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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

2

Magnolia area social notes run through the week

Long list of visitors and locals from Henry Mendota Toluca Peoria and Eureka. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Hal McCullum Walter Kincaid and Ralph McCulloch among numerous callers. A June 22 Ladies Aid street fair booth No 1 offers hot coffee sandwiches ice cream and baked goods in Magnolia.

S. B. Swindler Chicago Walter” Kincaid Mendota Soas Hal McCullum Egoria Dr. Elliston Henry Williams Peoria Wasson Amboy A. Freeman Venona Mr. McGraw Streator Ralph Hecht Hattie Jones Toluca W. J. Allen Jewell Morphew Frank Griffin Lostant Ralph McCulloch Olpey Karl Varna Magnolia Bessie Ehringer R. A. Ward Ross Claybaugh Eureka Charles Wierman Marian Colorado M.L. Merritt Dwight Wierman Messrs Rafferty Bloomington Raw Beckwith Long Point Hill Lostans Tracy Skelton Eureka College James Taggart Burgess Gantz Wenona Ramage House

Lydia Pinkham remedy touted for female ailments in ads

An old advertisement features Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs. May Wyatt of Ashland Kentucky and Mrs Ella Johnston of Newark New Jersey for treating female troubles, displacement and related ailments. The piece urges readers to write for confidential advice to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Ashland Lydia EB. Pinkham May Wyatt United States Camden N. J Lydia B.pinkham Ella Johnston Vine St Lydia E. Pinkham

Community Notes Gather With Family and Friends

Local crowd fills Friends meeting house for a strawberry social. Neighbors visit, attend funerals for Mrs. Leonard Studgvin and HG Mills, and relatives travel from Decatur Peru Chicago and Mason City to share news and greetings across Wight town.

Funeral for Mrs Agiball B Studyvin Held at Christian Church

Mrs Abigail B Mullin born 1835 near Camden Ohio died after 16 days of paralysis. She left a husband Leonard Studyvin and six children including C J Studyvin Inez Hailey Clara Stewart Edwin and Bert plus Dollie Maddock. Burial at Henry Cemetery followed an 11 oclock service conducted by Rev Reichel with many floral tributes and six pallbearers.

Leonard Studyvin Christian Church Reichel Agiball B N. J. Maddock Paris Abigail B Mullin Camden Preble County Ohio Leonard Studgvin C J Studyvin Bowling Green Inez M. Hailey Clara-Stewart-of Magnolia Bert Chicago Dollie Maddock Henry Studgvin Putnam County Ilinois Mr. Studyvin J. Watercott J. J. Hartrey Atte B. Smith

Henry C. Mills Former Putnam County Judge Dies at 63

Henry C. Mills of Granville died at his home after a long illness at age 63. Born March 21, 1849 in Magnolia township, he served as Putnam County judge for several terms and was a Republican politician respected for probity and fair judgment. He married Hattie A. Badgley, and they lived on a 240 acre Magnolia farm.

Henry C. Mills Granville Putnam County Magnolia Township Eli R.mills Washington County Utnnam County Comon Lincoln University State Normal Heswas Hattie-A. Baidgiey St-Mary Magnolia I Mills Putnam

Funeral and community notices from Wenona and nearby

Obituary notes report a long illness and burial in Friends cemetery near McNabb. Local items celebrate a wedding at Maude White Hamm’s home and social gatherings, while officials discuss a Harvest Home Coming and interscholastic events in Henry and Sparland.

Miss Carrie E Mathis and Harold E Everly Wed in Evans ton

The marriage occurred Saturday at the bride’s mother home with Rev O F Jordan officiating. Edith Mathis served as bridesmaid and Ralph R Wells was best man. The couple left for Port Alegre Brazil where Everly directs manua l arts in the government school.

