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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1912

Page

5

Prospective visitors and local notices mix from The Review

A roundup of residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs E T Pinnell in Chicago, Mrs Rose Biggs from Wy att Mo visiting relatives, plus family trips to Chicago for cattle sales. Various locals travel or relocate, with notes on Felowship events and a Foley Kidney Pills promotion at City Drug Store.

Bybee Te Ming Mying Meeting Court Canton Ill Foley City Drug Store

Local social notes and travel to Chicago and Indianapolis

The Herald reports Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hurst visiting relatives in Chicago. Vern Winters visits his uncle Everett Winter in Chicago. Mrs. W. B. Hurst and Mrs. J. L. Parker travel to Indianapolis to see a sister. C. C. Mayfield and family plan to reside on a Carlisle farm. Thomas Robbins visits his daughter Mrs. F. Shake in Freelandsville. Beulah Buckner leaves for St. Louis to work in a millinery shop. Ira Newlin family ships hogs to Indianapolis. Mrs. H. F. Eaton and Edith Steele visit Memphis relatives. Claude Lee Henderson to wed Maggie Wick at Beggs, Oklahoma. Purdue University conducts a sanitary survey of the Wabash River with water sampling and broad statewide stream surveys.

Vern Winters Chicago Everett Winter W. B. Hurst J. L. Parker Indianapolis C. C. Mayfield Carlisle Ind Thomas Robbins Freelandsville Shake Beulah Buckner St. Louis Wabash River Purdue University Allisonville

Electric Ditt ers promise relief for stomach illness

Victims describe stomach, liver, and kidney troubles with loss of appetite and weakness. Henry Peebles of Henry Tennessee touts Electric Ditters as best remedy, claiming strong initial relief and renewed appetite after using the product sold by Carl Taubeneck for 50 cents.

T. D. Peebles Henry Tenn Cody Carl Taubeneck’s

Wichita Visitor and Local Moves Across States

Roland Roberts of Wichita visits his mother Mrs Frank Emrich. H M Grant leaves on a Texas business trip for ten days. Miss Theron Orndorff visits St. Louis for a week with Mrs Leila McMann. Harry Sturdevant and wife back from Grand Rapids outing. Mr and Mrs E McBride of Chicago visiting W W Abraham. Mollie Steers becomes critically ill. W M Abraham sells residence on Jasper Ave to Joe Yager for 4000 and they plan to move to Pueblo Colo for Mrs Abraham’s health.

Commercial Roland Roberts Wichita Kan Frank Emrich H M Grant Texas Theron Orndorff St. Louis Leila McMann Harry Sturdevant Grand Rapids Mich E. McBride Dean and Eugene Chicago W W. Abraham Mollie Steers W. M Abraham Jasper Ave Joe Yager Bellair Pueblo Colo

The Trials of a Traveler

E. E. Youngs of Berkshire Vermont says he suffered from constipation and indigestion until using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims the remedy greatly helped stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by Carl Taubeneck for 25 cents.

E. E. Youngs Berkshire Vermont Dr. King Carl Taubeneck

Social visits noted across Marshall and nearby towns

Miss Ruey Irwin visited Marshall. Fred Shirley spent Sunday with Clyde Elliott. John Page of West Terre Haute visited his parents. Jake Wyrick and family visited Mrs. James Weaver. Miss Cora Huffington stayed with Edith Weaver. E J Shirley and family from Marshall visited Delbert Shirley. Frank Ohm and family of Terre Haute visited Chas Stockting. W P Ellott and W F Shirley stayed at Riley with James Elliott. Misses Hazel and Flora Elliott will remain there for the week.

Ruey Irwin Marshall Fred Shirely Clyde Eliott John Page West Terre Haute Jake Wyrick James Weaver Cora Huffington Edith Weaver E. J. Shirely Delbert Shirely Frank Ohm Terre Haute John Welsh Chas. Stockting W P Elott W. F. Shirely Riley, Ind James Elliott Hazel Flora Elliott

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Banishes Piles and Soothes Skin

There is advertising for Bucklen's Arnica Salve claiming it banishes piles in any form and relieves itching irritation inflammation and swelling. It also promises comfort and healing for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema, pimples, and other skin eruptions. Available for 25 cents at Carl Taubenek.

Bucklen Carl Taubenéck

Local notices sketch thinly read

Fragmentary OCR reads about residents in Allendale with distant mentions of Jay Harrington and Chas Bucknery among scattered names and phrases, unclear events, and no coherent report. The readable bits hint at a social or homecoming context but lack concrete actions or dates.

Local Social Roundup From Uncle Tom Whitson’s Area

Sick Uncle Tom Whitson noted as farmers farm wheat. Visits span Ed Tingley’s Hall Hall Eng lish West Terre Haute. Della Brown West Terre Haute visits cousin Benulah Maurer. Gatherings at John Hawker’s and Wm. Salter’s. Beulah and Harold Maurer host friends. Jessie Gilbert Ruth McDonald Alita Tapscott Grace Crumline Dollie McNary Ola Kuhn Jessie Gilbert attended.

