dittus
Belvidere
Dittus
Foley Honey and Tar Cures Harsh Cold Symptoms
A. J. Ironmonger promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick relief for hoarse coughs chest pain and congested lungs from cold. The remedy claims to stop coughing heal the chest and ease congestion and provide rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. J
Local Social Notes and Events From Granville Area
Conrad Baker and wife visit from Tampico with Pletsch and Naumann families. Stansell Matern sale of red hogs at McNabb with top bid of 150 dollars. Oyster supper discussed by gun club members. John Naumann and family at John Strack’s in Granville. Miss Mary Zellmer returns from Peru. Charles Gallaher and wife from Chicago for a week’s outing. Miss Eunice Gunn visits Frank Mudge’s Cedar Point. Will and Mrs Leitschuh welcome 11 pound baby born January 24. Mrs Naumann improves. George Leitschuh and Florence Horton marry in Hennepin. Mary Bishop returns to Granville after a week with her brother. Kreider leads Endeavor meeting. Rachel Anderson ill early in week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Baker
Tampico
Pletsch
Naumann
Stansell & Matern
McNabb
Gun Club
John Naumann
John Strack
Granville
Mary Zellmer
Peru
Charles Gallaher
Chicago
Eunice Gunn
Frank Mudge
Cedar Point
Will Leitschuh
Theodore Naumann
George Leitschuh
Florence Horton
Hennepin
George
Mary Bishop
Will
Kreider
Rachel Anderson
Granville Echo local business deals and events
Pauline Patterson visits Lostant with sister Blanche while W H Morris gains control of Koca grocery and starts leadership Feb 1. Koehler and Keller sell to Kewin and Hockings who take over Feb 1. Peter Kratz 80 acre Mendota farm sells for 287 per acre. National Tube works plans 325090 plant improvements at Kewanee. Burns anniversary celebration at town hall noted. Judge Mills conducts county court. Stan dard case fines 200 and 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Pauline Patterson
Lostant
Blanche
Whitney Bank
W. H. Morris
Koca
Mr. Morris
Bobby Burns
Judge Mills
Koehler & Keller
Kewin & Hockings
Mr. Kewin
South Wilmington
Mr. Hockings
Braceville
Peter Kratz
Mendota
Cook
Kewanee
National Tube Works
Public Sale on Livingston Roberts Homestead
A detailed farmer's sale announces livestock and farm implements at the Livingston Roberts homestead 234 miles north of MAE and 2.4 miles south of Magnolia on Monday February 7 1010 at 10 o clock. The catalog lists horses cattle hogs implements hay and household goods with terms of sale including cash and credit options and listed auctioneers and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Roberts
MAE
Magnolia
J. I. Case
Ohio
Portland
Rhode Island
John Murphy
Cols
A. P. Child
H. Child
Ralph McCulloch
Dakin and Rolley
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Magnolia Bank
Illinois
Northern Illinois Co-Operative
Allen B. Smith
G. W. Keller
Henry, Ill
the Republic
Henry, III
Magnolia Department
Charles HB
Willey
Magnolia Township
Ill
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Quaker Lane
Ida Shultz
Milton Mills
Grant Sibley
James Gerrald
Wm. Seibert, Jr
Frances Willey
Independence
Charlie Bush
Mr. Bush
John Swaney
the Swaney High School
Old Maids
J. P. Sossman
Cornelius
N. G
Bucklen
Amica
A. J. Tronmonger
Charles Meyer
Keokuk
Frank Hetrick
Lela Allen
Charles Odekirk
Mary Allen
H. B. Allen
Jessie Reichwine
Joseph Allen
Riley
M. W. A. Hall
Woodcraft
J. A. Whitney
MT. Palatine
What Is
Castoria
Murray
New York City
United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Magnolia, Ill
BACO
Ussvan
Potter & Potter
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Live Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirulogical Society
St. Louls
Ina Bank
Ina, Ill
BH. F. Mongeau
W. H. Weathers
Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital
Fhones
Magnolia and
McNabb Centals
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
E.h.ghild
Real Estate and Insurance
Tonica
Internal Revenue
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