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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
2
Arbuckles Coffee Pioneers Seal Packaged Roasted Beans
Arbuckles' claims the first roasted pack aged coffee with eggs sealing each berry after roasting to settle clear quickly. The patented process, sold only in one pound sealed packages, prides itself on long sales lead over rivals and urges dealers to contact Arbuckle Bros in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Magnolia News and Local Notices From 1907
Local items report R A Ward as Magnolia representative for The Henry Republican and announce trusted news coverage. Notes include visits by Jessie Hmans to Varna, Freeman's trip to Bloomington, Rev H W Bell in Toluca, and R Hecht in Strawn. Upcoming events feature a home talent play Millie the Quadroon at Masonic hall March 30 and Easter plans by Magnolia Sunday school. A new Stromberg Carlson switchboard will serve Magnolia, old lumber sale set for Saturday, and a $25 park mowing fund shows community upkeep. Strong obituary for Peter Defenbaugh recalls a long, upright life. jail delivery attempt reveals a drill and brace hidden for escape, thwarted by Sheriff Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ward
Magnolia
Henry Reubilean
Jessie Hmans
Varna
C. A. Freeman
Bloomington
H. W. Bell
Toluca
R. Hecht
Strawn
Masonic Hall
Central Uhnols Independent Telephone Company
Stromberg- Carlson
Mag- Roolia Exchange
Vintage Board
Albert Swanson
Fred and
Elmer
John A. Carlson
Southern Sark
Canada
Charles Haws
S. W. Zebley
North Dakota
St. Paul
Peter G. Defenbaugh
Fairfield County
Ohio
Francis Horton
Magenolia
Sarah A. Walters
Marshall County
Illinois
Frances Horton
Anife
Funeral services for Gumperiangd parishioner held at Cumberland
Five sons and three daughters mourn the death of a long time member. Surviving children include Jan and Avien of Anconay Duniah Lacon William Edwina Magnollatatrs Mary Jenkins Vernas Mrs bnina Simonton Mrs Eraynees Horton Magnolla. Funeral conducted March 18 at Gumber Island Presbyterian Church by Rev Bishop with burial in Cumberland cemetery. Services Sunday March 24 include Sunday school at 10 and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avien
Conay Duniah
Lacon
William and
Edwina
Biiss
Buris
Cumberland Cemetery
Petit Jurors Named for Putnam County April Term 1907
The following list names Petit Jurors for the Putnam County Circuit Court April term opening April 15 1907 Magnolia Township Irving Allen Barney Piper Henry Kidd Sam Potter Fred Defenbaugh Joe W Otto Frank Glover P Mills George Ditman Perry Dakin Frank Kays John McKirgan Edwin Gunn Hennepin Township Albert Rotster C S Carrier Wesley Kays D S Wood Anton Hoffman John Cole Man John Childs John Whitwell John McEnany Senachwine Township Henry Soper August Lith John D Wherry Granville Township Fred Pletsch Barton Hullinger Joe Johnson Andrew Hollem Charles Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Sky
Putnam County Circuit Court
Magnolia Township
Irvin Allen
Barney Piper
Henry Kidd
Sam Potter
Fred Defenbaugh
Joe W. Otto
Frank Glover
P. Mills
George Ditman
Perry Dakin
Frank Kays
John McKirgan
Edwin Gunn
Hennepin Township
Albert Torrester
C. S. Carrier
Wesley Kays
D. S. Wood
Anton Hoffman
John Cole Man
John Childs
John Whitwell
John McEnany
Senachwine
Henry Soper
August Lith
John D. Wherry
Granville
Fred Pletsch
Barton Hullinger
Joe Johnson
Andrew Hollem
Charles Smith
Blood Purity Promised by Golden Medical Discovery
In this ad style passage Dr Pierce promotes blood cleansing as the key to curing skin diseases and improving mind and body. It touts Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve with claims of open sores and impure blood being cured, urging readers to mail fifty four cents for orders. Buffalo NY contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
V.pierce
Main‘ St
Buffalo NY
Post
Ncos
Local Social Notes From Granville Area
