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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
8
Clarksville residents report visits and departures of relatives from Terre Haute Paris and Marshall. Will Nicholson and wife move from Kiawa Kansas to Illinois and plan to travel via Muskogee Ohio en route to Illinois. Community updates include school improvements, health notes, box suppers, and local visits with numerous named residents and nearby towns mentioned.
The ad claims kidney diseases sap strength and earnings, urging Foley Kidney Fills as the best medicine for kidney and bladder troubles. It touts the genuine yellow-packaged product and warns against substitutes, crediting City Drug Store as retailer.
Co D Crandall builds a new barn. Landis Dehl and family visit Marshall and attend a teachers meeting. Fletcher Healer of Pawnees County Oklahoma visits. Deverick Bros. add a porch to the Moonshine store. Harry Drake superintendent visits Butternutt school. Tom Custis moves to Martinsville and Clarence Deverick to the house vacated by Custis. McDaniel visits Martinsville Friday. W. Williams of Lena Indiana to preach at Bennett Saturday night and Sunday. H L Custis and wife visit J W Eliott Sunday. Gotts family visit Mrs McNarlan Sunday. Geo and Frank Gotts spend Thanksgiving with parents, return to Charleston Monday.
Thanksgiving services were well attended in Martinsville with Olive Branch noting good turnout. Local events included a surprise party for Lloyd Baker on his 24th, Thanksgiving visits among friends, and a visit by Stella Hamilton from Martinsville. several people attended the dedication of the new Baptist church at West Union.
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