Highest market price for grain and coal advertised
Dr J A Swem physician at Henry III office over C Hisse Smith’s grocery, residence Main street with phone numbers 15 office 16 residence. Dr H Hall Henry IIl with electrical apparatus for diagnosis and treatment will answer calls day and night. office Howard street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Willett
M. D
Henry, III
Whitefield
J. A. Swem
C. Hisse Smith
Main Street
EH. A, Hall
Henry
IIL
Howard Street
Medical practice advertises home visits and contact details
The notice outlines Acute and Chronic work focusing on diseases of women and children with home treatments on request. Calls are answered day or night. Office located on the east side of Main Street one block north of Central Park. Phone 251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Central Park
Magnolia social notes and upcoming bakery sale
Magnolia Department items include Grace Weathers visiting Louis Phillips for a few days. Beta Sigma bakery sale set for Saturday July 1. Several residents make short visits and travels to Peoria Lostant Streator and Hopewell. The town bids farewell to an infant, and Mrs Lundy thanks helpers after a recent fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Phillips
Grace Weathers
Beta Sigma's
Bert Kays
Lora Kays
Margaret Hayes
Peoria
Kate Maubach
Hopewell
Elizabeth Bishop
Ralph Paxton
L. Glover
Dr. Barbour
Mrs. Lundy
Community notes show visits and travels around Streator
Residents and visitors frequent Streator and nearby towns. People stopping by include Ruth and Gladys Mills in Decatur, Homer Willey planning work in Hudson, and Floyd Snyder visiting W G Griffith in Low Point. Meetings noted at Magnolia Grange Fair directors and WCT A with Louisa Bumgarner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Lane
W. G. Griffith
Enida
Streator
O. P. Mills
Hayfield
Minn
Homer Willey
Hudson
Ruth
Gladys Mills
A. T. Mills
Decatur
L. E. Wilson
Cordelia Wilson
Robert Shinn
Helen Smith
Sallie Strickler
Peoria
W. L. Mills
W. B. Mills
Granville
Gertrude French
Near
Wenona
Louisa Bumgar
J. W. Otto
L. M. Spalding
Henry
Beloit
Floyd Snyder
Low Point
C. A. Stockhaus
I. P. Wierman
Herbert
Dwight
Potts
John Foster
Toluca
Karene Spalding
Jeannette Boman
McNabb
Shirley Griffith
F. I. Smith
Everett Parrett
Normal
Champaign
University
Lyle Durley
Venturia
Cal
John Swaney
Reading Circle
Charles Stockhaus
Magnolia Grange
Worthy Pomona
Lucile Stansell
J. Smith and Family
M. W. Smith
Laura Smith
Lostant
Local society notes and events in Hennepin and surrounds
Friendship networks and social visits highlight community life with launches to Champaign Kilburne and Normal. A Shakespeare pageant at State Normal draws 1000 in costume and Bess Davidson tops Peoria theatre with a 40 piece orchestra. Also reported are local accidents business trips and a Children Day address plus eight graduates at the 80th high school ceremony with "Character is the only true Diploma."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Davidson
Orpheum Theater
Peoria
Anna Custer Hall
Bumgarner Brothers
West
J. E. Taylor
Travis
la Salle
Taylor
Anton Lund
Peter Kuhne
Hennepin Township
Putnam County
John Halbleib
Watercott
Henry
James McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Misses Bertha
Florence Klein
Hennepin
Valentine Bogner
Bertha
Hunt
Thomas J. McCormack
la Salle Township High School
Cham berlain's Tablets Endorsement From Wellsburg Druggist
Stomach troubles and constipation relief praised by S M Murphy Wellsburg New York druggist in a testimonial ad. He claims the tablets are the most satisfactory remedy he has sold in 84 years of drug store service and notes availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. HM. Murphy
Wellsburg
N.Y
Advt
Lostant Local Notes Show School, Social Visits
Local items record visits and travels including Miss Else McKenzie in Mendota, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe hosting H C McKenzie family, and George Koehler visiting relatives in Peoria. Delegates Frances Henning and Flossie Barber attend Mystic Workers’ convention in Grand Rapids Michigan and Mrs. Walgenbach performs. Regulars include hospital news, school principal hire Harry Wierman, and recent church group events with a matron pin presentation and picture of community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostant
Else McKenzie
Mendota
H. C. McKenzie
C. Wolfe
George Koehler
Peoria
John Henning
Flossie Barber
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frances Walgenbach
Florence Barr
Glenn Golden
Harry Wierman
Normal University
Ellis
New Township
A. J. Will
Chicago
H. C. Vollmer
Margaret
John Heusel
Florence Cook
Nettie Squires
Mattoon
E. Weber
la Salle
P. Zimmerman
Frances Henning
Schoenneshoefer
Anna Erbes
Streator Hospital
Friends
Lestant Eastern Sters
Elizabeth Schoenneshoefer
Hope O. E. S
Julia Zilm
W. H. McDaniels
S. B. Merritt
Weber
Ne Plus Ultra
Misses Weber
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M .E
Rowson
Bowel Remedy Praised By Indian Missionary in Des Moines
A missionary from India spoke in a Des Moines church about his illness in the interior and crediting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. He said the remedy is used in India as a preventive and cure for cholera and is dependable for milder bowel complaints here. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Des Moines
Illinois Valley Way directors seek federal road funds marker plan
Directors of the Illinois Valley Way association expect part of a 1 350 000 federal post road appropriation to fund the Ivy Way between Peoria and Chicago. They propose reinforced concrete markers with I V Way and electric lighting at regular distances, plus traveler information. The trail is temporarily set for six months pending county cooperation and possible route changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Chicago
United States
Ilinois Valley Way Association
I. V. Way
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Bayne
R. M. Barnes
Illinois
Barnes & Magoon
Attorneys-At-Law
Lacon, Ill
W. W Dewey & Sons
New City
John Hartley, Jr
J. H. Magoon
Carrie Weatherly
Osteopathic
Fred W. Potter
Ill
Henry JB. Jacobs
Henry, Ill
H. W. Adams
Henry, Tll
Notich
Magnolia Department
Hennepin Record
The
Alps
Sear
Hubert’s
Hubert’s Bakery
Ilinois
Mt. Carroll
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
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