Spring wardrobe display showcases new dresses and suits
The Autocrat of the Wardrobe presents a March collection of spring suits and dresses. New serge outfits with 25 inch jackets, pea de cygne lining, and a wide range of frocks in foulard mesaline and lingerie styles priced from 10 to 40 dollars including $15 polka dot foulard and $22.50 satin messaline options.
Dainty White and Wash Goods Sale Notice
Dainty white and wash goods headline noting wonderful silks and suitings. The fragment hints at a retail sale of fabrics with emphasis on dainty white and wash goods and silks.
Magnolia lodge and Eastern Star grow as Horton funeral held
The Magnolia lodge No. 103 A F and AM reports prosperity with three candidates for the third degree and a piano for the public hall. The Eastern Star chapter also expands with two petitions to be acted upon. Undertaker Smith brought the body of Silas Horton, 62, from Water town for burial at Magnolia with services at the M E church conducted by Rev. Busby.
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Spencer's
Magnolia Lodge
Eastern Star
Undertaker Smith
Watertown
Silas Horton
State Hospital
Magnolia
Mr. Horton
W. C
Frank Horton
M. E. Church
E. S. Busby
Magnolia Masonic Resolutions Report Death of Brother William Hans
Magnolia Lodge No. 103 A F and A M expresses sorrow on the death of Brother William Hans. The resolutions name mourning, crepe draping of charter and altar for thirty days, and distribution of copies to the family and to The Henry Republican for publication.
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Magnolia Masonic
Magnolia Lodge
A. F
A. M
William Hans
William Haws
Henry Republican
Battle Royal Report on Haws Penodotta Clash Ends with No Fatalities
A town rumor swirled that Captain Haws shot three Penedetta family members employed by him, sparking fear amid renewed enmity. Later reports stated no one was shot as Haws and Penodotta fought before breakfast, Haws firing several times but missing all targets amid a chaotic scene.
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Italy
United States
Haws
Thomas Clark Hays
Thomas Haws
A. Penedetta
Mr. Haws
Penedetta
Penodotta
Mr. Penodotta
The Knock-out Blow in Prizefighting History
The article discusses the rise of the knock-out blow in boxing and cites a medical claim that the stomach is the most vulnerable area pre and post fight. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Sage's Catarrh Remedy as cures for digestive and mucous diseases, and offers free booklets and medicines from Buffalo New York.
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Corbett
Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Br. Pierce
Penodotta Family Assault Report Sparks Local Hearing
The Penodotta family sustained facial injuries and a head wound after a confrontation at the Haws residence. Mrs. Penodotta and Captain Haws were injured. Dr Sim mons attended, using improvised dressings. The family hid at Daniel McKirgan's 80 rods away. Haws faces bond hearing under $500 at Squire Brenn's court.
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Squire Brenn
Mr. Haws
Noted Benefactor Leaves McNabb Major Bequest
Harley Cooper of Washington D C dies leaving 20300 to the village of McNabb 10000 for the public school 10000 for a Methodist church and 300 for the Friends cemetery He also funded care for a maiden sister The Granville Echo praises the gift boosting Magnolia township and McNabb while proposing consolidation to form the Cooper Institute school and church plans.
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He Beck
Cassie Swaney
Henry
E. B. Mills
Chicago
Walter Duke
Jane
W. B. Mills
Bloomington
J. Smith
Granville
John Wilson
Florence Given
Hartenhower
Tonica
F. E. Smith
Mazon
Laura Smith
Kansas City
M. A. Wilson
Sterling
Magnolia Grange
George Willey
Arkansas
Leon Sutherland
University of Illinois
Missouri
Kate Hawthorne
Consolidated School
William Lewis
Ottawa
Harley Cooper
Washington, D. C
Friends Cemetery
Cooper
McNabb
Mt. Palatine
Putnam County
M. E
Friends
Granville Echo
Magnolia Township
John Swaney
Cooper Institute
Lostant Local Highlights Township Movements and Visits
Local notes record moving households and visitors across Putnam County. John Sibert and family relocate while John Lehnhausen travels to Peoria and Robert Kelso leaves for Corning Indiana. Frank and social guests from nearby towns attend meetings, fairs, and institute events as residents welcome new neighbors and bid farewell to others.
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John Sibert
John Lehnhausen
Peoria
Robert Kelso
Corning
Clark Downey
Wenona
George A. Lawrence
Galesburg
Mary Mortenson
Tonica
Matt Cain
Eagle Township
Edward Hannum
Melvin
Emma Parsons
Chicago
Frances Cain
Divora
Bureau County
Harry Barr
Blackwell
Okla
Lizzie Weber
la Salle
Robert Reeves
Payne
Anna Kelso
George S. Hillabrand
Farmers’ Institute
Ottawa
A. Erickson
Bloomington
M. J. Toemmes
J. W. Kennedy
George Comisky
Walter Griffith
Clear Creek
A. B. Wilson
Magnolia
Hartenbower & Keller
B. P. Wierman
Abel Mills
Friends’ Quarterly
Elgin Spring
Rockford
Freeport
Mildred Burgess
Bessie Bain
Indiana
M. Whalen
Streator
Charles Arenz
Henry Mieback
Champaign
Walnut
Wm. Fyffe
Colorado
Gleason
Banfield
M.bh
Grace Patterson
Danforth and
Hoopeston
Durley
Dunlap
Lewis Dean
Minnesota
Charles Hartenbower
S. Kreger
N. J. Hillabrand
James Donaher
James
BE. W. Phillips
Anna Toemmes
Amelia Matthews
Wilma Hillabrand
Joe Comisky
Ora Curtis
James A. Kelso
Lostant
Alexander Kelso
Mary V. Malloy
Yenona
Local Moves and Visits in Magnolia Area
The community records several visits and relocations. Miss Beryl Bacon stayed with Mrs. Lawrence Ash near Magnolia while Mrs. Art Chritton moved to Decatur and Clyde Hetrick planned a trip to Hart Michigan. The Seiberts moved to Florida and Otto Hanson’s family moved into Clemens’ former house as Will Rudy started work for H. J. Meyer. Moses Daily returned from Peoria with plans to visit again soon.
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Beryl Bacon
Lawrence Ash
Magnolia
Ladies’ Aid of World
John Beck
Harvey Allen
Willis Deininger
Sadie Hetrick
Wm. Seibert
Clear Creek
Art Chritton
Decatur
Clyde Hetrick
Hart
Mich
Frank
Otto Hanson
Peter Clemens
Will Rudy
H. J. Meyer
Elsie Dissinger
Dissinger
Frank Allen
Charles Bishop
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promises Safe Cough Relief
A Cold, La Grippe, Then Pneumonia, is too often the fatal sequence. Foley's Honey and Tar expels the cold, checks the la grippe, and prevents pneumonia. It is a prompt and reliable cough medicine that contains no narcotics. It is safe for your children as yourself, A. J. Tronmonger.
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Foley
A. J. Tronmonger
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Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirurigeal Society
St. Lours
Ina Bank
E. F. Mongeau
M.D. C
W. H. Weathers
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Chicago Veterinary College
Renee Mae and
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R. G. Dakin
Magnolia, Il
Frank N. Glover
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A. E. Roach
Lacon
Coral Dakin
Jubilee Singers
Magnolia High School
Lostant High School
Lena Kidd
Comnock School of Oratory
Evanston
Masonic
Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
Quaker Lane
DR. King
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Lasalle
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