Local Notes From Magnolia and Henry Community
The Republican reports social visits and illness in Magnolia Henry and nearby towns. Mrs H By Ramage and Mr Mrs M Mitchell and wife, Iowa visitors, Misses Detenbaugh visiting Barville, Elliston siblings in Prince ton, and many relatives summering near Dwight Clyde Bloomington and Manitou. Lost watch near Henry and a red sweater coat near Sandy Creek requested return to local offices and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Coe
Henry
Mrz
Chenoa
C. H. Merritt
Florence Extrom
Frank Moffitt
Martin Mulverhill
Frank Funk
Iowa
Grosscup
Klindly
R.A. Ward
G. A. Morphewaid
Lackland
Walnut Grove
George
Lovisa Freeman
Bloomington
Lovisa
Sandy Creek
Oscar Hiatt
French
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Bert Ehringer
Roberta Roberts
Chicago
Ehringer
Roberta
Tour Through South Dakota by National Press Association
A special four-Pullman train leaves Chicago for South Dakota on June 27 6 p m journeying to Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown Aberdeen and Huron. The trip features city welcomes a five course luncheon and a six to seven course banquet with toasts. At Redfield armed men halt the train and loot occupants. the incident ends with a cliffhanger note for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Union Depot
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux Falls
Kampeska Hotel
Press Association
Commercial Club
Kamipeskai
Jake
Watertown
Aberdeen
Huron
Beadle County
Redfield
Lumber for sale from Magnolia mill by R W Spencer
Lumber supplied ready sawn to order for twenty dollars per thousand board feet at the Magnolia Illinois mill four miles northwest of town. Oak and red elm excluded. Signed R W Spencer Magnolia Ill November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
R. W. Spencer
Ill
English Friends to Hold Summer Conference at McNabb
A three day gathering near McNabb at the Yearly Meeting house hosts English Friends from Woodbrook London with Edith M. Winder of Swarthmore College. The Young Friends association sponsors sessions July 17 to 19 featuring talks on membership, worship, and the Adult School Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbrook School
London
States
Young Friends Association
Edith M. Winder
Swarthmore College
Young Friends’ Movement
A. Barratt Brown
Corder-Gatchpool
Corder-Catchpool
A. Barratt ‘Brown
Henry
T.silcock
Greathouse Morris ties the knot in Peoria
Delbert Morris and Ina Greathouse were married in Peoria by A H Otmah at 1 o clock on Thursday July 4 1912. Attendants were C A Lormis best man and Miss Tacy Morris bridesmaid. They return home after July 10 with many friends extending congratulations hoping for a long happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greathouse-Morris
Delbert Morris
Miss Ina
Greathouse
Peoria
A. H. Otmah
C. A. Lormis
Miss. Tacy Morris
John Greathouse
Elwood Morris
Pioneer Woman Caroline Wire Smith Dies at 78
Caroline Wire Smith born April 23 1834 near Little York PA died July 4 1912 at Bureau Illinois. She married William Smith July 22 1856 in Coshocton Ohio and had five children two daughters surviving. She lived in Illinois for 30 years and in western Nebraska in later years. A veteran promoter of patriotism and a leader in the Keystone Woman's Literary association she was active in church charity and community life. Funeral in Hennepin Congregational church with Grand Army post honors and interment at Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Wire
Little York
Bureau, Ill
Ohio
Coschocton
William Smith
John Weeks
Mark Leonard
Ilinois
Mendota
Hennepin
Nebraska
Lincoln
Keystone Woman's Literary Association
Riverside
R. Kidder Stetson
Congregational Church
Granville
Earl Taylor
Buda
Grand Army Post
Penters
Wm. Smith
John
Hennépin-and-Bureau
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Relief
A notice touts Foley Kidney Pills and Big Airgas tame peace ourg es as safe remedies for kidney and bladder troubles, backache and rheumatism. The ad claims no harmful or habit forming drugs and urges trust in the medicine’s beneficial effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Local notes recount visits and gatherings at Henry and McNabb
Quaker Lane and Lostant residents visited Hennepin and Henry. families, travelers, and a Danish picnic marked the Fourth of July. A quiet wedding, church events, and a Friends meeting near July 17 are listed along with local business trips, camping at Lake Senachwine, and community news from McNabb and Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker
Russell Tomlinson
Hennepin
Roy
Bumgarner
Watkins
George Ziegier
Eastern Star
Magnolia
Order
Lawrence
Frank Koehler
