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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1915

Page

4

Local notes from McClure district and area

Mrs Sihitley spent a day at John Moke's while Big Creek rose much of the week. Bess Landers and Alma Reed spent parts of last week together. M Landers and wife visited Vincennes Monday. Claude Burns of McClure visited his cousin Walter Fawley over weekend. Florence Macke started the spring term after closing the last term. A school election elected A P Fawley as director with 11 men and 8 women voting. Frank Wright of Alta Vista reported heavy snowfall and road closures. Several visits occurred among local families. Dr H Allgrove has taken over G F Smith's practice at West York. M E Sunday School membership nears 100 with strong interest.

Walter Fawley Florence Macke McClure Norton A. P. Fawley Frank Wright Alta Vista Iowa James Lindsay Robinson Millard Cochran John Hash

Insurance on Farm and City Property

Insurance on farm and city property offered by Cole and Cole in Marshall, Ml. Strong companies at the lowest rates. Write or call for terms.

Cole & Cole, Marshall

Martinsville Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Week

John Milton and Donn Ping visited Martinsville on consecutive days while others traveled or returned home. Grover Connelly and family came from Oklahoma. Walter Stricklett and others departed for Florida. Arthur Washburn sold his farm and moved near Hazel Dell. T.H. Bennett traveled to Posey to see his sister Mrs Roy Custis and returned with his mother. A funeral occurred at Partlow cemetery and schooling at Butternutt concluded successfully.

John Milton Martinsville Donn Ping Butternutt Chester Harris Robinson,s Noah Keith Claud Bennett John D. Bennett Roy Custis Posey Wes Keller Hazel Ruby Grant Weir Marion Richards Keener, Sr Grover Connelly Oklahoma Roscoe Deverick J. T. Chapman Howard Hale Moriah Lawrence Chapman George Soward Hot Springs Ark James Soward Richard Partlow Partlow Cemetery Walter Stricklett Lena MccNarlan Mary Geffs Decia Florida Chester Snavely Arthur Washburn R. E. Deverick Washburn Roberts Place Hazel Dell T.H. Bennett John Andrew Staley Missouri

Castoria Ad Intro Tagline and Local Social Notes

A compact local social round up noting Norma Bell home from the state university, Grace Caldwell visiting Flat Rock, and several Terre Haute and Michigan residents visiting West York area, with mentions of Hutsonville, Colfax, Benton and Robinson connections and weekend visits.

John D. Thomas Terre Haute Norma Bell State University Charles Spraker Miss Grace Caldwell Flat Rock Bessie Will ‘Richards Marshall Thomas Schell J . Dode Cochran Hutsonville H. P. Beeman Oblong Allen Adney Colfax Ind West York Smith Benton, Il J. ‘i Smith Minnie Carson Detroit Mich Martha _Cooper Robinson

Local notes from Martinsville and Orange township district

A Martinsville column reports residents visiting, illnesses, church attendance, and local business. Notable items include Ina Fasig and Mrs Otho Tarman ill, visits by Dan Hazen, Orlie Wilhoit, and others, church meetings, and the Jubilee Singers at the opera house. The Fish wagon visit and market prices are noted, with broader notices on arrivals, travel, and obituaries highlighting Mrs. Ward of St Louis and the funeral at Willow Creek church.

Ina Fasig Dan Hazen Orlie Wilhoit Dolson Chas. Baker Parker Otho Tarman South York Street Alva Janney Addison Fortney Orange Nelson Baker J. E. Cooper Alvin Machland Zena Moore Edward Buckle Jubilee Singers Opera House James Rush Missouri Lewis Rush Winters Bros Baptist Church Robert Kendall Oaklahoma Indiana Roy Custis Posey, Ill Orange Township Willow Creek Church Banner Cook Hudson Iowa Mr. Cook Chas Hendry Charlie Hudson Electric Light Plant Ith Zens Mary Ward St Louis Stout John ‘Ward

Dolson Township notes toll roads taxes and farm losses

Chéties Kirby reports horses sick with lung fever and a pony death from corn stalk disease. Pneumonia hits several residents including Armanda Schwartz and Glen McCormick. Ray Gallatin delivered mail. Fan the mare dies at 30. Len Kirby supplies wood for Green Moss school. Highway officials meet as Rufus Murphy’s horse dies from a road accident after an electric storm. Emanuel Moore tallies taxes totaling 7 844.88 with distribution among Pleasant Grove Green Moss Blue Grass and others.

Bolson Rufus Murphy Charleston Emanuel Clapp Clarksville Emanuel Moore Dolson Pleasant Grove Green Moss Blue Grass Bartmoss Pleasant Hill Brosman Germany West Liberty East Liberty Dolson Township

Local Social Rounds Note Sunday Visits and Upcoming League Service

Ruth Volkers spent Sunday with Nellie Taylor and Josie Johns with Carrie Griffith. A special League service is planned Friday night with all invited. Many youths visited Fred and Marie Pantley. Mrs. Will Vickers of Elbridge visited her parents last week. Mrs. Clarence Rollings and her son visited Andy Farris and wife. Ora Kuykendall and wife Eddie Weaver and daughter Myra visited L. F. Weaver and wife. Lydia Summers was called to Terre Haute to be with her sick daughter, Mrs. Dan Swinford.

Lydia Summers Terre Haute Dan Swinford Starks Timmons M. E Frank Dudley Robinson Stark Will Burger C. Stark Leonard Maring Andrew Maring

Local notes and notices from Marshall Illinois area

Fragments chronicle community life with names, visits, and events. Mentions include Husted & Son apple shipment, Priscilla Snyder in Orange, school watch found, local marriage and funeral attendance, Red Men meeting, river ice at Terre Haute, and estate notices for Sarah McMullen Otho Bohn. Also public notices of final settlements and probate actions in Clark County.

Clark County Sarah BE. McMullen Marshall Ilinois Mary E. Rollings Wm. T. Hollenbeck

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