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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
5
The item collection reports residents visiting relatives in Olney Terre Haute and Paris and attending the Robinson election. It notes party filings, school board changes and committee appointments, plus local social news including weddings visits and travel plans with several named residents and towns such as Marshall Martinsville Terre Haute and Oblong.
Mrs. Mary Helen Clouse wife of Jacob Clouse died at her home two miles west of the city after a long illness aged 46. She leaves her husband and two daughters. Funeral services were held at Grace Chapel on Sunday conducted by Rev. Bogard of Martinsville with interment in Marshall cemetery.
Reports describe Edgar County figures Westfield Summerhill Starks and Clyde Rhyne arriving in Westfield and attempting to disrupt order. Warrants issued charging them with disturbing the peace on five counts as Sheriff Gallatin pursues them.
Local notices list live animals for sale including two driving mares and a folding bed. Agricultural items such as silo-cutters eggs and prize stock are advertised along with services like picture framing and meat markets in Marshall Illinois.
Notice to heirs and distributees that on May 5 1918 the executor will present a final account to the County Court of Starsay to be discharged from duties. The executor is Harry Bene with Atty Scholtlela.
The administratrix of the estate of Till Doll deceased warns creditors to present claims at the Clark County Court in Marshall during the June term beginning on the first Monday of June. Indebted parties must settle promptly with Davison and Bartlett, attorneys, dated March 20.
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