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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

4

Neigh Clag Ed Visitors and Local News Notes

Milo Sims of Chicago visits home folks. Jay Harington of Lawrenceville spent Sunday with parents. Mrs. Robert Bennett of Indianapolis visits friends here. Mrs. Emma Layton travels to Windsor for 2 or 3 weeks. D. N. Standfield of Crawfordsville visits grandfather Mart Newlin. Be Smith buys part of Alvina Layton’s property to build a residence. Rain reduced attendance at ice cream social. Children’s Day services at M. E. church well attended. Mrs. Mart Newlin overcome by heat but recovered.

Milo Sims Chicago Jay Harington Lawrenceville Robert Bennett Indianapolis Emma Layton Windsor D. N. Standfield Crawfordsville Mart Newlin Be Smith Atrg Alvina Layton M. E

Rain Elevates South Dolson Wheat Harvest Pace

Wheat and rye cutting continues as South Dolson farmers report a welcomed rain Saturday evening. Several residents made weekend trips to nearby towns while others attended local events. A new daughter joins Frank Hornbrook and wife, with services planned at Clarksville M E Church on June 29.

Charles Wieland Bruce Spires Harry Harbor Terre Haute Frank Hornbrook M. E Clarksville Wm. Davis John Hurst Harry Hate Johnson Westfield

Read's Garage In Town Car Checkup Suggested

When in town, drive your car into Reads garage for a careful inspection and service check.

Read

Local Visitors and Weekend Gatherings Highlight Community

Terre Haute residents Ben Medley and family spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Mamie Fairgrief and Lila Wyrick visited Cora Wyrick. Mrs. Nina Chaffee of Chicago is visiting relatives in the neighborhood. Misses Hazel Fairgrief Lula Elliott Anna Snedeker and Clifford Carpenter spent Sunday with Harry and Alice Mathew. Clarence Liggett returned home Saturday after a visit with relatives. Mrs. Nora Liggett spent Friday night with her sister. Airs James Weaver.

Ben Medley Terre Haute Mamie Fairgrief Lila Wyrick Cora Wyrick Nina Chaffee Chicago Hazel Fairgrief Lula El‘ott Anna Snedeker Clifford Carpenter Harry Alice Mathew Clarence Liggett

Verg Hurst Family Visits Grandparents Amid Town News

Verg Hurst and his wife of Rabbit Ridge visited his parents John L Hurst and Joice, while Joice and Robert Peck of Marshall visited grandparents Emanuel Clapp and wife and great aunts Blanche Montgomery and Mr. M M Miller Russell the youngest son suffered a Sunday arm fracture and wrist injury. Mrs Dora Clapp obituary noted in another column. Phlashé Grover mentioned with Chas.

Verg Hurst Dora Clapp Phlashé Grover Chas

Ice Cream Social and Tractor Event At Dolson Chapel

Local notice describes Ber Boyer preparing for a community ice cream social at Dolson Chapel next Saturday night to raise funds for church repairs. The event features a traction engine with five disc harrows and promises attendance for those who enjoy ice cream or not. also mentions visits by Charles Burnsides, Mrs. Magic Robinson and Ida, and funeral attendance for Mrs. Dora Clapp.

Ergraph YS Ber Boyer Gocal Dolson Chapel Charles Burnsides West Union A. L Magic Robinson Ida Kansas Sophia Montgomery E. S. Combs Decatur Clarice Leffler Indianapolis Dora Clapp

Community Notes From Possum Ridge and Vicinity

Jess Atkins and wife spent Sunday at Tyne Cunningham's. Carrie Lowry returned from Terre Haute last week. Leonard Washburn owns a new buggy. Alta and Nellie Tapscott of Oak Grove visited Mrs. Elizabeth Wright in Freedom over Sunday. Emma Waymire of Chrisman visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Sweet, Sunday. A fine rain blessed the vicinity Saturday evening. Freedom children services drew a good crowd Sunday evening. Elzia Mallory and Will Cunningham visited Casey Saturday evening.

Jess Atkins Tyne Cunninghham Carrie Lowry Terre Haute Leonard Washburn Alta Nellie Tapscott Oak Grove Elizabeth Wright Freedom Emma Waymire Chrisman Morgan Sweet

Moonshine Line to Martinsville Construction Near

The telephone line from Oblong to Martinsville is being built through this vicinity. Ladies will clean Bennett Chapel and men the graveyard Thursday. Eld W G Roberts of Kemp will hold an all day meeting at Bennett Chapel Sunday. Martin Dehl delivered hogs at Yale the past week. Shepley Bros of Terre Haute bought cattle here last week. Wm Cumberland and family visit Oscar Deverick in Cumberland County. Stephen Custis and W O Doran delivered sheep in Martinsville last week. Dan Custis and family visited John Geff Sunday.

Oblong Martinsville Bennett Chapel Eld W G Roberts Kemp Martin Dehl Yale Shepley Bros Terre Haute Wm. Cumberland and Cumberland County Oscar Deverick Stephen Custis W O Doran Dan Custis John Geff

Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA observed in Clinton and Marshall visits

Local notices list visits and gatherings among families in Clinton Indiana and nearby Marshall. Names such as Bell Shorter Minnie Raisner Jennie Beltz Dan Sweitzer Ed Henbest and Edward Tingley appear with Sunday Monday and Friday meetups and kinship visits across several households.

