Various Local Visits and Rural News Report
Everett Worters of Chicago visited here with relatives and friends. J A Wright and family plan to leave for Portland Oregon next week. Mrs Chauncey Holderman of Mantee Florida came Friday for a visit. Alfred Williams of Pittsburgh is visiting his daughter Martha Pinkstaff. Mr and Mrs M P Rackerb y visited Mrs Wohl Hollenbeck at Marshall. W R Plew and wife visited over the 4th and will move to Missoula Montana next month. Vern Buckner went to Hig Stone Gap Virginia for summer engineering work. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Aaron McElwain died Friday night. Mr and Mrs M T Belgle entertained about twenty five guests in honor of Chas Adamson who expects to leave for Oklahoma in August. A carnival is planned in connection with races if plans develop. Mr and Mrs Brunson Linn and daughter Jessie of Canonsburg Pennsylvania visited H C Reineohl. Tom Bliss Virgil Rhodes and Clay Roberts were fined for shooting fireworks early Sunday. costs totaled 460. Mrs Worthyn of Oberlin Ohio visiting daughter Mrs L G Bradstreet. Minesinger arrived home from Oklahoma. J W Bartee returned from Towner North Dakota. A state guards target practice was held at Effingham with seven Company A A riflemen. Grandma Travioli is ill. John Knox dined with Jesse Lowe Sunday. David Setzer and family visited Levi Dickerson. Mrs Conrad Bartram and Miss Zinkin visited Harry Wyrick. Miss Elzia Heimer of Terre Haute visited John Welsh. Bruce Myles, a missionary from Oklahoma, spent time with Albert Hall. Mrs D Snedeker and sons visited Marion Lightner at Prairie Town Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Worters
Chicago
J. A. Wright
Portland
Oregon
Chauncey Holderman
Maanatee
Florida
Alfred Williams
Pittsburg
Martha Pinkstaff
M P Rackerby
Wot Hollenbeck
Marshall
W. Ro Plew
Chas. Adamson
Oklahoma
Fey
Brunson Linn
Jessie
Canonsburg
H. C Reinoehl
Linn
Clark County
Tom Bliss
Virgil Rhodes
Clay Robeits
Heanscourt
Banner Times
Worthyn
Oberlin
Ohio
LG Bradstreet
IG Minesinger
J WW
Bartee
Towner
North Dakota
Effingham
State Guards
Company Aa
Travioli
John Knox
Jesse Lowe
David Setzer
Levi Dickerson
Conrad Bartram
Zinkin
Harry Wyrick
Elzia Heimer
Terre Haute
John Welsh
Bruce Myles
Albert Hall
D. Snedeker
John
Fred
Marion Lightner
Prairietown
Ind
Must be Above Suspicion
Kidney and bladder ailments are serious and often fatal if untreated. Foley Kidney Pills claim to offer a safe remedy without harmful drugs and report a long, thorough test. Sold by all druggists.
Local Notes from Westfield Drift Through The Review
Frank Lewis of Vinita Oklahoma returned to this place Wednesday Miss Inez Schatz left for Toledo to visit her sister Mrs Sherman Crowell Mrs J A Ewalt and W M Knap and two daughters are at Culser Indiana for the summer B F Waugherty and C E Bennett changed residences Tuesday The exchange was planned months ago M L Briscoe sold property southwest of the college to Mr Lowery of Fayette County who will move here to educate his children A G Epperson removed a fragment of glass from the back of his head a relic from the Sanford wreck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis
Vinita
Okla
Inez Schatz
Toledo
Sherman Crowell
J A Ewalt
W M. Knap
Culser
Ind
F Waugherty
C E Bennett
M. L. Briscoe
Lowery
Fayette County
A. G Epperson
Sanford
Life Worth Saving Foley Kidney Remedy Letter
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes that a severe kidney and bladder illness was cured by four bottles of Foley s Kidney Remedy She ends by recommending it to any kidney disease sufferer saying it saved her life Sold by all druggists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie McRaney
Prentiss
Foley
Casey News Briefs Touch Casey People and Places
Raymond Ruckle visits Casey from St Louis as broom corn acreage is expected to rise. Myron Huston leaves for Newcastle to take a factory job. Jake Ewing family plans an extended Florida stay. Mrs. John Shiver and Dessie go to Chicago for summer spinal treatment. W W Quinn of Terre Haute visits Blanche Gard of Tala Kansas in Casey. Elver Garrison of Little Rock visits brother Wm. Garrison amid weather. Frank Lucas in Oklahoma City reported seriously ill and recently housed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ruckle
