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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1913

Page

4

Local Notes of Family Visits and Gatherings

Miss Flora Elliott spent Sunday with Plessie Irwin. Edith Weaver and Mary Weaver shared Saturday evening. Veg Weaver and family joined Will Weaver and kin on Sunday. Mrs. Lucinda Elliot of Riley Indiana visits W. P. Elliott family. Attendees from here joined Decoration services at South Vigo and Livingston Friday. Relatives from Terre Haute visited John Welsh family. Mrs Hall and grandchildren visited James Weaver family Sunday. Earl and Raymond Irwin and Miss Ryex Irwin spent Saturday night and Sunday with Marshall relatives.

Flora Elliott Plessie Irwin Edith Weaver Mary Weaver Veg Weaver Will Weaver Lucinda Eliott Riley Ind W. P. Elliott South Vigo Livingston Terre Haute John Welsh Hall James Weaver Earl and Raymond Irwin Ryex Irwin Marshall

West York Notes Local Life and Visits in Town

Wes Life improves after months of illness. Abe Estes of Casey and Ed Harrington of Allendal visit family. Mrs. Mart Newlin tours Terre Haute. Co B Lindley builds a barn for Lawrence Miller. Lamar Harrington and James Lindley attend gypsy funeral in Marshall. Quarterly Mr E church meeting set for June 14 with the elder preaching. Improvement club hosts a play raising about 40 dollars for sidewalks to churches and the school.

Wes Life Abe Estes Casey Our Town Ed Harrington Allendal Mart Newlin Terre Haute Co. B. Lindley Lawrence Miller Lamar Harrington Lawrenceville Warren Charles Buckner Ike Seymour Terre Hagte James Lindley Marshall Albert Newlin Marshall Sundry John N. Londley Marie Lindley Robinson H. E. Otey Mr. E. Church

Local Social Roundup From Marshall And Surrounding Areas

Jennie Beltz spent Tuesday with aunt Eliza Dean and Lydia Volkes visits Terre Haute with three relatives. Ruth Wesnitzer met noon with Mrs Roy Beard. Fred Raisner spent Friday to Sunday with relatives in Marshall. John Beltz and Charles Raisner with ladies spent Friday in Marshall. Lizte Raisner and children were with Ed Raisner and his wife in Marshall. Clarence Tingley and wife stayed Saturday and Sunday with Ed Raisner and wife of Marshall. Minnie Raisner and children with Jennie Beltz spent Sunday with Ed Raisner family of Marshall. Dan Sweltzer Irene and Raymond Finkbiller visited Mr and Mrs John Fawyer of Hatton. John Tingley and wife of Terre Haute spent Sat night and Sunday with Sam Tingley and wife. Ed Tingley and family with Thomas Pearce and family also visited Sam Tingley Sunday evening.

Jennie Beltz Eliza “Dean Lydia Volkes Terre Haute Ruth Wesnitzer Roy Beard Fred Raisner Marshall John Beltz Charles Raisner Lizte Raisner Stella Gabey Walnut Priirte Perry Mullen John’ Fawyer Hatton John ‘Tingley

Local notes from Pittsborough and surrounding area

Nellie Husted visited relatives in Pittsborough Indiana. Residents attended the gypsy funeral at Marshall Sunday. A complaint is filed about rural route road conditions. Two survey roads from Martinsville picnicked locally Sunday. Cut worm damage to corn draws concern. Mrs. Al Epperson and children from Robinson visited Thursday. On Tuesday John Beachout’s team ran away with a scraper during road work. Rev Sneed administered baptism at Axpresses Sunday afternoon.

Nellie Husted Pittsborough Ind Marshall Martinsville al Epperson Robinson John Beachout Sneed

Local Visits Highlight Week in Butternut and Yale

Moonshine Leona Keller visited Frankie Cox Tuesday evening. Mrs Ellen Geffs of Yale visited her son Nancy Tharp in Yale. Nancy Tharp visited Dan Custis Tuesday and Wednesday. The Butternut school was dismissed Friday for Decoration. Jacob Geffs visited Cottonwood school Friday. J O Deverick visited in Casey Saturday. Herman Cooper visited his parents over Sunday. Bennett and Geo Geffs were in Marshall Sunday. Ernest Maring and family of Martinsville visited Ott Calbert and family Sunday.

