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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
8
Two 100 piece semi porcelain sets arrive one J G Meakin with blue brown and gold edge and white ware featuring gold traced handles the other Johnson Bros pink hour green vine decoration. Both sets priced at 12.00 each at this sale with extra or odd pieces like decorated cups and saucers and larger dinner plates offered at 60 cents per set of six.
A Clarksville district recap lists visits and family updates. Zenas Murphy stops by Trio, the Germany school opens with Clinton Clapp teaching, and multiple residents visit kin in Marshall Pleasant Hill Martinsville and Westfield. A mix of farm, oil, church, and transport news follows with broader commentary on emigration and a speech by Mr Mackinder on exports.
Marriage reported of Sam Eddinger and Miss Nidey near Marshall with ceremony at Terre Haute. Visitors include James Dunn Geo Hartje Charles Hildreth Joe Barcus and Wm Doty in Casey. Several residents journeyed between Tuscola Findlay and Marshall with family visits and an oilfields tour by car.
Ed Paden works on the tank farm Chester Snavely spends Sunday in Marshall Distemper and health notes across neighborhoods Norman Tingley works on the tank farm Mrs Catherine Fasig 84 feeble Builders on North Mill Street Gus Lambdin returns to Wolfden Edgar Snavely back from Oklahoma Joe Ellington buys horses Phil Huffman family attend funeral at Neoga Comrade B Machlin visits Arthur Sil A Sunday school convention set for May in Washington DC Martinsville assessor rounds Horse market prices and a pony accident David Ellington 56 dies at Newman May plan for screen doors and vacuum cleaner service in Marshall and surrounding towns.
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