St Louis
Casey
Johnson-Jeffries
Myron Huston
Newcastle
Imi
Jake Ewing
Florida
John Shiver
Dessie
Chicago
Sie
W. W. Quinn
Terre Haute
Fand
Blanche Gard
Tala
Kan
Dee
Cracken
Ca- Bey
Elver Garrison
Little Rock
Wm. Garrison
Garrison
Bureau Department of the Govsee Service
Ars
Frank Lucas Gec
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank
Sto
Uate
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Rousing Claim
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as 24 hour energy boosters. It promises conversion of weakness into strength, languor into vigor, and relief from constipation, headache, chills, and malaria. Sold for 25 cents at Robt. Prewett’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Prewett
Local Notes From Olney Area Farm Life and Markets
Mrs Dora Clapp improves slowly. Hogs sold last week at nine dollars per hundred. Steve Hutchings of Olney was here days ago and made a business trip to Paris. Evert Vantorn of Martinsville visited friends. Late rains and warm weather improved meadows promising a good field. Ed Beachout and family visited John Helmer. Oats harvest began last week and the crop looks better than expected after the cold spell. Milo Claypool and family visited near Kansas. Gus Porter, a veteran pack peddler, passed through. Some corn is laid by and more will be this week. Some fields are weed free and potatoes are clean and far ahead of recent seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Clapp
Steve Hutchings
Olney
Hutchings
Paris
Evert Vantorn
Martinsville
Ed Beachout
Daisy
Homer
John Helmer
Milo Claypool
Zelda
Kansas
Pearl Garver
Gus Porter
Ulcers Healed by Bells Antiseptic Salve
An old ulcer remedy, Bells Antiseptic Salve, promises quick healing. The salve is described as clean and pleasant to use, sold in boxes everywhere.
Rural Route Changes After Harvest Dialogue and Local Notes
Homer residents report cornplowinne near harvest completion and rural route changes. W F Romine and wife visited Terre Haute on Friday. A scriptural debate between two ministers is planned. Mrs Dove burned her hand on hot grease. J Husted of Terre Haute visits relatives. Jesse Young and wife hosted at John Brosman's home. Auburn church earned about $20 at an ice cream supper. Henry Mays sold Martinsville property and bought the west midway building. One youth claimed someone pulled a Sunday vent piece at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Berkley
Romine
Terre Haute
Henry Mays
Martinsville
West Midway
Frightful Wreck Warns of Wounds Army of Bucklen’s Salve
Fragmentary ad-like lines tout Bucklen’s Arca-Salve as Earth’s greatest healer for cuts bruises abrasions sprains and burns from wrecks. Mentions supplies like pellets and promises quick cures and relief for injuries to hands eyes and other parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Pile
Bae Pile Scure
Fat E Prowett
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promises Quick Relief
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve offers painless treatment for sore eyes with a harmless guarantee. Each box is priced at 25 cents, promising easy relief and safe use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Oats Cutting Underway as Wheat Finished
Mrs Sarah Carothers visits daughter Mrs J E Hall. Lindsey Mason and J E Hall were in Martinsville Sunday. Mrs Wi Akens died Sunday July 10. funeral at Willis Chapel. Clark Hammond had a serious accident last Saturday when his horse bolted after a train near Olifield, breaking his leg in two places above the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Carothers
J E Hall Lindsey Mason
J E Hall
Martinsville
Wi Akens
Willis Chapel
Clark Hammond
Olifield
All Skin Diseases Solved by Bell's Antiseptic Salve
Advert says Bell's Antiseptic Salve yields readily to treatment for all skin diseases. Guaranteed 25 cents a box and sold everywhere.
