Local Notes From McNabb and Nearby Areas
Bill Bone visits friends here along with Mrs. Ben Law of McNabb. Sickness is widespread as doctors remain busy. Mrs. Henry Hailey improves after illness, Grandma Walker also shows some improvement. C B E Griffin of Whitefield visits relatives in the area. The eighth grade adapts under new management. Lizzie Stuart plans to return to Philadelphia. Earl Wilkins, once severely ill with bone consumption, is able to move about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bone
Ben Law
McNabb
Henry Hailey
Grandma Walker
C. B E. Griffin
Whitefield
Lizzie Stuart
Philadelphia
Earl Wilkins
Wedding Bells Near on Clear Creek and Town News
Wedding bells near on Clear Creek as Fred Dagner away on vacation with Fred Defenbaugh taking his place at Dagner butcher shop. Potter and Potter settling into new telephone building, and Royal Neighbors install officers in Magnolia. Three deaths reported including John Golden and Mrs Hull. Taft named post office in Putnam county, and Masonic hall hosts joint O B 8 S and A F A M installations with Effie McKindley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
Fred Dagner
Fred Defenbaugh
Dagner
Potter & Potter
John Golden
Hull
Henry King
Vivan Haws
Mary Lundholm
Henry
Minnesota
Taft
Stanford
Uncle Sam
Putnam County
United States
Masonic Hall
Magnolia
O. B
A. F
A. M
Effie M. McKindley
Helen Glenn
Minnie E. Mathis
Bro
Otto
Boyle
Electa
Order
Star of Magnolia Chapter
Glenn
Joint Masonic and Magnolia Lodge Installation Noted
Deputy Beade of Chicago installed officers as Magnolia and Star of Magnolia lodges held joint rites on the 18th with Worthy Grand Matron Effie M. McKindley directing and numerous officers installed. A banquet followed for 108 guests, then a death notice recalls Mrs. Henry King born Naomi Louise Norris in Oxbow on July 8 1874 who died January 16 1909 aged 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Beade
Chicago
Ed Spangler
Magnolia
Magnolia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Star of Magnolia
Masanic Hall
Effie M. McKindley
Morris
Helen Glenn
Lara Wafer
S. B. Mitchell
Alice Borgstede
Jessie Hmans
Gustav Otto
Hattie Hillabrand
Lou Sammons
Ada
Mary French
Ruth
Ada Dakin
Esther
Leta Ward
Martha
Nan Gurnea
Electa
Clara Boyle
Warder
Pearl Smalls
Sentinel
George Hillabrand
Minnie Roberts
Marshal
Mary Glenn
Hattie Wierman
McKindley
Glenn
Wm. H. Beade
Masons
R. Spencer
W. M
Perry Dakin
S. W
W. H. Wafer
J. W
R. L. Swindler
R. A. Ward
S. D
C. F. Morphew
J. D
H. L. Smalls
W. H. Weathers
J. S
G. A. Morphew
Tyler
J. M. Bmans
William L Golden obituary from Magnolia Illinois
William L Golden born August 8 1826 near St Clareville Ohio died January 15 1909 at his Magnolia Illinois home aged 82 years 5 months 7 days He came to Illinois in 1850 settled first at Tonica then Magnolia where he resided Married Octava Delphia in 1848 They had ten children and twenty three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral Saturday at the M E church Rev J R Taylor officiating Interment in Magnolia cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
King
Maiien
Naomia Louise Norris
Dott Norris
McNabb
Missouri
Ora Mathis
Magnolia
Belle Horrom
Henry
Willard, Norris
William L. Golden
St. Clareville
Ill
Illinois
Tonica
Octava Delphia
Mary
S. J. White
Venona
Malissa
John Smock
All, Neb
Jennie
Albert Richardson
Varna
John
Lostant
William Golden
Ludlow
Ida
J. Piper
George
Charles
Clara
S. Glenn
M. BE
J. R. Taylor
Magnoliar Cemetery
Swaney Beats Vena High in Basketball Clash
Swaney boys defeated Vena High 52 to 24 last Friday night at the Consolidated gym. The game followed a Cham paign trip for local players and comes with family attendance at several recent funerals. Orchards, shows, and club meetings are noted, including a Reading Circle at F. E. Smith’s home and funeral services for Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Griffith
W. R. Mills
R. Bumgarner
Champaign
College of Agriculture
Helen
Mason Wilson
Dakin
Schoenneshoefer
Reading Circle
F. E. Smith
Venona High School
