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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
3
A long list of residents and visitors bound for cities such as Marshall Oklahoma Kansas California Illinois and Missouri. People home from trips include Velma Fuston Howard Bell Cliff Berry Allan Kite and J D Orr. Births deaths moves and visits are noted along with a rain shower and a protracted meeting at Butternutt Church.
A vintage ad urges treating a cough as a danger signal and recommends Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to soothe inflammation and stop the cough promptly. The copy emphasizes immediate use and relief of throat membranes.
John Stevens and family visited St Louis with C F Shuey and daughter. Jasper Lowry visited Mrs Flora Stewart in Marshall. W Willison traded a property near Martinsville for 18 acres. An ore find four miles north of Marshall is being tested for quantity and value. Moore delivered 39 nine peeder heads while two tanks were struck by lightning causing about 12000 damage. Jamies and family and Sadie Leo also appear in local updates.
Fred Kuhn is ill. Mrs Will Salter shopped in Marshall Saturday. Several from here attended the Marshall poultry show. Mrs Frank Geisert and sons visited Mrs Will Salter Thursday. Mantha White, visiting her parents, has returned to Terre Haute. Harry Maurer visited his sister near Terre Haute on Monday. Harmon and Fred Salter and Joe Hawker visited relatives in Terre Haute last week. Edith Salter spent part of last week with her sister, Mrs Clarence Parsons in Marshall. Mrs Thomas Whitson spent Tuesday with Mrs Kibby who is recovering. Will Taylor and wife visited the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs George Washler. F J Shaw, the chicken judge, dined with Harry Maurer and helped choose pens for the Marshall poultry show.
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve promises relief for skin troubles. The 48 cent price is presented as pleasant to use as cream and guaranteed to satisfy.
E G Lawhead has been confined to his home for a week with the flu. Newlin is slowly recovering from rheumatism. Douglas Fett plans to Florida for a buyer. Buildings and soda fountain fixtures installed at a drug store. Several dozen attended Sunday school convention at Robinson. EL Buckne died Monday.
Sutherland advertises Eagle Eye Salve as a painless remedy for sore eyes and inflammations, claiming it cures granulated lids and epiphora. Priced at 25 cents a tube at all dealers.
A letter from Washington notes Massachusetts Avenue Dupont Circle and 16th Street NW as sites for grand private residences. It highlights Belmont mansion as finest in the city, describes its size white stone construction and lack of nearby streetcars, and mentions the McVeagh and Belmont properties among others with looming river views and Capitol landmarks in sight.
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