Magnolia community health notes and social events
Local notices report many residents listed as sick or poorly including Mrs. Skelton Mrs. Simonton and Judge Mills. Also noted are visits to Metamora and Deer Park plus several church Sunday school plans airship race and Ladies Aid activities with meetings and a 29 member T A G group expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Skelton
Wm. Simonton
Vivan Haws
Metamora
Jane Bobbitt
Case
Virgil Griffin
Fay Jordan
Venona
Noah Caldwell
Deer Park
Ben Griffin
Sandy
Magnolia
Mulan Evans
Daniel McKirgan
Knoblaugh
Judge Mills
Charles Wierman
Job
Fannie Eddingfield
Dr. Elliston
Mayme Ramage
Arminda Ray
Dana
Lelia Jones
Carrie Ofter
Miss Ray
M. E
Rev. Lackland
Lumber mill offers milled lumber at $20 per M
R W Spencer of Magnolia Illinois advertises lumber sawed to order at his mill four miles northwest of Magnolia. Oak and red elm are not included. Price is twenty dollars per thousand board feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
R. W. Spencer
Ill
Oxbow Gun Club Trespass Notice on 460 Acres
Trespass notice forbids entry on hunting grounds in Hennepin township Putnam county Illinois. Any person found on the land will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated February 22 1961 by Oxbow Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin Township
Putnam County
Ill
Oxbow Gun Club
Local notices from Quaker Lane area and surrounding towns
Residents and visitors are noted with frequent trips and visits between Henry Wenona Toluca Granville and McNabb. Events include a corn show at Swaney school next Friday March 8 and a public auction at McNabb Sale Barn on Tuesday March 12. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Davis
Frank King
Swaney
B. H. Peipmeier
State Highway Commission
McNabb
McNabb Sale Barn Company
B. H. Child
Wenona Livery Barn Sold. Local News Notes
George Dickey purchased the Wenona livery barn from D.9. Green and took possession at once while Green plans to move his operation to Minonk. John Hamilton of Galesburg visited Aunt Mrs. O G Allen. Mrs. Thomas Melody is ill with pneumonia under nurse care. Lucy Dunlap and Cecil Haws in Streator for ear operation. Ed Bradley and family hosted at Wallard Thierry’s. Lou Kemp visited Chicago on business. Mrs. Harry Ellison had surgery in Streator and is recovering in hospital. Ruby Griffin returned to Venona with plans to stay. Ralph Harmon spent Sunday with home folks from Streator. Esther Hempfing remains gravely ill with slim hopes. Wesley Allen moved household goods to El Paso. family to follow. Rev. Vernon of the Presbyterian church ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona
George Dickey
Streator
Ed Bradley
Dwight
Wallard Thierry
Lou Kemp
Chicago
Harry Ellison
Ruby Griffin
Venona
Ralph Harmon
Esther Hempfing
Presbyterian Church
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief From Chronic Constipation
A Rexall Store ad guarantees relief from chronic constipation with Rexall Orderlies and offers to refund the purchase if results fail. The copy extols their gentle action on bowels, notes no purging or irritation, and lists prices for 12, 36, and 80 tablets sold by A. J. Tronmonger at Henry’s Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Henry
A. J. Tronmonger
Chamberlains Salve Promises Quick Cure for Rashes
Telfer Salt Rheum and Eczema are cured by Chamberlain's Salve. One application relieves the itching and burning sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Revival meetings and local notices in McNabb week
Revival meetings at the Danish church led by Rev Lackland and Rev Sands draw attention. W G Griffith expands seed corn business near McNabb with hand germination. Local updates cover hotel activity, renovations, school notes including library arrivals, a corn growing contest, and an upcoming fourth class postmaster examination on March 16 1912 in McNabb and Streator Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNabb
Lackland
Magnolia
Sands
Granville
W. G. Griffith
George Ziegler
McNabb Hotel
United States Civil Service Commission
Streator
Ill
United States
McNabb and Streator
Washington, D. C
Washington
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Lostant Druggist Weds Streator Girl
Miss Elizabeth Topham of Streator and Roscoe E. Phillips of Lostant united in marriage at the Presbyterian manse in Ottawa. Rev. Campbell officiated with Miss Mary Egan of Streator and Dr. Kreeger of Lostant as attendants. They plan to reside in Lostant after a Chicago wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Topham
Roscoe BE. Phillips
Ottawa
Streator
Lostant
D. J. Campbell
Mary Egan
Dr. Kreeger
Topham
Wean
Clifton
Harvey
Hannah Topham
Phillips
E. W. Phillips
Chamberlains Tablets Offer Constipation Relief
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for constipation. Sold by A. J. Iron panes and T. J. Segraves, druggists.
