Casey left on Monday for South Dakota and more
Local notes list many residents traveling or visiting others including Lu Smith heading to work in ean, Jamie McKeever on an extended California trip, Mrs. Mary Miller’s passing and burial arrangements, and various departures for Chicago, Indianapolis, Littleton, and other points.
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Casey
Sagt
South Dakota
Ein
Lu Smith
Ean
Seers. Cook
Chattanooga
Tenn
G.B. MacDonell
Laen
The
Maccabees
Jamie McKeever
Calif“Rebnia
Charlie Abraham
Chicago
Mr. Abraham
Berto
Lada Williams
Majestic Theater
Ain Sumner Bowman
Mary Miller
Kankakee Asylum
Long Point
Pety
Civie “Hetigne
Sanner Times
James Nash
Cincy Oali
G. W. Robinson
Salem
Indu
Drum Cilough
HD. Canfield
George Hyde Hartje
Helen Tharp
Hes
Callahan
Littleton
Colo
Funk
Indianapolis
Costs and Movements During a Small Town Week
George Chittenden received a new spray automobile last Thursday. Ey PoHard, the restaurant man, traded for the Westfield Hotel. Eric Brown of Oklahoma visited his mother Mrs. Kate Miller this week. A. Aptly and George Collins were in Marshall Friday. Claude Irwin of Chicago and Ireda of Longview were here this week. Mrs. W. E. Ernst and children visiting Mrs. L. J. Hays as the family plans move to Hed. A relative died Tuesday from a paralytic stroke. St. Patrick's Day social at the college gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge Chittenden
Soray
PoHard
Phas
Westfield
Eric Brown
Oklahoma
Kate Miller
Hn. A. Aptly
George Collins
Marshall
Claude
Irwin
Chicago
Ireda
Longview
W. E. Ernst
L. J. Hays
Hed
Juiithe College
Gymtagum
Local notes and incidents from the week
A light week with oats sown, many birthday parties, and Mrs. Stratton listed as sick. Tom Shaffner sold six pups for $18. A potential pear crop is expected. Coal cars removed from the siding last Saturday. C H Flannery’s horse ruptured a blood vessel while hauling corn. Harry Beachout resigned in Chicago and returned home. The tower flue burned out last week warming the area. Drilling for coal on the east side remains uncertain. Train No 24 and 26 to be discontinued and a New York to Kansas City through train advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stratton
Tom Shaffner
C H Flannery
Harry Beachout
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Local Notes From Terre Haute And Nearby
Wm Decker traveled to Terre Haute on business Monday. Numerous locals in Terre Haute and nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives and handling errands. Notices include burials, reunions, and job updates as residents return home and continue daily tasks.
Local notes from Marshall and area residents
Mary Burkett has mumps while Mrs. Nick Read spent Tuesday with Marshall relatives. The Arnold Hurst farm hosts a colt drill. Mrs. May Shade of Marshall visited relatives last week. John and Willie Stephen visit grandparents Tilman Linston and wife. Len Besbout of Terre Haute came Sunday to see aunt Mrs. Lillie Pittenger. Mrs. Garett Burkett’s friends helped quilt. Sparks from a train set fire to three stacks belonging to Robert Hurst last Wednesday. Wink Hurst’s house fire was spotted before major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burkett
Nick Read
Marshall
Arnold Hurst
May Shade
John
Willie Stephen
Tilman Linston
Len Besbout
Terre Haute
Lillie Pittenger
Martinsville Social Notes and Local Farm Movements
Jud Bowen and Martin Dehl visited Martinsville on Saturday while Miss Elsie Bennett and Frank Booth also appeared in the area. Henry Smith rents the Wm Conklin farm. C B Cooper and family moved back to their farm. Morrison Co drill on Mrs Cooley farm. Elder I G Lamb of Nevins preaches at Bennett Chapel first Sunday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Bowen
Martinsville
Arthur Martin
Grant Weir
Elsie Bennett
Henry Smith
Wm. Conklin
Zoar
C. BE
Cooper
Morrison & Co
Feats of Marksmanship by Captain Bogardus and Dr Carver
The article recalls a postwar shooting era, noting Captain Bogardus and Dr. Carver as top marksmen. A $1000 bet against $100 on a world champion hitting a hundred consecutive birds frames claims of skill, with details on gun, load, and shell loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardus
Dr. Carver
Vothycyfextants
Mursdge
Euch
York
Wasteful Pranks and Fakes Crowd Gilded Markets
A discussion on marriage signaling and licensing for courting unfolds with humorous proposals to display “Beware I am married” signs and require singles to prove their status. The piece critiques servant labor unions, art fakery, and the frauds of shoddy goods caressed by European swindling, noting Morgan’s losses and the persistence of counterfeit masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walved
Aires
Swain
Jook
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West Union
Emory
Floy Shields
James Shields
Hutsonville High School
Abia Jane Hand
Quaker Lane
Hutsonville
E. C. Moody
Little Son
St. Louis
W. A Pleasant
Harve Roger
Ohio
J C Stoner
Mggle Mundorf
John Hawker
Everett White
John Spangler
George Washler
Wm. Taylor
Oak Grove
Welt
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Homer
West York
Wm. Decker
Marshal Nidey
Mt Carmel
W OD Hand
Draper Cemetery
Cade Hinman
Mell Burner
Annapolis
Chas Buckner
David Maddox
Robert Bailiff
Everett Clark
Legs Lindley
Jet Drake
Guy F. Smith
Newman II
Otor Car Co
John Thoman
St. Paul
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Onan Micketet
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Fred Welland
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Pat Paris
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Parry Johnson
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Miller
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Maurer
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Henry W. Pike
Paris
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America
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