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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

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Report of the Investigating Committee on County Officers

County officers scrutiny reveals County Clerk T. Martin owes the county 1671.30 plus 2732.83 noted in reports. The committee says his books show 4400.13 due county and questions ten thousand in claimed fees over four years. Board authorizes counsel and $1000 for related expenses as it selects grand jurors and denies a deputy clerk raise.

Thelcttef the. Board of AW. T. ‘Martin Shis Books T." Martin Martin Reddina Spire Aesteey Gertifs Parker Township A’p. Hammond D O ‘Moore Wabash W. N. Snedeker Lyman ‘Handley Westfield Charles‘ Stilwell J.P. Lowe York George Cline J. M."mccrory Anderson Johnny Boesinger Henry Miller Harry McDaniel Eputy Les Poard H. Black John Cole

Miller Welch Wedding Honors Pink and White Theme

The wedding of RELey ty MillerWelsh featured a pink and white color scheme with a crpe dome and ferns. Miss Nina Welsh played the wedding march from Lohengrin. Maude Murphy performed the bridal music as the bride and groom, joined by Anna Welsh and minister, processed to the parlor. Guests included Herman Welsh Louisville Ky A D Van Houtin North Dakota L R Miller Marley Joe Welsh Marshall Nina Welsh Lesser Illinois. the couple will reside in Regent North Dakota.

Ee “Whitten Tilbithe Nina Welsh Lohengrin Ferns John Henry Welsh North Dakota L. R. Miller Marley Joe Welsh Marshall Lesser, Ill

Pilgrims Anniversary Address at Congregational Church

Zeigler will give an address on Americas Debt to Congregationalism next Sunday at 10:45 in commemoration of the 294th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims.

Zeigler America

Howard Files' Contest Shifts House Balance in 34th District

Contested returns claim two Democrats and one Republican should sit in the 34th senatorial district instead of two Republicans and one Democrat. Republicans Drake and Green and Democrat Purdum were originally elected. A Coles County tally error could replace Green with Howard, while the state canvassing board declares Howard elected and notes possible Green contest. Democrats may gain control of the state senate as two Cook County Democrats initially defeated are deemed elected.

House Stevenson Harry. W. Drake E. Walter” Green Charles A. Purdum Coles County Robert Howard Green Cook County State Senate

Paris Names First Policewoman Mrs Brooks Truant Official

Paris grants Mrs H M Brooks sworn in by Mayor Baum as policewoman with full authority but not armed. Her role focuses on school truancy enforcement and related duties in the city. The move signals progress in women’s rights in Paris.

Paris M. Brooks Baum Paris Beacon

New Woodman Officers Elected by Modern Woodmen Chapter

Officers were elected Thursday night including Ezra Siusser as clerk and Earl Nightlinger as watchman along with Ww. Ay Ie Ww. Blizzard Panker Ed Biersos as clerk Will Thompson as cort Beri Ogle as watchman Peter Brossman as manager and sentry An oyster supper followed the meeting conclusion.

Ezra Siusser A. C Earl Nightlinger Bizzard Panker Biersos Will Thompson Cort Beri 'Ogle Peter Brossman

Greenhouse Sold and New Manager Takes Over

H G Hershey has sold his greenhouse to Max Zechau of Lake Forest who assumed possession Monday. Zechau is an experienced florist planning an up to date operation. Also, Howard C Philippe of Orange township was found insane Saturday and taken to the asylum by Sheriff Wallace.

H.g.hershey Max. Zechau Lake Forest Mr. Zschaw Shaw Howard C. Phillipe Orange Auna Wallace

Gift Suggestion: Engraved Calling Cards For Christmas

Handsomely printed or engraved calling cards make acceptable Christmas presents. Get your orders in early at the Herald office.

Herald

Death of Mrs Erast Fawley At Home On Mulberry Street

Mrs James Fawley died Monday at her Mulberry Street home after a short illness from typhoid fever. Annie Pence born in Chatham Ohio June 14 1846 married James Fawley Sept 25 1863. Four children. one daughter died at age seven. Sons Arista Burton Arey live in the West Robinson Ohio and Marshall Ohio. Funeral services conducted by Rev E G Sandmeyer. body taken to Newark Ohio for burial.

