Local professional listings for Henry and Lacon Illinois area
Directory style notice listing doctors dentists attorneys and merchants in Henry and Lacon Illinois. Includes Dr F. 0. Willest veterinarian dentist calls day and night phone service, Dr R. B. Bayne dentist, Barnes Magoon attorneys at law settling estates, W. W. Dewey and Son grain and coal, New City Meat Market John Hartley Jr proprietor, Dr J. A. Swem physician, Dr H. A. Hall physician with electric diagnosis and 24 hour calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Barnes
J. H. Magoon Barnes & Magoon
Attorneys-At-Law
Lacon, Ill
New City
John Hartley, Jr
H. A. Hall
Henry, III
Edward Street
Magnolia Notes and Local Guests Share News Across Town
Magnolia residents greet visitors and discuss events as John Piper of Pekin and Misses Peters Brennemann and Ramsey travel or host. A Magnolia Varna basketball game favored Magnolia, while high school meetings drew attendance and Bible class members praise lessons from Jonah urging repentance and personal reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Ninevah
Wenona Notes Travelers Visits Deaths and Shipments
Local residents travel to Chicago and other towns for business and pleasure while family and church groups report visits and donations. Onslow Grant dies after tonsil operation with heart disease noted as cause. he was born January 28, 1897 in Tonica. Chestnut street lighting poles and glassware await cable shipment as Wenona notes continued community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona
Clarke Harter
Chicago
H. M. Taggart
Louis Christ
Streator
R. Boshel
Amboy
M. Stateler
James Cowan
la Salle
Lawrence
McLean
J. B. van Ness
B. Scott
Warrensburg
Laura Scott
Onslow F. Grant
Frank Grant
Tonica
Welter
Daisie
A. Kahn
Aiette
Mendota
Carl Becker
George Lane
Rockford
Robert Burgess
Tillie Donlin
Racine
Wis
L. N. Burns
Edwin Kane
Charles Kane
Henry
George K. Brayman
Shenandoah, Te
H. M. Whitney
M. P. Morgan
the Presbyterian Church
Olivet
Chestnut Street
Housekeepers Club Meeting Shares Literary Exchange
Schnertady resident alleged to have not appeared by the ninth. The Housekeepers club gathered at Mrs. George S. Monser’s home on Friday November 19 at 2 30 PM with roll call huromous and a duet by Mrs. Clarke Harter and Miss Maurine Turner. Guests from the Woman's Literary club attended and a lecture on Indian Bucket Weaving followed. Beware Of Cheap Substitutes notes promote Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted decades phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnertady
N. Y
George S. Monser
Huromous
Clarke Harter
Maurine Turner
Harris Taylor
High School Conference Formulates County Trade List
Hennepin records show J. C. Hanna led a conference with principals and boards to plan placing all county high schools on the recognized list as two three and four year schools. The week of January 2 1916 was designated as a world wide week of prayer with January 5 set for nations at war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin Record
J. C. Hanna
P. W. Paxson
Albert, Kas
Thomas
William
W. A. Paxson
Paxson
Great Bend
Kas
George Hume
Magnolia
F. E. Dawson
Henry
Robert Coford
H. Ray
Jacob Tomasson
Muscatine
Hennepin
Frank Peters
Champaign
Illinois Traction System
Hennepin Lyceum
Francis Lyberger
I. O. O. F. Opera
Lyberger
William Kaiser
Court House
Wm. Johnson
Kaiser
Oscar Reuburg
Cecil Hotel
Mr. Reuburg
Surrey
C. J. Zenor
Chester Seibert
Les
Standers
Chamberlain Tablets Promise Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a medicine for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation claiming wide success and rapid popularity and availability everywhere. A light quip about cake yields a punchline about feeling like a ton of lead after eating it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's Tablets
Advt
Local Social Notes From Lostant and Nearby
