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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1914

Page

4

NOIGUIBOR Heb NEWS ITEMS NOIGUIBOR Heb NEWS ITEMS

Lawn mowing and garden making are in progress here. C W Moore made a business trip to Robinson Saturday. Brody Holliday and wife went to Terre Haute Saturday. Ed Mount and wife of Terre Haute are visiting relatives here. Guy F Smith motored down from Terre Haute to spend Sunday with home folks. Mrs Alice Milam and daughter of West Union visited Mrs Richard Layton. Wm Warren, our banker, purchased a Ford from Oblong Auto Co. Friday. A number of our young people went to Robinson to attend the Grand show Saturday night. Mrs Roscoe Richards and son of Robinson visited Mr Richards parents W F Richards and wife Sunday. Our school election passed off quietly with William Miller the successful candidate. Several women took a hand in this election. Mrs Edna Bell Brooks was here Saturday visiting relatives en route to Washington to visit her parents Hon H C Bell and wife.

C W. Moore Robinson Brody Holliday Terre Haute Ed Mount Guy F. Smith Alice Milam West Union Richard Layton Wm. Warren Oblong Auto Co

Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Sunday

Bess Garver visited her brother Fl Garver on Sunday. Pearl Travioli was a guest of Rubie and Grace Velev. Mrs Jas Veley visited her mother Mes JoA Snedeher. Mr and Mrs J W Young of Paris visited daughter Mrs Sam Hogue. Mr and Mrs Jerome Hedges spent Sunday with Everette Hedges. Grace Campbell stayed with sister Mrs Everett Hedges. Grace Campbell and Pete Weaver visited sister, Mrs Orville Taylor. Floyd Totias and family from Marshall visited Frank Tobias. Dinner guests at Sam Hogue included Mr and Mrs Young of Paris, Mr and Mrs Jess Young of Marshall, Mrs Hattie Lee and daughter Georgia, Abe Garver.

Bess Garver Fl Garver Pearl Travioli Grace Velev Jas Veley Imother Floyd Totias Marshall Frank Tobias Sam Hogue Young Paris Jess Young Hattie Lee Georgia Abe (Garver

Insurance offer for tornado and fire coverage

TORNADO AND FIRE Insurance on farm and city property. Strongest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole, Marshall, Ill.

Cole & Cole Marshall, Ill

Death in West Terre Haute touches local families

Mrs Jim Melton of Casey area died after three days of suffering. Her husband Jim Melton and four sons and three daughters survive. Funeral services were held Friday at Cleone with Rev Moore officiating. burial followed beside her daughter who died six months earlier. Mr and Mrs Pearley Babcock of Spiketown visited. Robert Babcock and George Claypool were elected school director at Clarksville. Tom Murphy at Pleasant Grove. Wm. Bishop and wife of West Terre Haute were called here by Mrs Melton's death. Casey visitors arrived with two loads of casing from the George Claypool well back to the Casey oil field.

Pearley Babcock Spiketown Robert Babcock George Claypool Clarksville Tom Murphy Pleasant Grove Bishop West Terre Haute Jim Melton Casey Cleone Rev Moore Westfield

Aaron Weaver Rides In A New Buggy And Local Visits

Aaron Weaver now travels in a new buggy. Sunday evenings feature oats sowing and potato planting at Epworth League at 7 30. Ruth Weaver spent Sunday with home folks. Alvan Fraker dined with Wm Shirely. Rev Cochenour dined with Chris Stoelting. Mr and Mrs Clifford Carpenter welcome a baby boy.

Aaron Weaver Epworth League Ruth Weaver Alvan Fraker Wm Shirely Rev Cochenour Chris Stoelting Clifford Carpenter Guy Denny Ben Setzey Aaron Weaver Barley Dow Marshall Howard Travioli Chas Switzer Geo Switzer John Beltz David Setzer Marme Fairgrief Hazel Eliiett Wiley Elifett

School elects new director Noah Deverick

A Saturday school election selected Noah Deverick as the new director. Visitors to Nellie Schoffstall included Audrey Bailey and Flossie Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDaniel visited Jake Seaton and family of Hunt City over Sunday. Farmers reported busy corn plowing. Geo. Harrison attended Martinsville. Viola Schoffstall visited Edith Lingafelter. Mrs. Ella Thompson and Mrs. Jne Bennett visited Lottie Bennett Friday. Mamie Lingafelter spent Sunday with Cecil Williams.

