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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1917
Page
5
Farmers report good crops with wheat and corn progress amid a busy social season. Families visit, relatives travel, and local churches plan events while Red Cross forms in Martinsville and residents adjust to new utilities and shop fires.
Westfield notes list visiting relatives and guests including Mr and Mrs Lee Ownbey of Afton Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs H Lewis and Mrs William Birch. Baby Eugene Hale dies from membranous croup. Sale at P M Lacey grocery closes. he heads to Eldorado Kansas for work. South Dolson reports sickness of Mrs Taub Hughes and civic visits, town events, and local build projects. A wall and outbuildings were leveled in the May terrace incident affecting Jacob Hogue’s property.
Sunday school attendance reached 63 with James Griffith staying in Melrose. Ida Craig and Marie Davison joined the Red Cross. Grace White spent Sunday with Colda Shoirwell. Oscar Spangler and family visited Verito Clina. Sam Sheets and family spent Sunday with Curtis Shotwell. Emery Vanfger and family returned from Tevyas. J A Craix of Avon visited Sam Mattie and family. Harry Mauk and family visited ral-
Mrs Sophia Griffith spent Sunday with her father Curtis Shotwell. Miss Ida Craig and Marie Davison spent the past week in West Union. Harry Davis and Alex Gard were Terre Haute visitors Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Randolph Norris of West Union spent Sunday with J A Davison and family. F M Thompson and Pearl Craig and family and Miss Ida Craig motor to Ridgefarm Sunday.
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