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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1914

Page

6

Local Notes From McKeen Area Roamers

Ben Forsythe of Walnut Prairie visited McKeen Sunday. Pat Douglas and wife headed to Santa Anna California Monday. Floyd Snedeker couple toured Terre Haute Monday. Clayton Higginbotham and William Kirby worked on roads Monday. Farmers urged to use tools and push crop efforts. Ed Flowers assisting Carter Lee store during Mrs. Lee illness. Mrs. Lant Crawford of Dennison Ohio and brother plan two week Formosa Kansas visit starting Tuesday.

Ben Forsythe Walnut Prairie McKeen Pat Douglas Santa Anna California Floyd Snedeker Terre Haute Clayton Higginbotham William Kirby Ed Flowers Carter Lee Lee

Misner Improvement and Rural News From Cottonwood

Wm Misner shows marked improvement while local residents report illnesses travels and farm work. The community notes smallpox exposure, oil activity, a 97 year old death, and plans for spring tasks amid winter conditions.

Items at Dennison Chronicle Local News and Visits

Miss Edna Volkers is sick and several residents visit sick friends. A pie supper for the band is planned at Volker hall on March 28. A new eight piece string band is formed under Frank McFarland. A revival at the M E church yields nine conversions and five join the church. Various social visits occur with families in Terre Haute Farrington West Terre Haute and near Dennison.

Edna Volkers Viola Nettie Taylor Jennie Kuykendall Bertha Lee Carter Lee McKeen Bessie Weaver Jumper Terre Haute Will Kirby Frank Augustus Kansas Dennison Susie Johns Near Farrington M. E. Church South Jas. Doolittle Thomas Woolf H. Scofield Will Blackburn West Terre Haute Jerome Nickles E. C Volker Frank McFarland Alice Sears Hurley Sears California M E O H Sweitzer Sweitzer

Insurance and local notices from Marshall area

Tornado and fire insurance offered by Cole and Cole Marshall Illinois. Mrs G C Freeman improving. Mrs Godfrey Spittler recovering. Mrs George Spittler visited Sarah Nicol Sunday. George Blizzard visiting father A R Blizzard. Arthur Carpenter's sale reported as well.

G. C. Freeman Godfrey Spittler Geo. Spittler Sarah Nicol George Blizzard A. R. Blizzard Arthur Carpenter

Local residents share visits and health notes

Hall transfers with Beltz staff by Harry Wesser. Lizzie Hall with Mrs Alfred Seidel. Katy Harmon visited Belle and Lena Sweitzer, Minnie Rassner, Aunt Mary Beltz. Jennie Beltz with Ida Schaffer. Robert Sweitzer in poor health. Will Raisner family visitors. Johnnie Raisner ill with pneumonia and whooping cough. Charley Thompson family moving into Will Davidson's house. Edward Tingley and family with Harve Sweitzer.

Lizzie Hall Alfred Seidel Katy Harmon Belle Sweitzer Lena Sweitzer Minnie Rassner Jennie Beltz Ida Schaffer Robert Sweitzer Mary Beltz Will Raisner Marshall Johnnie Raisner Charley Thompson Will Davidson Edward Tingley Ernest and Raymond Clarence Tingley Harve Sweitzer

Weaver family and friends gather in Sunday visits

Sunday visits feature Ida and Edith Weaver with relatives, Several families including Sweitzers and Elliotts travel to nearby homes. The Epworth League forms with officers led by President Harry Matthew and several vice presidents, secretary Edith Weaver, and treasurer Mrs. Gwin Rutledge.

Ida Weaver Edith Weaver Mary Weaver Oliver Sweitzer Terre Haute W. P. Elliott Flora Ayan J H. Elliott Famly Marion Bertram Mrs. Robinson Dunlap Catherine Mildred Wyrick Cora Wyrick Grant Crumlin Chas. Sweitzer George Sweitzer Sweitzer Ruth Weaver Mayme Fairgrief Guy Denny Russell Weaver John Lula Eliott David Setzer Charley Stoelting Jesse Lowe Goldia Levi Dickerson Epworth League Harry Matthew Lulu, Elliott Hazel Fairgrief Gwin Rutledge Ruth Setzer

McKeen Weather Notes and Local Travels

Weather resembles spring as of 4 am. Mrs Bertha Lee shows improvement. Osborn was in Marshall on Monday. Cecil Lee visited his mother over the weekend. Russell took a trip to Terre Haute on Sunday. Otis Adams conducted business on McKeen Saturday. Miss Blanche Williams was in Terre Haute Saturday.

