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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1909
Page
2
County Correspondence lists Mr Harris and family visits on Jasper street along with several residents traveling to Boulder Colorado and Hot Springs Arkansas. The city council approves $9000 in bonds for Main Street work while a railroad detective investigates a Marshall robbery.
Sunday visits at Stoy and church events map out a sequence of local calls. Westfield and Lindsey appear in multiple appearances, including Armour church attendance and residents Patsy Madigan and Chas Newlin with Coral Green visiting Westfield and Lindsey.
Miss Amy Trump spent Sunday with Edna Medsker. Golda Wells began her school at Fairview Monday. Preaching is planned here next Sunday and Sunday night. Maggie Gideon and Callie Spivy visited Golda Wells Sunday. Thompson and family spent Sunday with Alex VanFleet and wife. Rev Downey filled his appointment at White Oak Sunday and Sunday night. Golda Thompson spent last week with aunt Mrs Dell Van Fleet. Milo Baker spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hodges. B C Hastings and family returned to Terre Haute Monday. Geo Downey and grandson Ralph Adams visited Axem Spivey and family Sunday. Floe Hastings of Terre Haute visited her grandparents here from Wednesday to Friday.
Mrs. Ole Germas of East Elm Street Marshall Illinois recounts kidney illness with back and body pain and weak health. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Harlan's drug store, noting relief after days and through five boxes, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sale agents. Remember the name Donn's.
Jersey B 36688 will stand the first three days weekly at Buckner farm four miles NW of West Union and the last three at Chenoweth wagon yard Marshall Illinois in 1909. A bay 16 hands 1350 pounds sired by Jersey Wilkes and out of Blue Bell dam of Pat Rooney and Marvey. Free breeding to any mare that outpaces him. Address Ross Buckner West Union Illinois.
John Vanpelt returns home as Len Beachout spends Sunday at home. Auburn politics begin to warm. A band of travelers passed through. Half the oats crop sowing progress well. Quilt social and gabfest held midweek. Traveling man from No. 35 inquires about livery barn. Robinson visitors seek large air leases. Baptist church extends call to Rev Culp of Westfield. Mr and Mrs Macklin return from Georgetown visit. Car left on siding contains stock and household goods for Homer Champaign County.
In Mt Pleasant Austin Sweet visited his daughter in Casey Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Cunningham are the parents of a baby girl born March 15. Belle Craig hosted Carrie Patchett Mattie Fry Maude Cline Elsie and Mary Wells Sunday. Albert Huston and wife visited L T Lowery Sunday. Mrs Isade Sweet visited Casey relatives last week. A crowd attended Island Grove Sunday services and Bible class plans were discussed.
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