Leona Keller Frankie Cox Ellen Geffs Yale Nancy Tharp Dan Custis Butternut Jacob Geffs Cottonwood J O Deverick Casey Herman Cooper Bennett Geo Geffs Marshall Ernest Maring and Martinsville Ott Calbert Mondy Melvin Melton Parker Freeda Deahl Clyde Smith Terra Haute Josie Roberts Mary Roberts Chas. Milburn Harry Conrad Nashville Willard Lacey Bellair Crawford County Sour City Lew Custis Terre Haute Custis Duffin Paris Ike Sterling Greenup W B Craig Baird Cemetery Earl Mappins Our City York Street Union Hospital Tharp Kettling Joseph Knight Lincoln Rupp Baird S. V Sneed Shook

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Auburn town notes and local pleas for the season

Local items report smooth county roads thanks to citizen effort and praise for Decoration Day speakers. Frank Beachout returns from illness while Ed Kurts recounts a tailless Herford cow and plans to sell it. Rev Haase’s letter notes limited improvement and inability to preach, and a sick child of Mr. and Mrs. Lowry improves. Decoration services at Marshall praised Rev. Burt, Mapes and Millhouse visit, corn planting largely complete with dry weather risking replanting. Five Points Children’s Day night draws a large crowd and praise for the young speakers.

Frank Beachout Ed Kurts O'D Herford Murphy Rev. Haase

Baptisms Highlight Olive Branch Sunday Attendance

The Olive Branch report notes four baptisms during Sunday services. Local residents shared visits, with Miss Flossa Chamness spending the day with Blanche Nettleton and Nina Hamilton and John Rothrock visiting the Weber girls.

Flossa Chamness Blanche Nettleton Nina Hamilton John Rothrock Weber Girls Lillie Swope Lillie Weber Iona Drake Amy Swope Alta Sims Leona Swope

Dolson’s Little Mary Morgan Rushed to Sickest Scene

Fragmented notes show Mary Morgan from South Dolson is ill and near death. Funeral attendance for a gypsy queen held in Marshall on Sunday noted. Mentions Earnest Hughes of Chicago and Lurista Fox of Dudley with local visitors.

Mary Morgan Marshall Fred Wieland

Local Notices and Events in Martinsville Area

Local items include birthday greetings for Ruth Beachout and plans for church social events in Clarksville. Martsville notes rain affecting crops and reports on Decoration Day observances with remarks on Rev Tharp and cemetery ceremonies.

Children and Community Notes From Local Sunday Events

The town daily page reports on a Fletcher’s Castoria advertisement, a well attended Children’s Day program, and various social visits. Residents such as Mr and Mrs Lote Dowis and Ruth Washburn are mentioned along with Mary Hovning’s Terre Haute weekend visit and Mrs Frank Gardner’s Perryville trip. A weekly Thursday prayer meeting invites all, with local reflections on worthwhile deeds.

Union Missionary Social Brings City Ladies Together

The Union meeting of city Missionary societies gathered about sixty women at Mrs. R. H. Bradley’s home last Thursday. Mrs. D. D. Burt presided with a devotional, followed by talks on foreign missions and Africa, a world in Chicago program, piano duets, and readings. Refreshments concluded the pleasant afternoon, hoped to presage future gatherings.

R. H. Bradley Missionary Societies D. D. Burt R. H Bradley H. M. Janney G. C. Hallouer Belenge Africa W. J. Drew Chicago Charles Smith Maytie Simmons Mary Miller Harry Cork Carl Taubeneck Ethel Hurst

First Meeting of Creditors in Blundell Bankruptcy

Notice in the District Court of the United States Eastern District of Illinois states Charles L Blundell of Marshall Clark County is a bankrupt No 1163. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 16 1913 at 2 PM in Room 311 Federal Building Danville Illinois. Walter J Grant Referee in Bankruptcy announces attendance formation of trustee and examination of the bankrupt.

District Court of the United States Illinois Charles L. Blundell Marshall Clark Federal Building Danville Ilinois Walter J. Grant Ill

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