Local notes and events from The Herald clippings
A con was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Crouch Saturday. A new bank is to be established at Robinson to be Incorporated under the state law. About forty persons from here went to Robinson Monday to attend the funeral of Miss Zenia Cox. Miss Nora Orcutt left yesterday for Anthony Kansas where she has a position as trimmer in a millinery house. Mrs Wm Morgan and two children of Madison Ill came Monday for a visit with her mother Mrs Maria Stiles. Mrs A A Coon was called to Chicago Friday night by the illness of her little grandchild who is sick with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Leo Stevens living south of West York have both been sick the past week the latter suffering from an attack of appendicitis on account of which an operation was performed. The depot at this place was burglarized Tuesday night Entrance was gained by prying open one of the windows and the robber was deliberate in ransacking the interior. The money drawers were opened but all that was obtained from these was Agent Ferns revolver Express packages were opened and some articles of clothing are missing. From The Review L A Rider went to Chicago on Tuesday to attend the Hardware Dealers Association. Mrs L W Weaver of Elnora Ind came Friday to visit her brother G W Write Chauncey Vanscoyk and Miss Vol He Clark both of this place were married in Effingham Thursday. Horses at the Asahel Bennett sale went skyward in prices three year old colts bringing as high as 265. Henry Pest who has been spending the winter here with his father’s family Wm Best left for his home in Oberta Canada Monday. George W Timmons of near Oakland died last Thursday morning death resulting from a stroke or rather from a series of strokes of paralysis.
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The
Herald
Bert Crouch
Robinson
Zenia Cox
Nora Orcutt
Anthony
Kansas
Mra Wm Morgan
Madison
Ill
Maria Stiles
A. A. Coon
Chicago
Leo Stevens
West York
Fern
L. A. Rider
Hardware Dealers’ Association
L. W. Weaver
Elnora
Ind
G. W
Chauncey Vanscoyk
Vol He Clark
Asahel Bennett
Henry Pest
Wm. Best
Oberta
Canada
George W. Timmons
Oakland
Roec West
Leander “Guyers
Ee Jobin
Thomas
Terre Haute
Wes Combs
Albert Johnston
Martinsville
Will Myrtal
Alvina Layton
Hutsonville
Adam Fulton
Trimble
Paris Burch
Will Blaker
Paul Nidey
J. H. Rook
Maggie Rook
Grant Whitaker
Joseph Decker
Martha Arkett
Annapolis
Ed Mount
Theodore Clements
Big Four Railroad
West York Pit
Mart Newlin
John Dickerson
Walnut Prairie
S. B. Lake
York
William
T. J. Ather
Emma Shaw
Palestine
Davis
Smith
West Union
Rafferty
Ryerson
Roda Lindley
John L. Mount
Mr. Mount
Hogue
West
John
Almost Lost His Life in a Terrifying Winter Storm
Mason Michigan resident S A GStd recounts a brutal exposure to a merciless storm that left him with a severe chest cold and difficulty breathing. A neighbor gave Dr Kine's New Discovery, which eased his symptoms and prevented pneumonia. He praises the medicine as quick and safe for coughs colds or lung trouble. Trial bottle offered free by Carl Teubeneck.
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S. A. Gstd
Mason
Mich
Dr. Kine
Carl Teubeneck
Local Society Notes Include Visitors and Travels
Miss Goldie English guests in Sunny Marshall area. Mrs Kate Sturtevant and Grace Fuqua visit in St Louis with Mrs Olin Gore. Mrs Fred Morris and Sereta plan Bridgeport then Tulsa housing. L G Smith family to Muskogee for extended visit. H M Henson family heads to Naravista New Mexico for health and husband. Logan Garrison child dies. Mack Hickkwell visits Nay lor. F C Devers visits nephew J W English. J E Ellis leaves for Marietta Ohio. Mrs Fred Phelps and Kate Henson visit Helen Corbin in Waterford PA. Rev H Reese enters township collector race on Prohibition ticket.