James Fawley Mulberry ‘Street Annie ‘Pence Chatham Ohio James Fawley Arista Fawley Bur‘ton Fawley Marshall E. G. Sandmeyer Newark

Robber’s Victim Dies In Chicago Family Heir to Estate

Edward Henbest was summoned to Chicago area after the death of Mrs Mary R Flavelle following an Italy robbery and shooting. The Chicago social worker died Friday at Park Ridge after an autopsy found a 28 caliber brass bullet. An Italian student was arrested in Florence and reportedly confessed. Mrs Flavelle left no surviving children. her husband died in 1873.

Edward Henbest Chicago Nice Mary R. Flavelle Italy Herald Flavelle Florence

Real Estate Transfers Pass Through Local Registry

The list records transfers from Pearly Dee to W C Surner and others, with payments ranging from 50 to 17 000 dollars. Other deeds include Arthur to Pearly Dee for 2000 dollars and Charles Short to Homer Fisher for a Bay area lot valued at 500 dollars.

Pearly Dee W C ‘Surner Dulaney Casey Frank Arthur Charles. S Short Homer Fisher Cimberland Chas M “Sanford Chinton Becksie Sarah A Frakes Zenas Applegate Geo G Robertson H.M Brooke Fred’ E Shade Elisha B. Hurst Auburn Margaret Dick Fred Shade William ‘Williford J.C ‘Barnes McKeen Wean Valle’ Garrison W. C. Funk

Howell Marriage Ties Muskogee Business Family

C B Howell youngest son of Mr and Mrs Edward Howell married Lena Belle Johnson in a quietMusgrooke Oklahoma ceremony Sunday November 29 They will reside in Muskogee where Mr Howell is connected with a large local business and the couple are described as popular in social circles

C. B. Howell Edward ‘Howell Muskogee Okla Misa Lena Belle Johnson A E. Johnson Teale Firma ‘of

Eastern Star Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

The Order of the Eastern Star elected officers for the ensuing year on Monday night. Ladies named include Mrs Lizzie Salling as worthy matron and Mrs ER Kellogg as worthy patron. Mollie Smith Flozza Smith served as secretary with Mrs Frank Hurst as treasurer and Mrs Mas Lupher as conductress. GS Hallauer and Mrs Hallauer noted as associate conductresses.

Order of the ‘Eastern Lizzie” ‘Salling OW. Kellogg

Marriage Notice for Alvis Campbell and Esther Barnes

Marriage themes record notes Alvis Campbell and Esther Barnes both of Wabash township plus Clarence Funk and Sisie Mumford both of Casey township.

Alvis.Campbell Esther ‘Barnes Wabash Clarence Funk Sisie Mumford Casey

City Christmas Tree Legend Recalls German Origin and Local Plan

An old tale ties Christmas tree to St Wilfred and Thor myth, recounting a fir replacing a thunder oak after a Christian conversion. Marshall's municipal tree, arranged by the D A R, will stand at the courthouse square with carols by a male choir at 7 and 8 PM on Christmas Eve.

Wilfred Germany Thor Gregor Phazel Grundhar Judah Marshall Court House Square

Ballot billing and a bicycle theft dispute

A critical editorial accuses a Democrat newspaper of padding election billings. It claims a boy faced theft of a $3 bicycle while the editor seeks $75 for publishing the ballot, with other papers charging less. The Board of Supervisors allegedly passes a $45 overcharge by trimming rivals’ bills by ten cents.

Board of Supervisors

Burglars Break Into Cole and Cole Office

Burglars entered the abstract office of Cole and Cole Saturday night and tried to break into the fire proofs vault but gave up. About $2 in change was taken from the money drawer and many internal revenue stamps were stolen. Afterward they likely joined in the exclamation God bless Woodrow Wilson.

Cole & Cole God Woodrow Wilson

Whadda Y Know About That Dan Stover Courthouse Janitor

Dan Stover, the new courthouse janitor, says it is his duty to keep the building clean and neat. He promises his enthusiasm will not lessen before next summer and that the grounds around the county building will be put in good shape and kept that way.