Interust Venona Caicago Record-Herald Carrie E. Mathis Brillen Mathis Central Street Evans‘ton Harold Ernest Everly Vandalia O. F. Jordan Vanston- Christian Church Feoria Columbia University

Obituary and local notices from Lostant and area

Robert Schoenneshoefer of Lostant died at 10 o clock last Friday night at the hospital in Streator following surgery for gall stones. He was a resident of Lostant for many years and is survived by his wife and one daughter. Funeral was held Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Lostant. Also noted: Matt McGrath suffered a breakdown from overwork and was treated by his brother and Dr. Harvey at a private sanitarium in Geneva. G W Burson and wife visited family in Lostant and proceeded home to Santa Paula. Jay Gants and wife of Houston, Texas, visit Edwin Gants and Verne Calhoun amid La Rose and Varna area school arrangements for next year.

Mason Wilson Monmouth Andrew Mills Decatur James Taggart Charles Burgess Mary W. Smith Fred Glover Magnolia F E. Smith Ralph Mills Oscar Bumgarner Beatrice Massie Mazon F E Smith Ae Fred Mudge Peru J. Wilson Friends Meeting House Ed Studyvin Henry Hatley Leonard Studgvin Henry Laura Smith Lucretia Franklin J. C. Sutherland la Sale Violet Esther Boyle Hennepin Bess Davidson Helen Smith Cora McShane Lostant Edna Wilson Guyserville Cal Kathryn Griffith Max Whitney Varna Beatrice Jenkins Chicago W. L. Mills Stam Colorado Henry Mills Sarah Cox Swaney School Hettie Vollinweider Nellie Mat Morrison Kansas City Bates Rwillad Mason’ City We. Mills M. Ge Griffith Sunde Maude Mary Stouffer Amboy Bloomington Miss Maude City of Peoria Pearl Congregational Church Mer. Galt Ed Paxson Glenn Raley Cecil Hotel Lavonne Stanton Blanche Patterson J. A. Whitney W. Mark Durley W. C. Patterson Sparland Frank P. Hamm Maude White Willa A. Stouffer Douglas Kas Weda Hartenbower Andrew Hartenbower Oklahoma Col Carl Countryman Teda J. W. Turner C. Greiner J. B. Bush W. Mark Dur Adam Deck de -Mills Rev. Galth Sivelye Charlie Zenor A. A. Waters M. B Robert Schoenneshoefer Streator Gail Stones Armer Cern Schoenneshoefer Matt McGrath Kgrath F. P. Harvey Geneva G. W. Burson Rachael Fosbender Monoat Santa Paula Jay Gants Houston Texas Edwin Gants Verne Calhoun la Rose

Lumber Mill Advertises Fair Sawed Lumber Prices

R W Spencer of Magnolia announces lumber for sale at 20 per thousand board feet. Mill located 4 miles northwest of Magnolia. Oak and red elm included. Ad notes household dispute humorously.

Magnolia R. Ww

Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Relief From Kidney Trouble

An old advertisement-style piece promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. It emphasizes neglect of kidneys leads to dropsy and irregular urine, and claims many family members have used the product with benefits. The ad urges trying the remedy and contrasts with other options.

Alame el al ‘Gani Dean Benetfited Iied Eee Bami

Varna Trader Delivers Angora Sheep to Toluca Buyer

S M Kohler of Varna arrived in Toluca last week and purchased a car load of angora sheep for Joel Haws. Carmine DiTomas, a coal shaft worker, broke his left wrist at work after a rock fell on it last Saturday. H B Ramage of Magnolia, hatter and Northern Illinois Co operative Burial association representative, visited Toluca Saturday and promotes new members for the old cooperative.

Toluca Star-Herald S. M. Kohler Varna Joel Haws Carmine DiTomas H. B. Ramage Magnolia Ramage Hatelman Northern Illinois Co-operative Burial Association

McCulloch Seeks Woodford County Treasurer Nomination

W C McCulloch of Eureka files for the Republican nomination for Woodford county treasurer. Primary set for August 1. Miners impose a $5 fine on members buying trust newspapers printed in Chicago. Fred Prior sells two French draft mares to Thomas Hartley of Princeton for 1000. One mare aged two, the other six and mother to a two month old colt. Starved Rock crowd totals 93400 with 274 autos and many buggies. hotel capacity noted. Eureka and Washington canning factories to start peas on 450 acres.

W. C. McCulloch Eureka Woodford Trust Chicago Minonk News Fred Prior Thomas Hartley Princeton Starved Rock Washington

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