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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1914

Page

4

Local Social Notes From Marshall Area

Miss Emma Craig guests with sister Mrs Clayton Spittler and other visits fill a weekend. Lillian Freeman stays with sister Mrs Philip Spittler and family. Elizabeth Jackson of Choctaw visits daughter Mrs L D Coombs. Several families share Sunday visits and farm talk across Marshall and nearby towns.

Emma Craig Clayton Spittler Lillian Freeman Philip Spittler Elizabeth Jackson Choctaw L. D Coombs Jesse Maxwell Zela Kile Gertrude Schlosser Norah

Tornado and Fire Insurance by Cole and Cole

Cole and Cole offer insurance on farm and city property in strong companies at lowest rates. Contact Marshall for terms or to write for details.

Cole & Cole, Marshall, Iil

Dennison Social Notes Mention Visits and Illness

Mrs Alf Joy is quite sick. J M Taylor visited as a Marshall guest. Frank Montgomery visited Terre Haute. Mrs Lucy Jones of Terre Haute spent time with her parents. Many residents, including Rev G A Stacuis and families, Mr and Mrs Panley, and Mr and Mrs Carl Nickles, are mentioned with visits and moved to farms. Additional reports note Rig Liggett's illness and funeral in Casey.

Alf Joy J. M Taylor Marshall Frank Montgomery Terre Haute Joseph Taylor Lucy Jones Panley A Stacuis Jo Johns James R Johns Josephine Schofield Carrie Griffith Josie Johns Carl Nickles Viola Nettle Taylor Ora Kuykendall John M. Taylor John Farris Moore Farm Dennison Jerome Nickles Harry Fred Walter Tingley Grandma Taylor Fred Raisiter Minnie Jennie Beitz Dan Sweitzer Robert Emma Sweitzer James McClure McKeen Grandma Powell Eva McClure Robert Sweitzer

Roads Improve as Residents Travel Sunday

Willan Osborn motored to Terre Haute Sunday with Dolla Owens and Bir. Mrs. Mc Venry dined with Mr. and Mrs. Carter Lee and others.

Willan Osborn Terre Haute Dolla Owens Bir

Dolson notes and local movements from Effingham to Terre Haute

A Mr Cook of Effingham moved to the Dolson area onto the John Schwartz Jr farm recently. Edgar Hammond, once from Dolson, lost fingers in a Terre Haute planing mill accident and is now out of hospital. Virgil Hurst and family visited his parents. Few oats sown, fields too wet. Ernie Ross leased and plans to move to John Nidiffer farm. Will Davis visited son Roe near Kansas Station. Old Nelson correspondence from April 1889 recalls local offices, property moves, and pension awards to Henry Duran and Nathan Hurst.

Mr Cook Effingham John Schwartz Edgar Hammond Dolson Terre Haute Virgil Hurst Pearlie Rabbit Ridge John L. Hurst Ernie Ross John Nidiffer Will Davis Roe Kansas Station Old Nelson Nathan Hazen Miles Hall Henry Millhouse Hutchen Marrs EH le Welch Chart Vile Win Veach Marian Clarksville Church of God Society Blue Grass Henry Duran Nathan Hurst

Local Chronicles: Casey Area Social Notes Update

Don Thompson shows improvement after illness. Alva Thompson and wife visited Elmer Briggs in Casey. Frank Dehl sold a valuable horse last week. Roscoe Deverick visited Casey on Monday. Mrs. Rachel Soward and Edith spent Thursday with Mrs. Wm. McDaniel. Mrs. Deliah Green visiting relatives nearby. Miss Rose Green, Miss Laurel Green, and Nellie Schoffstall spent Sunday with Sadie Olive and Mildred Baxter. Miss Lenore Bennett, Grace Baxter and Lena Thompson called on Lillian and Pansy Green. Mrs. Emily and Mae Bennett were seen in town.

Don Thompson Alva Thompson Casey Elmer Briggs Frank Dehl Roscoe Deverick Casey’ S Rachel Soward Edith Wm. McDaniel Déliah’ Green Rose Laurel Green Nellie Schoffstall Sadie Olive Mildred Baxter Lenore Bennett

Easter entertainment planned at Willow Creek church

Sunday notes list many local visitors and calls out a law suit heard before Esquire Dead. Grant Weir sued Cam Crandall with Crandall prevailing. Several families visit relatives across Martinsville Pleasant Hill Robinson and Mar shall areas.

