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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
10
Wide range of Easter suits from $15 to $65
A retailer markets a large suit selection with complete stock and styles spanning a broad price range. Encourages buying now for use before Easter, noting the use of a new suit can be enjoyed ahead of the holiday.
Bergner Store Showcases One Floor Convenience in Peoria
The Bergner store sits in the Woolner building at Peoria’s retail center and is the largest single floor shop in the area. Daylight fills every aisle as wide and roomy spaces invite shoppers. Clerks are experienced and courteous, and store service is described as a hobby with customer satisfaction pursued in every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergner
Woolner
Peoria
Magnolia Social Notes Include Local Visits and Guests
Magnolia notes show Miss Goldie Simonton at home this week, Elmer Wells visiting Toluca last Friday, Channie Ruble from Henry visiting Tuesday, Frank Potter of Henry calling among relatives, VanHorn from Venona guest of sister Cynthia, Thierry and Kenyon from Hope visiting Hattie Reymer, Elma Me Jenkins from Paxton with aunt Fannie Reymer, and Magnolia Sunday school attendance since Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Simonton
Elmer Wells
Channie Ruble
Henry
Frank Potter
Tiaac VanHorn
Venona
Cynthia
Fannie Reymer
Magnolia
Magnolia Cemetery to elect new officers at church meeting
The Magnolia Cemetery association will meet at the church Saturday evening April 8 to elect new officers for the year. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting. A recital at Masonic hall on March 11 by Miss Lena Kidd provided refined entertainment with songs and instrumental pieces, though cloudy weather kept some away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna
Lostant
Hope
Magnolia Cemetery Association
Hattie Hillabrand
Masonic Hall
Lena Kidd
Mr. Smith
Miss Harned
Mr. Skelton
Magnolia Public School News and Activities Snapshot
Magnolia Public School reports on English and algebra classes progressing with texts by Lock wood Emerson and fractional equations. Walter Horton missed days due to his grandfather’s death. The Cicero class studied Cataline, and a Friday play with rich Chicago costumes delighted audiences. The Lostant trip and thanks to helpers followed. Grade activities include Caesar in Latin, spelling contests, and a taffy pull plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Emerson
Walter Horton
Silas Horton
Cicero
Cataline
Prof. Smith
Chicago
Lostant
Caesar
The Modesty of Women and Favorite Prescription Claims
An advertisement extols Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic female remedy for debility irregularity and weakness. It claims strong professional endorsements from medical authorities and promises printed ingredients on the bottle wrapper, free pamphlets, and access to Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser and Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Lostant and Magnolia Pupils Share Banquet at Opera House
Lostant high school hosted Magnolia students and teachers for a social and banquet at the opera house. A committee arranged the dinner with alternating seating, praised by both schools. Also notices recount Silas Horton's 1911 death and funeral plans, with family thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostant School
Magnolia
Lostant High School
Opera House
Zilm
Philps
lLostant
Lostant
Massock grocery store burns in Granville town blaze
A Tuesday night fire destroyed the Massock grocery store building and stock. The building was a total loss with 1500 dollars insured. stock and stock of groceries meats and miners supplies insured for 2000 dollars. Owners value losses at over 5000 dollars net. Firefighters saved Joe Gleason's house nearby. Massocks plan to rebuild at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Echo
Massock Grocery
Massock
Massacks
Joe Gleason
Ladies’ ‘Aid
F. O. Linder
Swedish Lutheran Church
Granville
Utica
Kinsman
Civil Service
Streator
Harry E. Beck
McNabb
Local Notes Highlight Marriages Ills and Visits
Sunday to Monday travels and illnesses dot Lostant items. Peruvian visitor and Chicago-bound relatives appear with town movements. A wedding near Ottawa and school play praise conclude this compact local item.
Community event nets receipts for two schools
A joint entertainment drew hearty applause and netted about $54 in receipts at the door. Each school received roughly $18. The article lists attendees from Putnam County Petit Jury and several named individuals from Magnolia, Senachwine, Granville, and Hennepin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Petit Jury
Magnolia
F. A. Defenbaugh
G. 0. Davis
Ed Devereux
J. B. Kays
F. B. Kays
Fred Kuhne
George Haun
John Johnson
George Murphey
Archie McNabb
Alex McKirgan
L. A. Sammons
Charles Willey
Senachwine
George Freer
A. L. Kildon
John Heminghouse
Charles Rinehart
Granville
B. J. Berta
James Barnes
J. F. Glass
F. D. Hawkins
W. H. Morris
Hennepin
Frank Allen
Irving Broaddus
Charles W. Cook
Frank Eckard
Adam Deck
Lester Foster
S. H. Ray
J. H. Tures
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Repair Remedies
Advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a cleansing antiseptic to stop hair loss, stimulate roots, remove dandruff, and restore health. Promises cost nothing unless satisfied and lists two sizes 50 cents and $1.00 from The Rexall Store run by A. J. Ironmonger, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
A. J. Ironmonger
Local social notes from Granville and surrounding towns
Mrs H B Allen, Mrs S Chance and Sadie Hetrick shopped in Granville last Monday and rode Harvey Allen's auto. Mr and Mrs George Hetrick visited La Salle Thursday and Friday. Mrs Willis Deininger stayed Saturday night with her parents. Owen Allen and Roy Benjamin of Henry spent Thursday with Harvey Allen. A party was hosted by David Clemens last Saturday evening with a very fine time reported. H E Allen family received a crate of California oranges from fine quality fruit sent by Mr and Mrs W K Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
T. P. Miller
Peru
Tom Swindler
Toluca
Henry Heusel
John Weber
C. A. Whitney
Downey
Decatur
Allan Glenn
Oxbow
Foster
Arthur White
Ogden
Schoenneshoefer
R. G. Hannum
Chicago
Joseph Kelso
la Salle
Robert Reeves
Dittus
Wm. Downey
Mary Margaret
Joe Weber
Stella Amsler
Dan Weber
Wm. Dagner
Mary Dagner
Amboy
Lillian Williamson
Pontiac
Dunlap
Spring
Lizzie Merrifield
Baltimore
J. B. Phillips
D. C. Richards
Wm. Brogan
Robert Schoenneshoefer
Nora Manley
Doctor
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ross Parrett
Farmer City
Clem Brenn
Marietta Hannum
Ottawa
Emma Brenn
H. B. Allen
S. Chance
Sadie Hetrick
Granville
Harvey Allen
George Hetrick
Willis Deininger
Owen Allen
Roy Benjamin
Henry
David Clemens
H. E. Allen
California
W. K. Herron
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Bergner Store
Bryan
THE
Magnolia Bank
Illinois
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
M. B. Church
A. Simmons
Magnolia, Ill
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes' University
Medico, Chirurigcal Society
St. Louis
Inn Bank
Inn
L. B. Elliston, M. D
R. G. Dakin
Commissioner of Highways
Frank N. Glover
Henry, III
Magnolia Department
Magnolia Public School
Eagles
Grace Hiatt
Lorene Dean
Little Zeta Mae Dean
Golden
Thelma Stevens
Odell Thompson
Harvey Hiatt
Raymond Barker
Lillian Renska
Chester
Morris County
New Jersey
Ilinois
Mr. Horton
Sarah C. Ransom
Ill
Horton
Frank R
William GC. Horton
Albert Horton
Emma Smith
Bellingham
Wash
Alice Paxton
Phoebe Anna Powers
Dover
Harriet Shields
Grand Ridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Busby
Frank Horton
W. C. Horton
Bosch Magneto
Bureau
Putnam
Marshall Counties
Automobile Supplies
C. A. Miller&Go
Spring Valley,lh
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