Noah Deverick Audrey Bailey Flossie Middleton Nellie Schoffstall Wm. McDaniel Jake Seaton Hunt City Geo. Harrison Martinsville Viola Schoffstall Edith Lingafelter Ella Thompson Jne Bennett Lottie Bennett Mamie Lingafelter Cecil Williams

Local Notes and Socials From Our District

Mrs Geo Maxwell is sick Ed Nash visited Casey Wednesday G W Harrison from Martinsville visited Friday W F Woods of Martinsville in our vicinity Tuesday Geo Tshurst in Cases on business Thursday Thos Hills and wife visited their daughter Mrs Walter Short of Casey Wednesday Fd Bennett in Cases Wednesday Fifteen votes cast at school election Dan Cooper elected director Geo Geff in Cases Saturday Homer Shanks and Miss Myrtle Cra took Sunday dinner with Chase Nash and wife John Geffs and Jamil spent Sunday with Walter Stricklett Lester Shanks works for Chas Nash John CC Johnson moved away Tom Harts place There was no preaching at Butternut Sunday due to Mrs Bailiff illness Claude Newlin and family of Bridgeport moved on Noah Deverick in Martinsville Friday Landis Dehl visited Jesse Dehl in Cases Sunday

Kickapoo Flora King Annie Green Martinsville Ranson Deverick Marshall Woah Deverick Jesse Thompson John Bennett BU Davis Arthur Floyd D. Chesser Sam Cooley Henry Hodges Noble Clinton Green Sylvester Dehl Martin Dehbl Helen Irene Hodges Rose Laurel Green Geo. Maxwell Ed Nash Casey W Harrison F Woods Geo Tshurst Thos Hills Walter Short Bennett Dan Cooper Geo Geff Htomer Shanks Myrtle Cra Chase Nash Johen Geffs Jamil Walter Stricklett Lester Shanks Chas Nash John CC Johnson Tom Hart Butternutt Sundas Claude Newlin Bridgeport Jake Martz Noah Deverick Landis Dehl Jesse Dehl Gilbert Chamness Stella Hamilton Ray Swope Leona Lillie Glenn Swope Blanche Nettleton Freda Bryan Leona Swope Flossie Chamness Mina Hamilton John Weber Ruth Baker

Local Social Notes Mention Sickness and Visits

Miss Nettle Taylor is sick John Page was in Terre Haute Saturday Mr and Mrs Ed Weaver visited L T Weaver and family Ed and Bessie Augustus moved to Oliver Bessie Augustus is ill Josie Johns improving Jas Johns spent Saturday night Grover Burkholder and Bessie Scofield visited her brother and sister Dan Englehart Jack Ferris and Mrs Ferris visited James Johns Mr and Mrs G A Mathis spent the past week with her parents

Nettle Taylor John Page Terre Haute Ed Weaver L. T Weaver Joseph Augustus Oliver Bessie Augustus Josie Johns Jas Johns Grover Burkholder Bessie Scofield Dan Englehart Jack Ferris James Johns G A Mathis

Local notes record elections and visits across towns

Charles Russell elected school director while Harry Snedeker unloaded a car of cement for Carter Lee. Mrs Sarah Higginbotham visited Terre Haute Saturday as Geo Barnes of East St Louis called on his mother. Carter Lee's store was broken into Sunday night with no valuables taken. Mrs Anna McHenry plans Minneapolis visits and Mrs Laura Humphrey and Amos Birdwell visited Perry Pine in Terre Haute. Carter See McHeen Lehigh Portland cement and general merchandise advertised.

Harry Snedeker Carter Lee Sarah Higginbotham Terre Haute Geo. Barnes East St. Louis Willella Fairgrief Anna McHenry Minneapolis Minn Laura Humphrey Las Vegas N. Mex Amos Birdwell Perry Pine Lehigh Portland Cement Carter See Mcheen

Beltz Family Visits Highlight Marshall Week

Mary Beltz of Marshall spent a week with her parents. Charley Beltz of West Union visited Monday through Thursday. Robert and Emma Sweitzer were in Darwin Tuesday. Grandma Powell returned home Tuesday after wintering with her children. Mia Perry Lowe Rosa Otis Bell dined Sunday at Fred Raisner’s home. Huppert of Marshall visited Mary Beltz Wednesday. Charley and Georg Beltz with sister visited Minnie Raisner Wednesday. Fred Raisner family spent Sunday with Wm. Schaffer’s family in Baggs. Herman Beltz and family of West Union visited Sunday.

