Local notes and sickness spread through Choctaw families
Martha Brewster is on the sick list while Riley Farr and families visited Perry Jackson. Several residents, including Joseph McCullum and Hershel Cline, spent time together. A typhoid death occurred in Ohio with burial at the local cemetery. I.O.O.F. lodge in Clarksville elected new officers. Multiple visits and illness updates sweep through nearby towns with numerous family gatherings and hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Farr
Jesse Walker
Perry Jackson
Joseph McCullum
Danville
Hershel Cline
Lucy Farr
Alma Williams
Perry Williams
Sarah Nicol
Allright John
Maude
Martha
Golda Blizzard
John Garner
Mary Kile
Ohio
Ben Sweet
Jefferson Brewster
William Norton
Okie Brewster
Freedom
Alice Beausac
Residents visit, travels, and a house fire in town
Mrs Leo Fasig spent Sunday afternoon visiting relatives including Mrs Rodney Piser and granddaughter Nellie of Terre Haute. Frank Griffith left Monday to visit his son in Marshall Minnesota. A birthday surprise was given to Mrs Doak with many friends attending. The Nip Nedland frame house on north Mill Street burned Friday night though most contents were saved. Ant Sweet, the Mount Pleasant veterinarian, is sick after 65 years in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Fasig
Rodney Piser
Ernest
Nellie
Terre Haute
Dorinda Ryan
Gertie
Greene Wiser
Cleone
Albert Hammond
Hot Springs
Ark
Frank Griffith
Visi
Marshall, Minn
George Litteral
Auburn
Doak
Vic Ishler
Horton
Kansas
Jerrs Ishler
Bert McNary
Salli
Lindsey
Jesse Emily
Wheeler Nettleton
Ida Thornbur
Nannie Sanders
Byron McNary
Mage Nicholas
Geneva Moore
Aitherland
Nip Nedland
North Mill Street
Ho Catcher
Near
Tomesre
Ant Sweet
Mount Pleasant
Rebekah lodge installs officers amid social hour
West Union notes the Rebekah lodge installed officers Monday evening for the new term. A social hour and refreshments followed, enjoyed by a large group. In other brief items, KE A Snyder is in Louisiana for writing work, Will Alexander returned to Fort Sheridan, George Buckley visited en route to Trenton, and Arthur Buckner of Saskatchewan visits relatives here and at York. Mr and Mrs Tom Apgar of Marshall were guests at their son's home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Rebekah Lodge
KE A Snyder
Louisiana
Will Alexander
Fort Sheridan
George Buckley
Trenton
Tenn
Arthur Buckner
Saskatchewan
Canada
Stella Petty
W. W. Buckner
Willis
York
Tom Apgar
Marshall
S. Tom Apgar
Ulrey Goes Indiana In Search Of Farm
Cleone Wm. H. Ulrey toured Indiana points early this week seeking a farm. Roscoe Biggs and a Richard son of Oilfield called at Esq. Connelleys on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Fred Welsh and child visited relatives near Westfield. G. L. Wiser and Albert Hammond plan a Hot Springs Ark trip for winter. Rev. Hall conducted services at Lindsey chapel Saturday and Sunday nights. Mrs. Emily Black returned home from a trip through Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania visiting her two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Ulrey
Indiana
Roscoe Biggs
Chas
Richard
Esq. Connelleys
Fred Welsh
Westfield
G. L. Wiser
Albert Hammond
Hot Springs
Ark
Rev. Hall
Lindsey Chapel
Emily Black
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Birth of Mary Frances in local family record noted
A daughter named Mary Frances was born to Bir and his wife on January 6. The item also notes several residents in the area suffering from chickenpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances
Bir
B. Arvin
Residents share visits and travels across towns and states
