Prolific County Notes Move Through Christmas Season
A broad sweep of county items covers people visiting relatives in St Louis and Paris, motor trucks hauling fruit to Terre Haute, oil drilling near Salem, and new town lot plans by Dr John Weir in Marshall. The piece notes weather, church services, and various personal goings on around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Casey Oil Drillers
County
Casey
John Weir
State Sands
Kees Sebel
Buyzon Eens Arms
Gerla Virents
Abargain OO
Seavi
Marshal Padleshabrre
Cured Cold Sore Claim At Local Drug Store
Leo F Zelinski of Buffalo New York says Bucklen's Amica Salve cured his worst cold sore after four days of use with two applications per day. The product is sold under a guarantee at Robt Prewett's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
New York
Bucklen
Robt
Prewett
Visitors and social notes hint at upcoming Christmas plans
Henry Clark, a Marshall visitor, and Harry Johnson of Terre Haute visited Grace Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Orcutt visited Terre Haute this week. Mrs. Mary Jackson visited Hutsonville friends Thursday to Saturday. Everyone plans a Christmas tree to please children and adults alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
Marshall
Harry Johnson
Terre Haute
Grace Murphy
Omer Orcutt
Mary Jackson
Hutsonville
Foley's Kidney Remedy Gains Popularity Since Yearly Use
Foley's Kidney Remedy becomes increasingly popular for kidney and bladder troubles. Advertisements claim it remedies irregularities, rebuilds worn tissue, and restores vitality, with Kelfer’s drug store listed as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Kelfer’s Drug Store
Personal Appeal for Foley's Honey and Tar Medicine
A local drug store advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. The ad urges readers to avoid unknown remedies and claims forty years of cures without extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Kelfer
Local News Briefs from Marshall and Nearby
Cary Marvin visited Marshall Monday as Mr and Mrs Harry Dolson were Marshall visitors Friday. Morton Guyer and wife of Quaker Lane attended church Sunday. Chas Moore and Dan Rogers left for Missouri on a prospecting trip. Will Marvin and wife moved into a cottage in the north end. Work to begin soon on a new railroad depot replacing the one burned over eight years ago. Mrs Will Piety visited Papen in Marshall last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A H. Herrell
Tuscola
Ross
Fairgrange
Coles County
A C Garrison
M C, Davis
Jacob Miller
Florida
Ruedy
J. F Emrick
Muncie
Ind
Ote Bowles
Marshall
Cyrus Boles
C. D Rexwinkle
Harry Butler
Montreal
Canada
E. A. Little
Cary Marvin
Harry Dolson
Morton Guyer
Quaker Lane
Chas. Moore
Dan Rogers
Missouri
Will Piety
Papen
Wills
Mrs McRaney’s Trial With Kidney Remedy
Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi describes three months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors failed to help she began Foley's Kidney Remedy and two bottles restored her health. She urges other women to try the remedy as she did. Keifer's drug store carries it.
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McRaney
M. McRaney
Prentiss
Foley
Local church notes and visits from area residents
Mrs. Kate Murphy has been visiting here the past week and preaching is planned for next Sunday. Miss Oddest Richart of near Chrisman visits relatives. Six new members joined the M. W. A. Lodge Saturday night. Young people attend protracted meetings at Plymouth and Wesley chapel. Miss Mabel Dodd returns to Hoopeston work after home visit. Fred Thompson and family visit Wm. Medsker’s household. Ford Thompson and daughter Ruby visit his parents Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Murphy
Plymouth
Wesley Chapel
Mabel Dodd
Hoopeston
Fred Thompson
Near West Union
Ford Thompson
Ruby
G. W. Thompson
Protracted meeting and local notes from Dolson chapel to Clarksville
Community items report Tom Nicholson moving from his farm to Clarksville and John Helmer and wife welcoming a new daughter after relocating to Marshall. A new baby for Art Hutchings and wife. Aunt Elizabeth Hutchings is ill. Harry Drake the school superintendent visited several schools. Residents Fred Wood and Dave Montgomery hosted visits from Martinsville. A highway petition seeks a route from Theodore Jones cross roads to Martinsville and Cloone road with upcoming viewing. Weather notes recount rapid freeze and thaw with dramatic temperature swings. Foley’s Orino Laxative advertised for constipation and liver regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson Chapel
John Heimer
Mildred
Marshall
Art Hutchings
Harry Drake
Fred Wood
Martinsville
Dave Montgomery
John Helmer
Commissioners of Highway
Cross Roads
Theodore Jones
Martinsville and Cloone Road
Local Social Notes and Visits Roundup
Relatives and friends from the area are visiting and traveling. Mrs P A Connelly visits sister Mrs Lydia Connelly. Mrs Ella Connelly and Mrs Chas Newlin visit Mrs Anna Hammonds. Pat Madigan and Luther Houghton go prospecting in Texas. Roy Newlin Chas Newlin and Frank Connelly attend Nay Bate on Dolson. Alva Davis and Taylor Barbee attend Sherman McNary dance. Bert Parker and Simon Best of Westfield attend P M Chambers dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hammonds
Henry Bennett
Richwoods
Roy Newlin
Chas. Newlin
Frank Connelly
Alva Davis
Taylor Barbee
Sherman McNary
Bert Parker
Simon Best
Westfield
P. M. Chambers
Musical program by Randy Kitchen Girls at MEE church
The Randy Kitchen Girls of the MEE church present a benefit program at the courthouse on Thursday evening December 10 at 7 30 featuring instrumental solos vocal numbers quartets recitations and a violin solo. Admission is 10 and 15 cents to raise funds for the pipe organ. Notable performers include Mattie English Henry Ajten Wallis Grendell Bennett Catharine and Mary Roach Mrs Chas Smith Roy Claypool and Ethel Hurst among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Kitchen
MEE
Court House
Pipe Organ Fund
Mattie English
Henry Ajten Wallis
Chas. Smith
Grendell Bennett
Catharine
Mary Roach
Ostrander
Roy Claypool
Olin Gore
Davis
Firmin, Carrol & Jeffords
Scott Treble Cliff Club
Ethel Hurst
Dean's Kidney Pills Marketed In Marshall Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a kidney cure for backache and urinary issues. Testimonial by H E Seigfried of Marshall endorses quick kidney relief after using Green & Harlan's drug store supply. Product priced 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agent.
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Dean
Marshall
Green & Harlan’s
Gale
Pric
Foster-Milburn:. Co
Buffalo
New, York
Thes United
States
itameDoan
Ole Rae
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