Local items recount trips and births across towns
H B Phillips left for Minneapolis on business. Mrs Ed Harreson and infant from Chicago visit relatives. Oliver Ishler returns to visit after twenty years away. Mrs Delian Lang returns from Texas visit. First National Bank stock increases from 25000 to 50000. Edith Brown and brother Lee visit Kirksville osteopathy students for summer. Hettie Butler of Warren guest of Leona Philips. Clarence Buchanan visits uncle Elmer Short. Leohr and wife visit Clay City brothers. Kemmerly goes to Bridgeport to work for Ohio Oil Co. Emrech returns home after hospital care. Wm Davis returns from Champaign to visit cousin J W Davis. Ohio Oil Co moves rig to Union township pool. Mrs M A McLaughlin praises Foley Kidney Pills after kidney and rheumatic pains. City Drug Store notes a paralysis scare. Early settler with wide acquaintance dies in Wabash valley. Axiom Conran farm well brings in over 100 barrels. Mrs Charles Cunningham dies in Annapolis after illness. survived by husband, four sons, four daughters. Ben Crow drives corn, attends good roads meeting to plan winter marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
H. B. Phillips
Minneapolis
Minn
Ed Harreson
Babe
Chicago
Oliver Ishler
Oklahoma
Delian Lang
Sedgewick
Texas
First National Bank
Edith Brown
Brother Lee
Kirksville
Banner Times
Aliss Hettie Butler
Warren
Leona Philips
Clarence Buchanan
Woodward, Okh
Elmer Short
Leohr
Clay City
Ind
Peter
Emory Leobhr
E Kemmerly
Bridgeport
Ohio Oi Co
Emrech
St Anthony Hospital
Effingham
Wm. Davis
Champaign
J. W. Davis
Johnson Township
Union Township
Wabaeh
Conran
Charles Cunningham
Annapolis
F. J Griffith
Westfield News Brief From The Review
Drilling for deep oil has started by the Ohio Oil Company with the well 200 feet down. Friday morning W F Strader suffered a light paralytic stroke. Marshall attendees included Capt. Ed Harlan C T Briscoe and Clay Cork. Oil sprinkled streets to curb dust. Visitors include J O Shuey and wife Los Angeles and L I Shuey Indianapolis. Commencement on campus featured Prof Edwin Barlow Evans of Normal, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oi! Company
W F. Strader
Ed Harlan
C. T Briscoe
Clay Cork
Marshall
J. O. Shuey
Los Angeles
Calif
L. Il
Shuey
Indianapolis
Edwin Barlow Evans
Normal, I
Westfield
Roley Kidney Pills Help Akron Woman Save on Bills
A Akron Michigan woman describes kidney pills easing illness and reducing bills. She cites relief from kidney pain and fatigue after trying a sample and then buying a full bottle at City Drug Store, saying the pills helped avoid a doctor’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Akron
Mich
City
Abe From The Herald Visits Pueblo Friends
Mr es Harry Beard of Dudley Missouri visited Pueblo with his sister Cox and friends. He spent last week in the city renewing acquaintance with local residents and enjoying a brief stay in the north part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Harry
Pueblo
Colo
Beard
Dudley
Cox
iElwain
Bucklen’s America Salve touted for burns and wounds
An advertisement touts Bucklen's America Salve as a fast healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions. It claims relief for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles and notes it is sold for 25 cents at Carl Taubeneck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Carl Taubeneck
Local Social Notes Highlight West An and Marshall Visits
Chas Beckwith was in West An on Saturday. John Reece has been employed to teach the winter term of school. Miss Jessie Hammond of Darwin is a guest of Miss Sylvia Shaffner. Miss Minnie Barkalow closed a successful term of school here Friday. Mrs. Fred Wells and children of Champaign have been visiting relatives here. Miss Myrtle Secrest of Mansfeld Ohio spent last week with relatives here. Miss Blanche Hedges was a guest of Misses Flora and Grace Newlin Thursday night. Will Medsker and wife and daughter Edna and Donald Medsker were Marshall visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Chas Winters and daughters Ruby and Cecil of Martinsville visited relatives here part of last week. Miss Ruth Curtis, guest of Miss Mabel Thompson, returned Friday to Indianapolis. Stanley Richards of Marshall and Misses Ruby and Cecil Winters of Martinsville visited our school Wednesday. Ice cream supper on parsonage lawn Thursday night June 27 for church benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Beckwith
West Anon
John Reece
Jessie Hammond
Darwin
Sylvia Shaffner
Minnie Barkalow
Fred Wells
Champaign
Myrtle Secrest
Mans- Meld
Blanche Hedges
Flora
Grace Newlin
Will Medsker
Edna
Donald Medsker
Marshall
Chas. Winters
Ruby
Cecil
Martinsville
Ruth Curtis
Mabel Thompson
Indianapolis
Stanley Richards
Cecil Winters
Erairies
Sam Haddix
Jon
Herman Prust
Terre Haute
Robert Gunn
John Edwards
Menard
Lizzie
Lesie Manhart
Gladys Prust
Ona Bartlett
West Union
Cecil Cline
J. Garwood
Thos
Haddix
Rev Shuck
Harry Forsythe
Livingston
Joe McBridge
Snyder
Edith Haddix
Edith Prust
Nell
Mary Forsythe
Lena
Hailey Forsythe
Oliver Nera
Ruth McGill
Jeff
Alvin Fraker
Earl Newman
Ruth Husted
Michigan
Ben Stevens
Jackson
Sneed
Duane Romine
Weastfield
USA
Ica
Electric Bitters Boost for a Rich Wife Myth
An advertisement portrays Electric Bitters as a cure-all for women, claiming strong nerves, bright brain, even temper, rosy complexion, restful sleep, and vitality. It markets the product as a preferred remedy and urges purchases at Carl Taubeneck for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taubeneck’s
Pleasant Hill School to Close Friday
Local notes report Webster Wyrick is ill. Pleasant Hill school will close Friday. Clyde Elliott visited over Sunday. Bert Robinson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Hall. Mrs Ben Medley of Terre Haute visited last week. Myra Dow of Marshall visited How ard Travioli and family Thursday. Grace Sneed of Marshall visits her aunt Mia. Ed Weaver and Jennie Elliott visiting cousins Hazel and Flora Elliott. Children Day held at Armstrong Sunday with a large crowd despite rain. Regent North Dakota man to visit this week with brothers Marley and Siefers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Wyrick
Pleasant Hill
Clyde Elliott
Bert Robinson
Hall
Ben Medley
Terre Haute
Myra Dow
Marshall
Howard Travioli
Grace Sneed
Mia
Ed Weaver
Jennie Elliott
Hazel
Flora El-iott
Armstrong
Regent
N. ‘Dak
J.oLit Peur Sear
Warlexi
Local notes and greetings from Marshall and Dolson area
A collection of social visits, church notices, and community updates from Marshall, Dolson Chapel, and Clarksville. Names include Sam Haddix, Herman Prust, Lizzie Manhart, Ona Bartlett, Cecil Cline, Miss Haddix, Edith Prust, Flossie Bartlett, Cora Prust, Otto Sockler, Abe Coldren, Will Lowery, Aunt Akasha Phais, Will Davis, and others. Includes weather, lectures, church events, and a police urge to move on.
