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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

4

Local notes and family items from Dolson and surrounding area

Reading through the Dolson and nearby community notes reveals a flurry of daily life: sick residents, visits between Wyrick, Kessler, Cork, and Taylor families, and a newborn girl at the Hawker home. Local movers include A E Dulaney planning to relocate to Olivergroon to operate a blacksmith shop and land transfers near the Salem church. Market details note corn at 82 cents per bushel and hogs sold to a Marshall buyer at 6.50 per hundred.

Insurance for farm and city property offered by Cole and Cole

Cole and Cole of Marshal advertise insurance on farm and city property in the strongest companies at the lowest rates. They invite written or phone inquiries for terms and coverage.

Cole & Cole, Marshal

Martinsville Area News Roundup Highlights Local Movements

Vern Hill was in Martinsville on Saturday. Easter Nash stays with Ed Nash. Farmers delivered hogs in Casey on Tuesday. John Geys and wife visited Martinsville Thursday. Glenn Neibarger started work for Chas Tyhirst. Charles Thompson bought the Nick Ooley farm. Donning hauled for Moon Shine Store this week. Chas Chapman delivered hogs at Martinsville Thursday. Guy Francis worked at Moon Shine switchboard Thursday. H. E. Davis of Standard coal oil map was in the area Tuesday. Tilden Crouch and son John delivered cattle in Martinsville Thursday. Sam Dehl went to Marshall Monday to serve on petit jury. John Melton moved from Stephen Custis farm to Kibby Wednesday. Mrs May Bennett visited relatives in Carmel Indiana the past week. Roy Dehl visited cousin Jecer son Blankenbeker at Advance last week. Mrs Nora Crandall and Mrs Lu Smith shopped in Martinsville Wednesday. Reo Bennett and wife visited his mother in law Mrs Rosey Frederick. Mr and Mrs Samuel Dehl visited son Jesse Dehl at Casey last week. Miss Elsite Holte of Terre Haute lectured on Foreign Missions at Butternutt Sunday. Friends and neighbors surprised Jesse Thompson Thursday. he went to the field as usual and returned at noon to a feast. it was his 41st birth.

Vern Hill Martinsville Easter Nash Ed Nash Casey John Geys Glenn.Neibarger Chas Tyhirst Charles Thompson Nick Ooley Donning Chapman Guy Francis H. E. Davis Standard Coal Oil Tilden Crouch John Sam Dehl Marshall John Melton Stephen Custis Kibby May Bennett Carmel Ind Roy Dehl Jecerson Blankenbeker Nora Crandall

Local Notes From Kickapoo Area This Week

Allison Bailey worked for Na then Bennett this week. Kester Bartholomew and wife visited Samuel Neidigh Sunday. Roscoe Bailey returned from work north last week. Mrs. Ella Bartholomew and son Ernest visited Grace Gross. Jesse Blankenbeker worked on a new farm near Kickapoo last week. Randall and Roy Bailey helped Perry McKinsey move to Bert Keith place near Butternutt Monday. Forest Smith and family, visiting, returned to Nashua, Montana, Wednesday.

Kickapoo Allison Bailey Nathen Bennett Kester Bartholomew Samuel Neidigh Roscoe Bailey Ella Bartholomew Ernest Grace Gross Jesse Blankenbeker Randall Bailey Roy Bailey Perry McKinsey Bert Keith Butternutt Forest Smith Nashua Montana

Local greetings as Weaver and Herring visit

Doug and Weaver visit relatives here while Homer Herring comes from Effingham on Sunday. Vern Finkbiner and Ethel Hutson also mentioned in passing.

Doug, Weaver Homer Herring Effingham Vern Finkbiner Ethel Hutson

Sunday Visits Extend Across Local Neighborhood

The ground was nearly covered in snow Sunday. Oliver Salter of Ernst spent Sunday at Will Salter's. Otto Crumlin and wife, Beulah Maurer and Floyd Shirely visited Uncle Tom Whitson Sunday. J. C. Leasure and Richard Owens of West Terre Haute visited Harry Maurer's last week. Mrs Rudolph Kuhn and daughter Anna visited Mrs Walter White of Marshall. Mrs Will Safter and son John visited John Hawker Sunday. Fred Kuhn and wife have begun housekeeping in the neighborhood.