Local items recount visits and illnesses among Lostant residents and families in nearby towns. Mrs W A Barr remains home ill. Mrs Dollie Skeels recently discharged from Streator Hospital. Miss Elsie Zilm to host Miss Myrtie Groat from Texas. Mr and Mrs Gapen and James Davey family move into Comisky property. Henry Hay and James Patterson visit. Mrs A H Bell and others attend Streator musical events. Theodore Matthews plans housekeeping in Fairchild property. Mary Mortenson receives walnuts from California. suffragists join with guests for a sewing circle and dinner. several clergy and lodge members visit. Tony Heider returns from Nebraska. W L C meets at Miss Margaret Shea’s home. discussions on geography and population themes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostant
David Willizamson
Hom Dakota
W. A. Barr
Orren Baldwin
Tonica
Dollie Skeels
Streator Hospital
Elsie Zilm
Myrtie Groat
Balls
Texas
Frank Gapen
la Salle
Leo Gapen
Frank Ryan
Amos Ryan
Robert Herschel
Peoria
Siemers
Elmer Siemers
Minonk
Charles Hay
Comiskyl
Franklin
James Davey
James Patterson
Seneca
Lostant
Nell Bartlett
Granville
Sutherland
Kappa
Charles Hartenhower
A. H. Bell
Lucile Schoenneshoefer
George Phillips
Vera Phillips
Streator
Theodore Matthews
Maria Kelso
Fairchild
Wm. Roetzel
Zilm
Ford County
F. T. McAnally
Kankakee
Continental Insurance Co
Griffin Agency
McAnally
Mary Mortenson
California
Mary
Lawrence Gealow
Belmont
Frank Morgan
Putnam
Ladies’ Aid Society
Matthews
Wilson
Shoop
Wenona
Davies
Rutland
McOmber
Minoak
Rowson
Frank Smith
John Sutherland
Magalia
Lostant Lodge
Tony Heider
Nebraska
Margaret Shea
Morgan
Sarah Phillips
Artemissa Boyle
S. A
Andes Mountains
Lake Titicaca
L. Schoenneshoefer
Andes
Florence Kelley
Talks on Guiana Islands Venezuela and Amazon Sightings
Mrs Estella Bell compared the Guianas with other colonies while Mrs Curtis described sights on a trip down the Amazon. Mrs Vollmer spoke on Venezuela its products and capital. The meeting showed careful preparation and was very engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana Islands
Estella Bell
Curtis
Amazon
Vollmer
Venezuela
Ringling Bros to Move Winter Quarters to Baraboo
The Ringling Bros Circus ends its season in Stemphis Tennessee on Monday and plans winter quarters at Baraboo where new buildings are being added. The Barnum Bailey show will relocate from Bridgeport Connecticut to Baraboo for future winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros
Stemphis
Tenn
Baraboo
Bridgeport
Conn
Williams Treatment Claims Free Trial For Kidney and Urinary Relief
An advertisement promotes The Williams Treatment as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatic pains. It offers a free 50c bottle with no alcohol, asks readers to mail name and address with 100 to D. A. Williams East Hampton Connecticut, promising a second regular bottle by parcel post with no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egins
D. A. Williams
New Post
East Hampton
Conn
Turn clutter into cash with a home sale plan
The piece urges housewives to comb every room for unused items, list those to discard, and set the lowest cash price to convert clutter into money. It suggests a small ad example and ends with a verse about the skeeter and its bite.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. 0. Willest
Whitefield
Ill
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
Itho
DR. R. 8. Bayne
Illinois
W. W. Dewey & Son
J. A. Swem
Henry, Ill
C. Eilsin Smiths
Main Street
Carrie Weatherly
C. D. Maylfair
Granville, Ill
Fred W. Potter
Henry He, Jacobs
H. W. Adams
Ceil
F. H
Ipzeee
EcZone Co
University Avenue
St. Paul
Ironmonger
I L
Magnolia Department
John Piper
Pekin
Lackland
Hazel Peters
Helen Funk
Miller
Mr. Metler
R. W. Spencer
J. S. Phillips
George Borgstede
Magnolia and
Varna
Gertrude Ramsey
Elizabeth Brennemann
Luther Sammons
H. BE. Dean
Alvin Brown
Juny Brown
Proctor Hospital
Bert Wimer
Johnson
Wimer
J. 8. Phillips
R. Davis
J. Ironmonger
Santa
Peterman Bros
Propkktori
America
Corn Products Refining Company
New York, N. Y
Dept. R.X. P
Mat Ae
Albert Pleteh
Mcnabb
McNabb Central
Se Ikgs Dd
Borgsthde
Magnolia, Ill
Jones National School of Auctioneering
Willer
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