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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
8
Members encouraged to attend Sunday School with hope for wider participation. Morning service will focus on "Ears" and the evening begins a new sermon series on the Ten Commandments at regular hours.
Miss Nettle Snedekerbas resided with pneumonia fever note. Mrs Charles Switzer and Miss Mable Kessler hosted Sunday visits. Miss Nelle Welsh visited Miss Jintka Bartram. Mrs Conrad Bartram stayed with her mother in inton. Clyde and Lulg Elliott visited Jake Elliott’s family. Attendees from here joined Mrs Sara Page’s funeral in Dunlay on Sunday.
Local farm progress and improvements shared by Henry P. Buser and neighbors. Lee Burton expected back soon as Miss Georgie Stoup teaches the school. Social at Charles Fates venue. Jow Smith rumored ill with lagripp. Charus F presents prize at the Institute. gathering includes Br. Hoa. Mrs. Heer Path of Parsee Campte to visit Yeley's Res. public meeting anticipated. Mrs. Sarah Patton has died at age and burial at Os yston.
Local items report neighbors visiting kin in Kansas Illinois and Indiana. Public notice of foreclosure sale in Clark county Illinois details the property at Perry’s Third Addition Casey in Marshall with cash terms and date set for February 6 1913.
A list of marriage licenses issued through Dec 216 with pairs from Auburn York and nearby towns plus a death notice for Mrs A Able Johnson of Marshall who died at 76 and was survived by two children and a husband. Funeral services were held in Auburn after her passing.
A septuagenarian in Pleasant Grove shows slow recovery while Mrs Ernest Pishop remains ill. Visitors include Wm Simms of Trimble and Mrs Mary Jire bopson at home near Martins. A 200 pound hog was delivered to Marat by car. Several residents travel or visit with friends, including Dan Murphy and Miss Louise Bushmeyer. A hunting party of Brosman, Sweet, and Saunders got lost and found an old Indian trail. An 1842 banquet in New Orleans honored Henry Clay, with Dr King’s New Life Elixirs advertised for stomach trouble.
Tax books of Marsh township available for payment at the County Treasurer's office. Tax Collector B Ciena notes the collection window and directs taxpayers to settle dues promptly.
Stockholders met yesterday forenoon and reelected the bank's officers and directors. The bank was found to be in a satisfactory condition, signaling continuity for the coming year.
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