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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
8
The Big Store promotes its crowded daily departments including millinery women's suits clothing and shoe sections. It touts dependable goods with money back guarantee and a long reputation for quality and style. Easter toys are at their best and millinery displays feature pattern hats and Chicago trimmer ideas.
The Chicago Novelty Cloak Co. offers exclusive access to top suits and cloaks with 75 new suits this week. Corsets from Redfern and others range from 5 to 50 cents, and a variety of kid and fabric gloves in spring colors are available alongside new coats and shirts.
Our Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing line is complete with all sizes and shades. Known to all for its faultless fit and exclusive patterns, every man will be glad to know the selection is ready.
A catalog-like roundup presents works such as Kingdom of Slender Swords by Hallie E. Rives and Fortune Sunter by Louis Tracy alongside Son of the Immortals by L. Tracy and The Lady of Big Shanty by F. Berkley Smith. The Day of Souls by Chas. Tenney Jackson is also noted.
Local notes recount Rev English sermon in town, Harry Garver's family moving to Scofield farm, juror duty for Joe Travioli, and Sunday visits with Adams and Dulaney families. It notes school staffing for Asbury and Sassafras, a baby born to Wade Forsythe, and community scenes around Frank Tobias and Mrs. Walter Adams. It mentions bridge plans east of town and health updates including H Hagkins funeral, with local officials and election ticket details.
Ford Thompson is sick and a new baby girl arrived at his home on Saturday. Myrtle Hedges returned home Saturday. Bert Graham and wife welcomed a baby boy. Mrs. Frank Stanfield visited her sister Nell Hix on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chas Hodges spent Sunday with Ford Thompson and wife. Rev Chester Hix moved into the Carl Shaffner property last Tuesday. Ross Barkalow and Herachel Medsker attended the Union play Saturday night. Mrs Leah Shaffner visited with daughter Anna Bartlett of Ohio last week and returned home Friday taking her mother with her.
Good paying lumber yard in thriving town. First class home four blocks out on E Main St eight rooms. Eight room brick residence and ground for two more residences two blocks from courthouse. Vacant ground near square a bargain. Restaurant stock and business in Marshall at a bargain. Six room house in Casey. Farms 18 cents an acre seven miles northwest of Marshall with new buildings $75 per acre. 100 acres six miles west of Marshall for $5000. 223 acres in Crawford County with six room house. More farms available with immediate possession.
The note card covers residents Lloyd Baxter Arthur Floyd Herschel Hardway Ham Hamilton Tilden Crouch and spouses in Martinsville and Butternutt teaching plans Walter Perry work for Lorenzo Bennett. It mentions a Cottonwood school final exam and a Republican township convention nominating John Gefts Chast Rockwell Arthur Swope Herbert Lindsey Robt Chaps for local offices.
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