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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

4

Local families and visitors share Sunday visits and weekend trips

A long list of residents and guests spent Sunday with relatives across the area including Susie Doolhue E C Volkers Geo Hall Elisha Shireley J A Page Frank McFarland Harold Hall Lincoln Grit visiting Everett Wells Terre Haute John Tassler Swin ford George Speck Jerome Nickles L Crawford Alf Hamilton Fishback Ora Kuykendall Samar Hogue Florence Lurber Clara Clark Wea ver Willard Will Miller and others. George Tyhurst and Charles with family visited Annapolis. Sums of land sales include S G Lawless selling 200 acres to J L Boyd for 17000 and Earl Nethery trading farm for 3200 plus five horses. West York Club benefitted with a Saturday entertainment headlined by a large turnout and a thriving orchestra.

Curtis Rollings Anna Edna Volkers Susie Doolhue E. C Volkers Geo, Hall Elisha Shireley J A Page Frank McFarland Harold Hall Lincoln Everett Wells Terre Haute John Tassler Swinford George Speck Jerome Nickles L. Crawford McKeen Alf Hamilton Fishback Ora Kuykendall Samar Hogue Florence James Lurber Clara Clark Weaver Ira Farrell Lowdin Reel Hutsonville John Hash Little Son M. Baker West York West York Orchestra

Local notes on visits and transactions in Olney and surrounding area

Mrs A D Owen of Olney spent part of last week here while Axis plans a large barn for Curry of Hymerand. Mrs A B Church visited Macks ville relatives last Friday. Homer Johnson sold his automobile Thursday to parties south of Casey. Stakes for state and road extend to John Stevens. Al Frake was called to Decatur on Saturday for his hospitalized son Fred. Three small fodder shredding jobs completed before the machine left the neighborhood.

Will Curry Hymerand A D Owen Olney Macksville Homer Johnson Casey John Stevens al Frake Decatur Fred

Insurance notes and local social items in Marshall area

Insurance on farm and city property by strong companies at low rates. Cole & Cole, Marshall. OL H A Green new Maxwell car Pearl Misner back in Martinsville. Mrs Viola Chesser business caller at Moonshine. Revs Meecham and Sewell hold meeting at Misner Chapel. Mrs Ella Thompson and son Dow visit Hazel Dell. Revival meetings in progress at Zear. MoE Harris selling stock at Hoguetown. Riley Mort and family from Kansas City visiting relatives. Martin Deh and Jesse Thompson traveled to Marshall on business. Tinsel Stevens and Myrtle Davis business callers in Harrisburg.

Pearl Misner Martinsville Viola Chesser

Local Social Notes Mention Revival Meeting and Visits

South Dolson butchering is the order now. Wm Fox marketed hogs in Marshall Monday. Edith Fox spent Sunday with home folks. Rev Mr Lindsey will begin a revival meeting at Salem tonight. Mrs Martha McHenry visited relatives near Grandview part of last week. Mr and Mrs James Hurst of West Terre Haute called on relatives here Sunday. Art Hutenoings was called to Mar 8Lall Monday to assist in delivering city mast er. Mrs Chas Smitley of Stringtown were guests of Lewis Smitleys Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Lola Hazen at Blue Grass Thursday.

Wm. Fox Marshall Edith Fox Lindsey Salem Martha McHenry Grandview James Hurst West Terre Haute Art Hutenoings Chas Smitley Stringtown Lewis Boon Hulburt Johnson Mary Tyaurst St Louis Mike Snyder Dolson H. C. Reinoehl Casey Louie Trump Ab Miller Daniel Tibbs Indianapolis J. D Nichols John Seaton H. Blakeman Orange Saturda York David Dollson Chicadbaz Margaret Pierce Elwood Millis City North Mill Street James Bartmess Arkansas Bethel Church Jasper Price Sullivan and Colorado Price Martinsville Sullivan Ed Tyhurst Philip Warman Terre Haute Gideons Potts Hannibal Christ Lovington Ill J DD Nichols St Paul's Church Crossin Masonic Order Clark Lodge Alex Ryan Comrade Nichols Nichols Clark Parker Township California Panama Miss Newman Viola Magele Fasig Harry Reuben Henry Kansas John So. F Illinois Infantry

Allred Family Visits Father-in-Law In Ill Health

Alonzo Allred and his wife spent Sunday with Roe Miller, the father of his wife, who is reported very sick and under medical care.

Alonzo Allred Roe Miller

Longtime Clark County resident Comrade Nichols dies

Boon Hulburt and others citybound for visits on Tuesday. J. D. Nichols, a longtime Clark Lodge member and former Illinois Infantry officer, dies at his home on York Street after a bout of cramps and heart failure. The community recalls his GOP loyalty and early pioneer life before his 1835 Parker township birth. Funeral services are held at St Pauls with Masonic burial.

Westfield Moves and Departures Across Towns

Mr and Mrs L N Ogden moved to the Parcel farm in Parker. Mr and Mrs Z J Connelly and family plan soon to leave for their new home in Canada. Mrs M L Huey and daughter Miss Tite left Monday for Dratirieht Oh Istomia for several weeks with relatives. Gess Golling and family left for Oklahoma to work in oilfields.

L. N. Ogden Parker J. Connelly Canada Ifira M. L. Huey Miss Tite Dratirieht Oh Istomia Heckardé Ges Golling Oklahoma

Bargain Sale Items Include Pails, Glass, and Toys

Numerous household goods offered at deep discounts such as galvanized pails 25c value 10 for sale, glass globes 6c, lamp globes 6c, tubs 49c, sugar and creamers 19c, ribbon per yard, oil 8c, tin cups 5c, thread spools three for 10c, gum 10c per pack, talcum powder 1lbe 15c, hosiery 25c, stationery 19c, cake stands 18c, toothpaste 15c, corks 60c-100 assorted, face powder 16c, polish and vaseline sale items, shoe polish 8c, chair seats 8c, collars 10c, aluminum ware 8c, souvenirs 8c, glassware 8c, lunch boxes 8c, toys and dolls in large sale assortment.

Wrigley’s

Community News Roundup From Casey Banner Times

Mrs. H E Roebuck visits Kansas City friends while TJ Slusser and wife see daughter in St Elmo. Woman's Research club plans a community Christmas tree. Mr and Mrs Ed Taylor visit Malta Ohio for Thanksgiving. Nelle Winthrop and daughter stay with Tim Reed in Casey. John Black of Bedford Indiana visits sister G F Shimel. Nov 24 wedding Rev Harry W Davis and Carris Wiley in Barton Illinois. They will reside at Redman. Twenty guests honor Mrs Conner at farm home for Roanie Thompson of Nebraska. Attending group includes Wallace Gerard Lies Towell Mowail Heavy Hix Beauchamp Irene Masi and Meda Convey.

The Banner Times H. E. Roebuck Kansas City TJ Slusser S. N. Smith St. Elmo Woman's Research Club Ed Taylor Malta Nelle Winthrop Oklahoma Tim Reed John Black Bedford Ind G. F. Shimel Barton Harry W. Davis Carris Wiley Casey Redman Mra Csorga Beauchamp Ethel Irene Msi Wm Convey Meda

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