Arbuckles Coffee: trusted aroma and best value nationwide
A Los Angeles reader extols Arbuckles Coffee for over thirty years noting its reliable aroma and loyalty of family choosing it over other brands. Advertisers claim Arbuckles leads the coffee market with the firt roasted packaged product and price advantages from a large, efficient business model.
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Magnolia items recount gatherings and moving notices
Magnolia community news lists visits by Miss McDowell and others, family moves to new homes, repairs and plans for barns, a state fair return, and church and lodge events. It notes Tom Wierman buying horses, a Granville game loss, and the Magnolia MWA resignation followed by a new clerk election.
Reeder Medicines On Sale At J. W. Nieces Drug Store
Dr Reeder's Herbal Medicines are now available at J. W. Nieces Drug Store offering safe pure and reliable products from Reed er Medicine Co Peoria Illinois at 114 S Washington St.
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Obituary: Benjamin F Hiltabrand Sr of Tonica
Benjamin F Hiltabrand Sr born March 2 1842 near Magnolia Putnam County Illinois died September 25 1907 at his Tonica home aged 65 years 6 months 23 days He leaves wife Minerva Hartenbower six children Walter George D Norman F Vera J and Benjamin F plus a large landholding He was a member of the Old School Baptist church and a public service was held in the MEB church with Rev John Small and Rev A W Wiggins in attendance The funeral conveyed respect and a final tribute in Hope cemetery Tonica News
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Magnolia
Putnam County
Ilnois
Tonica
George Hiltabrand
North Carolina
Tennessee
Illinois
Isaac
Oxbow
Minerva Hartens Bower
Walter
George D. Norman
Vera J
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Old School Baptist Church
MEB
John Small
A W . Wiggins
Congregational Church
Hope Cemetery
Hillabrand
Palatine pair obtain license in Ottawa marriage plan
Mr W Does of Mt Palatine and Miss Stella Wright of Streator drove to Ottawa on Tuesday September 25 and obtained a license to wed. The bride is praised in Streator as well regarded and the couple enter a life partnership. Mr Does is the eldest son of prominent farmers and stock raisers.
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State Fair Outing Reflections From A Detroit Party
A group of ladies and gentlemen chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Glenn traveled to the Springfield State Fair. The narrative covers train travel misadventures purchase mishaps at a snack stand, rides at the fair including a first Ferris wheel ride, lodging near Eighth and Cass, meals and show attendance, a fire alarm misstep, cushion misfires, and a final return voyage with fare and theater notes.
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Springfield
Davidson
Bessie Davidson
McKirgan
Mathis
Small
Mike
Eighth
Cass
Mai
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Henry Small
Alex McKirgan
Glenn Land Mathis
Alice
Local Society and Visiting Notes Compile
Mrs Noll has her residence painted. Mrs Josie Hollingsworth visited La Salle on Wednesday among relatives. Laura Mortenson went to Chicago on Wednesday to visit her father. The death of four year old Louise Koehler occurred Monday afternoon. Frank Koehler is the oldest daughter’s father, and Mr Griener of Hennepin was a town visitor Monday. Annie McCaine is seriously ill. Frank Kero builds an addition to his residence. Alta Smith of Mt Palatine is this week’s telephone central girl. Mrs J Johnson and Miss Dora Rasmussen were in Chicago.
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Josie Hollingsworth
la Salle
O ' Mils
Laura Mortenson
Chicago
Mr James
Streator
Ratehin
Miss Hilelman
George Ditman
Grover Kidd
Magnolia
Louise Koehler
Frank Koehler
Griener
Hennepin
James McNabb
WIHN
Walter Griffith
F E Smith
Chelago
Annie McCaine
Frank Kero
Alta Smith
Mt Palatine
J Johnson
Dora Rasmussen
Local notes from Granville and surroundings
Edna Clemens returned home last Wednesday with a very sick girl after recent illnesses. Lavonne Clemens came back from Dakota last Monday. George Hetrick attended the state fair and returned Saturday. Mrs Stevens visited Oglesby and brought a guest to visit briefly. Addie Bradley and Clara left for California after visiting J B Alberts. John Clemens spent the summer in Galesburg and will winter with his parents. Lela and Blandie Allen visited Mr Hartwig last Sunday. Mrs Kate Deininger was ill for a few days. Henry Gardner is very poorly but hopes for improvement. Mary Allen visited Granville last week. The Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs WI Morris’s last Thursday afternoon.
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Granville
Edna
Lavonne Clemens
Dakota
George Hetrick
Stevens
Oglesby
Addie Bradley
Clara
J B Alberts
California
John Clemens
Galesburg
Lela
Blandie Allen
Hartwig
Kate Deininger
Henry Gardner
Mary Allen
Ladies’ Aid
WI Morris
Local Social Amidst State Fair Visits and Weddings
Mrs Wena Merritt of Dwight and relatives visited the State fair with Wm Klag and Herman Barr. Alfred H Beil and wife were in Chicago earlier in the week. Mrs Wierman and her mother, Mrs Merritt, visited Mrs Amanda Mills of Terre Haute. Amelia and Bertua Vtech and Lenore visited Charles Barr’s home. Mrs Lundy of Wenona visited Henry and Lizzie McDermott. Hazel Boshell planned a trip to Chicago as a stenographer. Mrs McCoy of Varna hosted by Mrs Whitney. Harvey Elder returned from Oklahoma. Elizabeth Smith and Pflibsen wed at St Peter and Paul’s Richland. Elizabeth Smith and Miss Eirich of Chicago married at St Joseph’s Church in that city. Bessie Hannum traveled to Lit. Philip Lyons went to Chicago. D C Richards and family returned from Port Side after visiting. Mr and Mrs Moore of Sireals visited with wives and friends. Mr Mudge of Storm Lake visiting his son Arthur for a couple weeks. Rev James and family left for Gardner to lead church duties. A reception was held in their honor Monday evening. Stella Wright of Streto and Wm Docs were married at Ottawa Sept 20. Margaret Shea purchased stock for her millinery store.
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Bloomington
Dent Parret
Wenona
Jay Duno
Dakings
Lena Allen
Independence
George Ditman
Grover Kidd
Kewanee
Florence Ramage
Carrie Mitchell
Henry
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O F Taylor
van Horn
Unis Rakin
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Peoria
Jppert
Simmons
Putnam
Frank Griffin
Lostant
G A. Morphew
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Hennepin
W A . Skelton
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Ewing
Shannon City
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BE. R Spencer
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Daisy
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Terre Ha Ind
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Wes
Charles Barr
Lundy
St. Peter and Paul's
Richland
Elizabeth Simth
Mws Eirich
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Bessie Hannum
Keiger
Philip Lyons
D. C. Richards
Port Side
Stella Wright
Stretor
Ottawa
Margaret Shea
Joago
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