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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

2

Casey County Notes and Local News Updates

Casey County notes many residents traveling and visiting relatives while announcing church and school events. A number of personal movements include Worman missionaries in town, Dr W W Bruce attending a Masonic banquet in St Louis, and Geo Spence leasing the Casey opera house for next season.

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Westfield Note Recap From The Review

Fragmentary Westfield note lists visitors and local names including Chas Cooper and family of Milan visiting S. D. Parker and family. Albert Sanders of West Virginia also appears along with L. R. Biggs party.

Westfield Pecs Lockard Cooper and Family Milan S. D. Parker Albert Sanders West Virginia L. R. Biggs

Local Gossip Notes From Marshall Area Visitations

Marshall residents report visitors and events including Arlie Dodd ig seriously ill in Well, Frank Booth and Dr Doak in town, C E Thompson and wife in Martinsville, and Miss Jane Kincaid visiting from Newman. Several attendees at tent meetings at Lower Union and neighbors hosting relatives appear in weekend activity.

Lockard Arlie Dodd Ir Well Marshall Frank Booth Dr Doak E Thompson Martinsville Jane Kincaid Newman Edna Medsker Minnie Barkalow Mabel Thompson Lower Union Gladys Jennings Ruhamae Gayhart Chas. Hodges Milo Baker Georgia Kelms Myrl McNary

Local Church News and Social Visits Highlight Rural Life

Threshing machines fill the area as Rev D W W English preaches. Families from Terre Haute and Marshall visit companions and attend church. Mrs Sledges and Goldie Miller recover, and Foley’s Kidney Remedy is advertised by S L Bowen of Waynesburg, West Virginia.

Lockard W W. English Jim Adams W. C. Palmer Terre Haute Joe Adams Frank Tobias McKeen Quincy Snedeker John Campbell Jay Swern Marshall Nelson Campbell Everett Sledges Minnie Pearl Travioh Goldie Nora Brown Nelson Snedeker Foley S L Bowen Wayre W Va

Martinsville Fragments Highlight Oil Field Activity

Names of residents and visitors appear from Martinsville and surrounding towns including Newlin Seaton Connelly and Gregg. Movements include threshing machines active on site, power project work on a farm, and several residents traveling between Martinsville Westfield and nearby locales.

Jee Newlin Lem Seaton Martinsville Ed Greg C. O Green Westfield P .A Connelly C W, Connelly Moonshine Chas Newlin J. N. Terrell Ella Connelly Cloone P. W. Groves John Terry John Guess Ohio Oil Co Neal Aken Cleone Roy Newlin Lee Adams Jas Balenger Daughettee Ber A. Gregg Greg Tuscola Arcola Chas Wilhite Chas Pritschke Wm. Silvers James Dunn Wm. Workhiser Casey

Oilfield Second Nine Rout Concord in Eight Inning Win

Oilfield's second nine defeated Concord 22 to 1 in an eight inning game on the Concord diamond southwest of Martinsville. The second nine will face the first nine next Sunday. Silvers, Sam Edinger, Glen Beasley, and Chas Schnider attended events around town Saturday night.

Casey Perea Bile Glen Beasley Vines Eel Martinsville Silvers Sam Edinger Mattoon Chas Schnider Walter Green Liberty School Oilfield Concord Boys Concord Diamond

Threshing machines busy. burglar robs Clarksville home

The Wallace and Veach machines operated in the south township, with many in north central ready to thresh but unable to get a machine. A burglar stole over seven dollars and a watch from Dr Barnes in Clarksville Monday night, sighted by a stranger on the road and in town after dark.

Lockard Wallace and Veach Will Davis Dr Barnes Clarksville Joe Duncan St Louis Virgil Hurst Adenmoor York Toledo Cumberland County Lizzie Milhouse Dolson Chapel John Heimer Eliza True Holyoke Col John Mattis Decatur Wm. Duncan Opal Davis Lell Redman Kansas Township Edgar County Beals Mary John Nidiffer Mary Tharp Terre Haute Nellie Nidiffer Dolson Bethel Ingram West Union Ed Duran Oakland Coles County

Osteopathy and Anatomy Emphasize Anatomical Mastery

The Osteopathist must be a skilled anatomist. He treats patients by locating nerves, muscles, bones, and organs, much like an engineer repairs a locomotive. He surpasses many in anatomy, with training extending beyond allopaths and other schools.

Jane Terry

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