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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
3
Casey and ee Ge County correspondence reports surgeries and medical trips to Hot Springs. residents travel for treatment, property deals noted, local deaths, farm activity and road conditions appear among broad local notices.
J Williams of Missouri and Henry Alexander of Kentucky are noted in obituaries. Henry Alexander, 80, dies in Westfield. Charles Lee and Mrs Jennifer Lee are summoned to Richmond Indiana by Mrs Ella Walker following a serious incident.
The report notes a freight wreck on Tuesday with the west siding filled by empty coal cars. Workmen moved the wrecked cars to the shop, and the drill has reached 600 feet of limestone strata.
Rev. Mr Prince of Casey preached at Clarksville Baptist church last Sunday. Fred Wieland and his wife attended the funeral of Mrs Marie Lutz in Marshall. Uncle Emanuel Miller of Clarksville turned 93 last week and is in good health. Hurley Johnson moved to a Blue Grass area farm. Wm Harbor moves to the Johnson place. Henry Findley left the Rood farm near Mozart for Philip Inlow's farm, and John Davis will relocate to the vacated Rood farm.
Jot Mount worked in Marshall on Thursday. Seymour and wife visited Terre Haute from Saturday to Monday. Will and Robert Reynolds of Flat Rock visited parents Monday. J T Smith Wes Combs and O B Mount did business in Robinson Saturday. Mrs Winters received a birthday surprise Saturday evening. Jerry Morgan accompanied his daughter home Sunday. A pie social will be held Saturday evening by the Middlewest Club with pies invited. Dr R C Bell and wife were here Friday as guests, planning to move to Mt Carmelk housekeeping. Jim Ferguson left Wednesday for Green Valley to spend the summer. Rudolph Kuhn visited his mother Mrs H Kibby Sunday. Mrs John Clinger and Miss Reminger spent a day with Mrs Thomas Whitson.
Joe Staley is on the sick list. Ed Bennett and Lee Staley are making maple sugar. Our mail missed Tuesday Wednesday and Friday of last week. Shelby Bros of Terre Haute were in this vicinity last week purchasing cattle.
West Union mourns as York Lodge 313 A F and A M notes the death of Fred E Buckner at 82 after illness on January 30 1911. A Civil War veteran he joined Master Masonry in 1862 and died in good standing. The lodge pledges sympathy and urges emulation of his life. Cited names include Preston Osborn and Maryim Sagaeta.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference roughly fifty county homes listed for sale with various tract sizes including 10 30 60 80 160 120 200 and 240. Details are unclear but mention levels and rolling terrain with broken sentences indicating residences and fencing concerns.
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