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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1913

Page

4

Dolson Notes Local Activity And School Fire Loss

Dolson reports several local items including chicken-pox cases among children, meat shredding resumes after rain, and official business by the highway commissioner and town clerk. Emanuel Hurst handled Mrs Sallie Hurst estate, and Sunday school plans at Dolson Chapel were altered for a Clarksville reorganization. East Liberty school house burned with $400 insurance and lost books. repairs, attendees, and other family visits noted.

Dolson Davis Lowery Clesone Golen Conover Watkins Martinsville Bruce Brainard Rabbit Ridge Blanch Montgomery Madge Olinger Clarksville East Liberty

Homer to Catpy Beachout ill and visitors travel notes

Homer to Catpy and Beachout have been sick. Bi I F Cleaver visited Terre Haute Saturday. Hal Kesler of Wabash stopped Thursday, buying cattle. Roy Romines did business in Chicago last week. Bertie Husted went to Casey Wednesday with apples. Alvey Machinnaid family of Martinsville spent Sunday here with friends. Mrs John Husted visits her son’s family at Pittsborough Ind. Two bridge carpenters arrived Tuesday thinking Homer was there. The Van Friday had a 94 car freight, longest ever for the road. Homer Johnson intends to visit Indiana mineral springs for medical treatment this week.

Catpy Beachout Bi i F. Cleaver Terre Haute Hal Kesler Wabash Roy Romines Chicago Bertie Husted Casey Alvey Machinnaid Martinsville John Husted Sgon Pittsborough Ind Bridge Homer Champaign County Homer Johnson Indiana Mineral Springs

Local families spend Sunday visiting neighbors

Walter Harlow and family visited Jack Sweet on Sunday. Chas Cunningham and family visited Alex Scott near Freedom. Leonard Washburn reported losing a valuable horse last week. Nellie and Irene Gilbert visited Mary Mallory Sunday. Mrs Amy Cline and son visited Leonard Washburn Sunday.

Walter Harlow Jack Sweet Chas. Cunningham Alex” Scott Freedom Leonard Washburn Tyne Cuningham Nellie Irene Gilbert Mary Mallory Amy Cline S Pon Leonard, Washburn

Unclear OCR fragment lists names at a family gathering

Fragmentary text mentions Marian Bertram Terre Hays James Liggett Shirely Dabert Mamie Faiggtier Hazel Stuote and Miss Della Weaver with notes on a Sunday gathering and a death.

iHarry Shirely Oe Stisses Mamie Faiggtier Hazel Stuote Twok Sdinger Miss Della Weaver

Community Greetings and Family Visits Across Town

Local residents share time with relatives and friends including Jennie Beltz hosting, Della Beltz visiting from Terre Haute, John Gabey visiting Darwin, and Thomas Pearce with wife in Terre Haute. Several Tingley family members and neighbors spent weekends with relatives and teachers in the area.

Jennie Beltz Della Beltz West Union Charles Raisner John Gabey Darwin John Tingley Terre Haute Samuel Tingley Ruth Geisert Alfred Junker Thomas Pearce Della Thompson Albert Tingley Marshall John Beltz Grandma Beltz Minnie Raisner Effie Sweitzer Zara Clark Emma Frank Tingley Lyman McBroom Chancy Liffick Walter Tingley Tingley Brothers

West York social notes mix visits and local events

Mr and Mrs Willard Miller visit his Sumner parents. Mrs Alvina Layton visits Terre Haute relatives. Mrs M W Winters calls at Charley Browns Trimble. Mr and Mrs Andrew Layton Mendon Neb visit locals. Mrs Mart Newlin visits Sullivan sister. Mrs Rodney Bell of Springfield in town two weeks. Charles Faulkner family Norton New Mexico visit Mrs Wm Holiday Arsha Sigel family visits Ira Sigel. Mrs Farell and son David Terre Haute visit Grandma Farell. Mrs Wm Holiday to Terre Haute for eye treatment. James Lindley drives to Sullivan county oil field. M E church protracted meeting ends with few additions. Smith Oil and Gas first well is dry. D 4 Clements near town ill and not expected to live. Protracted meeting to begin Christchurch fourth Sunday of month Denney in charge.

Willard Miller Sumner Alvina Layton Terre Haute M W Winters Charley Brown Trimble Andrew Layton Mendon Neb Mart Newlin Sullivan Rodney Bell Springfield Charles Faulkner Norton New Mexico Arsha Sigel Ira Sigel Mrsra Farell David Grandma Farell Wm. Holiday Jas. Lindley Sullivan County M. E. Church Smith Oil and Gas Company Clements Christchurch Bro Denney

Dennison Social Notes Return Visits and Travels

Mr and Mrs Orville Haslett left for Vernon Missouri last week and will locate there. Dr Frank McFarland and Jake Rhoads visited Martinsville and Terra Haute respectively. Nellie Taylor visited her sister Miss Johns Bloomington last week. Rev Mathis and wife returned from Centralia after visiting his father Frank Montgomery visited Springdale last week. Mrs Stargart Kirby and Edith Weaver of Armstrong spent Sunday with Frank Montgomery.

Local Health Update Highlights Recoveries and Visitors

Ora Kuykendall and Emma Gantis are mentioned in a Sunday health note. The report notes someone has been sick but is showing improvement and indicates visitors and family updates.

Ora Kuykendall Igna Emma Ma Gantis

Martinsville News Notes and Local Frights Ahead

Hogs bring 7.25 a hundredweight at market Monday. Comrade Moulden returns to health. The Olympic Theatre is remodelling for a basketball room. Electric light franchise granted to be installed by spring. Cattle sale draws crowds as hog day sees prices rise from 6.75 to 7. Won’t lose track of Christmas toy displays and shopping bustle as locals plan trips and visits. Wheeler Nettleton shows a 200 year old linen relic from New Hampshire.

Wm. Seaton Wm. Blunk Marshall Moulden Jesse Thompson Orange Helen Hudson Washington ‘Street Henry Stateler Stewart McClellan Olympic Theatre Frank McFaarlan McKeen John Stevens Garrett Burkett George Burkett Auburn Stella Rowe Shoales Ind Edgar Snavely Indianapolis Arthur Tarman Millard Hedrick Mont Davison Roy Miller Dolson David Montgomery John Hutchins Mattie Hendricky Colorado Fletcher Lafferty W. H. Adams Palestine Our City Prudential Treas J. OD. Nichols Secy T. M. Custis S D J. C Brydon J. D J. D. Bright S. S R .D. McIntosh J. S H. C. Waters C. A. Fasig Tyler Shelby Gallatin Dea Wheeler Nettleton New Hampshire

Christmas sermon and revival services noted in West Union

West Union residents are advised of a Christmas sermon in the Methodist church next Sunday at 10 30 a m titled If Christ Had Not Come and revival meetings at the Baptist church. The report also notes a surgical operation on a resident whose leg pain was relieved after bone removal. church attendance last Sunday night set a village record.

West Union Methodist ‘Church Christ Baptist Church Spangler Burnside Shipman Paris

Church crowds hear sermons in Evtonds and Methodist services

The Evtonds and Methodist churches drew large congregations as Rev. Willis Bond of Danville Ind preached at the Evtonds church and Rev. Parker Shields, former district superintendent, spoke at the Methodist church. Dr. J. B. Dolson of Pimento is visiting following the death of Wisterice Nichols. Dolson is Nichols’s brother and Mrs Nichols’s cousin.

Willis, Bond Danville Ind Methodist Parker Shields J. B. ‘Dolson Pimento West Wisterice Nichols Dolson Avalter Doléon

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