Local News Notes and Appointments in Magnolia
The Magnolia Republican lists local notices with R. A. Ward as local representative and administrator of paper affairs. It covers social visits in Granville and Henry, farm sales by Hugh Chestnut and James Thornton, schooling moves for Ruth and May Allen, property transfers in Granville, and a May Allen funeral with Ladies Aid society outing and a Hale welcome in Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ward
Magnolia
Henry Republican
Local Folks Head North Dakota and Attend Socials
Florid and Clemens families plus Hamm and others journeyed to North Dakota last week. A Sprinklesburg ice cream social drew residents to the Sprin kleburg schoolhouse on Wednesday evening. Mrs Addie Johnston and Jessie visited H B Allens. Miss Pearl Hetrick left for St Louis to attend Catholic convent school. Mrs Addie Bradley and Clara of Chicago visit Mrs B A Albert. The Milling matriarch died at her brother S G Leech home last Friday. Simon Beck bought the Fulmer property for 1175 and plans to move to Plorid soon. Dr Watson and wife host Joliet friends. Edna Clemens visited from Granville. Maud Glass and Maude Jenkins in Moline and other notes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levon Clemens
Guy Hamm
Russell Chance
Harry Clemens
North Dakota
Sprinkleburg
Addie Johnston
Jessie
H. B. Allen
Spring Valley
Pearl Hetrick
St. Louis
Addie Bradley
Clara
Chicago
Kewanee
Pennsylvania
Simon Beck
Fulmer
Mr. Beck
Plorid
Wellcome
Dr. Watson
Jolie
Various Local Visits and Social News From Lostant Area
A flurry of visits and illnesses fills this week in Lostant and nearby towns. Families and friends including the Bradleys, Reichwines, Horbacks, Klags, Kelsoes, and Toemmes share gatherings across Harvey Allen’s, Ottawa and La Salle, with Mrs. Hatton and Arthur Peruvian travel, while Miss Anna Toemmes earns a county gold medal and Miss Myrtle Williams and others attend a WCIU convention.
Crossings at Mark and Granville Get Warning Signals
C I S signals to add danger signals at crossings below the stock yards in Granville and Mark amid long standing danger to life. H Eddinfield to occupy new cottage at Hopkins and Archie, built by Wm Garside. Dr and Mrs Taylor hosted Magnolia ladies in a wagonette city tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Granville
Eddinfield
Hopkins and
Archie
Wm. Garside
Putnam County Jurors List for October Circuit Term
A roster of names drawn to serve as grand and petit jurors for the Putnam County circuit court October term, convening Monday, Oct 21. Grand jurors listed by precinct Magnolia, Granville, Senachwine, and Hennepin. petit jurors named alongside, with multiple individuals per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Putnam County Circuit Court
Magnolia
John N. Wilson
John [Bate Re
Oscar Bumgarner
Charles Stockhaus
James H. Price
W. W.smith
Granville
William B. Sill
James ‘Ware
O. A. Lundquist
William Troy
H. J. Henning
Louis Kessler
Senachwine
Daniel Vail
William ‘Reinhart
George Wade
Emil Christenson
Hennepin
Otto Weber
Samuel ‘Clemens
Walter Boyle
Leonard Nash
William Chritten
Nels Anderson
William S. Hamm
Petit Jurors
Ed Phillips
Chas Lundgren
Chas Baker
H. E B. Beck
B. R. Spencer
Henry Matern
George
John Reayy
John M. Johnson
James W. Rockhill
Archie Allen
Jesse Tures
Wm. Bishop
Mary Childs 73 Died In Hennepin At Home
Mrs. Mary Childs died at her Hennepin home on September 24 aged 73. Funeral set for St Patrick's Church Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev Fr Kluck to officiate. Local notes recount rural activity and community visits including Grange fair attendance and neighbors in town.
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Hennepin
Mary Childs
St. Patrick’s Church
Kluck
Adam Deck
Dell Wood
Williard Studgvin
Pekin
Havana
Lillian Simington
Buchanan
Chicago
Spencer
Mr. Mathis
George Lippert
The
Oxbow
George
Charley Detsch
Henry
Moots
Hennepin Drainage District Commission Appointed
A hearing on September 18 established the Hennepin Drainage and Levee district on the east bank, five miles long and one mile wide. A three member commission Adam Deck Willard M Studgyin and D B Wood was appointed to determine district extent ditch and levee costs and report to the court by October 8.
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Hennepin
Krafft
Adam Deck
Willard M. Studgyin
Wood
Social Merry-Go-Round in Washburn and Peoria Visits
John Lesch of Washburn called Thursday. Arthur Zilm and Harold Shepard visited Lacon Sunday. Ella Kronenberg of Milwaukee attended Martha Rudolph’s wedding. Frank Owen and Mr. Lytle from Peoria visited Rudolph Friday. Minnie Schumacher returned from Milwaukee. Hazel Shepard Hila Carrie Zilm George Be Miller Ryan Petrick and Walter Zilm spent Sunday at Al Fresco Park Peoria. Mrs John DeVault and son Charles visited Rev Evans at Gridley. M L Buckingham and Emma guest of Wm Burg and wife. Fred Zilm visited relatives at Lacon. A baby girl born to Arthur Iliff and wife Saturday. Rev Rudolph and son Martin visited Peoria Friday. Helen Foster returned from Chicago. A pound sociable for Oscar Carlson and family planned with a fine program.
