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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
8
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Mr and Mrs Edgar Wolkers spent Sunday with relatives in Sanford Miss Eliza and Willafred Taylor were Terre Haute visitors Thursday Rev Wright led services Sunday night Bertha Batson a Livingston teacher spent Sunday at home Mr and Mrs Will Taylor visited his mother Mrs J A Batson Ernest Griffith of McKeen spent Sunday with his parents Rome Nickles and family Mr and Mrs Wright returned Tuesday from a two week visit with friends in Martinsville
Amos Morgan and family visited Bruce Gilbert on Sunday. Lawrence Zimmerly and wife from Grandview visited Wm. Findley on Sunday. Stella Hart of Redman and Cecil Lawler of Paris spent the weekend with Beulah Inlow. Mrs Edward Murphy died suddenly Friday night and was buried Saturday night. she leaves a husband and two children. Neighbors extend sympathy. A reflection quotes that people may not value what they have until it is lost.
Editor Jerry Ishler reports on residents and events. Lawrence Ryan works on a tank farm. eighty to fifty men are painting and banking tanks. Matt Garver’s horse was killed by lightning. several locals visit or travel. A new city organization is planned. the election features Cam Waterford and Jim Rush. Comrade L S Kilborn dies. public sentiment honors him. A bill proposes a $5000 appellate court clerk salary. Marshall Steam Laundry advertises services.
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