Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visits and Church Event
Mary Routh is ill. D W Hull visits Marshall. Everett Dillion of Terre Haute visits Saturday. Charles Gideon on business trip to Marshall Thursday. Mrs Alma Jeffers guests of Ralph McCrory family Sunday. Anna Dede visited Terre Haute Monday. Gertrude Clements visits West York parents Sunday. Mamie Ingram works at West Fork visits home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Williamson moving to north town. Mr Mavriy shibuse moves in near barn. Mr and Mrs George Clements West York visit. Miss Dora Harmon Ima Wheeler Abbie Colvin Lena Shive Ingle guests of Lula Miller Sunday. Rev Rowe Smogrory and James McCollum attend evening services. Methodist Brotherhood meeting next Monday night. An address on Japanese life by Harriett Aging from Tokio, Japan, at Methodist church Sunday at 3 o'clock. Men's chorus will provide music. No admission. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Routh
Marshall
Everett Dillion
Terre Haute
Charles i Gideon
Alma, Jeffers
Ralf McCrory
Anna
Terre Haute Mondiy
Gertrude Clements
D. H. ‘Lementa
West
York
Mamie. Ingram
Raymond
Mavriy Shibuse
Prieeless
McCrory
Noble
Nuith ‘Hen
George
Clements
West York
Dora
Harmon
Ima
Wheel
Abbie
Colvin
Lena
Shive
Ingle
Bose
Methodist
Harriett
Tokio
Japan
Sunkist flour and grocery deal price list
Market update urges purchase now as prices rise. Sunkist hard wheat flour small sack 75 cents large 1.50. Kraut from top maker 20 cents per gallon. Salt in barrels 1.35 per barrel, bagged 20 or 80 cents. No. 33 coffee 33 cents per pound with money back guarantee. Bulk oats 5 cents per pound. Sorghum 60 cents. Broken rice 5 cents. Clabber baking powder three cans 25 cents. Good Morning Coffee 35 cents. Breakfast bacon briskets 20 cents per pound sold sliced to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist
Produce Market Pricing Offered for Your Goods
Local produce market solicits sellers with a standing invitation to bring in goods and request price quotes. The note emphasizes readiness to offer competitive rates and quotes.
Noted Man Is Dead Served Two Terms In Congress
Hon Andrew J Hunter died at his Paris home after four weeks of illness from old age. Born December 17 1831 in Newcastle Indiana, he served in the Illinois Senate 1864 68 and as Edgar County judge before being elected Congressman at Large in 1900 and later to the 9th district. He was a Christian, prohibitionist, and lifelong Democrat. Funeral services were held in Paris attended by regional officials.
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Andrew J. Hunter
Paris
Hiiois
M. Hunter
Newcastle
Ind
Edage County
Edgar Academy
Nannie Fisher
Washington
Hunter
Congress
Nora F
Anna M
Illinois’ Senate
Edgar County
Nilingis
Christian Church
Marshall
W. B. Scholfield
Edw.Harlan
Wm. Lutz
Sol Handy
Possible Technical Hurdle in Thirty Fourth District Contests
Springfield dispatch reports that due to insufficiency of notices served by contestants D B Miller and Theo Rathe against W T Hollenbeck Polk Briscoe and Edward F Poorman, recount petitions may fail. Notices filed on December 6, seven days before the canvassing board met December 12, may be irregular under statutory timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
D. B. Miller
Theo. Rathe
W. T. Hollenbeck
Polk Briscoe
Edward F. Poorman
Dembr
Bargains and business ad items from The Herald
A collage of ads lists sales and offerings including a two year old mule, a work team, insurance services, apples at low price, a second hand silo cutter, real estate and personal loan options, and requests for clean rags. Also notes on Beaver-Board wall coverings, a fine two story residence for $2500, iron roofing, fresh meats, engines, and various farm animals with contact names in Marshall and Westfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Read
B. F. Johnson
The
Herald
Simpson Lumber Co
Dulaney Nat’l Bank
Matagorda
Texas
F. W. Meyers
Box Butte
Nebraska
Harry Berner
Marshall
Gas Expansion Hinted by Wabash Co to Reach Marshall
Manager Butler of the Wabash Gas Co hints at a planned expansion to Marshall with wells near Westfield and six inch mains to connect to the existing system. The project awaits a sure gas supply to justify a large outlay, but success could bring abundant gas to Marshall and Martinsville within the near future, with six weeks needed for pipeline work. A school program and a debate on women suffrage are noted for Friday evening at 7:30, with a 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Wabash Gas Co
Marshall
Westfield
Martinsville
Sophmores
Real Estate Transfers Across Marshall Area Filed
The list records transfers including Arthur and Eliza Burger in 16-10-12 and Eliza Miller in 1-4 of se 1-4 se, plus Robt Taylor to B T McCondle in Marshall. John Murphy and Roscoe Shonk exchange parcels in sections 33 and 34 with 13% acres, and Daniel Sullivan to Morris Sullivan covers 84 ne% and other tracts in town 11 north range 12 west. Others include Josephine Flint to William Flint, Charles M Grover to George Durval, and E Midhwall to Mary Cook with various town additions and tracts in Martinsville and Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burger
Eliza A. Burger
M. Miller
Eliza Miler
Town
North Range
Robt. Taylor
B T. McCondle
Grange
Roscoe Shonk
John Murphy
Two
Daniel Sullivan
Morris Sullivan
Sec
Josephine Flint
William Flint
Dulaneys
Casey
Charles M. Grover
George Durval
Ferre
Martinsville
E. Ms. Midhwall
Mary A. Cook
Jane Dulaney
Wm. H. Dulaney
Obituary of Martha Colven of Boone County and Clark County
Martha Colven born September 12 1856 in Boone County Kentucky died January 6 1913 aged 57 years 3 months and 727 days. She moved to Clark County in 1858 married James Scott September 28 1873 joined Methodist Protestant church in 1879 remained a faithful member. Survived by husband three sons Harry Homer and Bart a sister two brothers seven grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral by pastor at Ohio church with burial near the church cemetery where she had long been a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Colven
Johnson T
Sarah Ann Colven
Boone ‘County
Clark County
James Scott
Harry
Homer
Dudley
Bart
Ldsettie
Ohio
Terre Haute Fr idays and Chicago Business Travel
Jean Fawley appeared in Terre Haute Friday. Ypittier departed for Chicago Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Fawley
Terre Haute
Dan
Ypittier
Chicago
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Golda Perisho
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Springfield Special
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W L. Johnson
W. J. Waltrip
Alva Biggs
Turnbull
Wabash Tel. O
Plymouth Rock
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West Union
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Wm. Ehrhardt
State of Illinois
Jane Morton
Mabel Txawis
Earnest Rea
Will Rapson
Emmett Payne
Tellyre Haute
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