Esquire Grant Weir Cam Crandall Arthur Poorman Marshall Mr. Gaines Robinson

Epworth League Easter Program Planned At Local Church

A large crowd attended Sunday night church activities. Families shared visits and attendance at a funeral near Oak Grove. The Epworth League will present a special Easter program with instrumental music and recitations led by Miss Alice Matthew.

League Flora Elliott Katherine Fairgrief Eliza Taylor Oak Grove Hazel Fairgrief Chrisman Ruth Weaver Mayme Fairgrief Hazel Elliott Ruby Setzer Gwin Rutledge David Setzer Marshall Otto Travitoff Della Weaver Alice Matthew

Local residents and visitors noted in Martinsville area items

Ray Smith works for Bert Washburn and Frank Dehl. Families and neighbors visited in Martinsville and nearby towns including Danville Casey Porterville and Yale. Distemper affects horses. Sylvester Crandall returned from Florida reporting a dreath. Harry Zellars and Bertha Chapman wed. couple to farm near Porterville. Preaching at Zoar. J O Deverick and Eastman family visit.

J D. Bennett Sycamore B Neiburger Jacob Seaton Hunt City Charlie Nash Casey Sylvester Crandall Narcoosee Florida John Vaught Walnut Prairie Levi Staley Porterville Clarence Maring Martinsville Judge Henry Company James Seaton Zoar Ova Chapman John Geffs Jacob Yale Lewis Spaugh Ed Bennett J. O Deverick Grandpa Eastman J. R. Deverick

Local Notes From Homer and Nearby

Homer School opened Monday with Mabel Buckle as teacher. Earl Newman works in the dispatcher's office in Terre Haute. Mr West of Indiana is now third trick operator at the tower. Nelson Shaffner is seriously ill from age related complications. Seth Husted has been in Marshall supervising Doll orchard spraying. Nick Hurst plans a new shop and stock at Adenmoor. Joseph Currey visited with Hymera relatives. An April 27 good roads day is set to improve the National Road. Grandmother Smithley remains about the same. Freedom church attendance is healthy.

Mabel Buckle Earl Newman Terre Haute Mr West Indiana Nelson Shaffner Seth Husted Marshall Nick Hurst Adenmoor Joseph Currey Hymera Ind Brossman Mr Early

Martinsville sale profits and local notices sweep up town

Three lots of Wm Vaughn sold at $300 and two in Lafferty’s addition at $150 at the conservator sale. Visitors from Kansas Ill Charleston Marshall Terre Haute. Easter programs planned. Depot roof fire fright but damped. Alfalfa planned by Newt Richart. Garden making starts. Highway commissioner salary set at $3.50 per day. Rev G C T Sishler attends funeral. Rev Crosley now permanent Baptist pastor.

Wm. Vaughn Conservator Lafferty Will Andrews Kansas Ill John Andrews Philip Lee Charleston Elisha Claypool Marshall Mr. Rowe Terre Haute Chas. Rowe Sallie Lindsey Vine Street Newt Richart Anderson GC. T. Sishler Alexander Church of God Ilinois Henry Kile Allright Delila Smith Crosley Baptist Church Board of Town Auditors

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Oyal Baking Power Mises Blanche Williams Anna Lee Grace and Rudgeley Jay Yeley Jack Higginbotham West Terre Haute Clayton Higginbotham Carter Lee Dan Quick L. L. Snedeker George Caldwell Harry Snedeker James Black W Wilford Perry Pine al Dow Hattle Lee Elsa Thompson Ed Tyhurst Jap Cox Tilden Crouch Noble Clinton Green John William Crouch The Missionary Society Willow Creek Church Jesse Blankenbaker Will Orndorff Ray Smith Bert Washburn Samuel Dehl Lonnie Galey John Blakeman C. D. Crandall Lene Dehls Arthur Meltoy J. P. Bennett Homer Possum Ridge Trixie Cunningham Ruth Martin Mary Wright Morgan Sweet Emma Waynire Grandma Smithley Vada Stagg Austin Sweet Jack Sweet Freedom Plainy Price Store East Main Street Plain Price Store Black & Hutchinson’s Lockard Burbank Ohio Ferguson-McKinney Douglas Rae He Undersen H. T. Klaszinsky East Main St
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