Martinsville Notes and Local Docket Headlines
Martinsville news items report illnesses and recoveries, births and deaths, church events, and community movements. Notables include Mrs. Meeker returning from Hutsonville, Ed Clark visiting Kickapoo, and the organ recital at Bethel Church by Prof. Fellers. Also covered are a March 22 23 stock show, a funeral for Eli Leffler, and township political nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Chas. Armstrong
Wil Handley
Melrose
John Lawrence
J. H. Seaton
Johnson
Arthur Meeker
Hutsonville
John Taggart
West Union
Mathias Taggart
Ed Clark
Buda
Inl
John Perine
Kickapoo
Charles McIntosh
McCutchings
Ed McNary
Florida
South York Street
Bethel Church
Fellers
Chicago
J. R. Brown
Defiance
Christian Church
S R. Brown
Rupp
Susan
Jonathan M
Mary C Ellington
Orange Township
Clark County
M E
James Kelly
Ruth
Robert
Harriet
Lillian
Irene
Oscar Sloan
Susie
Mr. Clark
St. Paul Church
St Paul
Changeable Weather Brings New Health Claims
The notice touts Foley's remedy claiming to heal inflamed air passages and relieve coughing breathing issues amid weather changes. It markets a male and reliable family medicine that allegedly eases congestion and coughs in various conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s
Breatt
Local social notes and train record from the region
The excerpt lists neighborhood figures visiting relatives and working shifts, a planned mule buyer from Putnam, a Dexter couple’s weekend at home, a public sale due to ill health, a dinner event for twenty, and a 26 coach No. 8 train described as the longest passenger train yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brosman
Marshall
D C. Cleaver
Mr Walters
Greenup
Homer Tower
Dell
Patchett
Murdock
Amanda Snider
Missouri
Putnam
Thomas Husted
Dexter
Sam Morgan
James Elam
Sunday Socials Tie Neighbors Across a Lake Region
Clyde Elliott spent Sunday with Fred Shirely. Emma Lindsay had dinner with Lila Wyrick. Robert Wyrick and family visited James Liggett. Plessie Irwin and Flora Elliott were guests of Laura Liggett. Setzer family and Harry with Levi Dickerson. George Burkholder and Edith visited Doug Halil. Mrs. Harry Wyrick and Sally Wyrick celebrated with Mrs. Levi Miller. Clarence Barkley and others dined with Rosa Weaver. Fletcher Harrington, visiting Mrs. Frank Henderson, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Elliott
Fred Shirely
Emma Lindsay
Lila Wyrick
Robert Wyrick
James Liggett
Plessie Irwin
Flora Elliott
Laura Liggett
David Setzer
Harry
Levi Dickerson
George Burkholder
Edith
Doug Halil
Oliver
Harry Wyrick
Sally Wyrick
Levi Miller
Clarence Barkley
Fred Beltz
Della Weaver
Hazel Elliott
Rosa Weaver
Fletcher Harrington
Conlogue
Frank Henderson
Deverick Dies Near Town Aged 62
Local notice reports WW Ef Deverick of the area four miles north of town died Sunday, aged about 62 years. The item mentions SVeyne Smaller arriving from Greekvills Indiana and visits with Mrs India Sanford, D 5, while Lea and wife plan travels to St Petersburg Florida for a club meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Quinn
Indianapolis
Flint
Hazel Dell
Hattie Livingston
Jacob Livingston
Earl Orr
Piggott
Ark
Mary Orr
Advance
T. J. Staley
Terre Haute
Casey
Samuel Emery
Ef. Deverick
Sveyne Smaller
Greekvills
Ind
India Sanford
Lea
St. Pedersburg
Fla
Marriages and travel notes from Hutsonville Herald
Ben Coppage left Hutsonville for Medelia Minnesota for the summer. Charles Howerton aged 28 and Vera Handley aged 20 wed quietly at West Union. Lester Guyer and Essie Guyer depart Hutsonville for Medelia to start new home. Fay Bryan 23 and W B Mast wed at West York at Rev Bailiff's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Coppage
Medelia
Minn
Charles Howerton
Vera Handley
Thomas Wheeler
West Union
Lester Guyer
Essie
Fay Bryan
Fred Bryan
Annapolis
W. B Mast
T. C
West York
Death of David Bailey noted in Westfield area
Westfield reports the death of David Bailey of Tuscola, a former Westfield College student from 1868. Prof. W. R. Shuey attended the funeral in Tuscola, and local residents hosted visitors from Charleston, Oxford, and Marshall. Bruff Vanscoyk sails for Ames for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bailey
Tuscola
Westfield College
W. R. Shuey
Edna Shuey
C. A. Shuey
Charleston
M. R. Baer
Oxford
Harold Bright
Marshall
Bruff Vanscoyk
Ames
Iowa
Sheriff's Sale Notice In Clark County Illinois 1916
By virtue of a special execution issued from the Clark County Circuit Court the sheriff announces a public auction of an undivided 328ths interest in the northwest quarter of section 21 town 10N range 11W Clark County Illinois. The sale is set for Saturday April 8 1916 at 1 pm at the east door of the Marshall Illinois courthouse. Proceeds go to Marshall G. Lee against Jerome L Gallatin and Arthur Gallatin. Judge J W Wallace Sheriff. Wm T Hollenbeck Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Ilinois
Jerome L. Gallatin
Arthur Gallatin
Marshall G. Lee
Range
Illinois
Jeroma L. Gallatin
Marshall
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ROYAL
Dolson
Mat Snyder
Alfred
Cleo Marrs
Westfield
John L. Hurst
Eli Leffler
Clara Anderson
Frank Hornbrook
Charles Buckler
Sherman Walters
Charles Burnsides
Marshal
Mr. Mason
Len Elledge
Turner
Burnsides
Wm. Walters
James Stinson
Calvin Bardin
Oda Marrs
Clarksville
Emanuel Moore
Cal Boyer
Mr. Marrs
Clarence Fox
Arbogast
Mr. Moore
Chas. Fitzgarrald
Chas. Boyer
Jesse Hurst
Boyer
Bruce Daughhettee
Hurst
Ben Duran
Oakland
Roe Davis
Pearl Nicholson
Sperry Claypool
Sidey
Mr. Bardin
Clarence Hughes
Kansas
Fred Wood
Harwood
Breedloves
Wm Hendrix
Charles Weber
Diana Murphy
Homer
Armstrong
Caley
the Herald
The
Review
J. W. Wallace
Clark Co
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
York
Reece Pritchard
Howard Jackson
Ben Lubinhauser
M. P
Harry Stricklett
Iba Homs
Pearl Nichols
Scotalia
Harry Throop
John
E. Dulaney Bank
Marshall, Illinois
E'T,ou
Sunkist
New York
Dolla
North Side Square
Terre Haute Daily Star
Marshall Weekly Herald
O. B
Toledo
A. Shawler
Wew Wrest Union
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