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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

6

Casey County notes include visits and local business

Washington street paving starts as locals drift in and out of Casey. Andrew Grubb arrives on a short business visit from Redfield while Prof. Perkins and wife plan a summer in south Michigan. The year’s Fourth of July is set to energize Casey with a Modern Moodmen-led celebration.

Washington Street Andrew Grubb Redfield Ark Prof. Perkins South Michigan Dick Brooks Indianapolis Adda Little St. Louis Hazel Dell Bruce Will Davis Davis W.D Sedgwick Jackson, Tern Casey W. W. Shulers Des Moines Iowa D. c Hancock Greenup Shelby Patrick Denver Col Patrick A. L. Caseley St. Joseph Frank E. Crawford Board of Education Casey Public Schools

Ewalt health trip and interurban line plans

Westfield notes Mrs J A Ewalt travels to Battle Creek Michigan for treatment. James Dawson plans a Chicago visit to discuss Charleston Westfield interurban line. An elderly veteran, James Ibes, fell from a painting box and broke his shoulder blade. Elder Pope begins a year at Concord church Richwoods. Harrison Bennett’s horse and buggy toppled into a creek injuring Mrs Joseph Walker who fractured a leg.

Elder Pope Concord Church Richwoods Pope M. B. Moffett Harrison Bennett Joseph Walker

Trouble Makers Ousted By Dr Kings New Life Pills

A reader reports relief from stomach trouble after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. He notes improved appetite and energy as digestion improves. Sold for 25 cents at Robt Prewett's drug store.

Keifer Zemo Zmo Foley Dr King Robt Prewett

Seventeen Baptized at Grand Church Near Hutsonville

Seventeen converts were baptized Sunday evening at the Grand 2 church southwest of Hutsonville by Rev. Bradbury. The Sunday service drew attendees from the local area amid mild weather and a quiet town atmosphere.

Hutsonville Vasa The Herald Hutson Bradbury Watt Cotinve Anna Rete

Local residents active around Marshall and York area

Adam Haddix nears completion on a new house while a string of Marshall visitors includes Miss Lena Hamill and Miss Stella Hart. Carpenters work on Prusts stone business house as families travel to memorials and services in Marshall York Beulah and York.

Adam Haddix Goldie Coryell York Ethel Burnside Marshall Ryerson West York Will Handy, Jr Oliver Tom Poorman Texas B F Poorman Roscoe Platt Prusts Cary Marvin Carl Walker Terre Haute Ater Warrington Stella Hart Paris Lena Hamill Sibley Kellner R L Denham Grace Manhart Rachel Lee Upper Walnut Prairie Howerton John Williamson Mayme Frakes Carlyle Denham Robert Hutchison Omer Shawler Mary Pease Saurday Beulah

Oilfield Social Roundup Visits and Local Arrivals

Ed Gregg visited Casey on Thursday. Chas Meyers of Westfield and Joe Johnson spent the weekend in Terre Haute. Geo Cox and Chas Nut of Casey visited Terre Haute and Casey respectively. Russ Jones and wife from Dolson came Saturday. Riley Stanton works on an oil rig near Casey. Chas Wilhite and wife were in Co-Visitors on Friday.

Chas. Rhinehart Greenup Frank Guess Patsy Madigan Arthur Hammond Chas. Newlin Chas. Wilhite Wm. Malcom Westfield Roy Newlin Wm. Silvers Lincoln O N Garrett Wf Rhoderick Jack Clemens Ohio Oil Co C. C. Green Pat Madigan Casey Carlton Terrell Dolson Newt’ Terrell Sherman McNary Robinson Amanda Hammond Lydia Connelly P. A Connelly The Ohio of Co Hawkins Farm Mesdames P A. Connelly Ed Gregg Chas. Meyers Joe Johnson Terre Haute Geo. Cox Chas. Nut Russ “Jones Riley Stanton Seseeies Ohms

Homer and Rural Life Notes from a Farm Column

The column mentions Rolla Burger getting a new bicycle, Seth Husted in Terre Haute, Otto Snyder moving to his father’s farm, and John Brosman losing a dairy cow. It notes Dan Baker in poor health, Dr Phelps removing a facial tumor from George Beachout, and four plows harrow and planter working on twenty acres. A guinea hen laid forty eggs, Lewis Wright and wife visit to see their grandmother, and Bethel Sabbath school prepares for Children's Day with exercises. The piece adds a aside about farmers needing a 1909 calendar to know when Sunday comes.

Rolla Bethel Sabbath School

Colds May Linger Warns Foley’s Honey and Tar Rationale

Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as curing persistent coughs that resist other treatments and warns against trying untried medicines, as delay could let a cold settle in the lungs according to Kelfer’s Drug.

Consumpton, Foley Kelfer’s Drug Store

Asbury Notes on Local Events and Visits

Strawberries ripening and social visits mark Asbury life. Frank Tobias reports a Wabash phone. A large crowd attended Dunlap on Sunday. Thomas Lacy lectured at Dennison Saturday night. Walter Adams’ barn raising occurred Saturday with 27 men six women and nine children present. Calves shipped to Terre Haute and beyond.

Frank Tobias Dunlap Marley Thomas Lacy Dennison Little Velose Tobias Clyde Adame Alice Campbell W. D. Russell J. W. Waltz Walter Adams Terre” A Dha

Fragmented Readout On Local Store Listing

A partial OCR item notes a local store listing with generic phrases and unclear names. The readable text hints at commerce details and a date placeholder without concrete entities.

University Military Day Highlights and Banquet Notes

Major General Frederick Dent Grant reviewed cadets at Illinois Field and awarded gold medals to drill winners while a bronze medal went to Irwin Honderich of Marshall Co C. The sixth annual College of Agriculture peanut banquet drew 200 attendees. Illinois routed Purdue 65 to 6 in baseball as Captain Penn closed his college career with key plays. Final exams begin next Saturday.

Illinois Field Frederick Dent Grant U. Gs. A Irwin Honderich Marshall Co C Honderth College of Agriculure Ilinois Purdue Jim Penn Marshall F. M. Cockrell Fontan Literary Society Beardsley

Pamplemousses Gardens Noted Despite Lesser Labor

In a Tuscola Journal letter from Port Louis consul 8 C Reat compares tropical gardens. He ranks Pamplemousses near Port Louis third after Perudenya in Ceylon and Bintenzorg in Java, noting labor differences with Shaw gardens and praising interior decor, lakeside scenery, and palm collections. He cites Prof Eyre and recalls the tomb of Paul and Virginia and local store ice cream soda quirks.

C. Reat Tuscola Port Louis Mauritius Tuscola Journal Pamplemousses Gardens Perudenya Gardens Kandy Ceylon Bintenzorg Gardens Batavia Java St. Louis Prof Eyre Royal College M. Polvre America England

If Women Only Knew Back Pain Remedies Promised Relief

A fragmented ad style piece discusses backache during housework and work hours. It hints at medical remedies like pills and kidney-related claims while noting low spirits and poor appetite. The readable parts mention families and belated relief claims.

Yi Farid

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