Miss Minnie Albert of Granville visited Florid friends for a few days last week before returning home Thursday. Mrs Jed Gross is quite sick. Mrs Clara Watson has been visiting Joliet and returned home last Friday. George Hetrick and son Clyde called on Henry last Friday. Miss Cleo Chance accompanied them. Miss Helyn Edwards visited the school Thursday afternoon. Will Hetrick and Hugh Simington are building a barn for S G Leech. The Misses Julia and Magele Child and Miss Pear hetrick called on Misses Lela and Blanche Alen last Sunday. Mrs John McEnany and daughter Marguerite visited at George Hetrick's last Saturday. George Hetrick and daughter Sada, Jack Munns and sister Bessie and others were in Peru last Saturday. men attended a sale while the girls shopped. Anthony Lehman will load his car this week for Canada. his wife and children will stay at the Riverside hotel for a few weeks. Art Colby will move into the Led week. Miss Lada Hetrick and Miss Mabel Ford visited Miss Helyn Bruer who has been sick. Alma Johnson is assisting Mrs Herman Myer at home. Edna Clemens, working for Nick Mortenson, visited home folks last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Albert
Granville
Jed Gross
Clara Watson
Joliet
Jon Beck
Wm. Hartman
George Hetrick
Clyde
Henry
Cleo Chance
Helyn Edwards
Will Hetrick
Hugh Simington
S G Leech
Julia
Magele
Pear
Hetrick
Lela
Blanche Alen
John McEnany
Marguerite
Sada
Jack Munns
Bessie
Penu
Anthony Lehman
Canada
Hiverside
Mr I
Art Colby
Lada Hetrick
Mabel Ford
Helyn Bruer
Alma Johnson
Herman Myer
Edna Clemens
Nick Mortenson
Peoria Visitors and Local News Across La Rose Area
Carl Koch and Lloyd Bell were Peoria visitors Wednesday. Mrs J B Thompson and children visited Lacon Saturday to spend the day with Mrs Thompson’s mother Mrs Baumister. Miss Ella Zilm returned home after two weeks with her brother in Richland. Wm Harwood and family moving to a farm. Harwood to work as farm hand for Wm Spangler. Miss Anna Pete of near Toluca ill with mumps at Rev Rudolph’s boarding home. Fred Zilm gradually improving after illness. B A Smith and family returned to La Rose, occupying Fred Zilm’s tenant house. Rev Rudolph to confirm a large church class on Palm Sunday. Fred Hall returned from Chicago to work for Ed Spangler. Walter Zilm and Glen Harper returned from duck hunting at Chillicothe. plan to go again shortly. B A Smith met with Peoria trip. A son born to Mr and Mrs Wm Whitton. Miss Emma Bee visited Seeih Emma and Clara Mast. Miss McCaskey spent weekend with Varna folks. Mrs Bila Spangler and mother visited Varna. Alvin Henry and family of Varna spent Sunday with Mrs Henry. Clary noted as one of our young ladies soon to be married. The baseball boys of Varna plan a trial game at the Avenues. Mr and Mrs Charlé Esen announced engagement or event in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Koch
Lloyd Bell
Peoria
J. B. Thompson
Lacon
Thompson
Baumister
Ella Zilm
Richland
Wm. Harwood
Harwood
Wm. Spangier
Anna Pete
Near Toluca
Fred Hall
Chicago
Ed Spangler
Walter Zilm
Glen Harper
Chillicothe
B. A. Smith
Wm. Whitton
Emma Bee
Emma
Clara Mast
Varna
la Rose
Conrad
St. Pat
Mesdames
G .G. Wright
M. L. Norton
Wm. Feazel
Rolland Skinner
St. Patrick's Day
St Patrick's
Washburn
Magnolia
Granville
McNabb
A G Clemens
Leota
Anna Spangler
Salisbury
Petri
Aug Hall
Minnie
Oscar Olson
Otto Gustafsons
Ed Polk
Herman Falk
Council Bluffs
P A Lundgren
Rockford
Rev. Bergman
Bergman
Gibson and Sibley
Swedish Literary Society
Rosa Peterson
Wyanet
Evans and Tooluca
Notable Visitors From Lacon Receive Local Welcome
Dlemai, friend of Lacon, visits this week with F. D. Scoville and iy and witl Mrs. Mamie Don tely, indicating a social gathering or cordial reception featuring local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlemai
Lacon
F. D. Scoville
Mamie Don
Varna Community Notes and Local Happenings
Varna church services announced for next Sunday with 11 a m at the Varna church and 6 p m at La Rose. A St Patrick’s day dinner, charity meetings, visits, and social events fill Varna life with news of neighbors, travels, and small-town greetings.
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Crewes
Normal District
Strawn End
Cecil
Bila Spangler
Alvin Henry Sid
Clary
Mulrooney
Casey
Johnny
Wilsyer
New’ York
Scott
GALE
Blue Jay Hill
Prichg
J. G. Clemens
Magnolia, Ill
Irving N. Colby
Granville, Ill
THE
Magnolia Bank
George
Givyou
Reeder
At.j. W. Niece
Stord
Reeder Medicine Co
Washington St
Bubserle
Republican
Colin
Eas
W. A. “Simmons
Barnes
Legare
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