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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
County correspondence lists residents traveling to Oklahoma and Indiana for visits and stays, plus new jobs and marriages. Notable items include Arthur Rieamer moving to Oklahoma to live with his sister and invitations for a Martha Lucile Gerrard and Paul Revere Nyman wedding, along with local school staff announcements and civic notes.
Scientists say eczema germs reside in the inner skin not the outer layer, so a penetrating liquid is needed. The ad promotes D D D Prescription made from Wintergreen in liquid form, offered at 25 cents, claiming instant itch relief and years of recommended use by Wilson Harlan.
Mrs. Roy Eldredge left for Wisconsin to join her husband while obituaries report Nelson Ferrell of Annapolis died in Olney after a sanitarium stay. Milton H. Wilhite died at his daughter’s Brazil home aged about 82, born 1828 near Hutsonville. Additional notes mention Hank Winters and Hank Willard in distressing incidents and unconfirmed local movements.
Garnet Watson from Kalama arrives for a visit. Fornes and Son move their oil rig to the Warner land lease in Parker township and plan a new well immediately. The Commencement season begins with a reception by President and Mrs. Daugherty Thursday evening for students faculty and officials. exercises follow Wednesday at 10 AM with speaker Rev. C. J. Kephart of Dayton Ohio.
Advertisement notes Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients to tone strengthen and regulate kidney and bladder action sold by all druggists.
Health is good Albert Hall will be at home soon much improved John Mehan will return in a few days to Martinsville Walter Adams and wife spent Sunday at Mike Malter s Jim Adams and wife were at her uncles Will Shirely s Sunday Farmers are planting corn not withstanding the cool weather Abe Garver spent part of last week with his brother at Kansas Sll Frank Tobias and family spent Sunday at her parents L Crawfords Mike Molter returned from Martins ville Ind Springs Saturday with little improvement Children s Day service has been changed to the third Sunday evening of this month Bertha Batson s school closed with a picnic in the grove nearby Thirty nine were present The ice cream social at Asbury Saturday night was a success about twenty five dollars being realized Walter Adams wife and little daughter spent Monday in Marshall the guests of Mrs Dorothea Forsythe Miss Fairy Garver is spending some time at home since the close of her school in Marshall She will soon go to Indianapolis to prepare for kindergarten teaching
A historical note claims Foley s Kidney Remedy may help children by stopping bed wetter and aiding recovery after measles and scarlet fever with admirable results.
Warren Hackett acts as road boss as crops and livestock prospects appear favorable with new beets peas potatoes and black berries possible. Multiple residents attend funerals visit relatives and plan winter teaching at McClure with Miss Ethel English and Emma Craig of Chocktow taking positions locally.
The advertisement asserts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the top cough remedy with millions already knowing it. It invites readers to look for the bell on the bottle as a mark of authenticity.
Flisha Claypool delivered the memorial address in Marshall. Wm. H. Hutchings shows decline in health. Farmers pressed corn planting while more remained. Steve Hutchings and family visited from near Olney. Dora Clapp, recently returned from Terre Haute hospital, worsened. Township Sunday school convention at Dolson chapel had lower morning attendance due to rain, stronger afternoon turnout. Sperry Claypool reelected township president. Frank Hurst, L. B. Anderson, Oscar Ditzenberger, W. H. Washburn, and Jerry Ishler addressed sessions with earnest work cited.
An advert promotes Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve as a safe eye ointment for all sore eyes. The creamy snow white product is claimed not to injure a babe and is guaranteed for 25 cents.
c A Tromley of Martinsville visited with fishing gear. John Brossman hosted a Sunday gathering for local youths. District No 50 patrons organize a Sabbath school with Mrs Dove supervising.
Glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills after relief from severe backache and kidney pain. Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports stronger kidneys natural secretions and pain-free bladder, with the pills sold by all druggists in a yellow package.
The Annapolis ball team defeated Moonshine 9 to 7 on the former's diamond Sunday. Remains of Ota Keith were brought to Butternutt cemetery Monday for burial with funeral services by T. C. Bailiff.
Allen Gideon and Sam Handy are home for a few days. Sanford Walker, an old county resident, died Sunday morning after a long illness. Chas Rodgers and Saml Walker from Fairfield, Wisconsin arrive for the funeral. May Vargus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Vargus, died Saturday. neighbors extend sympathy.
J E Hall visited Martineville while James Melton suffers throat trouble. Lindsey Mason took a business trip to McKeen. Mt Olive to host preaching Saturday and Sunday. Tarble family of Charleston visited home folk. Rain worsens local wheat crop. Citizens attended Westfield band concert. Misses Melton visited Misses Burdette. Ada Stillwell hired to teach winter term at Johnson at 50 dollars a month. TM When Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey trusted for sixteen years.
The page notes a pause for corn planting this week and mentions residents Anderson and Mrs P P Beabout visiting Terre Haute. Carl Beabout and his wife spent time with their parents as Hage and Ben Hurley appear in a fragmentary note about a ramaway with a plow and a $2002 amount.
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