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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

12

Pianos Bought for Magnolia Mason Groups and Schools

Magnolia department Masons and O E S purchased two pianos to serve the Masonic hall downstairs and the lodge room upstairs. Sunday school attendance varied with Magnolia 69 Varna 78 Lostant 70 Hope 50. Cumulative Oct 1 to date totals: Magnolia 3034 Varna 2178 Lostant 2343 Hope 1056. Joint attendance for Magnolia Varna 6221 Lostant Hope 3399. Contest ends August 31.

Masons O.E.S Magnolia Masonic Hall Varna Lostant Hope

Magnolia Alumni Banquet for Class of 1911 Report

The Magnolia Alumni Association held the class of 1911 reception and banquet at Masonic hall after commencement at the M E church. Graduates listed include Margaret Balderston Georgia Mabelle Wells and Norman C Coe with guests and teachers present. The program featured toasts and a “feast of reason and flow of soul” while absent members were invited to respond.

Magnolia Alumni Association Magnolia High School Masonic Hall M .E. Church Margaret Balderston Georgia Mabelle Wells Norman C. Coe W. Spencer Jin Line Clias Rolley Rolley Norman Coe J. C. Gurnea Belleville Kas

The Pioneer Harriet Fyffe Honored At Magnolia Alumni Banquet

Mrs Hilla Burt Phillips recalls Harriet Fyffe as Magnolia high schools sole pioneer who steadied the school after a head teacher fled. The 40 year reflection celebrates Fyffe’s leadership, planning, and enduring foundations, with many alumni messages and toasts to school days and teachers. The banquet also features varied class replies and memories from 1870s to 1911 alumni.

Hilla Burt Phillips Lawrenceville Harriet Fyffe Miss Fyffe Magnolia Magnolia High School Belle Evans Chicago Laura Kirkendall Barber Lostant Olive Spencer Mills Nellie M. Baker Maxwell, Neb Lucy Baker Swindler Tudie Massie Smith James Otto Independence Kas H. A. Mitchell Carroll Mitchell Jessie Emans Tennyson Elzy F. Downey Enilworth Ill New Trier Township High School Arba D. Law Rhodes Avenue Walter Paxson Hennepin Putnam County Paxson Alumni Association

King’s New Discovery Claims Life for Newark Man

James B. Mershon of Newark New Jersey writes of using Dr King’s New Discovery after eight months of illness and heavy lung bleeding. He credits the medicine with rapid improvement and recommends it for weak lungs coughing hoarseness and lung trouble. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by local druggists.

James B. Mershon Newark N. J Dr. King T. J. Segraves A. J. Tronmonger

Local Notes From Roberts and Nearby Towns

George Hillabrand remains indisposed for two weeks as residents report visits and household updates. Chicago visitor Patrick Carney stays with Mrs. Cousins while locals attend summer school at Normal and enjoy a Marion Hillabrand party. Starved Rock, La Salle, and Ottawa postings note shopping trips, fence installations, a new water well vein found at 72 feet, and relatives visiting hospitals in Bloomington.

Lostant George Hillabrand Patrick Carney Chicago Cousins Elsie Kreger Elyira Lungren Queenie Henning Bessie Golden Sister Mayme Starved Rock A. Kelson Agnes Gray la Salle Grace Harper Peoria Fred Zilm Roetzel Roberts Schoenneshofer Bashel Ottawa Marion Hillabrand Olive Noel School For Jacksonville Miss Nettie Rainy Normal Anna Kelso Valaningham Mayme Golden Harry Griffin Ross Parrot L. N. Dugan Bloomington

Community Gossip From Wenona and Nearby Towns

Wenona area notes visits from Arthur Wilson and Henry residents. Local social at the Friends meeting house and Children’s Day exercises at Hope church highlight weekend events. the Young Friends’ association benefits from a sociable proceeds.

Your Neighbor's Experience How You May Profit By It

Mrs. Charles Hayes of Peoria Illinois reports kidney pain backache weakness dizziness and sleeplessness followed by relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. She states the pills helped promptly and she can safely recommend them.

Foley Charles Hayes Glendale Ave Peoria Ill

Deaths Hurin Belle Hurin Led Life in Hennepin

Martha Belle Hurin died at home in Hennepin on Friday June 16 after a four month illness. Funeral at M E church Sunday at 3 p m with interment at Union Grove cemetery. Rev J B Speaker and Rev Kidder Stetson officiated. The Ladies Aid attended and Birdie Opper sang. Albert Hurin and Jennie Hurin attended from out of town. Everett McGlassen set shelling record at 1200 bushels in one hour. A daughter born to Otto and wife Saturday morning weighing 15 pounds. Water in the lake near the levee remains noted.

