Local notices from The Republic Henry Ill Sept 2 1905
Magnolia Department notes include sick list, visitors and social calls. Prof J N Smith returned Monday. Preaching Sunday at 11 am. Mr Spencer the Sunday school worker in the area. Residents attend Hennepin institute. Mrs Surface hosted Miss Emma Breen of Toluca. Visits from Mrs Lawrence Dugan and Hollis of Peoria. Andy Brown new clerk at Magnolia Mercantile Co. Cement walks planned to church soon. Sermonizing reflection urges charitable giving to church and town improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosner
Spencer
Hennepin
Surface
Emma Breen
Toluca
George Morphew
Minnie Prusner
Venona
Lawrence Dugan
Hollis
Peoria
Andy Brown
Henry
Magnolia Mercantile Co
Hillabrand
Charles Wierman
Florence Judd
Ethel Judd Crocker
Falls City
Neb
Rexall Orderlies Promise Risk Free Trial
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Rexall Orderlies
Hallie Elaine Galoway Performs Monday Eve 1909
Monday Eve September 13 1909 promises an exceptionally interesting and instructive program by Hallie Elaine Galoway with a crowded house expected. The notice urges audiences to remember the date one week from next Monday night.
Magnolia Sunday School Forms Fund Drive for a Mile of Pennies
The Magnolia M B D Sunday school formed an organization on August 29 to raise money for a mile of pennies to fund new Sunday school rooms and other conveniences. The effort seeks donations from all readers, with officers elected as President Charles Greenfield, Secretary Celia Spencer, and Treasurer A Hecht.
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Magnolia M. DB
Charles Greenfield
Colic Quickly Cured With Cham berlain's Remedy
A Texas merchant, Tod Robinson of Point Blank, testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provides quick relief from colic with one to two doses. Sold by A. J. Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Robinson
Point Blank
Texas
A. J. Ironmonger
Albert-Bowers wedding enlivens Granville community
Attendees including J. B Albert H B Allen and families gathered for the Albert Bowers wedding in Granville on Thursday evening. Minnie the bride, raised locally, is praised while the groom from Fairbury works as a shaft check weigher. The couple visited Pontiac and Fairbury for a reception and will establish a home in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Albert
Famiy
H. B
Allen
Albert-Bowers
Granville
Minnie
Mr. Bowers
Fairbury
Datson
Jacob Albert
Grandville
Little Village
Hennepin Hotel Cecil Hosts 28 Guests Amid Busy Week
Hennepin notes show The Cecil hotel housing 28 guests Tuesday while locals travel for winter visits. W. Mark Durley heads to Chicago for the season, and Lyman Weeks with brother Charles visit Peoria. Mrs. J. C. Maybee sick list. Several families return from trips, a large teachers institute convenes, public school opens next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Hotel
la Salle
Peoria
W. Mark Durley
Chicago
Lyman Weeks
Brother Charles
Hennepin
J. C. Maybee
Judd Family Reunion At Butcher Home
The Judd family held their third reunion on Saturday Aug 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Butcher with about 50 attendees due to threshing season. Officers elected for next year were President Mrs Cliff Stateler Vice President Miss Mabel Judd and Secretary Treasurer Miss Ethel Judd. An ice cream feast ended the gathering with the hymn God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Notables traveling from Falls City Pawnee Wawson Magnolia and Dana attended. A.J. Tronnonger promotes Foley kidneys pills for kidney and bladder ailments in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butcher
Judd
Tiddie’ Brown
Ben Judd
Cliff Stateler
Mabel Judd
Ethel Judd
N. B. Judd
Falls City
Neb
Ethel Crosker
Pawnee
Florence Judd
Wawson
Charles Weirman
Magnolia
W. L. Watts
Dana
Venona Index
Local changes at Granville and McNabb depots and marriage news
Granville Echo notes changes in railroad agent posts with D W Snively moving to McNabb and McFall and Wooley swapping duties between McNabb, Lostant, and Granville. Henry Hawthorne and Amy Bone wed at Hennepin with Justice Turner officiating and now reside in Standard. Roy Hartzell, longtime tumor sufferer, died Friday and was buried Sunday on Hennepin road. Judgment notes available at The Republican office. new supply printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Snively
Union Depot
McNabb
McFall
Lostant
Mr. Wooley
Granville
Mr. Snively
Henry Hawthorne
Berry Shaft
Amy Bone
Hennepin
Justice Turner
Henry
Roy Hartzell
Hennepin Road
Henry Brink