Bell Shorter Clinton Ind Minnie Raisner A. J. Beltz R J. Francis Indiana Dan Sweitzer Lewis Finkbiner Jennie Beltz Ed Henbest Marshall Samuel Charles Tingley Emma Pearce Edward, Tingley Wm. Raisner Clyde Charles Raisner Perry Lowe Dan Stover Sarah Spangenburg Herman Beltz Near West Union Ed Raisner Katy Harmon Mary Beltz Ed Cummins Robert Sweitzer

Effingham Sunday trip and bridge work update

Fragmentary notes report Seth Husted visiting Effingham Sunday and mention that concrete abutments are ready for a new bridge. Other lines note a school drinking fountain contract and a broken rail found by Operator Newman. A small neighborhood sold about 200 aheoep. A fire touched Ax tresses burning weeds last week. Parties were here Friday.

Seth Husted Effingham Newman

Local Farm News and Social Notes From The County

Buyers seek several car loads of yearling steers at the county sale. Walls Brosman and D C Cleaver hauled lumber from Casey Saturday. The fair association committee met Saturday night and Sunday to oversee crops. Frank Geislitt reported measles. Harry Maurer and family and Mrs Hannah Leseure visited Ira Hunt's family at Baggs. Mantha White remains ill. Walter White and family went to Cleveland Ohio to visit his parents. Charles Switzer's family joined John Hawker Friday evening. Otis Bell and wife were in Terre Haute Saturday. William Salter and wife visited John Salter at Ernst Sunday.

I’m Coon Walls É Brosman D. C. Cleaver Casey the Fair Association Asinghet Frank Geislitt Harry Maurer Hannah Leseure Ira Hunt Baggs Mantha White Walter White Cleveland Ohio Charles Switzer John Hawker Otis Bell Terre Haute William Salter John Salter Ernst

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Marshall Notes

Mrs. H C Grisham entertained Mrs. Mary Jones of Independence and other guests including Mrs. Aaron Jones and the Wrights Friday. Clifford Hodson visited his parents in Harrisburg last week. Will English is building a new barn. J W Lewis improved his country home. Fred Kallansa visited John Ashworth in McClure. Fine showers visit the section as garden work resumes. Mrs Hugh Reynolds of Marshall visited Wednesday. Robi English, Fred Berner and families visited Chas Macke. Opal Elston of Marshall visited Bess Landers. Clarence Wright of Chrisman spent the weekend with his parents. Cecile Smitley hosted a young people party. Charles Smitley and wife attended Grace Tingley’s wedding in Terre Haute. Noah Landers and family of Newton will return to Marshall soon. Clarence Wright visited A P Fawley Sunday.

H. C. Grisham Mary Jones Independence Kansas Aaron Jones Alma Phoebe Wright Marshall Nathan Wright Clifford Hodson Harrisburg Robert Hodson Will English J.W. Lewis Fred Kallansa John Ashworth McClure Hugh Reynolds John Alvey Robi Fred Berner Chas Macke Opal Elston Bess Landers Clarence Wright Chrisman Cecile Smitley

Martinsville Fair Notes Amid Market Talk and Visits

Weather and roads bog down on a busy Martinsville update. The piece lists visitors including Miss Ruby Winters in Kansas and Mrs Nellie Paxton in Isa bell, along with local residents like Henry Athey and son, James Howerton, and Comrade Granville Freeman. It notes rain relief, crop troubles with oats and meadows, and community events such as Children's Day exercises and a B Y P U ice cream supper.

Nellie Paxton Isabell Henry Athey and Son Oklahoma James Howerton Melrose W. H. Doak Casey Granville Freeman Alright Tarman Marshall

Notice to Sell Covered Bridge on National Road

Sealed bids will be received for the purchase of the covered bridge over East Mill Creek on the National Road until 2 pm July 2 1913. Sale at City Hall Marshall at 2 pm. Bids to be filed with Town Clerk. Bridge to be removed within 15 days. Right to reject bids reserved. Ernest Adams Town Clerk.

East Mill Creek Marshall Ernest Adams Marshall Township

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West York South Dolson Olson Possum Ridge Elzia Mallory Will Cunningham Fletcher Castoria Homer Charles Smitley Grace Tingley Noah Landers Newton A P. Fawley Martinsville Wood Ruby Winters Levi Wells Randall Street Mable Fasig Oxford George Pulver Patterson Oil Gang Robinson Darinday Ryan Gertie Maud Johnson Esther Sanders James Tiples Clark Heing Aventas Resoes Grocer City Phone J.a.morton North Side Square Marshall, NL Keifer’s Poultry Gloversville Keifer Drug Co Mlinois Keifer Eal Eugene D. Scribner Move Bubeck & Gallagher Grover & Selby Shoes Douglas M. Grabenheimer Irvin Rogers, Agt Illinois West Main
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