Obituary for Mrs Jane Bobbitt of Magnolia Ill
Magnolia Department obituary notes Jane Keys Bobbitt born Feb 6 1888 near Abingdon Knox Co Ill died March 13 1915 at Magnolia Ill aged 77 years 1 month 7 days. She married William W Bobbitt Sept 20 1857 and lived in Centralia Wenona and Oxbow areas before settling in Magnolia. Survived by four daughters Ida Funk M Etta Phillips Clara Roberts Cella Spencer seven grandchildren three great grandchildren a brother Emory Kays of Phoenix Ill and a sister Mrs Sherman Cole of Ottawa Ill. Burial in Magnolia cemetery with funeral conducted by Rev M P Lackland.
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Jane Bobbitt
Jane Keys
Abingdon
Knox County
Illinois
Magnolia
Oxbow
William W. Bobbitt
Centralia
Wenona
Baptist Church
Caledonia
Hfe
Methodist Church
Ida B. Funk
M. Etta Phillips
Clara EB. Roberts
Cella W Spencer
Emory Kays
Phoenix
Ann
T. L. Skelton
Heaven
Varna and Wenona Social Roundup Highlight Local Visits
Varna residents report guests and social events with many neighbors visiting in town. Notables include Frank Heighway, J. W Skiogner, and Mrs. Otto Peterson, while church moves and Arbor Day plans loom over the community.
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Otto Peterson
Toluca
August Hall
Robert Johnson
South Lacon
Alfred Johnson
Lacon
Sarah Nun
Florida
Frank Stoner
Arthur Spencer
Magunolis
Willis Justice
Frank Ratisey
Washburn
Ozell Stateler
William Koch
Walter Broaddus
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Ill Woman
Bellevue Ohio report states a woman in poor health after long back pains nervous troubles and periodic weakness improved rapidly after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement urges others to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bellevue
Ohio
Lydia
E.pinkham
Chas. Chapman
E. Pinkham
Local notes and visits from the community
The column records numerous visits and movements among residents, including Genatow and Schook renting a livery barn, Mrs Kreger returning from Borm, Annabel Cora born to Henry Heusel and wife, and multiple travels to Ottawa Rutland and Chicago. It notes social events at the M supper with over 16 dollars raised, funeral attendance for Mrs Brinkman, and remarks on preaching and temperance.
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Lostant Taocal
Genatow & Schook
Kreger
Henry Heusel
Annabel Cora
John Berninger
Eva Merryfield
Mary Dagner
Farmers’ Telephone Central
Blanche Patterson
Hennepin
C A Whitney Walter Grant
Whiteside County
Perry Busch
Amboy
Henry Schook
Pips Stone
Emily Dugan
Ottawa
Oseph Moore
Daisy Griffith
Susie Willis
University Avenue
Normal
C Grivey
Jad Grivey
Wm Mylenbush
Brinkman
Richland
James Patterson
Cassie Stoner
Cole Camp
Mary Bell
Rowson
Charles Hartenbower
California
Charles Vandegrift
Rutland
May Whitney
Grant Walton
Frank Hight
Chamberiff
Harris
St. Lewis and
Leadwood
Alvera Lundgren
Decatur
Jessie Harris
Marie Hi
Ames
Hill
Edith Phillips
Johnnie’ “Phillips
Collier
Inlinois
Sonly-Zone
United States
John
Colo. Ta
Community clubs in Lostant hold meetings and farewells
The Laeta Vita club met at Miss Marjorie Bangs home on March 4 with a salad recipe roll call. Lostant Woman's Literary club hosted a pleasant meeting with Miss Mary Mortenson. Lostant WCTU gathered at Mrs. E W Phillips' home. Kings Heralds studied Mystery Corner and awarded Cleo Curtis as winner. Frank and Mrs. Hight left for Elwood Indiana after a farewell visit by WCTU, with Mrs Hight thanked by the Union president Emily Dugan for faithful service.
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Laeta Vita Club
Marjorie Bangs
Lucile Schoenneshoefer
Marie
Agnes—Comisky
Lostant Woman’s Literary Club
Mary Mortenson
WC T. U
E. W Phillips
Kings Heralds
Emily Dugan
Cleo Curtis
Frank Hight
Elwood
Ind
Lostant
Hight
Union
Compton Bill Seeks Local Control Over Road Materials and Use
Senator Compton introduces a YUL amending road law to let county authorities choose road materials and decide whether funds go to permanent concrete roads or to improve dirt roads. The farmers favor local choice to avoid excessive taxpayer burden and rely on state funds and local committees for decisions.
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Compton
Macomb
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