Local Social Notes Highlight West Union Visit and Gatherings
Harry Dodd visits West Union on Saturday while Mrs Etta Maring stays with Mrs Milo Baker. Eschel Beckwith guests Ragan Sledges on Sunday as services draw good attendance. Chas Beckwith and wife visit Bert Smith and wife Elmer Snavely visits John Wells family. Ernest Spivey spends Sunday with parents. Mr and Mrs Ax iom Spivey present. Ice cream gathering at Milo Baker Saturday evening. Will Medsker hosts birthday for Mrs Leah Shaffner on Sunday. Township Sunday school convention set for July 6 with many attending. Mrs Robert Blankenbeker and sons Ned and Max visit her mother Mrs Joseph Hedges Tuesday. Golda Wells entertains her club Wednesday. ice cream and cake served. new member joins club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dodd
West Union
Etta Maring
Milo Baker
Eschel Beckwith
Chas Beckwith
Bert Smith
Elmer Snavely
John Wells
Ernest Spivey
Axiom Spivey
Will Medsker
Leah Shaffner
Robert Blankenbeker
Bittle
Ned
Max
Joseph Hedges
Golda Wells
Everybody Satisfied PineTar Honey Bottle Ad
An old style ad promotes Dr Bells PineTar Honey for coughs colds grip and bronchial troubles. It urges readers to buy a bottle today and look for the bell on the bottle sold everywhere.
Temptation and Judgment Warn Against Self Reliance
The text argues that telling the average man to use his own judgment is poor advice and suggests temptations test restraint. It reflects a cautionary stance on personal decision making and urges careful assessment of impulses.
Guardian's Sale of Minors Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
By decree of the Clark County Circuit Court issued July 1910 guardian John R Johnston authorizes sale of undivided minor interests in real estate in Martinsville and Casey. On August 4 1910 at 2 pm the minors interest will be sold at the east door of the Marshall courthouse with sale terms stated as on sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Said County
John R Johnston
Fedna DU
Herbert Dill
Clark
Jones
Martinsville
Iliois
Lottie Dill
Peters
Casey
Ilinois
Court House
Marshall
Illinois
Herbert Spin
Everett Connelly Soles
Death of William Lindley at 72 on farm near West York
William Lindley died Tuesday July 6 after a period of illness following a trip to French Lick Springs. Born December 26 1837 in Hutsonville he was 72 years old. Survived by wife Emily Hollenbeck seven children including J N Alvis Louisa James Lindley and Maggie Anderson two brothers two sisters eleven grandchildren and his mother and father. Funeral held at Bradbury cemetery with Rev T C Lailiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindley
French Lick Springs
J. N Lindley
West York
Mary Lindley
North Carolina
Hutsonville
Emily Hollenbeck
Clark County
J. N Alvis
Louisa
James Lindley
Maggie Anderson
Samuel
Thomas
Abigail Lindley
Rebecca Rains
T C Lailiff
Bradbury Cemetery
Foley Kidney Pills Cited as Cure by Evansville Man
A letter from H M Winkler of Evansville Indiana claims severe kidney trouble, back pain, and dizziness were cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He says he is now well and energetic and notes the pills were sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H M Winkler
Evansville
Ind
Condiments Boost Appetite and Digestion Says Lancet
The London Lancet cites Pawlow on condiments. mustard pepper and salt in sensible amounts stimulate appetite and digestive juices, aiding digestion and assimilation. Even vinegar softens touch filters and its use is justified in many instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lancet
Pawlow
English pheasant tracing lineage to Japanese stock
A nineteenth century import of Japanese pheasants bred with the native birds and produced a new, iridescent English pheasant became naturalized as an English bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Coals of Fire and a Fateful Wedding Wish
A humorous exchange compares social reception to lingering grudges as a man predicts marrying a foolish woman. The quotes from New York Press and Rochester Union highlight pride, irony, and the social stakes of courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Is It True Blind People Can Tell Color by Touch
A discussion asks if sightless people can perceive color by touch. The answer implies limited cases where touch may yield a color cue, noting a red hot poker could be identified as red through tactile sensation.
Swift’s Sarcasm on Three Sorts of Pride
In a sermon Dean Swift declares three kinds of pride are riches birth and talents. He declines to discuss the last since none present possess that indomitable vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Dean Swift
Fragmentary Speech Fragment in Late Night Exchange
Readable lines show a dialogue with a repeated request and a sigh. A female speaker says she will try to think of someone when she is gone while suppressing a yawn at an implied invitation or opportunity.
Just the Same Light Biscuits at the Bakery
A bride suggests light biscuits as a welcome change from bread. The groom agrees, recalling the bakery from his former residence. The exchange appears in the Buffalo Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Buffalo Express
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Westfield
the Review
Permarts
Melrose
Guardian's
Wie “Lindlay
Rochester Union
Washington
Fletcher
Ee Ata
Tela Behotai Beleet
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
J. A. Morton
Elgin, Waltham, and Hamilton
Watchmaker
PND Jeweler
Aes Ine Eee
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