Local Notices of Family Visits and Relocations
William Roberts of Marshall spent Thursday evening with his father J L Roberts. Ernie Holmes moved his family east of Fairbanks on Wednesday. Mrs Stacey Bradbury and sons Ashley and Glen spent last week with relatives. Mrs Bradbury left Monday to join her husband in a new Mississippi home. Mrs Mary Murphy Mrs Mattie Whitman and Florence Baker visited friends in Hutsonville on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Roberts
Marshall
J. L. Roberts
Ernie Holmes
Fairbanks
Stacey Bradbury
Ashley and
Glen
Flu Outbreak Touches Choctaw Parish Families
Mr and Mrs Riley Farr and children are ill with the flu. Harold Dean Williams has been very sick for a week. Kile family members moved to live with grandparents Koppler. Allen Kile and wife visited from Paris. Cora Walker and daughter were with Hattie Blizzard and daughters. No school last week due to teacher illness. Sanders family from Marshall and Mrs Huey visited Martha Brewster. Mrs William Garner Minnie Burger and families visited Lizzie Garner. Pete Clough family and Blizzard relatives visited Charles Hollenbeck and Carrie Ledermann families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Farr
Harold Dean Williams
Hershel , Lloyd
Cleda Kile
Koppler
Allen Kile
Paris
Wolley Williams
Cora Walker
Hattie Blizzard
William Sanders
Marshall
Huey
Martha Brewster
William Garner
Minnie Burger
Lizzie Garner
Pete Clough
Cleoma
Maude
Martha
Golda Blizzard
Charles Hollenbeck
Carrie Ledermann
Mary
Rambling Local Notices Report Respiratory Sorrow and Travel
Ford Paden returns from business trip to his farm near Lawton Oklahoma. Grace Brown visits Cush ing Oklahoma to stay with her mother in law Mrs Emily Brown. Hainley family visits Martinsville relatives. Harry B Phillips in St Louis Missouri. Mary Burns returns from New Albany. Lester Dimm visits sister in Decatur Illinois. Parcel returns to University of Illinois after visit with U S Parcel family. Elizabeth Henderson back from month in New York. Charles Freeland hospitalized in Baltimore for WWI injuries. J C Boyd and Mrs freed visit son in Toledo Ohio. Dr Hobbs and Welker return to Greenup after Westfield employment. Sophia Rennels travels to Charleston for daughter illness. Dick Gossett returns to University of Illinois. Edna Carr weekends with George Carr's family. Cora Brookhart visits mother in Westfield. A S Rockafellar visits from Brookville Indiana. P H Finnegan returns from Carlinville Illinois. LeMay resigns from Collins Clothing to join Central Lumber. Death of Mrs Carlos Walker influenza at Richmond Indiana. John W Brewer moves music store near post office. Sturdevant Jewelry relocates to Watts building. Mrs Ollie James dies of influenza pneumonia. funeral at residence. A child of Mr and Mrs Justa Walling dies of sobers. funeral Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Paden
Lawton
Grace Brown
Cushing
Oklo
Emily Brown
J H Hainley
Martinsville
Harry B Phillips
St Louis
Mary H Burns
New Albany
Lester D Inm
Decatur
Martin
Umn Parcel
University of Ilinois
U S Parcel
Elizabeth Henderson
Reluaises
New York City
Charles Freeland
Baltimore
F Vine
W. WooFree
J C Boyd
Toledo
Ohio
R. Hob
A Welker
Westfield Motor Railway Company
Greenup
Edna Carr
Shelbyville
George Carrera
Cora Brookhart
Sallie Bean
Westfield
A. S. Rockafellar
Brookville
Ind
India Sanford
P H. Finnegan
Carlinville
J . LeMay
Collins
Oil excitement as Kewanee prepares bigger well
Mr. Wallace's mother Perry notes oil activity near the lease several miles north. Kewanee Oil brings in a well Sunday night with indications favoring a larger find than the Ohio Oil Company lease. The well is planned to be shot Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Mr. Wallace
Kewanee Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Measles Reported as Lindsey Chapel Busy
