Magnolia News Notes and Local Mentions
R A Ward serves as local representative for The Henry Republican in Magnolia with prompt attention promised for all news items. The fair ended with rain as Charles Lormis visited Varna, Charlie Johnston remains on the sick list, Mrs Hammel of Hennepin visited her daughter Mrs Charlie Bush, and Dr Simmons moved his office to a residence beside the blacksmith shop. A P Childs of Granville was seen on the streets Saturday and expresses thoughts of changing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ward
Magnolia
Henry Reublican
Charles Lormis
Varna
Charlie Johnston
Mrs. Hammel
Hennepin
Charlie Bush
Dr. Simmons
A. P. Childs
Granville
Carmi Pozzi
Ottawa
William Kiss
Toluca
Shepard
John Valvetti
Rutland
John
Local notes on farm improvements and school life
The column notes improvements on a farm and a student named Harry Ramage returning to college work. It praises a young man’s outfielding, mentions uneasiness over a new building and its funding, and lists individuals affected by a recent ball game. It covers visits by Simmons relatives, the Magnolia Grange fair, and Magnolia and Lacon game scores with Fairview scoring as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ramage
E. A. Mathis
Rollin Swindler
Ralph
Everett Hecht
George Clemens
Minnie Mathis
Dora Simmons
Henry Smalls
Simmons
Sarah Johnson
Earl Johnson
Whitefield
John Wright
Frank Anderson
Lone Tree
Laura Simmons
Mt. Vernon
Magnolia Grange
Magnolia
Lacon
Fairview
Mrs Boyle born Harrisville Ohio to William A Boyle
Mrs William A Boyle born Aug 26 1841 near Harrisville Harrison County Ohio died Sept 15 1908 at age 67 years 20 days after living in Illinois and Kansas. She taught school in Illinois and married Sept 12 1872 to William A Boyle. She was a Quaker birthright member devoted to home life and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Boyle
Sarah Elizabeth Morris
Harrisville
Harrison County
Ohio
Illinois
Lostant
Burton
Kas
Mr. Boyle
Noted matriarch laid to rest in Tonica family lot
The obituary describes a mother survived by three sons and one daughter, seven grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters including Mrs. Margaret Given and Mrs. Henry Boyle. Funeral services were conducted at the home of Miss Artemese Boyle with Rev. A Jones and Abel Mills leading prayers and reflections. Burial followed in the family plot at Tonica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edward
Marshall A
Louisa Bridgeman
Charles A
Jonathan W
John Y. Morris
Ohio
Artemese Boyle
A. Jones
Lestant M. E
Abel Mills
Society ‘of Friends
McNabb
Tonica
Community Notes From Springfield and Nearby
Short items describe local attendance at the state fair, visits by Grace Mills and Miss Belle McIntyre, and social events. The Magnolia Grange fair, church harvest festival, and various town residents’ travels and visits are documented, along with school and baseball updates and county W C T A officers elected. Conservative local-notice tone with multiple named individuals and places.