Tom Whitson Frank Gelsert Ed Tingley Hall Phebe Jim Wright Thomas Whitson Della Brown West Terre Haute Benulah Maurer Aaron Hawker Edna Remlinger John Hawker Wm. Salter Joseph Black Ralph Allerton Jil Hannah Leseure Bertha Maurer Beulah Harold Maurer Jessie Gilbert Ruth McDonald Alita Tapscott Grace Crumline Dollie McNary Oak Grove Ola Kuhn Messrs Clarence Tapscott Floyd Sharley

Moonshine and Market Gossip Across Martinsville Area

A collection of brief notices and social mentions from Martinsville and surrounding towns. Farmers like Herman Cooper and Cap Reed are selling lambs and livestock. George W. Johnson and Chas Cornwell visit nearby markets. Several residents, including John and Henry Johnson, Eliott and Buckner, and the Connellys, appear in short local exchanges and shopping trips. Four new automobiles are said to be delivered soon to Moriah and vicinity.

Jerry Cooper Geo. Hudson Elmer Deverick Stephen ’ Custis Martinsville Herman Cooper Casey George W. Johnson Chas. Cornwell Melrose Daniel Lingafelter Cap” Reed Jake Seaton J. B. Neighbarger Stair Landis Dehi Eliott Henry Buckner Moriah John Henry Johnson Lizzie Connelly Wm. Connelly Bellair Wm. Davis Itd Jadper Davis Tinaville Dave Johnsoh William An

Bowman Family Visits After Death in Lima Nearby

Aurelis Bowman and his wife of near Lima Ohio spend a few days here prompted by the death of Mrs Bowman's father William Shanks. They were called to the area by the illness and passing of a relative.

Aurelis Bowman Lima Ohio

Local Rural Notices and Social Bits

A little corn was plowed last week. John Brosman has seven young colts. A fine drove of cattle went north Friday. Complaints of potatoes rotting. John Husted sowing a small field of alfalfa. Frank Beachout and family drove to Ashmore Saturday. The Van had a double header gravel train on Sunday, of fifty cars. Dr. Fred James married last week to a Louisville lady. Romona Duane and Felix Romine were down from Westfield Sunday. Mrs. Frank Meskimen of New Comerstown spent a few days here last week.

John Husted Frank Beachout Ashmore Fred James Louisville Romona Duane Felix Romine Westfield Frank Meskimen Newcomerstown Ohio

Buggies at Reduced Prices at Auburn Store

G. W. McNary of Auburn announces a carload of buggies with special prices for a short time due to limited storage space. Come in and see for yourself.

G. W. McNary Auburn

Local Remarkable Visits And Family News

Quite a lot of timothy has been cut to thresh for seed. Ruth Cunningham is visiting relatives near Georgetown. Andy Cunningham and daughter Trixie have gone to Danville to visit relatives Bob Jim Nellie and Stella Thompson spent Sunday with Owen and Gertrude Mallory. Gladys Brown of Paris and Margaret Gilbert of Marshall visited relatives here last week Mrs Rheuhana Maneer and daughter Ella of Martinsville visited Louis Gilbert and family Saturday. Gladys Sweet who has been staying with her aunt at Martinsville returned home one day last week Mrs Leonard Washburn and her daughters Emma and Katie spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Will Mallory.

Lewis Clark York Merrick Cox Marshall J. N. Lindley Mark Miller Flat Rock Will Steve Inman Martinsville J. Smith Fred Layton Terre Haute Minerva Carter Walnut Prairie T. J Thos Cullop Worthington Ind Robert Bennett Trimble Judy Ferguson Timothy Ruth Cunningham Georgetown Andy Cunningham Trixie Danville Bob Jim Nellie Stella Thompson Owen Gertrude Mallory Gladys Brown Paris Margaret Gilbert Rheuhana Maneer Ella Linois Gilbert Gladys Sweet Leonard Washburn Emma Katie Will Mallory

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mercury Warning

An advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective taken internally. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes testaments are free.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Hafl

Dolson Weather and Local Farm Activities Report

A soaking rain on Friday aided farmers in Dolson area. Will Davis began work with his hay baler. Reeley and Grover threshing outfits continued field work. John W. B. Hutchings sold hogs to a Martinsville buyer at 8.25 per hundred. Mrs Maggie Robinson of Kansas was visiting Mrs Sophia Montgomery. Rain halted threshing for the week but good weather should finish soon. Road tax work urged as overseers must return lists by the first Tuesday in September.

Will Davis Reeley Grover John W. B. Hutchings Martinsville Maggie Robinson Kansas Sophia Montgomery

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