Wednesday callers Herbert Kelm and H. F. Hammond visit M. W. Connelley and Martin Connelley. Sherman McNary builds a barn. Benjiman Kerdall and D. Connelly do carpentry. Barbara Connelley travels to Orwell Arkansas for a year. Rev. Hall attends Lindsey Chapel services. measles cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kelm
M. W. Connelley
S. Sherman McNary
Benjiman Kerdall
D. Connelly
Barbara Connelley
Orwell
Ark
H. F. Hammond
Thos. Bean
Martin Connelley
S. Geo. Bishop
West York social visits and a funeral in the area
Mrs Ross Hardin and Dulcine of Robinson visited her father Wm Holaday on Thursday. Various locals, including Mollie Lewis, Frances Lindley, Emery Pogue, Ola Bradbury, and the Clements sisters, attended weekends and movie outings. An ailing Lawrence Holaday hosted a visit with his sick brother near Annapolis. The infant of Mr and Mrs Ray Blair died in Seelyville and was buried at Plymouth. Mrs Blair remains critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hardin
Dulcine of Robinson
Wm. Holaday
Mollie Lewis
Frances Lindley
S. M. Baker
Hutsonville
Marguerite Cullop
Adam Cullop
Emery Pogue
Ola Bradbury
Aurora Bradbury
Ola Hagar
Opal Stanfield
Fay
Winnie Clements
Robingon
Thomas Athey
Lawrence
Annapolis
Leona Hicks
Roy
Roy Barkalo
Olney
Lou Cox
Robinson
Cr. W. Moore
Ray Blair
Seelyville
Ind
Plymouth
Local Folio of Illness and Travel Notes
Mrs Wm Holaday cares for her fluent son Ashley and family in Terre Haute as they battle flu. Ruskin Bell spent last week in Palestine. Dr Iksimire treats his knee in a plaster case and is not improving. Mrs James Dicker visits Terre Haute to see her critically ill brother James Clement. Mrs Martin Newlin spends Wednesday at West Union with brother H W Piety who remains seriously ill. Mrs Randall Blaker and baby visit Hutsonville Monday with Will Blaker. James Nicol installs a new lighting system at his dwelling. Harper Reynolds travels to Watson to spend the rest of winter with his son Orson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Holaday
Terre Haute
Ashley
Ruskin Bell
Palestine
Iksimire
James Dicker
James Clement
Martin Newlin
West Union
H. W. Piety
Randall Blaker
Babe
Hutsonville
Will Blaker
James Nicol
Harper Reynolds
Orson
Watson
Daugherty Widow Dies of Pneumonia in Martinsville
Mrs. Mollie Daugherty widow of H H Daugherty died Sunday afternoon at her North Washington street residence of pneumonia. Funeral today at 10 with Rev Litherland and Rebekah Lodge in charge. interment City cemetery. Others noted: Jones of Marshall, Ludwig of Effingham, Shinker at Ludlow NL, Blankenbaker kin in health decline, and National Highway work hindered by weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Jones
Marshall
Mollie Daugherty
H. H. Daugherty
North Washington Street
James Carr
Rev
Litherland
Rebekah Lodge
City Cemetery
Harry Ludwig
Effingham
Eliza Fasig
Newt Richart
Allright
Wiley Philippe
Near Marshall
Minn
Will Philippe
Mitton Shinker
Ludlow
James Rush
Greenfield
Ind
Lloyd Baxter
Orange
Tilman Crouch
Charles Blankenbaker
Oklahoma
C C. Blankenbaker
Felix Blankenbaker
Terre Haute
Regular business meeting of Marshall District Court No. 16
The article notes a regular business meeting of Marshall District Court No. 16 held on Friday night February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall District Court No. 16
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James J. Bosh, M. D
Mitchell & Pulley
Dr. Pulley
Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
Wabash Phone 395
Stephen C. Bradley
Cole and
Cole’s Abstract
South Side
J.B. Arvin
Missouri
Clarksville, Illinois
Bubeck & Gallagher
J. Ke, Gallagher
Ilinois
Indiana
Glyde
H. Knowles
Marshall, Ill
Walter E. Core
Marshall, Illinois
Bertha Knight
Wabash Valley
Montgomery’s Garage
York
Casey
Sophia Rennels
Charleston
Mary Rennels
Dick Gossett
University of Inois
Cleone
West York
Court of Honor
North Side Square
the Purity Bakery
Davis & Son
Haliie Marchante
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