Casey Ed Emrick of St Louis visited relatives here last week. Jane Ameter of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Carrie L Ameter. Jane Bacon of Omaha arrived for a month's visit with Ruto Young. Leon Crampton spent Saturday in Martinsville with daughter Mrs H J Buxbaum. Mrs Anne Miller travels to Indianapolis for a week with relatives. A two week revival conducted by Rev J A Mitchell in Dennison opens here. W R Fuson returns from Gillespie revival. Verda Arnett leaves for Leetonia Ohio after months here with sister Mrs John A Burdette. Charles Spencer of Indianapolis and Mr Mrs C H W Osborn visit. Sid Johnson returns to Eldorado Kansas after visiting. Raymond Ruckle returns from business trip in Arkansas. Metta Pierson visits relatives in Terre Haute. J A Jennings and family from Fort Pierre SD visit, then go to Greenup Ill. Rugene Mitchell of Greenup visits aunt Mrs Emma Hancock. J Creel of Lowry Oil Co returns from Baker MT and Minneapolis MN. J R Rockafellar arrives to visit his sister India Sanford. Mary Hight leaves for Ozark AR for extended stay. Casey senior class enjoys sleigh ride with bob sleds. L E McKinley and family move to Gas City Ind. Lester E Gardner returns from Tulsa visit with brothers Otis and Ernest Weaver. Chatter and Stitch Club hosted by Mrs H M Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Emrick
St Louis
Jane Ameter
Chicago
Carrie L. Ameter
Jane Bacon
Omaha
Neb
Ruto Young
East Main
Leon Crampton
Martinsville
H J Buxbaum
Anne Miller
Indianapolis
Ind
Rev J Al.mitchell
Dennison, Jil
Southern Methodist Church
W . R. Fuson
Gillespie
Verda Arnett
Leetonia
Ohio
John A Burdette
Charles Spencer
C HW Osborn
Sid Johnson
Eldorado
Kansas
James Carrell Raymond Ruckle
Arkansas
Metta Pierson
Terre Haute
J A Jennings
Fort Pierre
South Dakota
Greenup
Ill
Rugene Mitchell
III
Emma Hancock
J. Creel
Lowry Oil Company
Baker, Mont
Minneapolis
L. E. McKinley
Gaslty
Lester E. Gardner
Otis
Ernest Weaver
Tulsa
Oklo
H. M. Grant
East
Farms for Sale Near Marshall with Various Acreages
Listings describe multiple farms around Marshall with prices from 50 to 175 dollars per acre. Details note acreage, improvements, bottom land, level fields, timber, and proximity to roads. City properties and a few vehicles are also offered including houses, lots, and two cars with prices. Frank Duz advertises contact at 60744 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Auburn
Embroidery Club Hosts and Local Society Officers Elected
Mrs W C Slusser and Mrs BG Payne attended as guests while Mrs Ruth Buckler hosted the Night Owl Embroidery Club on Colorado Ave. New 1920 officers named: President Mrs Glen Payne, Vice President Laura Fortney, Secretary Treasurer Muriel Harrison, Press Reporter Flossie Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
B. C. Waterman
B. B. Sturdevant
E. G Payne
Ruah Corfel
Flossie Lee
Parker Fennelly
Memorial Building
Peoria Hosts Illinois Agricultural Association Meeting
Farmers gather in Peoria for the annual Illinois agricultural association meeting the first since real business service began last March. Clark county is officially represented by Farm Bureau president J A Kettling and secretary J H Maurer. The saying about the better half ends with a light note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Mlinois Agricultural Association
Mlinois
Clark County
Farm Bureau
J A Kettling
J H. Maurer
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E Pyda
M. D
Marshall, Dr
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Stephen C. Bradley
Cole and
Cole’s Abstract
South Side
J.B. Arvin
Missouri
Clarksville, Minnis
Bubeck & Gallagher
J. E. Gallagher
Clyde H. Knowles
Marshall, Ill
Walter E. Core
Marshall, Illinois
Bertha Knight
Wabash Valley
Montgomery’s Garage
Martha Brewster
John W. Graham
Charles Graham
Flora E
James Isaac
Denilson
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Clarksville
Clarence Wieland
Little Rock
Charles
Ben Berrett
Lawrence Stepp
Paris
Jane Newman
Otto Bell
Charles Hornbrook
Warren Hornbrook
Oda Marrs
Sam Mitchell
Rocky Branch
Frank Babcock
Mary and
Roxie
Grandview
Abel Babcock
Bruce Spires
Lafe Marrs
Dolson
Catherine Hixon
Jess Wilcoxson
J W Hutchings
Winfield
South Auburn
Owen Hendrix
Will Hendrix
Matheney
Parker
West Union
South Dolson
Casey
Frank Duz
Main St
John Cunningham
Phone 410
York, Jl
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Bi Stith County
The
Marshall State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty
State Bank
State Banking Department
Federal Reserve Board of
Washington, D. C
Grocer
Clothcraft Clothes
M. Grabenheimer
Court House
National Road
Clyde J. Knowles
Daniel. Spittler
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