Hennepin Martha Belle Hurin M. E Union Grove Cemetery J. B. Speaker Kidder Stetson First Congregational Church Granville Ladies’ Aid Society Birdie Opper BE. B. Edgerly Adam Deck J. E. Taylor J. W. Stouffer H. T. Simpson Jasper Cecil James G. Fay Albert Hurin St. Louis Jennie Hurin Denver Col Belle Everett McGlassen Otto Jensen

Drainage district vanishes as 1200 acres dry up

The drainage district is disappearing while 1200 acres are now out of water after 37 days of pumping. Hay is abundant in the flats this summer. Three auto roads from Dixon and Amboy reached Hennepin Sunday. Attor ney William T. Leech of Amboy. Charley Dunbar and wife of Princeton. and many locals visited the area and attended the Patterson Whitney wedding. Community events include Children Day at the Congregational church directed by Mrs. Galt, and notes on guests and locals visiting or hosting events.

David Alice Wilson Venona Friends’ Meeting James Fairchild Chicago McNabb L. F. Boyle Friends Meeting House Alex McKirgan Alvin Brown Henry Hope Church Harry Carruthers Toluca Ben Dysart Granville Amanda Mills James Jerrow Albert Perdew A. B. Wilson Oak Park W. H. Francis Josephine Hollingsworth Clifford Mills Aledo J. C. Sutherland Chillicothe Charles Merritt Max Whitney Varna Russel Tomlinson Frank Powell Mt. Palatine Friends’ Meeting House John Davidson Charles Willey T. J. Smith Dawson Glenn, Jr J. N. Wilson Ruth Irma Bumgarner Reading Circle J. M. Bumgarner Dixon Amboy Hennepin Wm. T. Leech Charley Dunbar Princeton W. B. Leech J. W. Turner J. L. Downey Ray Johnson John Little Rushville Patterson-Whitney Congregational Church Truman F. Galt Rev. Galt C. A. Whitney A. O. Jones Wm. Schoenneshofer Lostant Misses Dent Henry Parrett E. K. Parrett Tonica Wm. Downey Decatur Antoinette Wilson Seaton Aledo Larson Coulterville A. W. Hopkins G. W. Hunt Arminda Ray Magnolia Cecil Hotel Monmouth Kewanee Ladies of Golden Rol Camp

Local Events Feature Ice Cream Lemonade and Barn News

The lodge room served ice cream lemonade and cake on Monday night. Lee Weeks works with his brother in law William Hamm farming on the west side of the river this summer. Barlow's Hippodrome and big tent show offers a two ring exhibition today in lenue.

Lee Weeks William Hamm Barlow Lenue

Higher Passenger Fares Authorized in Central Territory

The Interstate Commerce Commission orders higher interstate passenger fares in the central territory covering Ohio Indiana Illinois and Michigan. Carriers may charge a maximum of 2 cents per mile for interstate trips with same service as intrastate traffic until May 1 1912. The commission notes current charging disparity is indefensible and allows a temporary rate period while carriers prepare data.

Central Passenger Association Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Interstate Commerce Commission Commission

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A. Simmons Magnolia, Ill Olive An University Medico, Chirorical Society Ina Bank Ina. Il BE. F. Mongeau W. H. Weathers Chicago Veterinary College Ahones Moe Ole and Cen Rals L. B. Elliston M. D KR. G. Dakin Ss. E. Hoge Griffin’s Truesight Specacle Co III Titus L. Frank Titus Magnolia Department Law Ryhme Farmer City John Henning Frances Queenie Carl Henning A.J. Ironmonger’s Scott Quaker Lane Arthur’ Wilson Wenona F. B. Smith W. G. Griffith Edna Wilson Jeanette Fliterati Fred Mudge Peru Arline Morris John Wilson Interstate Commission Colorado Rock Island The Rockies Colorado Springs Pueblo G. Vale Warren Cowles Man Henry National Bank Ili J. Watercott L. R. Phillips C. A. Camp Benj. G. Hoyle Jasper, White and Newton Counties W. P. Caffield Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association Allen B. Smith M. HB. Church
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