Marshall merchants close for Chautauqua week 1917
Local business leaders in Marshall announce store closures from July 16 to 19 1917 between 2 and 4 30 p m to support the Marshall Chautauqua event. Participating firms include Fos ter Martin Black Hutchinson Turman Hurst Parsons Bradenstein Wallis Mitchell and many others with services from dry goods to groceries hardware jewelry and professional offices.
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Jomeon
Marshall
Mionday
Foster Martin
Black & Hutchinson
the Place
W. R. Turman
Booth & Handy; Clothing & Shoes
Arthur Hurst
Cole Bros
J. J. Rose
O. A. Keiser
Cigars & Tobacco
J. L. Whiteside
Shoes & Gents’ Furnishings
C. L. Parsons
Staple & Fancy Groceries
John Brandenstein
Ben T. Baird
Groceries & de Laval Separators
Fred Wallis
F. M. Rhoads
Variety Store & Groceries
Kandy
Leseure’s
Boots & Shoes
F. H. Gorham
Gorham’s Variety Store
M. Grabenheimer
Keifer Drug CO
The
Rexall Drug Store
D. D. Doll & Son
Groceries & Feeds
City Drug Store
R. A. Mitchell
C. M. Sullins
E. E. Howell
John D. Hurst
J. A. Morton & Son
Jewelers
Hughes
Robert Findley
R. C. Jacobs
West End
George Higgins
Allison
E.R. Hurst
L. J. Weir
John Weir
C. D. Mitchell
Bradley & Bradley
Physicians & Surgeons
Charles Scott
Marshall Herald
Cole & Cole
Wallace Baird
H. M. Dewey & Co.; Furniture & Undertakers
W.S .Sspotts
Meat Market
E. M. Duncan
H. F. Klafzinsky
Everett Connelly
Norman Bennett
Clark County
Democrat
D. W. Wilson
Scholfield & Scholfield
Attorneys
Clem & Gunder
B. F. Johnson
Loans & Investments
J. FE. Millhouse
Rademaker & Son, Bottling Works and Ice Cream Makers
Arthur Poorman
Sam Rider, Barber
James M. Hooper