Magnolia Notes Impoverished Posts and Travel gossip
Local social items list visits from Magnolia residents and friends including Elias Rolley, Dr Franklin, Miss Jessie Emans, Mrs Cuthbertson, and others. It records weekend trips, illness updates, a move to Henry, a Grange Fair attendance, a high school basketball win, a farewell for Emans, and details of an upcoming illustrated lecture by Prof. Hieronymus titled From Edinburgh to the Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Rolley
Dr. Franklin
Chicago
Frank Funk
Oxbow
Iowa
Jay
Kathleen Dunne
Joseph Chase
Granville
Har
Curtis
Ethel
Chicxago
Martha McAllister
Whitefield
Jessie Emans
Joseph Otto
Cuthbertson
Wesland
Sweet
Henry
Margaret Lackland
Bloomington
Daniel McKirgan
C. EB. Griffin
Earl Little
Missouri
Miss Burr
Glenn
Henry Hull
Babe
Fairbault
Minn
Stratton
Rydeh
Maria
Defenbaugh
Leland
Cuthbertgon
Clifford
Varna
Magnoolia High School
Swaney
Charles Sturges
Bond
R. W. Spencer
Maud Ray
Amarillo
Texas
Hetrick
Herman Potter
Washington
R. E. Hieronymus
Magnolia’ High School
Edinburgh
Alps
Grace Scofield Becomes Bride of Murray Merritt
Grace Scofield and Murray F Merritt wed at 4 30 pm Sept 24 at the Scofield home Hoopeston with 75 guests. Rev William Crew officiated, groom's sister sang Because, and reception followed before the couple's Chicago banking event trip and plans for Wellington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Scofield
Murray F. Merritt
George Scofield
East Main Street
Hoopeston
Miss Grace
Wellington
William Crew
Kirkwood
Ill
MBH
Louise Merritt
Magnolia
J. Ralph Carboy
Danville
Roses
Lilly
Let Me Cure Your Ailments at Peoria Treatment Rooms
A daily-treatment healer promotes cures without drugs or surgery at 407 Masonic Temple Building Peoria Illinois. He cites Mrs. Fannie Taylor of Havana as an incurable case previously diagnosed by top doctors, claiming a complete, single-treatment cure for bronchitis indigestion and liver and bowel trouble. He offers free treatment with only voluntary contributions to cover expenses. He invites all sick to visit and be cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Bldg
Fannie Taylor
Pearl St
Havana
Masonic Temple
Adams St. Peoria
Local Notes Highlight Town Residents and Visits
Mrs. John Annason hosts her mother while A. Harth returns from a city trip. Park Avery family moves to Avery farm west of town. George Robinson and wife reside in the Baptist parsonage. Mrs. Lou Quaintance and Miss Mary Ellis attend the Ottawa fair. Miss Gertrude Cooley visits Estella Bell. Miss Emma Schoenneshoefer hosts Blasberg of Granville. T. F. Comisky sick but improving. Royal Neighbors promise the Skedunk Special soon. Mrs. M. B. Ball of Wheaton and granddaughter of Chicago visit James Davey’s family. Rev. W. D. Evans reappointed pastor. Umphres on sick list. Two-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Zellmer dies of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Wm. Mylenbusch and Miss Lena Grivey visit Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas. Miss Shea attends Chicago State Street millinery openings. Mrs. Hattie Squires and family move to Mendota. Grace Evans joins them at 107 Gilman Ave. A. W. Merritt and wife attend Murray Merritt’s wedding in Hoos ton. Mrs. Dollie Skeels seriously ill. surgery at Streator hospital. Her mother Alma Hartenbower and Skeels’ son visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Annason
A. Harth
Park Avery
Avery Farm
George Robinson
Baptist Parsonage
Lou Quaintance
Mary Ellis
Ottawa
Mary Bell
Gertrude Cooley
Toulon
T. F. Comisky
M. B. Ball
Wheaton
Chicago
James Davey
W. D .Evans
Rev. Evans
Umphres
Charles Zellmer
Wm, Mylenbusch
Lena Grivey
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Grand jury and petit jury called for Oct 20 21
Judge Green will not appear in Hennepin until 4 PM on Oct 20 and orders the grand jury summoned for 3 PM that day with the petit jury set for 9 AM on Oct 21. Also notes travel plans of County Treasurer Durley and new Granville State bank officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
Circuit Court
Green
Cofoid
Grand Jury
W. M. Durley
Los Angeles
Cal
Spanish Fork
Utah
Thomas Stanton
Lavonne Stanton
San Francisco
Homer Harper
New Granville State Bank
George J. W. Ward
A. P. Child
L. O Snoddy
Howard J. Child
H. K. Ward
L. O. Snoddy
Charles D. Gunn
L. F. Boyle
H. M. Wilson
J. E. Bonges
Catherine Miller
Putnam County
Joliet
State Board of Pardons
Illinois
William Tomasson
Muscatine
Mae Anna Hearst
Moscow
Charivari
Mucsatine
Local notes from Lacon Journal events and health updates
Mrs. Clara B Fort and Miss Annie Bellows returned Tuesday from abroad. Miss Bellows will visit Benton Harbor later this week. Mrs. Jerry Trone suffered a paralytic stroke last week and is recovering well. The Waughop child of Whitefield remains critically ill and refuses to eat. Grandmother Mrs. Lane assists at the home. Margaret Crouse of Henry is seriously ill with possible spinal meningitis. Watertown hospital farm income rose to 24222 from 4746 in 1908 according to T S Craig's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacon Journal
Clara B. Fort
Annie Bellows
Miss Bellows
Benton Harbor
Will .Bellows
Jerry Trone
George Waughop
Whitefield
Lane
Lacon
Waughop
Margaret
Goldie Crouse
Henry
Peoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnolia Department
Blue
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N
Illinois Woman's College
Jacksonville
C. H. Merritt
I, Be,erritt
Merritt & Koplin Bank
Hoopeston National Bank
Bankers’ Association
Merritt
Hoopeston Evening Herald
Republican
John J. O'Neil
Hugh Richie
Sophie Gringer
Bears
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J
Siberia
Apex
Janesville
J. I. Case
J. F. Wolf
Farmers' General Supply House
Mcnabb, Ile
Watertown Hospital
T. 8. Graig
Cohaim’s
THE
Cohaim's
FURS
Gohaim’s
Adams ST
Peoria, IL
Public Service Company
Northern Illinois
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
M. H. Church
George J. Borgstede
Magnolia, Ild
Jones’ National School
Jesse French
T. L. Skelton
Agt
Ayer Siiger
Ayer Co
Lowell, Shtume
Z. Frank Titus
Magnolia, Fil
Albert Pletsch
Mcnabb, Ill
McNabb Central
A. Simmons
Magnolia, Ill
Centeng Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
MeGkshodigo Aenea ‘Society
St. Louis
Ina
W. H. Weathers, M. D
Phone McNabb
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