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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
2
Petitions quietly circulate on making Casey and Wet town, a renewed marriage at the U. U. parsonage, and a dynamite cap accident maims a 12 year old. Local tax figures for Dolson are listed with state and county shares. Revival services and community notices fill the rest of the page.
Mr E A Kelley of Belvidere Illinois describes twenty two years service and kidney trouble three years ago pain in hips bladder inflammation and eye specks. He tried Foley’s Kidney Pills and reports they made him sound and well. Sold by all druggists.
Winter school terms near end as residents plan moves to Kansas north of Edgar county. A windy record set last Wednesday during a heavy all day gale. Mrs Dora Clapp reported improving after illness. Walter and Will Hendrix relocated to the Kimes farm near Pleasant Grove. Alfred went to Swan City to visit kin. Several residents noted in good health amid scattered captions and names.
Mrs. J B Pearce and children left for Washington. T L Rains sold land to Frank Hathaway for 5000 dollars. The Mohawk passed downstream from Vincennes to Terre Haute, first voyage since fall. Minnie Shore wed Charles Emerson Watson at Hutsonville. The river fell after rising nineteen feet. ice cleared with no reported damage. A 13 year old, Ernest Drake, died from accidental rifle shot near Eaton. A Wabash houseboat crushed in an ice gorge near Evansville with four men aboard. Cairo division set a record with 2358 loaded cars in Danville terminal. 600 cars remained for switching.
Westfield notes show Cole Briscoe returning home to Castle Rock Colorado. Mrs Parks leaves for Chicago to manage two weeks of business. Silas Cox reportedly fled, leaving Anna to fend for herself. Rev M C Hull and Miss Ethel depart for Witt where Hull is stationed. W L Biggs returns from a western trip. George M Collins seeks Republican sheriff nomination. W V Church lists candidacy for collector. Herschel Lewis and family depart for Vinita Oklahoma to reside for a year.
Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised his leg badly. an ugly sore resisted many salves until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. It promises prompt relief for ulcers burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles and sells for 25 cents at Robt Prewett's.
A local resident named Hollis attended a Westfield event and purchased a new item described as a three a unit. The report notes the purchase without detailing price or further context.
More people use Foley's Kidney Remedy each year and regard it as the most effective cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims to balance irregularities, strengthen the system, and restore lost vitality.
Isaia h Buckle loses a horse. Corn sells for 72 cents at Tingley. Anna Reed's school closes at No 45 Wednesday. Dr F Behner of Marshall called Friday. Charley Shuman takes five horses and 650 cattle north Thursday. Ben Stevens to exam census enumerator for Auburn. Harry Beachout and Bayard Cleaver home from Terre Haute over Sunday. Local papers from Herald Republican and Martinsville Planet send correspondents. Carrier reports show seven routes delivering four mail sacks to one person last week. Tower operators have two pairs of boxing gloves. famous bouts may come off there. Burglar caught by George Beachout turns out to be a small dog. Lagrippe pains and coughs claimed to be cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold by Marionette Et Jaime.
Mrs George Ridgeway is better at present Meeting begins at the Misner chapel Feb 24 Frank Dehl has purchased a fine young team Ed Nash and wife have moved in with Chas Nash Mrs Arthur Washburn is no better at this writing Er Spaugh and wife have moved to the Wm Blind farm J P Bennett and John Geffs were Martinsville visitors Tuesday The Ohio Dil Co got 10 barrels well on the H A Green farm Otto Crandall and family of Hunt City spent Sunday here A good many hay stacks blown over by high wind Wednesday Riley and Wm Lingafelter purchased the Wm Lingafelter Sr estate of 150 acres of land The box supper at Harrison school was well attended 38 91 was raised for the benefit of the school Walter Dugan of Centralia visiting here returned home Thursday with Albert Dugan Sight Too Valuable to be neglected Sutherland s Eagle Eye Salve will cure any case of sore eyes etc 25c a tube at all dealers
Clyde Adams bought a horse from Joe Travioli last week. A large attendance gathered for Fred Swern’s funeral in Asbury. Protracted meeting starts at McKeen Baptist Church Monday night. Miss Golda Hyler and Miss Mabel Garver visited Marshall late last week. Revival at Oliver M E Church to begin next week, likely longer. Miss Carrie Lowry joined Martinsville teachers meeting Saturday and stayed with relatives through Monday. Walter Adams and wife spent Sunday in Marshall with Mrs. Milton Mathews and attended Fred Swern’s funeral.
An advertisement claims all skin troubles are overcome by Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve. It is described as pleasant to use like pure cream and guaranteed to give satisfaction, priced at 25c a box.
Edward Weaver and Orville Taylor visited Martinsville on Sunday while A C Beamer attended his niece's funeral in Odin Indiana on Friday. Bertha and Constance Batson joined a teachers meeting in Martinsville, and Mrs Otto Ray with children from Farmersburg Indiana visited Mia Moleley and James Moleley.
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