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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
2
Kelly, a Minneapolis banker and seller, urges merchants to meet door to door canvassers on their ground and outpace rivals with aggressive sales. He stresses ample stock, up to date merchandise, and coordinated advertising to keep stores at the forefront and satisfy customers.
East McDaniel Maynard and Mabel Melton welcome an eight pound boy born Saturday. Will Sackrider Mrs. M C Wells visited Leander Wright in West York. Mary Ellen Maurice and Myriam Wells stayed with grandparents J W and Mrs Seymour in Palestine. Wallace Elliott and family were in Annapolis. Will Medsker with wife visited Laura Wells and Jesse Spraker's home. Dad and Fred Stanfield near Snyder visited Oliver Draper and son Ora. Mrs Ray Drake and Mrs Isaac Hoskinson attended an auction at West York. Catherine Athey of Annapolis visited Will Athey. Athey is ill. A E Francis and family attended Mt Olive Sunday school.
Spiketown social notes record Mr and Mrs Marcus Norton and Frank Norton visiting the Albert Buser family Saturday night. The Clouse and Shank families spent Sunday with Lyman Shank and his daughter Esther. Reuben Norton with daughter June Herlene and James Norton with family visited Melvin Norton and family. Edna Lovell and Mary Norton also mentioned.
Russell Doran and Jesse Gross were in Paris Friday night. Several from this place attended the funeral of Frank Daniels at Clarksville last Friday. Clara and Minnie Norton spent Saturday afternoon with Clara Mae and Florence Harper.
Mrs Pete Graham of Terre Haute visited relatives last Sunday. Mary Jeanette Dittman returned from St Louis after a visit with her father. Gus Thompson and family of Cooper spent Sunday with M M Weaver and wife. Clifford Carpenter and family of Danville visited John Snedeker and family. Gwyn Routledged family entertained relatives from Ashmore last week. Henry Setzer and family plus Rev A V Babbs dined with Fred Hewett and wife. Mrs Fred Cooper and daughter of Cooper attended Sunday school here.
The Executor Everett Connelly announces details of the Mary A. Sims estate. He will appear at Clark County Court House in Marshall for the September Term on the first Monday to settle claims and debts. Creditors must attend and respond. debtors should pay promptly. Dated July 1925.
The Administratrix Nettie J. Baker will file and seek discharge of her duties in the Estate of Cyrus McDaniel, deceased, at the Clark County Court in Marshall on Monday August 3, 1925. Heirs and distributees may appear to resist. Attorney S M Scholfield represents the estate.
Sealed proposals for gravel road construction near Grace Chapel Church Marshall Illinois due August 12 1925. Bids must be accompanied by certified check and opened at the Marshall Court House. Also a separate chancery sale of Clark County real estate August 28 1925 by Master H R Snavely describes two parcels in Sections 24 and 19 with payment terms.
Westfield residents hosted and visited relatives with trips to Terre Haute Casey Metcalf and Urbana. Notable moves include J B Norbeck of Associated Producers Oil Co moving to Robinson as district superintendent. The Nay sisters moved to Urbana with a recent transfer.
Estate of Robert Estes deceased in Clark County Illinois. Guy Estes as Administrator informs creditors to appear at the Clark County Court Marshall on the first Monday in September for claim adjustment. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to pay promptly. Arthur Poorman is attorney of record.
Dick Brandenburg and family from Oklahoma have returned to settle here. Wendell Simmons was a visitor in Peoria on Sunday. W L Biggs of Muskogee Oklahoma is visiting relatives this week.
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