Local notes reflect town life and moving plans
Mrs John Garvin recovers from a weeklong illness. Various residents host visitors and travel to Chicago Ottawa Mendota and Granville. John Pettit family move to Manchester Iowa while Henry Esch returns to Iowa with more relocations in progress. The community discusses road improvements and hosts lodge events with new members joining the Los tant and Wenona groups.
How Colds Cause Kidney Disease Foley Pills Claim
How Colds Cause Kidney Disease claims the Foley Kidney Pills strengthen kidneys and urinary organs, restore bladder action, and act as a quick tonic. It attributes kidney strain to surface congestion and overwhelming workload, promoting the product by A. J. Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnolia Department
C. A. Freeman
Lincoln
Freeman
W. Allen
R. Claybaugh
Helen Fulk
Celia Spencer
McNabb Sale Barn
Nebraska
T. J. Smith
McNabb, Iil
J. M. Mullins
Camp House
Henry, Il
M. Mullins
J. M. Mullina
Dee
State St
Quaker Lane
O. P. Mills
Fannie Griffith
Russel Tomlinson
Peru
Walter Tomlinson
David James
Ohio
Ernest Mills
Amanda Mills
Charles Stockhaus
John Wilson
Josiah Tomlinson
Iowa
Hollingsworth
Edna Wilson
Stork
Clark Briner
Abel Mills
Max Whitney
Little
Charles
Mary Smith
Cordelia Wilson
Lewis Lassman
Magnolia Grange
B. L. Hulsebus
Peoria
Alfred Wilson
Toluca
Willis
Granville Last Thursay
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
L. B. Elliston, M. D
R. G. Dakin
Magnolia, Ill
W. A. Simmons
Ile
Eenecaie
Street Bank
Barnes
Univ. Veralty
St. Louis
Una Bank
Cols. A. P
A. J. Child
Granville, Ill
Elsie Dissinger
Lucile Noll
Bertha Wolf
Swaney School
A. J. Ironpanes
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
M. B. Church
John Garvin
W. B. Mills
Merritt
Badger
Tonie Heusel
Dollie
Non
Major Hay
A. E. White
Ogden
John Davenspike
Wm. Groat
J. M. Hannum
Carthage
Christena Naas
Mendota
Selma Hammerich
DeKalb
John Wenzel
M. Quaintance
Wm. Puetz
Indiana
John Devyora
Minnie Jaegle
Charles Golden
N. J
Mae Moore
Peter Eugene
Oscar Frazier
Eberley Homestead
J. H. Gaisford
Minoak
John
Mary Salz
Yecay
Little Cedar
Amos Ryan
Flanagan
Main Street
Louis Patterson
O. M. Lee
Alfred Richmond
Clay City
Kate Dugan
M. B
Thomas Burgess
Wyatt Brenner
Burgess
Grivey
Florence McDermott
Ruth Hillabrand
Fred Patterson
Lois
Wureka Springs
Fred
Patterson
Henry Esch
Emma Schoenneshoefer
Robert Schoenneshoefer
Europe
Henry T. Esch
Ed Umbarger
Worling
Jessup
John Pettit
Manchester
Lestant
Hope Township
the Astern Star
Lodge Hall
Lostant Mystic
Lostant Lodge
Daly Reney
F. A. Henson
Normal
Jacob Brogan
Aurora
Wm. Brogan
Frank Gapen
Ashtabula
Hillabrand
Ozier Keller
James Henning
CG. A. Wolf
Sauk Center
Minn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!