Local residents share visits across towns this week
The report notes Sunday visits and travels among area families. Orville Taylor and Joe Johnson hosted gatherings here. Ernest Griffith and family returned from Terre Haute, while Lydia Somers and daughter Bethel visited West Terre Haute relatives. Floyd Hybarger and son Harold visited from Paris. Several local young people and friends from Asbury and nearby places spent Sunday with the Batson clan.
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Aati
Soennigon ST. siMiss
Saragueéil
F. “Weaver
Orville Taylor
Joe Johnson
Nelgon
Ernest Griffith
Mondas
Terre Haute
Lydia Somers
Bethel
West Terre Haute
Floyd Hybarger
Harold
Paris
Bessie Hogue
Golda Hyler
Grace
Agnes Campbell
Asbury
Nettie
Eliza
Viola Taylor
Melvin Snedeker
Hurley
Sam Page
Batson
Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Relief for Croup
Advert says Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey eases croup at once with a few minutes relief. Claims guarantee by all dealers and asserts nothing better exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Community Notices and Local Moves in Marshall Area
Local residents, including John Loser and Mrs. Campbell, appear on the sick list while multiple visits and relocations unfold. James Adams rents a new place, school events and protracted meetings are noted, and funeral services for George Shonk are reported after a Civil War veteran’s death.
Local Notices and Community Notes
A mix of farming insurance ads and personal items reports births new sons and a few illnesses. Chas Fitzjarrold and wife welcomed a son while Clarence Goeckler and wife had a boy. John Nidiffer under doctor care. Newt Bean recovering from lung fever. Will Davis sold fat hogs at Martinsville for seven fifty per hundred. Protracted meeting at Blue Grass led by the pastor. Snakes awakened by warm January weather. Lon Alfred killed a three foot snake. Mrs Dora Clapp seeking medical treatment in St Louis with husband Pink Clapp at her side. Caleb Parks previously lived on the property mentioned.
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Dolson
Chas. Fitzjarrold
Clarence Goeckler
John Nidiffer
Newt Bean
Will Davis
Martinsville
Blue Grass
Lon Alfred
Dora Clapp
St.Louis
Pink Clapp
Caleb “Parks
Hyomei Promised Cure For Catarrh And More
A pennyworth advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh asthma croup bronchitis colds and sore throat. The kit includes Hyomei a rubber inhaler a dropper and instructions for a dollar with a 50 cent refill price. The maker guarantees a cure or money back and lists Keifer Drug Co. and Reading druggists as sellers.
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Kelfer
Keifer Drug Co
Local residents noted at visits and moves across counties
Ed Curran of Arthur and Jes Johns of Westfield visited here. Ed Curran paid Charleston a business visit Monday. N. A. Kite of Casey, formerly of Cleone, looked to trade for the store. Mrs. Ben Perry came from Casey for her uncle’s illness and Martin Connelly died after pneumonia. Road conditions slow mail delivery and several residents moved or planned moves on farms and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Curran
Arthur
Jes
W Johns
Westfield
Charleston
W .A. Downey
O L. Warner
A. H. Warner
Henry Sharp
Casey
Joe Cartright
Sim Best
Missouri
Perry Mason
Armstrong
Dolson Prairie
Walker Ford
Geo. Miller
Martinsville
N. A. Kite
Cleone
Nora Guyer
Martinsvile
Pearl Limes
John Limes
Ben. Perry
Martin Connelly
G. L. Wiser
C. A. Pence
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Connelly
Josiah Connelly
Martin
Yamillar
A. Gentury
Fashion notes reveal brisk spring coat and dress trends
The piece outlines new spring styles with short coats in black satin as a leading option paired with satin costumes, cord girdles in metal or silk, and embroidered beads. It highlights kimono cut sleeves, bold color contrasts, and willow plumes amid a return to decorative trims and varied fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartoria
Lucy Carter
Thieves Steal Health Then Lose Grip to Dr King Pills
A Coal City man says thieves stole his health for twelve years, but Dr King’s New Life Pills ended the trouble. He reports relief from constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia after use, and offers the cure for 25 cents at Robt Prewett’s.
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S. W
Coal City
Aly
Dr. King
S. Ren
Prewett
Some men are born pessimists and some are made pessimists by marriage
A humorous maxim notes that pessimism can arise either from temperament or from the demands of married life, suggesting marriage as a catalyst for gloom.
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J. R. Burnet
A. Cash
E. M. Duncan
W. B. Scholfield
Edwin Booth Dulaney
Europe
Fharsea Perience
H. M. Dewey
Funeral
America
A. Morton Oe
Optician
John Loser
Floyd Tobias
Marshall
James Adams
Frank Tobias
Walter Adams
Nelson Campbell
W. H. Adams
Milton Matthews
Harry Fawley
Joe Travioli
Margaret Travioli
Emma Serger
Moulter
Charles Able
Campbell
Martha Peck
Marshal
J. W. Campbell
Jim Adams
Joe Adams
McKeen
Oliver
Ambler
D. W. English
Patton's
J M. Bennington
Arcola
Irwin Rogers
Nelson Campbel
Sam Hogue
Jocavioli
Clarence Rogers
Quincy Snedeker
Lincoln II
Institution
Cecil Hurst
Herald Office
Taylor Stricker
Josiah Bardin
Phil Conklin
Chas. Fitzfarrold
Jess Meloy
Hutchings
Fitzfarrold
Cole & Cole
McCall’ Company
New York
McCall Patterns
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