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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
2
Magnolia society pages report visits from Jeriolotti Phillips and Curtis relatives from Perry Peru and Elgin. A Glorious Fourth parade and six day Chautauqua begin July 2 with tickets sold at the post office and Magnolia bank. Church notes, memorial and baccalaureate addresses, and community gatherings fill the week with parties, hunts, and social teas.
March program features Mrs Franklin Long Ladies Quartet and Mrs McAllister. Students Margaret Dunne Luisa Freeman Harminia Prussner Harriet Eddingfield present essays on success work and overcoming difficulties. Music by Mrs Franklin Miss Shockley Gladys Dakin and others with diploma presentation and benediction.
Varna Mary Lee Broaddus visited La con on Wednesday. Charles Foge was a business caller in Streator Thursday. George Clemens of Peoria visited Sunday. his brother Gus took him to Magnolia to see his wife and children. Mrs Bert Smith and Miss Louisa Merritt attended the Magnolia baccalaureate services Sunday evening. Pearl Rogers of Peoria visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Rogers. Ruby Griffin of Venona visited Mrs Ray Saltzman Saturday and Sunday. C Wright of Chicago and Mr Murphy of Momence visited Mrs D C Wright this week. West of Tioga Ill. has been in town on business the past week. Louis Clemens of Magnolia was in town Sunday en route to Peoria for school. Mrs Raymond Saltzman gave a party Saturday afternoon and evening from 2 to 12 pm. guests enjoyed the hostesses. Mr and Mrs Nick Barhke welcomed a daughter born Sunday May 3. Margaret Lackland and brother Warner of Magnolia visited at the Merritt home Saturday. A G Clemens of Washington was in town Monday.
An advertisement cites sick headaches biliousness piles and bad breath as signs of inactive bowels and promotes Rexall Orderlies for gentle effective relief, sold by the local store for 26 10 cents.
Sunday gatherings and weekly notices from Lostant and Richland area. Attendees include Sir H Johnson and family at the fan ral, Mrs Margaret Richards visiting Richland, Theodore Matthews in Chicago for eye treatment, and Miss Blanche Patterson's kitchen shower. Reports of farm losses near Sterling, funerals in Mendota, and local improvements around the Kelley grain office.
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