Wenona Wilson family reunion notes and upcoming fair events
The Wilson family reunion occurred at Evans Grange fair grounds on Friday August 27 with many relatives and a full program and dinner. Various locals traveled for visits, school starts August 29, and plans for the Evans Grange fair September 15 to 17 are underway with attractions including Mrs. Carrie Nation Spencer's band and daily baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Montgomery
Petersburg
Wenona
Big Bend
Ottawa
A. L. Turner
Maurine
Seattle
Wash
Colorado
Hazel Hastings
Ancona
Ezral Kemp
Clayton Foster
Chicago
Evans Grange
Fair Board of Directors
Daisy Griffin
Wisconsin
Blake
Joe Thierry
Cora ‘Dickey
Nebraska
Jennie Sellers
Nevada
Ilda Axline
Old Settlers
Wenona City Park
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Spencer
Holmstrom Esterdahl families hold annual reunion near Varna
Community notices describe a Holmstrom Esterdahl reunion set for Saturday at Erik Holmstrom’s home southwest of Varna. Other items report a school interior repainted in blue tones by E. Erwin, A. G. McAdams and family trips to Fowler Indiana, a farewell gathering for the Webber family, Wenona picnic in Chicago on Sept. 6, and the Evans township Sunday school convention Sept. 5 with J. H. Crickenberger speaking on county Sunday school work. Foley’s Kidney Pills are advertised for kidney and urinary ailments.
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Holmstrom
Esterdahl
Erik Holmstrom
Varna
Perisfon
E. Erwin
A. G. McAdams
Arthur McAdam
Fowler
Ind
Anna Webber
H. J. Webber
John Locke
Webber
Dixon
Chicago
Washington Park
Big Bend
Evans Township
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Crickenberger
Toluca youth charged with stealing clothes in Streator
John Minich, 17, of Toluca, arrested in Streator after purloining a suit from his uncle. Bound over to the grand jury, he remains jailed in Lacon. David Loger died in Toluca on August 28 from tuberculosis, aged 48, leaving a wife and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minich
Toluca
Lacon
David Loger
Reaping Benefit From Henry Residents Endorsing Doan's Pills
Henry Illinois resident John Hanley praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief. He says two months of use at A J Segraves Drug Store led to steady gains. Doan's, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
John Hanley
Ill
Doan
A. J. Segraves
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Points on School Law and Building Funds
Tax funds must stay within their designated purpose in school districts. Bonds may finance school buildings and sites, with separate accounts for educational and building funds. Trustees may spend only limited incidental costs, and balances are distributed by district based on residents under 21.
Modern Schools Indicted by Beeman at Institute
The Lewis town high school superintendent M N Beeman criticized modern methods at a Canton teachers’ institute. He urged focusing on reading and core arithmetic, finishing essential work by grade seven, reducing breadth to foster true reading, reasoning, and grammar mastery. He warned that many graduates enter college underprepared and urged harmony between high school and college curricula. He also spoke on fraternity as a guiding principle shaping character and community.
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Supt
M. N. Beeman
Lewistown
Canton
Register
Judge Callahan
Blacklisted Husband Sparks Editorial From Emporia Paper
Mary Parkman, editor of the Emporia Kansas Times, defends a policy of omitting her husband Harrison Parkman from news copy. She condemns him as a “mean black Republican” and an opponent of the poor while insisting the paper remains a free organ of equal rights.
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Kansas
Emporia, Kas
Times
Mary Parkman
Harrison Parkman
Gunness
Wall Street
Why Chamberlains Cough Remedy Spreads Nationwide
From a small beginning the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. It is valued for coughs and colds. For sale by A. J. Tronmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
A. J. Tronmonger
Paying Bills and an Irish Boat Ride in a Henry Repuljean Ad
A moral on cheerful bill payment contrasts with temper and accuracy in accounts. An Irish couple visits Jerusalem and the sea of Galilee where a boat ride costs Petar dollars, prompting a quip about Christ walking. Investment in Henry Repul jean advertising space is touted as a bigger payout.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Christ
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