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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1910

Page

2

Local Notices and Visits Highlight Casey Community

Clayton Hopewell of Paducah visits his parents Rev and Mrs H C Hopewell. Mrs Samuel Hughes, mother of Mrs H C Hopewell, joins the family this week. Redman family reunion planned in Joseph Tyler’s woods on Tuesday Aug 23. Dr Joseph Hall recovering after appendectomy in Mattoon. Ora Lewis heads to Louisville for auto repair work. Mrs Zim Brunt and daughter travel east with Dr Kesner and wife to Niagara Falls and beyond. Miss Bertha Weiland ill. Hazel Myers visits Ruby Fox. J F Dawson and family visit Leander Wright. James Bailey of Danville visits relatives. Will Washburn of near Martinsville in area. Mrs Ed Howell of Marshall visits sister Mrs Attee Fox. The Murphis family dines with Anna Wright of Clarksville. Local attendees at jueuream supper in Spiketown Friday night. Lawrence Zituverdy and wife of Grandview visit Van Findley. Emma Fredenberger of Marshall hosts sister Mrs Harry Findlay. Carne Semff and Ina Nicholes of Weatfield join Lizewe Padgett of Robinson, Mrs Os E Eckel, Eva and Belvia Honderich, Herman Kile of Spiketown visit Beulah Intowers. Burkholder. Joe Travioli and family visit mother recently ill. Wheat yields fair, oats 20 to 37 1/4 per acre, corn looking good. Miss Everett Hedges visits home. Otis Adams and family attend birthday dinner at Sam Nye’s in West Terre Haute. Edith Adams Nye’s 32nd birthday.

Clayton Hopewell Paducah H. C. Hopewell Samuel Hughes Kentucky H C. Hopewell Redman Joseph Tyler Beautiful Woods Joseph Hall Mattoon Washington Bertha Weiland Hazel Myers Ruby Fox Froma Spiketown Lawrence Zituverdy Grandview Ditter van Findleys Emma Fredenberger Marshall Harry Findla Turesdar Carne Semff Ina Nicholes Weatfield Lizewe Padgett Robinson Os E Eckel Eva Belvia Honderich Herman Kile Beulah Joe Travioli Martinsville George Claypool Emanuel Hurst Sallie Hurst Mack Reed Virgil Paris Martinsville Township E G Coons Louisburg Kansas Roy Miller Mary Ann Coons Maggie Robinson Grace Ida Sophia Montgomery Amanda Bishop Adie Ridge Farm John L Harrison Hurst Nathaniel Mountjoy Clarksville Pettis Ralph Davis Roe Davis Eliza Nicholson Ella Hutchings Perry Soughers Dolson Chapel S. S Duncan Westfield Parker Shields Shields Rev. Johnson C. E. Thompson Clarence Thompson G. W. Baker Guy Payne Cornwell Joseph Hedges West Union English Bros Perry Green Quaker Lane Fred Crumline Re.s Myrtle Pendleton P Ce Hasten Teachers’ Institute Crawford County Barnet Sackrider Alice Snavely Terre Haute

Bell Pine Tar Honey Eases Coughs and Breathing Ailments

An ad style line touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as best for coughs croup whooping cough asthma and throat and bronchial troubles. Consumers are urged to seek the bell or label for relief.

Denton Tex visitors and local changes noted

Charley Coox of Denton visited relatives in Hastings with Mrs JS Jane and daughter. A large crowd attended Saturday night for the riverfront summer howl dedication. Richard Jo Owen died in Hutsonville after years of illness. Ira Tohill sold his livery to FESS Johnson and John Bolenbaugh who take over Monday. Mr and Mrs W R Plew visited relatives and plan to move to Missouri and Montana for a university post.