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Jessie Robison
Dwight
Myrtle Patterson
Lizzie Horback
Chicago
Gidding
Esther Cornell
James
Dr. Hatton
Arthur
Peru
Grundy Wilson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ernest Haws
la Salle
B. Merritt
Anna Toemmes
Ottawa
Anna
Rose Boyd
Streator
Lawrence Williams
Myrtle Williams
Olive Schott
Union Hill
Grace Schott
Lestant
Theodore Strawn
Mary Lawless
Rutland
Margaret Shea
Cassie Phillips
Bessie Hannum
P. BE. Howard
Parker
Manteno
Joseph P. Junk
Matt Toemmes
LA Rose
John Lesch
Washburn
Arthur Zilm
Harold Shepard
Lacon
Ella Kronenberg
Milwaukee
Martha Rudolph
Frank Owen
Mr. Lytle
Peoria
Rudolph
Minnie Schumacher
Hazel Shepard
Hila
Carrie Zilm
George BE
Miller
Ryan Petrick
Walter Zilm
al Fresco Park
John DeVault
Charles
Evans
Gridley
M. L. Buckingham
Emma
Wm. Burg
Fred Zilm
Arthur Iliff
Martin
Helen Foster
Frank Norris
Oscar Carlson
Presbyterian Church at La Rose Established in Marshall County
The First Presbyterian church at La Rose dates from early settlement times in Marshall County. Members formerly worshiped in other localities before La Rose village formed, reflecting long standing religious ties in the area.
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Marshall County
la Rose
Presbyterian Church
Crow Meadow Church and Local Lutheran Clergy in County History
The first Presbyterian church in the county arose from old east church teachings. William Mercer donated eighty acres for the church site, later moved to La Rose and rebuilt. The property remains a church farm named church eighty, with rent aiding church support. In August the church marked its seventieth anniversary, with a sermon by Dr. Cornelison. The German Lutheran church, led by Rev. William Rudolph, was built in 1898 at 3600 dollars, succeeding an 1872 church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Crow Meadow
William Mercer
la Rose
Cornelison
Washington
William Rudolph
Varna
Wenona Light and Power Potential Daylight Service
Wenona Light and Power company may furnish daylight current soon if enough patrons subscribe for domestic use such as cooking ironing sewing washing and motor service. Evans Grange fair drew large crowds with fine weather and strong exhibits, especially baseball games. Street Commissioner W G Lynch closed many concrete walk contracts in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona Light and Power Company
Evans Grange
W. G. Lynch
East
Golden Medical Discovery and All-Healing Salve Claim Cure Details
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleansing treatment for skin diseases and ulcers. It urges use of All-Healing Salve on open sores and notes availability by mail from Buffalo New York. Promises known composition and mentions Pleasant Pellets for digestion and liver support.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden Medical Discovery
Sunday Sermon Highlights From Gibson City Evanglist Billy Sunday
The evangelist Billy Sunday speaks at Gibson City with blunt lines on leadership and character. He urges church reform via practical judgment, condemns backsliding in politics and society, and stresses honesty, temperance, and daily faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Billy Sunday
Gibson City
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Colombia
Main St. Veoria
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Warren Cowles
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J. S .Thompson & Son
Campbell
R. J. Sivell
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N. Adams St. Peoria, Ill
Oklahoma
Powers Land & Loan CO
Lawton
Magnolia Department
Magnolia Personals
Phoebe Bowers
Carrie Eddingfield
Ed Spencer
Ollie
Walter
Daniel McKirgan
Charles Ramsey
Kansas
Tom Bishop
Ethel
May Studgvin
Nell Otto
Hugh Chestnut
James Thornton
Mr. Johnson
Ira Coe
John Ramage
Carrie Mitchell
Ed Mathis
Richard Spencer
Lippert
Henry Monday
Morille
Frances Willey
Henry Mills
John Dean, Jr
Gladys
James Arnold
Burnworth
Bloomington
Eva Eddingfield
Ruth
Joynson
Evanston
A. J. Lombard
Gus Otto
Mr. Otto
Chris Hartman
Harry Ramage
Ann Arbor
Mich
May Allen
Lord of
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nellie Taylor
Ralph
Maude
Clara Bradley
Jessie Reichwine
Little Marguerite
Harvey Allen
Lostant
Ariola
Jc National Pas
Ington
Hennepin Drainage District
Presbyterian Church AT
Scott
Magnolia Bank
Magnolia, Ill
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
Wenona
J. M. Downey
R. F. Downey
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Live Street Bank
Barnes University
Medico Chirulogical Society
J. Pouls
Ina Bank
Ina
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
J. H. Massi
McNabb, IL
Griffith’s Laundry
W H. Weathers
A. R. Kregor
Magnolia, Ili
Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital
Magnolia and
McNabb Central
C. M. Robinson
Church of God
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