Magnolia notes crowd with visits school and church
Magnolia residents and visitors are recorded in a long list of callers and events. Mr Downey travels to Toluca, families visit, the T A C meets with Mel Swindler, and the Magnolia volleyball team defeats Hennepin. Rev Bell delivers sermons and discusses re digging wells for family worship and ambition. The town braces for fairs and church budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ditman
Rockford
Paxson
Granville
Magnolia
Frank Roberts
Chicago
Are. Bobbitt
Mel Swindler
Hennepin
Hart Simonton
D. A. Sherer
Toluca
HE. Jewell
Surface
Dawson Judd
Margaret
Belvidee
G. A. Morphew
Bell
Wenona
Lackland
Hiram Myers
Galesburg
Robert Downey
Varnha
Ralph Hecht
Iowa
Frank Nesturn
Farne & Co
R. W. Spencer & Co
Madame Helen
M. P. Lackland
Chi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Knox
College
Messrs
Wm. Law
Norman Coe
Tracy Skelton
Peoria
Bouse
Sue'hedfing
Magnolians
John Dean, Jr
Ennis Dakin
Wallace Allen
Nalin Evans
Lucian Glover
Fred. Glover
Mim
Henry ,Small
Vivan Haws
Minnie, Roberts
Braaddus
Venona
Abraham
Democratic booster boat tour misses crowd in Hennepin
The Democratic booster boat itinerary halted at Hennepin on Tuesday Oct 15 at noon for 15 minutes with speakers H T Raney H W Pogue L B Stringer and P J Luce but failed to speak due to late schedule. A large crowd had departed before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
H. T. Raney
H. W Pogue
L. B. Stringer
P J Luce
Ifoner
Charlie Porter
Hckinaw
W Stouffer
O. W L.S
Olive McCutcheon
Ray Johnson
T F. Galt
Congregational Church
Johnson
Peter Morine & Son
John Dora
Ziegier
Kays
Walter A. Boyle
Magnolia
Fry ‘Schwetz
Peter Moring
Salle
Hennepin News in Brief Local Notes and Outings
Local items cover visits by Mrs. Sallie Paxson Hartley and daughter. Edwin G. Paxson and Ray Johnson travel to Lacon for a dance. Reports of illnesses from a wagon accident, Roosevelt assassination news, and a trip to Peoria for the drainage show. Uncle James Zenor’s 83rd birthday celebration. attendance at state teachers institute in Ottawa. residents visiting Strawn and Chicago. rain interrupting travel to Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Paxson Hartley
Henry
Thomas Paxson
Edwin G. Paxson
Ray Johnson
Lacon
Truman
Galt
Little Son
Hennepin
Moonts
Viola Bishop
Bureau County
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Joseph Gresser
Henry Service
Granville
Fit
James Zenor
W. A. Paxson
Ethel Bush
Margaret Reynolds
State Teachers Institute
Ottawa
Will Gall
Baby
Strawn
J. B. Bush
Wood
Warder
Chicago
Wayfor
New Fallroadt
Gubernatorial Hopeful Sees Springfield Trip Canceled by Rain
George plans a Springfield outing with coachman but rain cancels the trip after learning trains run only Wednesday to Friday. He vows to buy a Stoddard Dayton seven passenger auto to tour next year’s state fair. Nearby residents Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Boyle visit, while Adam Deck’s store building is struck by lightning with minor plaster damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Springfield
George
Jay Whitney
Lostant
Hennepin
Roy Curley Boyle
Des Moines
Phebe Young
Princeton
Francis Atkins
Adam Deck
J. E. Taylor
W. Mark Durley
Foley Kidney Pills touted for kidney and bladder relief
Letters and ads praise Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder health from James V Churchill of Auburn New York and Mrs Peter Holan of Cleveland Ohio. Local notices mention writing, dancing events, and school garden plans while referencing insurance business and community updates amid mixed clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Holan
Buckeye Rd
Cleveland
Foley
A. J T
Women’s club alumni events and county fair prizes