JS Jane Hastings Mit Woolverton Hurst Riverside Park Club Richard Jo Owen Hutsonville Sveral Ira Tohill Fess Johnson John Bolenbaugh Johnson West York W R Plew Missouri Montana Plew The State University Lenona Harris Graysville Ind Litlle Marie Irma Hill Annapolis Matt Newlin Ben Jesep Albert Hill Fairfield Ill Mount Flat Rock Chicago

Casey Briefs and Rail Tour Notes From West York

Casey residents read of a big Home Coming and Race Meet preparations while locals raise funds to drill a test hole for Casey coal. Mentioned are post office expenditures around sixty thousand dollars yearly and about fifty railway mail clerks residing in Casey along with various visitors and travel to Denver Chicago and Niagara Falls.

Isaac S Reed Rocky Ford Colo Orville Mullins Tom Chambers Goodwin W. Jefferson Street Viola Allenthorp Colorado John Shadley Wyoming Casey Fuqua Casey ‘Macan Postoffice Department Salar Banner-Times Davis Springfield Pearl Davis Free Church of God Cumberland S.ruedy Schicago Knights Tempar Cosclave Hutke Reed

Pine Tar Honey for Croup Relief

Advice urges parents to keep Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey ready for croup in children. Croup worsens at night and finding a physician can be difficult, so the bottle label bell should be looked for to identify the remedy.

Dr Bell

Threshing machine abundance and local visits noted

The article mentions numerous threshing machines and a series of local visits and illnesses. Frank Tobias and family visited home folks on Sunday. Clyde Adams fell ill in Marshall but is recovering. Two Missouri nieces stay with Mrs Molter. John Meehan improves slowly and his aunt and cousins return to Terre Haute. Mrs Walter Adams and daughter in law Edna Adams visited Joe Adams on Saturday.

Frank Tobias Clyde Adams Marshall

Martinsville fair notes and regional church events

Local notes cover Martinsville Shorthorn exhibition prep by George Claypool, corn conditions after rain, pie from homegrown apples, and various visits from residents and relatives. Also reported are Dolson Chapel activities, Sunday school delegates for the county convention, threshing results, and upcoming all day meetings at Dolson Chapel and Clarksville Methodist Church with district speaker Rev Parker Shields.

Local Families and Visitors Report Weekend Travel and Visits

Ed Gregg buys a baler while Chas Lee acquires a new automobile. Several attend SS convention at Cleone. Geo Troughton and family visit Casey. Levi Inman and Wes Connelly in Casey. Hawkins couple return from Niagara Falls. Rev Haase filled Lindsay Chapel appointment. Homer Volk and Geo Garrett visit Union Center. Various locals host or visit family in a series of weekend trips and gatherings.

Ed Gregg Lee Bid Rea Westfield Floyd Wheeler New York Cleone Geo Troughton and Family Casey Levi Inman Wes Connelly Wm Hawkins Niagara Falls Rev Haase Lindsay Chapel Homer Volk Geo. Garrett Union Center Stanton Indiana

Local Notes Sketch Rural Life And Small Events

Very little threshing done. Seth Husted digs a well. Frank Craig owns 20 acres of broomcorn. Poachers took about 200 Will Ax chickens. Mrs Will Glenn visited from Greenup last week. Gertie Noyes will teach winter term at district No 50. Lincoln church social receipts exceed 30 dollars. Sperry Claypool returned Tuesday with twenty head of black cattle. Sunday school convention elected Eph Snowden township president. J F Kimler and wife of Martinsville dined with local friends. Children’s Services and Walt Balers noted at Five Points church next Sunday evenings.

Seth Husted Frank Craig Will Ax Will Glenn Greenup Gertie Noyes Lincoln Church Sperry Claypool Eph Snowden Jrf Kimler Martinsville Walt Te Balers

Dennison social notes and commencement roundup

Marshall visitors and Terre Haute visits frame a Dennison week. Milestones include the Batson sisters at a teachers institute and the Batson clan hosting Sunday with Asbury guests. Commencement attendees include Weaver and Batson families plus Hollenbeck and Taylor relations. program featured songs, sermons, and recitations with W H Washburn and Rev Robert Griffin.

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