Magnolia Ills Magnolia Grange fair beckons crowd
The Magnolia community pages note a Sept 27 to 30 Magnolia Grange fair and a string of local happenings. Townsfolk include Mrs Snedaker and Grandma Potter listed as ill, multiple visits from Granville and Chicago, ball games, shop calls, and a note on upcoming primary election activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snedaker
Magnolia
H. B. Ramage
Hennepin
J. G. Clemens
George W. Ramsey, Jr
Chicago
H. C. Mills
Granville
Grace Thompson
McNabb
W. H. Simonton
Carlton
Henry
Daisy Griffen
George Morphew
L. C. Badgley
Toluca
Hecht
Ladies’ Aid
Dr. Dakin
Cyntha VanHorn
Venona
Burl Simonton
Orrel
Marion French
Lostant
George Ditman
Lloyd Kidd
Kewanee
Miles and Davies
Streator
J. M. Bumgarner
Ill
Fern Hiatt
Georgia Clemens
Vera Allen
Mae Coe
J. N. Smith
North Dakota
Elias Rolley
George Clement
Bloomington
John Dagner
Putnam County Primary Vote Apathy Yields Low Totals
Putnam County reports a sharply reduced primary turnout with about half the usual votes cast. Echo township tallies show party breakdowns with Rep Dem Pro Soc Senachwine 27 5, Magnolia 38 3, Hennepin 72 58 1, Granville 1211 24 45, totaling 888 125 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Senachwine
Magnolia
Hennepin
Granville
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promise to Grow Hair
A Rexall store advertises Rexall 93 hair tonic with a personal guarantee that three large bottles will be free if no absolute satisfaction is obtained. It claims success for many users except in long term baldness where follicles are dead. Two sizes offered, 50 cents and 1.00, at The Rexall Store run by A. J. Ironmonger, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
A. J. Ironmonger
Community Notes From Hennepin Granville And Magnolia
Local items report visits by Mills and Wilson, church and yearly meetings, and a string of travel and social events across Hennepin Granville and nearby towns. Magnolia Grange fair slated September dates invites farmer participation and premium offerings to support a robust rural community program.
Florida Reverend Entertained At Cassell Home
The Rev Thomas Martin was entertained at Mrs Sarah Cassell's home over Sunday. Several local residents visited relatives and friends in nearby towns. An Yeomen ice cream social drew good patronage while locals exchanged visits and noted various health and travel updates among neighbors.
Tonica Notes Local Happenings And Upcoming Fair
Harry Cofoid Tonica resident leaves this week for studies at the University of Illinois. Mrs. W A Flint attends funeral in Clifton for her uncle Leonard. Mrs. Malhorn of Maywood visits old friends here. Mrs. A Patten returns from Iowa Falls with Mrs. Elmer Ford. Albert Grant drills a deep well north of town. Mrs. Wm Neill returns from Iola Kansas. Miss Pearl Hetrick of Florida and Miss Anna Toemmes of Lostant visit C F Hartenhower. Tonica fair set for October 11 and 12 expected to surpass all prior events. Clara Bryan of Peoria visits friends here. Dose, La Salle County farmer, in the city Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Lane
W. B. Mills
Hennepin
J. N. Wilson
Lostant
Beck
George Winterscheidt
Miss Hedden
Miss Kern
Mary A. Kays
McNabb
Florence Given
I. A. Madden
Freeport
University of Illinois
Putnam County
Granville
Oscar Bumgarner
California
Belle
Arthur Wilson
Champaign
Don Kays
Victor
Arkansas
Friends Yearly Meeting
Gertrude Tomlinson
Marshalltown
Mary Ann Tomlinson
Charlie Powell
Mt. Palatine
Magnolia Boys
Swaney
Tonica
Harry Carruthers
Toluca
Harry
Yearly Meeting
Spring Valley
Lucretia Franklin
Dr. Franklin
Magnolia Grange
Harry Cofoid
University of
Pearl Hetrick
Florid
Anna Toemmes
C. F. Hartenhower
Clara Bryan
Peoria
Will C. Dose
la Salle
Notable 229 mile trip amid rain and rough roads
The party led by Barry Adage of Barry traveled 229 miles in about 17 hours with 112 miles of bad roads, accompanied by Ed as chauffeur and Arthur Parrack, while Mrs. Dose turned back at Lostant due to rain. Tonica hosted a quiet day as Tonica played Leandr against Lostant. An ad extols Electric Bitters as a strength tonic with a customer claim from Mrs. J. BE Van de Sande of Kirkland, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parrack
J. Be, van de Sande
Kirkland
A. J. Ironmonger's
T. J. Segraves
Local notes from Ostentant area residents and visitors