Dan’ Stover Itv

Typhoid Claims Popular Local Youth

Sockler, a well known young man of Ernkt and son of the late Lever Sockler, died Monday of typhoid. He was aged years. Funeral services were held this morning at Grand Turn church, conducted by Rev. L. J. Ehrhardt, with interment in Marshall cemetery.

Medical Society Meeting Discusses Malignant Tumors

The Clark County Medical Society met in the courthouse at 2 p m last Thursday with Drs McCullough Johnson S G Bradley R H Bradley L J Weir Prewett Marlow Haslitt Pearce Mitchell S W Weir Burnside and Dr G B Thomas of Hazel Dell present. Discussions covered neuritis of the face and arm knee effusion cases and a well prepared paper on malignant tumors urging removal of suspicious lumps and benign tumors when beneficial.

Clark County Medical Society Court House Drs. McCullough Johnson S. GC. Bradley R. H Bradley L. J. Weir Prewett Marlow Haslitt Pearce Mitchell S. W. Weir Burnside G. B. Thomas Hazel Dell S. C. Bradley P. P. Haslitt

Christmas Services at Methodist Church Next Sunday

Christmas morning services will feature a sermon and special music. At 7 p.m. the choir will perform a Christmas cantata titled The Messiah's Advent led by Mr. James Cosgrove. Public is invited. The Brotherhood and Sunday School plan a giving Christmas. Donations to Chas. H. Smith or Mrs. Ella Deaner.

James Cosgrove Brotherhood Chas. H. Smith The Ella Deaner S. S

Miller Has Narrow Escape at Auburn Mill

George Ragan operates a small grist mill in Auburn powered by a gasoline engine. While oiling the running engine last Wednesday, the fly wheel key snagged his clothing, tearing off all fabric except his shoes. He suffered two broken ribs a deep head gash and extensive bruising but escaped serious injury.

George Ragan Auburn

Davis Home in Paris Burns, Loss Full Insured

The fine residence of Dr. and Mrs. W B Davis of Paris, formerly of Marshall, burned early Sunday with all contents. A two story brick building housed household goods and valuable surgical instruments. Origin of the fire unknown. Loss estimated at $10,000, only partly insured. Mrs Davis is daughter of Dr J R Covington of the city.

W. B. Davis Paris Marshall

Martinsville Soldier Bravely Serves With Moose Jaw Unit

Martinsville area native Harlan Rush, son of Mrs. Malinda Rush, former high school student, serves with the Moose Jaw regiment in Canada and Europe. The unit is noted for bravery on the firing line.

Martinsville Europe Harlan Rush Malinda Rush Moose Jaw Canada

New Masons Elect Officers at Marshall Lodge

The Marshall Masonic lodge held its annual election on Wednesday night with J. L. Whiteside as Worshipful Master Roy Loyd as Senior Warden W T Platt as Junior Warden J W Fred Gorham as Treasurer and Burny D Smith as Secretary. Miss Belle Turner Hybarger and J Silas Moffitt were married Saturday at the bride’s parents in Paris. They will visit St Louis then reside on a farm near Paris.

Marshall Masonic Lodge J. L. Whiteside W. M. Roy Loyd W. T. Platt J. W. Fred Gorham Treas Burny D, Smith Sec Marshall Belle Turner Hybarger J. Silas Moffitt Paris St Louis Paria

Defense of Wirz in new Andersonville study reviewed

Washington, Dec. 5. Lt James Madison Page, former 6th Michigan Cavalry, argues in The True Story of Andersonville that Major Henry Wirz faced a conspiracy against the truth of history. Page claims Wirz was not responsible for prisoner deaths and that testimony at Wirz’s trial misrepresented events.

Washington, D. C James Madison Page 6Th Michigan Cavalry Andersonville Henry Wirz Capitol Hill Cappitol Hill Wirz South Page Lt. Page Jefferson Davis James A. Seddon Howell Cobb W. Shelby Reid R ‘R ‘Stevenson Ss. P. Moore W. J .W. Curr James Duncan Wesley W. Turner Benjamin Harris U. S St Page

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