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Commercial
Goldie English
Marshall
Kate Sturtevant
Grace Fuqua
St Louis
Olin Gore
Fred Morris
Sereta
Bridgeport
Tulsa
Okla
L. G. Smith
Near Moriah
Muskogee
H. M Henson
Nara Vista
New Mexico
Banner Times
Logan Garrison
Mack Hickkwell
Naylor
F. C. Devers
Rich Hill
J. W English
J. E. Ellis
Marietta
Ohio
Ellis
Fred Phelps
Helen Corbin
Reese
Peltee
Brown
J Blanche Beebe
Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for heart distress, indi gesue, and a range of ailments including stomach liver kidneys constipation headache and debility. It claims complete relief and sells for 25 cents at Carl Taubenock’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Carl Taubenock’s
Local notes report farm moves and social events in Dolson area
The article lists moves and changes in the Dolson and West York region including Joe Duran and wife moving to Marshall area and Charles Fitzgarrald planning to move to Arthur Nay farm. It notes protracted meetings at Dolson chapel and Clarksville Methodist church, church members added, and several local family updates with marriages and visits. It also covers school term closures, corn deliveries at 62 cents per bushel, and tax assessment figures. Community members, births, and deaths are noted along with operations on Mrs Roda Lindley and Mrs Leo Stevens.
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad Promises Low Rates
We Write TORNADO and FIRE insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole.
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Cole & Cole
South Dolson Local Notes And Obits
Community updates from South Dolson include mumps in Art Hutchings' children, springlike weather, summer work for Russell Harris, new jobs near Grandview, a Clarksville cemetery burial, and a recently closed Pleasant Grove term. Local visits, funeral attendance, meetings at Clarksville Methodist Church, and public sale results in Homer are also reported along with illness lists and miscellaneous town notices.
Butternutt School Closed and Local Illnesses Reported
Butternutt school closed. Mrs Stephen Custis and Mrs John McDaniels ill. Ada Crandall sick Ist. Meeting at Butternutt closed. George Ridgeway in Martinsville Saturday. John Geffs and wife visited Hazel Dell Sunday. Protracted meeting in progress at Washington church. Frank Geffs hosted by Herman Deverick Sunday, Deverick sick with lung fever.
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Butternutt School
Stephen Custis
John McDaniels
Ada Crandall
Sbutternutt
George Ridgeway
Martinsville
John Geffs
Hazel Dell
Washington, Church
Frak Geffs
Herman Deverick
Obituary Notice of Mrs Vada Hurst Cline
Mrs Vada Hurst Cline dies aged 26 after long illness. Funeral led by Rev J Co Cratty at Five Points Church. Interred Mt Pleasant. Survived by husband Charley Cline son Harold, parents Arnold Hurst and wife, siblings, and grandparents. Remembered for faith and service to others.
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Westfield
Casey
Ben Lowery
Joe Duran
Charles Fitzgarrald
Arthur Nay
Mr Afterburn
Walnut Grove
Auburn
Charles Hawkins
Dolson Chapel
Pearl Nicholson
Coon
James Melton
Greenmoss
Harry Findley
Pearlie Babcock
Clarksville Methodist Church
E S Wamsley
Rey Gray
Indiana
Alfred Trefz
Clarksville
Charles Burkett
Anderson Township
Bertie Claypool
Marlin Claypool
Wamsrey
Dolson
Clyde Elbit
Cléo
John Miller
Edguin
Tok
Clyde Ro
Delbert Shirely
Wamsley
South Dolson
Art Hutchings
Russell Harris
Ham Clapp
Larista Fox
Bruce Smith
Grandview
Jap West
Charley Graham
Pleasant Grove
Wm. Wieland
Warrington
Tina Gleek
Alfred Tretz
Rena Bennett
Archie and
Lawrence
Pleasant Hil
Ida Babcock
Calvin Gray
Charleston
Methodiat Church
Homer
A. B. Church
Will Brosman
Dennett Sand
Balter
Vada Hurst Cline
Great
John Co. Cratty
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Vada
Arnold Hurst
Shad
Charley C. Cline
Charley
Vada
Harold
Christian Church
Jesus
Elizabeth Lowery
Abel Johnson
Lower
Ignatarcker
Ulster
Asec
EES
Centauac Company
Imme 2
Smnokeldse
Eh Dee Ballard
Jew Haven
Matander
Amélie Rives
Amiélié-Rives
Ieee
Okemainesee
Lippincott's’ Magazine
Philadelphia
Lippincott
If Globe
Aayv
Everiatues Bayne Seriday
Oka
Pletesa
Avery
Erin
Os Ahle
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