Magnolia Personal News Roundup Highlights Local Movements
Local notes report Edith Law and others visiting or calling in Magnolia and nearby towns. Movements include Louis Castile family relocating to Missouri and Henry pianist Mr Falls in town. Community events feature the Eastern Star social, Henry chapter members visiting, and a town building move near Massie’s restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Law
Henry
John Murphy
Louis Castile
Missouri
Falls
S. C. Taylor
Granville
Magnolia
Isaac Glover
Low Point
Jennie Krantz
Venona
Mr. Scott
Custer
Hillabrand
R. B. Roberts
Little Irene
Independence
Lizzie McDermott
Lostant
R. D. Spencer
Peoria
Bartonville Asylum
C.F. Morpnew
Dakin
Albert Horton
Dagner Bros
Horton
Dunne
Massie
Seese
Order of the Eastern Star of Magnolia
Masonic Hall
Mary Ramage
Mabel Shields
Ramage
Drainage Case Fans Across Illinois River Counties
Judges Curran and others of Pekin sue the Chicago Drainage District for damages to 2000 acres on the Illinois River caused by higher flows after Lake Michigan water was routed through the drainage canal. The consolidated suits exceed 250 000 dollars and await the evidence in Peoria with counsel Stevens Horton Chiperfield Quinn and Todd as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Illinois River
Peoria
W. R. Curran
Pekin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Commission
Board of Trustees
Circuit Clerk’s
Stevens and
Horton
Chiperfield
Canton
Social notes and national news in Palatine area
Miss Matthews of Tonica guests Ella Smith. Elna Davis visits cousin Blanche Barr near Lostant. Verona Weicherding visiting Venona. Ann Woodbury of Odell arrives for winter with G. M. Puffer. Marie Gallaher attends Magnolia reception for Mrs. Harvey Ramage. Mamie Powell ill but improving. George Koehler and Elizabeth Voygt marry in Chicago. Pan ama Canal investment cited. Roosevelt praised by National Grange. Doyle’s Sir Nigel hype in Record-Herald. call to buy next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Mamie Powell
George Koehler
McNabb
Elizabeth Voygt
Chicago
Truman R. Greene
Hamlin Avenue
T. E. Gallaher
Othello Henning
Tonica
Man's Unreasonableness Yields to Electric Bitters
Thomas S. Austin, manager of the Republican in Leavenworth Indiana, refused doctors to operate on his wife. He recounts that five physicians failed to help, but after using Electric Bitters she recovered enough to resume all household duties. Guaranteed by Powells City Drug Store Henry, Illinois. Price 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Atlantic City
N. J
Congress
United States
Patrons of Husbandry
Theodore Roosevelt
Thos. S. Austin
Mgr
Leavenworth
Ind
J. Mh
F. A. Powells City Drug Store
Henry, Il
Price
Turkey's Plaint Anonymity Comes With Thanksgiving
The verse depicts an unassuming turkey convinced it is not to blame for its fate. It laments being chosen for Thanksgiving and imagines going elsewhere to avoid the harvest.
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R. W. Spencer
Magnolia, Ill
Janesville
Sivel & Defenbaugh
Magnolia, Illinois
Bankin
Perry Dakin
Special Agent
Illinois
Robert G. Dakin, M.D
C. F. Taylor, M. D
DR. Kenward
Miassie's
W. H. Weathers
Chicago Veterinary College
Lash Place
Ramage House
Magnolia Central
the Republican
Magnolia Department
R. A. Ward
Henry Republican
Magnolia Personals
W. G. Griffith
PLA
Eniesists
Putnam County Farmers’ Institute
F. F. Packingham
A. J. Robinson
W. B. Mills
W. BH
Hawthorne
David Felmley
James McNabb
S. S. Stansell
J. A. Brokaw
Crane
University of Illinois
Lloyd
University of Ilinois
George W. Hunt
John W. Cook
Illinois State Normal School
DeKalb
Jennie C. Barlowe
John Kays
Amos Wilson
J. H. Williams
Cordelia Wilson
Lela Bullock
Mabel Carney
Orphen Yardware. Company
Panama Canal
Sutherland
House of Commons
Windsor
Ont
America
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Nigel
Conan Doyle
Record-Herald
Roosevelt
T. C. Atkeson
West Virginia
Aberdeen
Chester White Hogs
Amos B. Wilson
Magnolia, TH
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