Bertha Lee Osborn Marshall Monay Cecil Lee Chas. Russell Terre Haute Otis Adams McKeen Blanche Williams

Local Notables and Residents Report Illness and Visits

James Hart and Mrs Ed Heart are sick. Lena Cooper 3 also ill. Abner Maring improving. Vern Davis seen in Casey Monday. Roy Galey works for Roe Fred. Lewis Spaugh in Martinsville. Ccle Bennett visited Marshall last week. Bert Dugan returned from Centralia. Frank Dehl and wife in Casey Rey Steele in Martinsville Wednesday. Lorenzo Bennett hauled in town Friday. Carl Shaffner bought items in vicinity last week.

James Hart Lena Cooper Abner Maring Vern Davis Casey Roy Galey Roe Fredek Lewis Spaugh Martinsville Ccle Bennett Marshall Bert Dugan Centralia Frank Dehl Rey Steele Lorenzo Bennett

Local Visits Reported Across Several Towns

A series of brief social notes records visits and meetings: Miss Bertha Spaugh visited Lewis Spaugh on Thursday. Tilden Crouch and son John in Martinsville Monday. Wm Smith and R B Doran in Martinsville Friday. Ott Calvert and Ova Chapman in Casey Saturday. Pete Lingafelter and son visiting relatives near Centralia. Merwin Chapman of Porterville in the vicinity Saturday. Frank and George Geffs spent Sunday with Miss Lena McNarlan. Botternutt church members cut wood Monday. Jesse Blankenbeker and Grant Weir left for Sullivan Indiana to work in the oil field. Mrs Crandall and Ada with Mrs Nora Crandall visited Riley Lingafelter Tuesday.

Wm. Misner Bessie Chapman Jesse Thompson Casey Roy Dehl Pansy Green Lena Thompson Lester Shanks Lloyd Lingafelter Jas Smith Homer Shanks Hazel Dell Lillian Green Grace Baxter Wm. McDaniel Joe Williams John Geffs Moriah Henry Hedges Noble Clinton Alta Richards North Jake Seaton Hunt City James Neibarger Ransom Deverick John Chapman Willow Creek Harrison Stevens Tinsel Cooley Robinson Olive Branch Landis Deh Cottonwood Bellair Wm. Keith Neadmore Chas. Thompson Cumberland County Ella Thompson Mow Melrose Sarah Newlin Melvin Bennett Cumberland Presbyterian Church Geo. Tyhurst Charles Tyhurst Frank Adams G. W. Hogue Deverick Bros Moonshine Bertha Spaugh Lewis Spaugh Tilden Crouch John Martinsville Wm. Smith R. B. Doran Ott Calvert Ova Chapman Pete Lingafelter Centralia Merwin Chapman Porterville Frank George Geffs Lena McNarlan Botternutt Church Jesse Blankenbeker Grant Weir Sullivan Ind Crandall Ada Nora Crandall Riley Lingafelter

Sunday Visits Reported Across Local Families

Multiple local residents spent Sunday with relatives and friends including Mina Hamilton with Amy Swope and Leo Umstott with Jake Umstott. Rev Chamness preached a farewell sermon while No. 6 school prepares to start in April with teacher Esther Chamness.

Mina Hamilton Amy Swope Clinton Weber Tom Rothrock Freda Bryan Blanch Nettleton Eva Nave Martinsville Chamness Leo Umstott Jake Umstott Keith Mort Mills Walker Elliott Everett Swope Thomas Lizzie Layton John Weber Emma Vanersdalen Martinsville Springs Esther Chamness Orvil Rockwell Irvin White Elden Graham

Martinsville News Blitz of Local Events and Obits

Sunday sunshine brought out almost all life as deputies and residents moved about. Reports include moves by M J Flenner to Bechtold block, Roebuck and McKeen shifting to Casey, and Florida trip for Bert McNary and William Houck. Funeral notices for Rev B F Kettring and Henry Ryan mark district losses. Local church services and a two-ticket political slate are noted with community schedules.

B. Waterford Sheriff Forbeck M. J. Flenner Bechtold Block South York Roebuck & McKeen Casey Bert McNary William Houck Florida Church of God Fred Warner Parker Neal Barklow Melrose Mattoon Mattoon Hospital Wiley Phillippe Orange Marshall Minn Miss Wiserman India George Spraker John Kettring Rev B. F. Kettring East St. Louis U. B. Church Terre Haute Henry Ryan M. E Rupp Ryan Thorp Geo. Greenwell John Watson Church of God Bethel C. T. Ishiler Sup Fred Williams T. Clerk Jacop Martz Chas Fasig Jne Watters C. Highways Benj. J. Blankenbeker J. P. Democratic J. W. Ennis A. Linn S. A. Taggart Homer Snyder T. J. Watson Martinsville Township

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