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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1905

Page

3

Magnolia News Notes and Welcome for New Minister

The Magnolia community hosted a reception at the parsonage on Wednesday night in honor of the new minister Rev. Bell and his wife. About 60 guests attended with instrumental and vocal music, extending best wishes for a prosperous year ahead. Mrs. Harvey Morris of Strawn visited her daughter Mrs. Weathers on Monday and Tuesday. Local representative R. A. Ward handles Magnolia news for The Henry Republican and will promptly address entrusted business.

R. A. Ward Magnolia Henry Republican Harvey Morris Strawn Weathers Bell

Magnolia personals recount local visits and gatherings

Mary McKirgan and others spent time in Henry and Rutland visiting relatives. Mrs. Fanny Wilkey and Miss VanHorne traveled for calls. Charles J. Devlin funeral noted with locals attending. A. Hecht and John Burnsworth headed southwest. The Ladies’ Aid to meet November 16 with Mrs. Bell. Community updates include farm activity, Mr. Kidd’s southwestern trip, and new Magnolia house occupancy.

Mary McKirgan Henry Charles L. Skelton Rutland Fanny Wilkey Varna Misses VanHorne Massie Harry Hull Jane Bobbitt S. G. Cole Radie Ottawa Alexander Iowa Charles J. Devlin Spring Valley L. C. Badgley A. Hecht J. W. Dean Henry Dakin Casteel Magnolia Ralph Parlette Dunne’s

Church Notes Postpones Sermon For Children

Due to bad weather last Sunday the children's sermon was postponed and will be announced later. J H Brenn will lead Sunday School in Superintendent Hecht's absence. On Sunday November 12 Magnolia charge holds 10 am Sunday School and 7 30 pm preaching at Magnolia, with Strawn at 11 am. A turkey dinner and evening musical program are planned at the Masonic hall by Magnolia church ladies.

Hecht J. H. Brenn Magnolia Strawn Jennie Edwards Magnolia M. E Masonic Hall

Magnolia School Report for October Month End

The Magnolia school reports monthly totals by department. Upper Department lists 23 pupils, 16 average daily attendance, and no tardies or absences stated. Intermediate Department shows 44 pupils, 22 days taught, 38 average daily attendance with several named staff. Primary Department records 37 pupils, 23 days, 33 average daily attendance with multiple teachers named.

Magnolia Ollie Spencer Mark J. Sweany Vera Harris Ralph Defenbaugh Ollie Roberts Gladys Ray Arthur Spencer Chester Law

Mt Palatine Briefs and Local Happenings

Mt Palatine notes Mrs L B Marquis heads to Chicago for the winter after almost two years with her daughter Mrs F E Powell. George Puffer returns from a northern Illinois visit. Carpenters start on a Powell farm house now under Will Bishop. Oyster supper for Congregational church choir held at Davis store on Nov 11 after 6 pm. Ethel Harkins visiting Ottawa. John Weisherding husking corn for Fred Wolf. Mr and Mrs E B Wilkins shopped in Streator. Most residents report cold symptoms.

L. B. Marquis Chicago F. E. Powell George Puffer Illinois Powell Farm Will Bishop Davis Store Congregational Church Ethel Harkins Ottawa John Weisherding Fred Wolf E. BE. Wilkins

Long prayers draw critique and political notes in Illinois

An old church member mocks a pastor for a 1646 minute prayer, while reports from Peoria Springfield and Chicago show Cullom gaining support for another Senate term. Illinois editors praise Roosevelt and discuss tariff revision and railroad rates amid widespread political chatter.

Mary in Hard Tuck Bees and Hives Tale

A playful verse recalls Mary with a swarm of bees fleeing danger by following her. The bees accompany Mary wherever she goes to protect their hives.

Mary

Must Have Mail Boxes

The Post Office Department will withdraw rural mail service from patrons lacking regulation mail boxes. W K R Spilman announces no favoritism, but notices will be sent from Washington to affected patrons with sixty days to install boxes. Also, postmasters must remove obscene postal cards and forward them to the first assistant postmaster general for adjudication.

Post Office Department W. K R. Spilman Rural Delivery Washington Postonce Department

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R. W. Spencer Magnolia, Ill Janesville Pottery Sivel & Defenbaugh Magnolia, Illinois Magnolia Bank Perry Dakin Special Magnolia Aim Tluinois Robert G. Dakin, M. D O. F. Taylor, M. D Fer Kenward Massile Gen W. H. Weathers Chicago Veterinary College Lash Place Ramage House Magnolia Central Magnolia Personals Morphew Hardware Company John O. Kidd Southwest Hooker Oklahoma Mr. Kidd Mrs. Brenneman Palatine MT. Palatine Senator Cullom National Peoria Cullom United States Senate Springfield East St. Louis Commonwealth Roosevelt Colonel Davidson Lewiston Fulton County Democrat Theodore Roosevelt New Orleans Chicago Evening Post Congress Hjorphew J. G. Clemens Atlanta Hennepin Church Bib Tucker Aberdeen Chester White Hogs Amos FB Wilson
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