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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

14

Local Notes From The Township Social Round

Too late for last week. Jake Amster and family dined at John Weber’s Friday. Amy Swope visited Leona Swope Walker Elliott and wife. Flossie Elliott and Este Elliott spent Sunday at John Weber’s. Ora Rockwell has whooping cough. several exposed. A few attended Dora Sim’s funeral. Wheeler Nettleton visiting his son in Texas. Parish from around attended missionary talk at St Pa. Ernest Varnasdalen spent Sunday with Glenn Swope. sister Mrs. Guy Murphy of Granite City NS visited. Bela Mooneyham of York dined with Mamie Ingram Sunday. Parl Yargas of Terre Haute visited with parents Commodore and Mrs. Yargus. Francis Hart was Marshall visitor Saturday. Wallace saw mill began work on Will Davis log yard. Will Hurst traveled to Kansas Station. Dave Montgomery hauling corn from Dudley. Mrs Monlana Coons of Terre Haute sick after Christmas visit to Nellie Nibifer and is up. Commissioners met Martinsville on official business. Tom Witche teaching Blue Grass school called to Oklahoma by sister’s death. Dave Montgomery and Felton Miller summoned by illness of Lenore, daughter of Maude Peck. Rev. Wamsley preached. returns Feb 2. Allen and Norman Campbell of Me. Keen visited with Stewart and Merrill Snedeker. Orville Hastitt and Peta Weaver visited Agnes and Grace Campbell Sunday. Mabel Garver visited her brother Harry and wife. Mrs Jerome Hedges called on Mite Le Snedeker Saturday afternoon. Mina Bonedar reports Montanta snow. gleighing noted amid bad news.

Jake Amster John Wallace Will Davis Will Hurst Kansas Dave Motgomery Dudley Monlana Coons Terre Haut Nellie Nibifer Martinsville Tom Witche Blue Grass Oklahoma Dave Montgomery Felton Miller Marshall Lenore Maude Peck Floyd Robins Jerome Hedges Harvey Snedeker Goodyear Rubber Company Ort Terre Haute Mgr J. A. Snedeker Wamsley Allen Norman Campbell Stewart Merrill Snedeker Orville Hastitt Peta Weaver Agnes Grace Campbell Mabel ‘Garver Hary Jerome Hedges Mina Bonedar Annis Cornelia Fairgrier

Local News Briefs From Dolson Chapel To Marshall

Trio visits Air and Mrs. Arturburn while mail carrier Mr Heudrick remains steady through storms. Rev Lathrop hosts revival at Dolson Chapel. Mrs Ernest Bishop convalescent after illness. Arthur Gradley rents Fraker farm near Marshall. Five Points to hire a new minister as locals react to rumors of misbehavior.

Fred Buschmyers Air Arturburn Heudrick Seth Thomas Old Eye Lathrop Dolson Chapel Ernest Bishop Arthur Gradley Marshall

Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Visits

West Union residents list guests including Mr and Mrs Robinson and family with a Terre Haute trip planned Thursday. Marguerite Gideon of Martinsville will visit home folks next week. Mrs Otto Nicholas visited relatives in Terre Haute last week. Posy Bhindy returned home Wednesday after a month away.

Weel Robinson Richard Roith Chas Hardy Terre Haute Marguerite’ Gideon Will Otto Nicholas Misa Posy Bhindy

Canadians Visit Har Len Cockcroft’s for Shower Honor

From Canada Mr and Mrs Chas Fairgrief visit their son-in-law Allen Snedker and the Misses Fairgrief. They attend the Domestic Science club meeting at Har Len Cockcroft's in Hlbridge Saturday where a prenuptial shower was given for Miss Snedeker.

Canada Chas. Fairgrief Allen Snedker Fairgrief Domestic Science Club Harlen Cockcroft’s Hlbridge Snedeker

Community Notes and Social Visits Highlight Week

STUMP Litle Alice White is very sick with whooping cough. Geraldine Lovell of Terre Haute visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs G Washtler. Oak Grove meeting drew many locals this week. Bertha Guinnip stayed with Mrs John Spangler. Hazel Geisert visited Henry Saiter’s at Livinston. Poultry show draws great interest. Uncle Tom Whitson butchered last week. Lena Hauelser visited Mrs Wm Saiter. Tressel Bell stayed with Otis Bells. Chris Murphy, long disturbed, was taken to Anna asylum after violent illness. Rev Jamison preached at Five Points and is welcomed for a year. Trio Dramatic club plans Who is Who or All in a Fog. performers praised.

