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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
4
A strong rain Monday night benefited vegetation across Marshall with corn planting delayed but fields improving. Local social notes list visits by Miss Marie Cooper from Bridgeport, Miss Bess Holaday from Terre Haute, Miss Norma Bell from Paris, and many others visiting relatives or attending services.
Clark County Court of Clark County Illinois in the July Term 1919 hears Clara Anderson administratrix for Robert V Anderson deceased seeking an order to sell the undivided one half of Lot 17 in the partition of the estate of John Handy. Notices go to defendants Mattie Stuard Dimple Mount and Aletha Ryan to appear July 7 1919 and plead or answer. otherwise the bill will be taken as confessed and a decree entered. The notice is dated June 2 1919 in Marshall Illinois.
Local residents share visits and farming activity across Martinsville Allen Claypool, Marshall farmer Allen Claypool of Marshall farms at his place here. Oscar Leach’s summer helper is Mr Moore. Alpha Claypool and family visited Riley Bennetts. Mrs Allie Leach stayed in Marshall. Virgil Hurst and family of Rabbit Ridge visited J L Hurst. The third quarterly conference is set for West Union on June 11. Some corn to be planted amid good growing weather. Jake Hughes and family from Kansas visited Clarence Hughes. Mrs Chas Burkett and daughter visited her father Saturday. Rysinger of Martinsville dug a well for Sperrylay pool. Deco attendees included several locals.
Sunday activities include Miss Mae Tharp with Miss Sarah Bartlett and Miss Carrie Sweitzer with Beulah Tharp. Rev Day to preach at Snyder on June 6. Various families hosted visitors and returned from camp. Ernest Carpenter came home from Westville with his children.
Mrs Allen Kile of Paris visited Ida Craig Sunday. Miss Alma Scott spent Sunday with Golda Shotwell. Mrs Dessie Edwards and children spent Sunday at OC Shotwell's. John Vanfleet and family spent Sunday with Ross Buckrer's family. Carson Alexander of Chrisman visited Will White and family. Charle Alexander of Danville came Saturday in his new automobile to visit relatives here. Ray Davison and family and Printon and daughter of Paris spent Sunday with JoAn Davison.
Mr and Mrs A R Reeds and Mr and Mrs Clarence Reeds, along with EO Bigelow, visited Chicago on Tuesday to attend the welcome for the 33rd Division. Wirt Connelly of Oklahoma is visiting relatives in the area.
Edward Reese of 207 Poplar St Marshall reports severe disordered kidneys and backache. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills from City Drug Store his condition improved and he remains in good shape. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York markets the remedy at 60 cents.
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