Georgé Beltz Minnie Raisner Fred Raisner Wm. Schaffer Baggs Herman, Beltz West Union A. J. Beltz

Local Family Visit and Weekend Gatherings

Misses Nora and Sarah Kile visited Nellie Nicol Sunday. Miss Lola Freeman spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Philip Spittler and family. Several from here attended the fun.

Nora Sarah Kile Nellie Nicol Lola Freeman Philip’ Spittler

School Board Picks Members In Saturday Election

Mr and Mrs Clay Shaffner and others joined Mrs Hannah Koppler and family for a Sunday visit. Agnes Nicol stayed with Nell and Lola Freeman. S M Freeman and Fritz Sharp were elected school directors in the Saturday election. Will Spittler family and Flossie Huffington visited the Shaffners of Melrose. Mr and Mrs Wm McNary and daughter visited Jacob Kannamacher.

Wm. McNary Jacob Kannamacher

Two-Year Mare Lost and Local Happenings Report

John Ross lost a fine two year old mare last week as wet ground lingered. Farmers sow oats late last week and seed oats were hauled from the north since none were grown locally. Fred Wood won election as Green Moss district school director. John L. Hurst and wife visited daughter Mrs Cecile Marrs near Westfield Sunday. A mobile of the season passed air dugs last week. Emanuel Hurst of Marshall came to inscribe a monument in Green Moss Cemetery. Our assessor Charles Hawkins has been busy listing property. Temperatures swung from above summer heat to below freezing Saturday through Monday. Newt Bean’s residence burned Saturday but contents could not be saved except a rug.

John Ross Fred Wood Green Moss John L. Hurst Cecile Marrs Westfield Emanuel Hurst Marshall Charles Hawkins

Small acreage of oats sown and local notes

Reports include oats being sown on small acreage, various local happenings such as sick Mrs Austin Sweet, shotgun incident with Will Bross, and community visits. Other items mention road funding, Sunday school attendance, and local residents traveling or visiting Martinsville. Distemper affects several horses in the area.

Austin Sweet

Local Visits and School Start Mark Weekend News

Nathan Tingley and family visited Grant Martin’s Sunday Orpha Martin who has been at tending school at Marshall and came home Saturday. School began last Monday Fritz Kannamacher as teacher. Mrs Emma Waymire of Chrisman visited her parents Morgan Sweet and wife Friday. Mrs Leonard Washburn went to Terre Haute to have her eyes treated. Mrs Elva Sweet of Terre Haute visited relatives here last week. Several farmers began plowing for corn Monday. Mrs Clara Mitchell of Christian visited her parents Mr and Mrs L Lowry late last week.

Nathan’ Tingley Grant Martin Orpha Martin Marshall Fritz Kannamacher Emma Waymire Chrisman Morgan Sweet Leonard Washburn Terre Haute Elva Sweet Clara Mitchell Christian L. Lowry

Cow Rides in Sidecar Triggers Unusual Accident

London reports C Sims of Hailbeach Lincolnshire on a motorcycle with his wife Mrs Sims. A cow wandered into the road and hopped into the sidecar resting on Mrs Sims lap. The animal allegedly kissed her cheek, causing a headache before slipping back off the seat as the sidecar tipped.

London

Bavarian Queen Mary IV Claims Royal Romance and Jacobite Hopes

A column examines the idea that Maria Teresa, Bavaria's queen, is the rightful English sovereign in Jacobite legend. It notes her son Prince Rupert, aged forty four, and a younger generation, while tracing claims across Stuart and Hanoverian lines and contrasting Bavarian wealth with British royal myth.

Maria Maria Teresa Bavaria Little Kingdom Otto Ludwig Charles I England Mary IV Iin Teresa Charles 1 Prince Rupert Mary George V Elizabeth James I Nonetis

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