Oliver Salter Ernst Will Salter Otto Crumlin Beulah Maurer Floyd Shirely Tom Whitson J. C. Leasure Richard Owens West Terre Haute Harry Maurer Rudolph Kuhn Anna Walter White Marshall Will Safter John John Hawker Fred Kuhn

Social Visits and Family Gatherings Reported

Mrs David Setzer and Miss Nora Stoelting visited Tuesday with Mrs Kelly. Ruth Setzer spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs Cora Bartram. Miss Louise Popp spent the latter part of last week with her sister Mrs Joe Setzer. Miss Nora Stoelting Ruth Setzer and Ben Setzer spent Saturday evening with Joe Setzer and wife. David Setzer and family entertained guests Sunday Marion Bartram and family Misses Bertha Nellie and Lillie Beltz Lula El Mott Louise Popp and Joe Setzer and family. Aletha Weaver is on the sick list. Bertha Beltz came home to spend Sunday with relatives. Plessie Irwin spent Thursday night with Lillie Beltz Hurley Welsh and family and BR and Walter Welsh and wives spent

David Setzer Nora Stoelting Kelly Ruth Setzer Cora Bartram Louise Popp Joe Setzer Ben Setzer Marion Bartram Bertha Nellie Lillie Beltz Lula el- Mott Joe’ Setzer Aletha Weaver

White House Shoes Introduce Snappy New Comfort Styles

In the tradition of White House Shoes for men and women the brand unveils two new lines. Each pair promises good form in every last with comfort built for every foot.

White House

Local Families Return to Neighborhood Home Grounds

Sunday activities highlight returning residents and visits. John Welsh and wife Mrs Molly Weaver and daughter moved back to the neighborhood. Rosa Weaver and Laura Liggett visited Della Weaver in Marshall. Will Weaver and family moved into the Hall property last week. Perry Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Clark Irwin's family.

John Welsh Molly Weaver Rosa Weaver Laura Liggett Della Weaver Marshall Will Weaver Perry Carpenter Clark Irwin

Martinsville Boomer Day and local notes

Martinsville community news with visits, illnesses, and market prices. Names include Perry Black from Parker, Samuel Wood, Wm Sinclair farm, Frank Richart of Terre Haute, Ruth Washburn, Mrs Mary Washburn, D. W. Tibbs, and many others. Hogs sell for 6.35 per hundred. poultry prices listed. Reports on church Bible classes, local church schools, and social events in York and nearby areas.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Livingston Herbert’ Wyrick Andrew Wyrick Walter Morgan Aia Fenton Fraker Ben Black Isaac Kessler Nell Medo/ Kessler John Stricker John Wyrick Lower Wabash John Roger Wm. Kessler Catherine Wryrick Armstrong John Bartrum Harry A. E. Dulaney Zintha Bartrum Stork Aaron Hawker Oliver Goon George Cork Wm. Cork Andrew Cork Mary Nickles Ben Cork Nellie Taylor Joe Johns Sunda John Taylor Nora Weiss Ernest Griffith Terre Haute Edna Montgomery Verlin Bland Tarre Ill Vickers W. D. Rollings Lincoln Griffith Eddie Weaver Eru Pearl Nicholson Perry Soughers Paris John Claypool Sperry Claypool Will John W. B. Hutchings Will Davis Newt Bean Fred Wood Petit Charles Hutchens Dave Montgomery Charles Burkett Clarence Goeckler Salem Church Dolson Dolsop Miles Hall Charles Turner Lew Welch North Side Square Illinois Boomer Perry Black Parker Samuel Wood Wm. Sinclair William Frank Garver John Andrews North Side Ruth Washburn Frank Richart Fern Hainley Mary Washburn D. W. Tibbs Indianapolis Edward Duncan Greene Wiser Charles Tarble Cleone Tom Turks Ed Green Greenup Harve Neer Jesse Ishler Capt H. Black Westfield W. H. Randall Mollie Daugherty North Washington Street Ed McNary Fred McNary Bert McNary Chicago John’ Rogers James Hall Rice Williams Jerry “Ishler Church of God Sunday Cumberland County Jacob. Heffley Central Jacob St. Louis York Clint Clark Indiana Cliff Whitman Mr. Whitman Maud Hall Mt. Olive Fannie Murphy New York the Joy Theatre Newport & Son Wabash
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