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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
19
County correspondence lists residents moving to Greencastle Indiana and visits to Oklahoma Nebraska and Florida. Several families plan winters in Fort Lauderdale and Noble Oklahoma while others depart for Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania. A child dies of appendicitis and a bridge project advances with concrete abutments and grading funds awarded.
A customer testimonial from 647 Elm St Buffalo NY claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation and other ailments including biliousness jaundice digestion headaches malaria and debility. The note references Joe at Robt Prewetts.
Dr Sam Cullop and family moved to Terry Haute Work at a gravel pit closed last week until weather warms. Will Richards of Marshall visited Mr and Mrs F E Buckner the past week. Merle Jeffers of Martinsville visited Mrs F E Wiuckner, his aunt, Saturday. Mrs Bertha Wernz and her son of Livingston visited her mother Mrs John Lindley last week. Mrs Minerva Carter and children visited Chas Brown and family at Trimble from Saturday to Monday. H C Bell of Robinson was in town Saturday bidding friends goodbye before leaving for Washington DC. Rodney Bell and Miss Zelpha Richards wed at Charleston and went to St Louis where Mr Bell is employed. Sam Lake’s house burned Sunday. most of the household saved and he is insured about three thousand dollars.
In Westfield the hotel change hands with Arthur Meeker selling to Hutsch tilie. The new owner plans to reorganize the stock of merchandise and adjust management. The deal hints at further changes in interests and operations for the establishment.
Will Berkley reports his horse Garett Lurkett is improving. Sunday events mention Rev Ford and Fasig exchanging pulpits and a caller dire Mrs J Cleaver shopping in Terre Haute on Saturday.
Maurice Tutte returned Saturday from the prairie Harry Stephen came home from the north last week Chas Tuman will move from here soon Seth Husted 8 baby was sick with croup last week B F Cleaver was home from Terre Blaute for Sunday Quite a number from Martinsville attended a church there Saturday night Several young people won dinner with Mrs Elmer Philippi on Ed Beachout and wife spent Monday near Greenmoss with Mrs Laura Helmer Al Fraker wife and daughter visited north of Marshall Sunday with Frank Wright and family Several of Mrs Alice Ward's relatives and friends took dinner with her Sunday in honor of her birthday She also received 40 cards.
Sunday visits by James Dunn and D. D. Beasley families are noted along with midweek movements by Elmer Tyler and Opal Connelly. A January Lindsey chapel protracted meeting is announced. Other gatherings include Westfield Martinsville and Dolsoa Marion visits with the Newlin, Connelly, and Roderick families.
A period household guide offers practical gift options for parents focusing on usefulness over glitter. It suggests items like velvet shopping bags, mourning jewelry, lace scarves, shawls, and functional fur napped comforts, plus furniture pieces and handmade handkerchief bags as thoughtful presents.
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