The Misses Brennemann Hamilton and Griffith attended an alumni reception in DeKalb while Miss Buckley Caldwell visited Normal for an outing. Marie Gallaher and Mrs Hope Gallaher hosted a musicale at the Friends meeting house. Local attendance at the Illinois State Fair was strong with Lippert H W Matern J F Mills F E Smith and W B Mills winning premiums in hogs corn butter and agricultural products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Brennemann
Hamilton
Griffith
DeKalb
Buckley
Caldwell
Marie Gallaher
Hope Gallaher
Friends Meeting House
Lippert
H. W Matern
J. F. Mills
F E. Smith
W B. Mills
Lostant Social Notes Report Local News
Mrs Helen Wolf is quite sick. John Shawback broke his leg after a mishap with a tune. Many locals and visitors are listed with travels to Peoria Ottawa La Salle Mackinab Rutland and Bloomington. Royal Neighbors hosted a reception for the Phillips family as they moved to Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostant
Helen Wolf
H C Vollmer
Wm Lehnhausen
John Shawback
Emma Lehnhausen
Carrie
Peoria
Geo Barr
Eva May
Wm Gray
Rutland
Wm Schiffbauer, Sr
Mendota
W OD Evans
Washburn
Vera Phillips
J Beach
Deerstove
Maggie Fraher
Henry
Margaret Canon
Dunk
Baptist Church
Jim Moore
Jtibson
Irenas
Magnolia
Lostanty
John Boshal
C Kelso
James Danaher
Ottawa
A. C. Kelso
Springfield
Minnie Nelsing
Freeport
Edna Barr
Henry Nelson
Albert Ryan
John Ryan
Amboy
Anna
Mary Toemmes
la Salle
Charles Barr
Toluca
Long Point
Joseph Kelso
Hillabrand
Jennie Dunbar
Black
Streator
Syesis
Bernard Winner Monay
Frank Morgan
Putnam
Gil Eberly
Frazier
Margaret Richards
O. §. Marshall
Brimfield
Ind
James McMahon
Ross Baltz
Chatsworth
Andrew Madison
Scranton, Jr
C. W. Curtis
Jane Warner
Bloomington
Anna Thompson
Melvin
Sarah Phillips
Tonfica
G. D. Hillabrand
R. We -Phillips
Senate
Thalso Puti
Community Happenings and Local Notices
The piece reports church services and a large chorus effort led by Mrs Bell with soloists Miss Schoenneshoefer and Miss Bangs. It notes Rev Biedermann and family shipping furniture to Compton, Alderman Albert Peterson injuring a finger in a car incident, costelli family moving to ville, and John Klinger's move to Gary to start a butcher business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Mrsto Bell
Masleg
Schoenneshoefer
Marjorie Bangs
Toluca Star-Herald
Biedermann
Compton
Aldermman
Albert Peterson
Fromin Costelli
Ville
Costellici
Endorsement of Kidneys Pills From Local Testimony
A testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve kidney complaints and backache after years of use. The ad urges readers to trust local endorsements over strangers and notes the product is sold by Foster Milburn Co in New York at 2 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M& Tres
J Weller
Henry
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Ba N. Y
JU States
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Magnolia Department
Wm. Simonton
Downey
Tolucca
Frank Davis
OQ. A. Shearer
Samuel Potter, Jr
la Rose
Burl Roberts
Hattie Hillabrand
Mary Ditman
Metamora
Teachers’ Institute
M. J French
James Ford
Kentucky
John Jones
C A. Freeman
Henry Small
The
Masons
Archie Law
Benjamin Law
Melissa Nelson
Iowa Falls
Alexander
Rosa
Prof. Case
Misses Ray
Spencer
Dalat Ina Avinna Wind Tanah
Umeawaiom
Vues Allerubeo
Cate
Jiofin
Hen‘“nepin
Ollffe Spencer
Hallie Jones
Arminda Araysid
Margaret Gackiana
Olar
Vanorne
Waweredi
Chamberlain
T J. Segraves
A J
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Standard Oil Company
Ae Indiana Co
Jas. V. Churchill
Wall St
Auburn
N. Y
Ironmonger
Peter Wolf
Dia
Lee Zim- Merman
Taft
Lee
McNabb
Ziegler’s Hall
Panzer
Miss Davis
Otta Pm
Frank Taylor
Snmey
C.I & S. Railroad
Tan
John
Davidsons
Alex McKieans
Bsed
Hazel
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffaloy N.Y
H. B. Ramage
Ofoe County
Ill
McNabb Central 183
L. B. Elliston
M.D
Suirgeon
R. G. Dakin
Magnolia, Ill
W. A. Simmons
Centenary
Hospital Street Bank
Barnes
Universi En Chirurigeal Society
Sime Republican
Ter Girduit
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