Birth and death notices and wedding in Lostant area
Velpha Fulmer, born in Florid in August 1908, died September 27, 1908, as the fourth child buried by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen. The piece lists numerous local movements, visits, and events, including sermons by Mr. Dunlap, travel to Chicago and Granville, a misfortune from gasoline fire harming Miss Laura Kelso, and the marriage of Miss Alice Foley to Mr. Harl Myers with details of the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velpha Fulmer
Charles Allen
Florid
Allen
Dunlap
Gust Deininger
Sarah Chance
Henry
Clara ,Shurley
Annk
Peoria
Munnis
Alice Foley
Lostant
Harl Myers
Leonore
Patrick Reedy
Cullom
William Schuck
P. E
Myers
Roundup trip resumes as Granville detachment departs
A Granville mining district delegation heads to Roundup Montana with Mrs Kibble Mrs Olmstead and Mrs Lewis families in tow as husbands prepare homes. Stephen Barnes joins the group with his wife to follow. Also noted Carrs land sales recent and a drought relief shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Stephen Barnes
Col. Child & Son
Diamond
la Salle
Thomas Diamond
Fred Englehaupt
Streuver
Cedar Point
Samuel Fredricks
Illinois
Toluca News and Campaign Notes
J P Moran of Fairbury Democratic candidate for state senator called in Toluca. Toluca hosts home coming week Oct 5 to 10. Mrs J D Ball returned from Michigan after visiting daughters Ilecta and Ellyn Ball. Jay Ball to Champaign to start University of Illinois studies. Hotel Nelson closed after cooks and staff resigned. Royal Neighbors hall hosted a reception for Mrs J F Geenen with ice cream and cake. large attendance enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Moran
Fairbury
Toluca
J. D. Ball
Michigan
Blecta
Ellyn
Jay Ball
Champaign
University of Illinois
Nelson
J. F. Geenen
Illinois sheriffs asked for 1907 08 jail statistics and reports
Fr Emory Lyon of the State Conference of Charities requests county jail data for July 1 1907 to July 1 1908. Questions cover admissions releases without indictment acquittals juvenile commits jail age 14 jail construction dormitories matron salary sheriff income and miscellaneous receipts. Read The Republican for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Emory Lyon
State Conference of Charities
Chicago
Aoe
Glycerine Promised to Boost Pierce Medicines
The glycerine used in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery amplifies medicinal roots and acts as a nutritive antiseptic and antiferment. It enhances Black Cherry bark and other components, aids lingering coughs and chest ailments, and supports weakened digestion. No alcohol is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Bain
Finley Ballingwood
Benpet Med. College
Chicago
Ind
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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R. W. Spencer
Magnolia, Illinois
Rush
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
THE
Magnolia Bank
Magnolia, Ill
Robert G. Dakin
Ill
J. H Massie
Ancy
Griffith’s Laundry
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medica
Chirurogical Society
St Louis
Ina Bank
Ina
W. H. Weathers, M. D. O
A. R. Kreger
Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital
Magnolia Department
Quaker Lane
T. J. Smith
B. O. Gunn
W. B. Mills
Springfield
Grace Mills
Wenona
Henry High School
John Swaney
Consolidated
Belle McIntyre
Nira Beck
Henry Everett
Great
Oak Park
BE. B. Mills
F. B. Smith
J. M. Bumgarner
Hazel Boman
Eizabeth Massie
Louis Beck
Timmie Mills
Don Beck
Marie Gallaher
Dr. Hommel
Milwaukee
Addie Swaney
Alex McKirgan
Charles Aukland
James Price
Streator
Miss Gildersleeve
Hudson
J. C. Sutherland
Missouri
Oliver Wilson
Alice Tomlinson
L. BE. Wilson
Republican
Bernard Haugens
M. J. Toemmes
Hazel Boshell
Margaret Shea
Goodie
Banfield
Rev. Jones
M. EH
Miss Goodie
Jones
Joseph Tremble
Iowa
Julia Dugan
Ashward
Mattoon
John Kelley
Dana and
John Manley
Nis
Jacksonville
Coney Noel
Olive
School For the
Charles Dixon
Sheldon
Reynolds
Laura Kelso
John Annasson
New Hartford
John Appel
Levi Brown
Frank Neifing
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
State Board of Charities
John I. Thompson
J. Thompson Son
Salt River Valley Ranches
Phoenix
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Greene & Griffin Real Estate & Investment Co
Henry, Ill
F. A. Powell
H. H. Hutchins
John Kline
East Boun
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Putnam
Bureau
Morris
Joliet
Hagglewood
No. 70
O. G. Walb
Warren Cowles
D. Pas
Jefferson St
Til
Poland-China
Mississippi River
Prince Fanciful
Prince Alert
Peter Mown
Sherman Glenn
Magnolia, Il