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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
2
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities including St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Chicago with brief state and destination notes. Other items mention council resignation, a monument article, road and flood impacts, accidents, farm conditions, and a medical remedy promotion.
Must be Above Suspicion. Kidney and bladder ailments are so serious in their consequences and, if unchecked, i0 often fatal that any remedy offered for their cure must be above suspicion. Foley Kidney Pills contain no harmful drugs, and have successfully stood a long and thorough test. Sold by all druggists.
Mr and Mrs Mark Melson and daughter of Portland Ore visit Mrs Sarah Welvin and the Fulton family. A canoe trip from Tomah Haute to New Orleans is described. Ladies Improvement Club plans a 24 by 24 riverfront summer house. Rev Henry Happell may accept a call to the First Baptist church and will preach next Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Wright and son Gordon with Miss Josephine Wright depart for Portland Ore to reside. Mr Wright managed Hurst Bros store for over twenty years.
Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes she suffered kidney and bladder trouble and four bottles of Foley s Kidney Pay Remedy cured her. She recommends Foley s Kidney Remedy to any kidney disease sufferer saying it saved her life and it is sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Ed Wells and daughter from Chicago visited Mrs. Rose Wells and family. J H Arnold and children from Chicago stayed with Mrs. Sarah Connel. Be Egalient Daugherty and family plan to visit tomorrow with the president in attendance at the college events.
The ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a 24 hour health booster. It claims to convert weakness into strength and energy, cure constipation and chills, and improve mental power and vitality.
A scattered collection of brief items from Marshall area mentions Jerry Claypool killing a large rattlesnake, Cicero Bussard selling spectacles, Rev Munson missing a scheduled Dolson Chapel appointment, and various locals passing through or visiting. Reports include weather impacts from Friday night, a storm flooding an awning area, an ice cream supper delay, and a ninety day lease expiry with no drilling activity.
J C Yeley bought a new piano. Carter See plans grain purchases. Mrs Bertha Lee visited Vermillion last week. Sunday school convention set for next Sunday July 24. Carter See ill Saturday night but improving. Bill Hudson E N Rollings Dan Quick were in Terre Haute last Saturday. Mrs Dollie Campbell of West Terre Haute visited Melvin Campbell's family. Ross Garver and family of Terre Haute visited his father Abe Garver last week.
Dr Bell antiseptic salve cures skin diseases with simple treatment. Guarantied relief in every box sold for 25 cents at stores nationwide.
Community updates list residents on sick lists and weekend visits including C W Connelly Chas Newlin and Mrs Chas Newlin. Basil Lowry travels for cancer treatment. Reporter returns from Cherokee Oklahoma noting its status as county seat of Alfalfa, population around 2800, two railroads KC MaO and Santa Fe, local crops with wheat yields and abundant alfalfa, and Cherokee’s two newspapers the Daily Messenger and Alfalfa County Republican.
Advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs colds grip and bronchial trouble. Urges purchasing a bottle today with Bell marked on the bottle as a sign of authenticity and notes availability everywhere.
Spring frost ruined some vines with fruit falling away while two of Frank Burger's horses were injured in a lightning strike. Friday rain flooded the new bridge grade. Rev Ford of Martinsville preached well Sunday. Funeral of Daniel Baker at Casey Thursday attended by locals. Milton Linn and wife visited Parker township relatives Saturday night. Baptist church plans an ice cream supper next Saturday. Invitation to the 20th anniversary of W D Cleaver and wife in Cleaverdale Kansas.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick relief healer for injuries from wrecks and for burns boils sores eczema chapped skin and piles. It claims prompt cures and urges purchase at Prewett’s for 25 cents.
The Sunday School Convention will be held at Bethel church in Au burn township on Sunday August 7 at 1000. Song devotional led by Harry G Beachout. welcome address by Rev L G Fasig. temperance in Sunday school by Rev E Haase. vocal solo by Miss Lucile O Hair. presentation on how Sunday schools help the church and community by Rev H S Reese. Committee on nominations appointed. benediction. further devotions by Mrs Goldie Bros man. address by Rev J A Stout. Home Department by Mrs W S Hair. address by Rev FE Ford. Clark County Sunday schools report by Jerry Ishler. election and installation of officers. offering for county work. Bayard F Cleaver presiding. Miss Jessie Husted secretary.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for hay fever and asthma symptoms. It asserts the product eases congestion in head and throat and is soothing and healing, noting the yellow package as genuine and available from all druggists.
Arthur Washburn returned from Youngstown Ohio where he was engaged in carpentry. John Geffs visited Friday and Shepley Bros of Terre Haute bought cattle in the area last week. Parcel mail Saturday on Wenwater Parmers harvests mentioned with Riley Old Company and HH Blakeiman’s lard noted.
The circuit court decree in July 1910 allows Jol R Johnston guardian of Edna and Herbert Dill to sell undivided interests in Lots 2 and 5 in Jones 2nd Addition Martinsville and in Lot 44 Peters 2nd Addition Casey, Clark County Illinois. Sale to occur August 4 1910 at 2 PM at Marshall. Proceeds subject to dower rights of Elmer Gordon and Lottie Du.
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