Local Notes From The Community Showers Meetings And Visits
Albert Dugan has a new buggy. Mrs Eilis Nash is on the sick list. A tent meeting is in progress at Kickapoo. Dar Custis and family spent Sunday at Yale. Mrs John Geffs was in Martinsville Friday. There was a baptizing at Butter Nutt Saturday. T M Cooper's sale Friday was well attended. HR Blankenbeker of MartinsvilleIO spending a few days here. Farmers are very discouraged over the crop prospect. Cottonwood school closed Friday. an entertainment was given Friday night. Miss May Tharp of Yale spent last week with her sister, Mrs Dan Custis. Chas Blankenbeker of Woodward Okla is visiting. Verne Seaton left for Oakford Ill to represent the Success Co. Mrs John McNarlan of Norcoosee Florida is visiting. Everyone invited to basket meeting at Bennett Chapel June 30 with Evangelist H D Leach of Charleston leading.
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Blue Grass
John W. B. Hutchings
Clarksville Methodist Church
Will Lowery
Dolson Chapel
Akasha Phais
Martinsville
Sophia Montgomery
Will Davis
Grandview
Martinsylle Road
India
Methodist
Clarksville
Herald
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Geo. Millhouse
John Gleeck
Jesse Yergan
Lyman Beachout
George Hughes
Joseph Steward
James Steward
Jeff Nicholson
L. L. McFarling
Order
Ils
Rebecca
Dolson
Kickapoo
Dar Custis
Yale
John Geffs
Butternutt
T M. Cooper
Blankenbeker
Cottonwood School
May Tharp
Dan Custis
Chas. Blankenbeker
Woodward
Oklo
Verne Seaton
Oakford
Ill
Success Co
John McNarlan
Norcoosee
Florida
Bennett Chapel
H. D. Leach
Charleston
Community News Briefs From Local Towns
Mr Stagg is no better. Mrs Lew Lowry remains about the same. Walter Scott of Freedom spent Sunday with Owen Mallory. Mrs Smitley visits Mrs Amanda Mallory at Martinsville. Chas Cunningham and family visited Mr and Mrs Scott Sunday. I B McCullough and wife spent Sunday with Julius Gaines and wife Ellsworth Lowry has gone to Chrisman to visit sister Mrs Clara Mitchell. Dick Wright of Freedom, previously ill, travelled to Marshall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Freedom
Owen Mallory
Smitley
Amanda Mallory
Martinsville
Chas. Cunningham
Scott
I. B. McCullough
Julius. Gaines
Ellsworth
Lowry
Community Notes From South Dolson Area
Grandma Morgan is under the doctor's care. Bruce Spires and wife visited relatives at Wabash Saturday and Sunday. A missionary lecture at Clarkeville M E church Thursday night. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Bruce Spires
Wabash
Clarkeville M.E
Local notes and updates from the Jeff area
A compilation of short items: school closures and staffing changes, local baptisms, residents traveling and visiting relatives, a winter term teaching plan, a barn painting project, and a fire damage repair by seven linemen. Also mentions a cherry leaf issue, a regional dairy receipts figure, and a cherry tree related telegraph damage incident.
Mystery of Abyssinia Ruler Menelik Alive or Not
London correspondent reports uncertainty about King Menelik of Abyssinia. The latest traveler Lord Cranworth notes a doctor who may attend Menelik could not confirm the ruler’s status. A masked figure shown as Menelik was fully wrapped, leaving doubt about the king’s life.
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Wenelik
Abyssinia
Lord Cranworth
London
New “York
Sia
King Amenelik
Menelik
Adis
Ababaysend
Ybody
Rhead
Zai
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Jay St
LaCroes
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Foley Kidney
Foley Kidney Pills
City Drug Store
Ben Crow
West York
Hutsonville
Melrose
Dr. King
Albert Dugan
Eilis Nash
Aick
Possum Ridge
Mr. Stagg
Lew Lowry
South Dolson
Peeters
Homer
Stafford; ‘Engraving Company
Stecei
Marshall Herald
Willow Street
New Haven
Coca
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