A compact update of residents and visitors including E D Whipple from Chicago visiting here Friday and Monday Antionette Wilson visiting Grand Ridge George Creal of Ransom guest of John Skeel Miss Jessie Robinson in millinery work at Three Oaks Mich Claude Dixon to Chicago Laura Kays and Enida Griffith to DeKalb for school Mrs Keller ill with sister Mrs Hartenbower caring for her Jerry Puetz death and funeral in Richland Margaret Volmer injured arm Mary Mortenson visiting Chicago Olive Mason leaving for Chenoa then Kankakee Anna Stonerock of Peoria visiting brother H Siemers M Stillwell returning from hospital noted
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Ransom
John Skeel
Albert Siemers
Ohio
Joseph Kelso
S. L
Missouri
Jessie Robinson
Three Oaks
Mich
Grant
William
Minnesota
Helena Gerlock
Indiana
Hugh Davenspike
iLestant
Richard McShane
Guy Hagg
Lewis Taylor
Freeport
Claude Dixon
Chicago
Laura Kays
Enida Griffith
DeKalb
W. T. Wooley
Granville
Anna Stonerock
Peoria i
H. Siemers
M. Stillwell
Local notices and social updates from town
Mrs H Hill visits Blooming ton to see sister whose baby is ill with pneumonia. Miss Alvina Lundgren returns from Iowa and heads to Normal for university study. Wm Barber of Muscatine IA visits relatives and brings a piano to niece Flossie Barber. Tom Williamson returns after seven weeks of sickness. Murry Merritt returns from Hoopeston with sister Louise of Evanston. Mr and Mrs Arthur Reece travel from Grand Ridge for Friends' yearly meeting and visit Theodore Smith. Willie McCoy from Chicago visits. Lizzie Horback joins him for a couple weeks. Wendel Noel brings sister Olive to Jacksonville for schooling. The piece notes the progress of a blind child and praises Wiedner as agent. Bourne resigns from Hussey Lumber. Gapen of Lacon takes place. Hunter Allen Co. to run new lumber shed. Senior class organizes for year. officers listed. John Grivey and Ella Nelson wed Aug 17 then visit Denver. guests with A McShane. Lash of a fiend anecdote leads into Dr King’s New Discovery medical advertisement for coughs and lung ailments. trials, guarantees, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hill
Bloomington
George Myers
Alvina Lundgren
Iowa
Norma
Wm. Barber
Muscatine
Barber
Flossie Barber
Tom Williamson
Murry Merritt
Hoopeston
Louise
Evanston
University School
Arthur Reece
Grand Ridge
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Theodore Smith
Willie McCoy
Chicago
Lizzie Horback
Will
Wendel Noel
Olive
Jacksonville
BH. D. Wiedner
Cooksville
I. C. Depot
P. BE. Howard
Ireland
Dakota
Wiedner
Mary Toemmes
Bessie Golden
Mamie Golden
Marie Phillips
John Grivey
Ella Nelson
Denver
Colorado
A. mcShane
Mrs. Grivey
Putnam County Grand and Petit Jury Names
Grand and petit jurors listed by county in Putnam County with multiple names from Senachwine Hennepin Magnolia Granville and Granville divisions. Jurors include Pearson Walter Winship Longman Hetrick Moore Nash Bonges Lindenmeyer Klein Trone Ramage Bates Zieger Dally Young Wood Childs Curley Carrier Brennemann Phillips Puffer Ray Johnson Walker Johnson Trager Troy Bornemann Flaugher Dysart Kettwig Ware Moehl Champley Cuerry Hirschy plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Grand Jury
Senachwine
Chas
Pearson
Walter Winship
Samuel Longman
Henry C. Louis
Hennepin
John Broaddus
Wilson Moore
George Hetrick
H. L. Flaugher
C. W. Dysart
George Kettwig
W. 8
Ware
Ed Moehl
James Champley
John T. Cuerry
John Hirschy
Mrs Wilmert Recovers Health After Kidney Pills Trial
Lincoln resident Mrs Jacob Wilmert reports kidney trouble and backache improved after using Foley's Kidney Pills. She says appetite returned and health is now perfect. Signed by A. J. Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wilmert
Lincoln, II
Foley
A. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Potter & Potter's
Potter & Potter
Magnolia, Ill
Magnolia Bank
Illinois
Henry, Ill
Magnolia Department
M. H
Consolidated
Dot Judd
Dot
Margaret Balderson
Magnolia High School
Margaret
Perry Dakin
al Fresco Park
Pat Glover
McCormick
Chamberlain
Thomas Martin
Sarah Cassell
J. B. Albert
Speer
Edwards
Alma Johnson
Frank Allen
Miss Bisher
H. E. Allen’s
Arthur Christon
Decatur
Ben Cassell
Krofts
H. E. Allen
Joe Allen
Wm. Hartman
Kate Deininger
Isaac Reichwine
Barnes
Sarah Chance
Son Herrman
Ora Clemens
Strawn
Edna Clemens
Joe Shuck
Ralph Martin
Howard Smith
Chalmer
Chalmers
Chas H Burgess
Wenona, Ill
Scott
A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Dr. King
A. J .Segraves
Republican
Aristos
Joe Sivell
C. Iil
Manag
Tes
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirurigcal Society
St. Louis
Ina Bank
Ina
E. F. Mongeau
W. H. Weathers
Chicago Veterinary College
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
Calla
BOSCH
Bureay
Putnam
Marshall Counties
G. A. Miller & Go
Spring Valley, Ill
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