Alice White Geraldine Lovell Terre Haute G. Washtler Oak Grove Bertha Guinnip John Spangler Hazel Geisert Henry Saiter Aaron Hawker Livingston Charlotte Sha Hris Murphy Anna Murphy Jamison Five Points

Sick List And Family Notices From The Dolson Area

Aunt Eunice Johnson remains on the sick list while Exey Graham receives doctor care. The message notes Abel Johnson at Grand View and Igoe Ward attending a marriage in St. Vincent with Frances Wieland’s move from this place to St. Vincent.

Eunice Johnson Exey Graham Charles Hutchings Bee Abel Johnson Grandview Gick Daughhter Igoe Ward Frances Wieland St. Vincent Newton Maliy Wisbide Wieland Rington Harley

Fragmentary 19th century rural notes on roads and tools

Disjointed reminiscence recounts roads near Martinsville and a scene of sawing wood for Sam and Tom Brosman Rogs Reedy and others. Mentions Mr Ax with horse power gasoline engine and outfit. speaker says never saw them. recalls ax use in past times.

Martinsville Wee’ Ik Sam Tom

Court of Honor Initiates Eight New Members

The Court of Honor held a Friday meeting at its hall with eight new candidates admitted. Director J. K. Black spoke on the fraternity’s aims and work. After initiation a luncheon was served and a large crowd attended, the evening proving enjoyable.

Court Ofonor Court of Honor Hall Order J. K. Black

Births and Local Visits Reported in Weekend Notes

Born to Mrs Wm Davis on Sunday the 19th a daughter. Mr and Mrs Wm Dugan returned from a three week visit at Centra Nas Tuesday. Judge Bowen went to Missouri on business. John Vaught went to Oklahoma to look for a place. John Blakeman is better. Mrs and Mrs John Geffs visited Aunt Sarah Albright who is sick Friday. Deverick was ready to gram corn and purchased a few. Newton Myers is sick at the home of his sister Mrs Staley. Custis visited Wn Crouch who is slick Sunday.

Wm. Davis Wm. Dugan Centra- Nas Sudge Bowen Missouri Deverick Ne’ Ston’ Myers

Asbury Pastor to Preach Saturday Night and Sunday

Rev Walmsey will preach at Asbury with Saturday night service and Sunday morning sermon. The Homie, Mrs Je Snedeker, and daughter spent the early week shopping.

Walmsey Je Ae Snedeker

Terre Haute Social Roundup Notes Visits and Relatives

Marguerite English spent Sunday at Mable Snedeker's. Mrs Florence Hedges and her little son Mary Pine visited Jerome Wedges and family last Friday. Aaron Glasaner of St Louis is visiting relatives in the area. Fred A Snedeker of Vermillion made a brief visit to his parents last Friday.

Terre Haute Marguerite ‘English Mable Snedeker Florence Hedges Mary Pine Dora Snedeker Ella Jerome Wedges Aaron Glasaner St. Louis Fred A. Snedeker Vermillion

Local Social Notes From Shelby Area Visiting Friends

Charles Madden and son visited Shelby Redman on Sunday. Tina Michaels works for Mrs Grover Kiley near Conlogue. W D Downs visited J W Smith Saturday night. Ifred Graham is very sick. Rose Downs is sick with lagrippe.

Chas. Madden Shelby Redman Tina Michaels Grover Kiley Conlogue W. D. Downs J. W. Smith Ifred Graham Rose Downs

Local notes and visits from McKeen community

McKeen residents report visitors and family news including Mrs. Carer Lee's improvement, Canadian daughters visiting Chas Fairgrief, A J Garver of Marshall and Joe Adams renting Martin Meehan farm for five years. Local illnesses are noted with several families sick, Emigrant Newton Rollings mentioned, and Ethel English teaching spring term.

Amputation Surgery Aids Mrs Rankin’s Recovery

Mrs Claude Rankin underwent limb amputation above the elbow to relieve years of affliction. Her daughter Lila Caldwell of Paris nursing her, with AG F Poy Fawley visiting from Kansas Station. Clarence Wright returned home from the south Saturday night noting the wet weather.

Rogers Claude Rankin Lila Caldwell Paris

Local Notices Highlight Funeral and Visit Updates

The town notes visitors and relatives visiting from Falmouth and Clarkmount. Mrs Woods Lewis and Mrs Bradbury attended a funeral at M B church with Rev Te Balleff in charge. Uncle Robert 88, burial at Mt Olive. a teachers meeting set for North Side School Saturday at 1 30.

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