W L. Mills
Will
J. C. Sutherland
J. H. Price
Harold Sutherland
Henry
Bumgarners
Walnut Grove
Lake Senachwine
John
Arthur Wilson
Plano
Sarah Spargrove
Chicago
Harold
Hartford
Wis
L. A. Webb
Cromwell
Coggehall
C Franklin
Canada
Mary Smith
J. H. Taggart
Venona
Helen Colehower
Bloomington
John Swaney
Harry Stansell
Bess Davidson
Esther Boy’e
Deer Park
Alfred Wilson
Granville
Bailey’s Falls
Kathryn
Mary Griffith
Leota Phillips
Lostant
Lewis Spalding
McNabe
Delbert Morris
Miss Greathouse
Young Friends Association
Friends Meeting House
England
America
Denmark
Florid City Notes and Socials Report
Clarence Clemens visits with parents and Mrs. Harry Wilson hosts her father Mr Collins. Residents Gilue Sao Bec Mrs Willis Deininger and Bernica spent last Saturday with relatives. Mae Edly and children return to Peoria Monday after month with her parents Daily. J B Albert and Isaac Reichwine attend Mrs Smith funeral in Hennepin. Yeoman of Florid host ice cream social at the school Saturday evening. Mrs M Daily plans to visit Peoria this week. Subscribe for The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florid
Clarence Clemens
Harry Wilson
Collins
Sani
Joa Cle Sin i Sori
Gilue Sao Bec
Willis Deininger
Bernica
Mae Edly
Peoria
J.B. Albert
Isaac‘Reichwine
M. Daily
Granville Bank Runs Claim Safety Amid Depositor Confidence
Reports cite a severe run on the Granville bank with about $650,000 withdrawn in gold while cash reserves remain strong. Cashier Pletsch and G W Hunt sped to La Salle with $26,000, and Hon. A. W. Hopkins sought further funds in Chicago. Officials insist the bank is sound and ready to meet any withdrawal requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville-Behow
Granville Bank
Cout
Friddy
Pletsch
G W. Hunt
la Salle
A. W. Hopkins
Chicago
Continental Bank
Berlin farm sale to Hoffmann Baker at $145 per acre
Granville records Col Child sold the Berlin farm to Anton Hoffmann and Conrad Baker of Lostant for 145 dollars an acre. Anton had previously sold it at 132.50, earning about 1,000 on the quarter in a few years. Dr Hanson vacated. Chauncey to drive Cadillac faster until return. Harold Holly, 3, underwent a complex tonsil and adenoid operation in La Salle and is recovering at home. Fireman Charlie Okedirk suffered a severe wrist cut from falling glass at Sunday's blaze. Dr Taylor treated him. Daniel Peterson, 82, died in Granville on July 3 after a long illness. burial at Hennepin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Echo
E. D. Holly
la Salle
Charlie Okedirk
Taylor
Daniel Peterson
Granville
Hennepin
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sainted by Patient Letter
A Ottumwa Iowa resident Harriet E Wampler writes of long term pain headaches weakness and low mood seeking relief. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health improvement and notes the company will respond to inquiries with confidential guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gok Fae
Harriet E. Wampler
S. Ramm Street
Ottumwa
Iowa
Lydia E. Pi
Lydia E. Pinkham
Easter Boy Stallion License Notice Illinois 1906
Public stallion license notice for Easter Boy, color sorrel, 1800 pounds, foaled 1906, No 15713 in the Draft Stud Book. Examined by Dr. Gebhardt as sound. License expires April 1913. Owner Dan Horrom, standing at home north of Henry, Illinois. Fees and terms specify insurance, forfeits, and responsibility for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chett Sorrel
Stre—Attila
Vera
Gebhardt
Public
Illinois
J. K. Dickingons
Henry
Ma Dan Horrom
Breeding Record for Mare Billie Thomas Mi Is of Dark Brown Color
Mare Billie Thomas Mi Is of dark brown color born 1894 with weight 1400 and six full siblings. Dam Possum Pie, with breeding history and foal record. Stallion to stand for service in Illinois. license expires. Details include mare care, tests, and emergency precautions.
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Ame Crvic
Ilinois
Ucense
Pepe KI
Dickirsog
Henry
Ansure
Mare
Dave
Geo
Vail
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Henry Auto Co
Henry, Il
Friends Yearly Meeting House
McNabb
Henry Republican
John Wards
Flossie Stirnes
Joseph Boman
Central
McNabb Telephone Co
F. C. Pearce
Princeton
Kewanee
Irving Pearce
Frank
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
Ramon Snes A
John F.tarter
Laez
McNabbfilix
Be ‘Elliston
Ge "Dakin
Wears Simmons
Cénténar ‘Hospital
Olive Street
Bank, Barnes
Loutei Metico Chirurlgcal 'Society
Louts
Na. Bank
Ina
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Stalin State
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Billie Thomas
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