Magnolia Notes Enduring Winter Social News Jan 1912
Magnolia Illinois community notes report visitors and illnesses including Mrs Sweet and Roscoe Judd, a Jan 25 Ladies Aid meeting, and a wedding Edna Phillips to Elmer Smith at Lacon. Installations for Masons and Eastern Star, a banquet, and plans for Sunday school officers mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
R. W. Spencer
J Dunne
Marion French
Peoria
Sweet
J. S. Phillips
Robert Mann
Chicago
T Deans
Bert
O. Hiatt
Daniel McKirgan
Metamora
Ollie Spencer
John Straton
Nebraska
M J French
J Straton
French
Nis
Truesight Spectacle Co
Magnolia
Masonic Hall
Helen Gienn
Alice Borgstede
Perry Dakin
F E Smith
Manife Hull
Gladys Ray
Daniel McKurgan
Wierman
Louise Merritt
Lodge
Edna Phillips
Elmer Smith
Lacon
Henry Phillips
William Smith
Hyomei remedy promises quick catarrh relief
T J Segraves advertises Hyomei inhaler with a money back guarantee. A bottle costs 50 cents, full outfit one dollar, with relief claimed in minutes and days for catarrh, snuffles, and hawking. Available from Segraves and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Segraves
Installment night note from Wafer siblings and lumber offer
Roads are fine. We hope to answer each card in time and are grateful for your remembrance. Brother and Sister Will and Laura Wafer express appreciation. Also R W Spencer offers lumber sawed to order for $20 per M at his mill four and a half miles northwest of Magnolia, Oak and red elm not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
C. E. S. Brady
Neb
Star of Magnolia
Brady
Nebraska
Will
Laura Wafer
R. W. Spencer
Local notes from La Salle area reflect cold winter and social events
La Salle community reports include Mrs Sutherland shopping in La Salle, Hennepin basketball victory at Swaney 67 to 16, numerous small gatherings, school activities, and a series of fires and medical updates. Marriage of Carrie Mason and John Engle drawing 100 guests, Rev Bell and local clergy involvement, and residents traveling to Champaign for a short course. Also notes on repairs, sales, and new pastor Rev Vernon in Venona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sutherland
la Salle
Charles Stockhaus
W C T. LU
Alice Tomlins
Miss Mallary
Hennepin
Swaney
John Johnson
Josiah Tomlinson
Sutherland
F E. Smith
Laura Smith
Edna Wilson
Alice Tomlinson
Granville
W B Mills
W G Griffith
Harry Stansell
Alfred
Arthur Wilson
Champaign
Miss Moreland
Wcti UU
McNabb
H I Beck
Frank Kays
T J Smith
Miss Brennemann
Chanville
Chicago
Ernest Mrnly
Wm Mason
Carrie
John W Engle
Vera Harter
Morrine Hoge
Viola Gants
Beulah Kemp
Oliver Mason
Harry
F P Harvey
Harvey
W. W. Howe
St. Francis Hospital
Peoria
Venona
Newark
Ori Hoge
Sky Pilot
M. E
Wiley
Methodist Church
Harry Bell
Kankakee
Wenona
Opera House
Monk
Ralph Harmon
George 8
Monser
Streator
Harmon
Wenona and Lostant Local Notes Chronicle Cold Week
Miss Olive Vendegrift and Mr Lawrence Boshell were married in Ottawa on Wednesday January 3. Henry Rowan and society members were elected to posts at the Ryan Zelical association meeting. Extremely cold weather brought deep frost with 22 degrees below zero in parts as icemen worked. Local visits included Mrs Hill convalescent, Charley Buffin returning from York state, and many relatives staying with or visiting Wenona and Lostant residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flant
Toluca
Carl Simontoh
Mary Moreland
Allen Coe
Cassel
Granville
James Dean
M. J. French
Claybaugh
Dwight
Roseville
Elizabeth Kline
S Lundy
Wenona
Varna
Wierman
McNabb
L. Wierman Frank Roberts
Chicago
T J Smith
Henry
Harvey Ramage
Dana
W J Allen
Lanier
Frank Smith
Lostant
Charley Buffin
York State
S H_ Hill
R W Phillips
Melvin
Miss Walsh
Nebraska
Frances Henning
Alice Barger
Muscatine
Alice Hartenbower
Skeels
David Williamson
Cole Camp
James Patterson
Samuel Griveyard
Wits
Brennen Bros
Bert
James Whalen
Williams
Hill
B. Comisky
Ross Parret
Farmer City
Evan
George Fulmer
Peoria
al Marshall
Stansell
Friay
Wm. Fyffe
Sterling
Col
Guy Barber
Rock Island Railroad
Ryan-! Zelical Association of
Richland
Victor Baker
Henry Rowan
Wm. Schultz
Wm. Rose
Charles Schroeder
Arthur Shawbuck
Wm. Deurefn
Visit to Campbell Shields in Prairie Era Notes
F P Shields of Tamora Nebraska visits his elderly father Campbell Shields near Oxbow. The trip from Tamora to Ellis County Oklahoma involved heavy snow and severe cold. Campbell Shields, aged nearly 80, is bedridden with Brights disease. relatives describe his frail condition and hopeful spirits during the arduous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Shields
P Shields
the Lyre
Tamora
Neb
Oxbow
Tas Lyres
Ellis _county
Okla
Gage
R.&1
Santa Fe
Bright
Res
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A B Wilson
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W G Allen
Ottawa
J. Price
Roy Eddingfield
Roy
Richard Spencer
Wood
Henry Smalls
Calvin Freeman
J W
Ed Mathis
Joseph Boyle
S B Mitchell
Rollin Swindler
Charles Trone
Tyler
J M Mans
Imarshal
Helen Glenn
Martha
Nan Guinea
Electa
Leora Jewell
Warden
Sue Lundy
Sentinel
S$ B Mitchell
Hattie Wierman
A. Techt
Mr. Bronn
Margaret Baldérgon
Hattie Rymer
Harriet Eddingfield
Mr. Branworth
Mamie Full
Ollie Roberts
D. PD
Castoria
What Is
T. J. Segraves
Hyomei
DR. King
A. J. Ironmonger
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Calle
Allen B. Smith
Mr. Church
Lois Holcomb
L. B. Elliston, M. D
KR. G. Dakin
Magnolia, Ill
W. A. Simmons
ILI
Centenary Hospital
Oliver Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Pileuniéeel Society
St. Louis
Ina Beat
I Na
Cols. A. P
A. J. Chilf
Chichester’s
Chichester
Tepikmond
N. Adams St
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