Consolidated
Swaney Boys
Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Colic Cholera Diarrhea
The Chamberlain's remedy is advertised as a long used, trusted cure for colic cholera and diarrhoea. Sold by A J Tronmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. J. Tronmonger
Mrs Gallaghr 75 Dies. Funeral Held at Union Grove
Mrs Gallaghr died after a long illness at home last Wednesday. Funeral services were conducted at her residence Friday by Rev Brink of Hennepin with Keller of Henry in charge. She is buried in Union Grove cemetery. She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Bessia Heath a son Mack and six grandchildren. Also notes Lela Allen’s 18th birthday and a local postal shower. The sick list shows Mrs Templeton still poorly with a trained nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallaghr
Brink
Hennepin
Keller
Henry
Union Grove
Bessia Heath
Mack
Mr. Martin
Lela Allen
Cumberland
Pearson
Wenona
Indiana
Maurine Turner
Northwestern University
James McAllister
Urbana
Grange Fair
D. B. Wells
Emily I
Fawcett
Sara Fawcett
Raymond Whiting
Corning
Rozann Wilson
F. F. Thierry
Eliza Thierry
Dr King's New Discovery praised for lung cures and a local death
A Washington NC reader touts Dr King s New Discovery as a cure after many doctors failed. Separately Mrs Lydia Wilson wife of David Wilson dies at home after a life as Civil War nurse and active Quaker and Relief Corps member with services held and tributes read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. C. Floyd
Kershaw, S
Lydia Wilson
David Wilson
Kuh
Friends’ Society of Arrowsmith
Mae Parrett
Relief Corps
the Grange
The
Quakers’ Society
Wil
Granville Echo Briefs Packed With Local Notes And News
Local notices report a range of events from school personnel changes at Wenona High to Grange fair planning for Sept 15 17. J E Freebern travels south for health, Mrs B H Smith dies at 82, and property moves include Raymond Whiting family relocating west of town.
Simple Remedy for La Grippe and Local Fire Deaths
Simple remedy notes Foley's Honey and Tar for grippe coughs to prevent pneumonia and heal lungs. A.P. Ironmonger endorses the product. A second death occurred when Mrs. Pirko Toich burned while lighting a kerosene fire. coroner returns death from accidental burns. Firemen battled two other small blazes last week, one at Joe Gerth’s home and another near the Santa Fe bank cars. The Santa Fe double track work stopped due to cold. Peoria music shop Jensen & Jootsen listed 6308 Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. J. Ironmonger
Pirko Toich
Peterson
Joe Gerth
Santa Fe
Vinci cures a child after measles and pneumonia
Portland Maine father recalls a six year old daughter who grew thin and weak during illness. After starting Vinci the child rapidly gained health and strength, impressing the attending doctor who advised to keep it up. Vinci purportedly increases appetite and builds red blood. Sold by A J Ironmonger in Henry. Read The Republican for news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Vinci
J. W. Flagg
Henry
A. J. Ironmonger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry, Il
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
Magnolia Bank
Magnolia, Ill
J. H Massih
Griffith’s Laundry
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirulogical Society
St. Louis
Ina Bank
Ina
A. R. Kreger
Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
Calla
Ilu
Willard Norris
Dan Horrom
Ouvaker Lane
Abel
Elizabeth Mills
Oregon
Thomas Wilson
Creston
J. E. Taylor
Magnolia Camp
W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N. C
Ayer
Corn Products Refining Company
New York
Burial League of the
United States Capital
Ofice
Charles Clifford Doran
Henry, Ill
Henry Central
Chas. A. Wood
Putnam
Granville Echo
BH. C. Smith
Granville
Mary Reynolds
Hunt
Taylor
George Koehler
J. E
Freebern
Streator
Mr. Freebern
New Mexico
Victor Kays
Col
J. B. Bush
Springfield
Polly-Ticks
Toluca
Peoria
Jansen & Jootsen
Adams
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