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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1909

Page

2

Long County Notes Report Local Appointments and Death

County correspondence from Commercial and Banner Times notes a bugler discharged after service. property sales and railroad sale plans. local visits of residents to Altamont and Parkersburg. the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Caruthers at 60. automobile purchases and repairs. paving work on Jasper avenue. Zemo eczema remedy agency. oilfield and Westfield area updates. many Casey Westfield Martinsville and Cleone mentions. Ohio Oil Co. relocates tanks at Hollis base.

Fe Ceaenen Banner Times

I O O celebrates ninety years with lodge turnout

The 90th anniversary of the I O O F founding was celebrated Monday night in a large hall filled with lodge members and families. Elder M Moffett closes his Richwoods ministry to travel among churches in Ohio Virginia and the Western states later this year. N P Daughhetee finishes foundation work for a new home on his Parker township farm. A Rider to complete concrete and basement for an eight room house south of the college. Charles Stewart arrested for bootlegging and running a gambling den at Flat Rock. Cy Hurst noted after assets loss.

Lodge M . Moffett Richwoods Ohio Virginia N. P. Daughhetee Parker Township A. Rider Charles Stewart Flat Rock Chas. Stewart

Local social notes from Marshall area events and church activities

Walter Adams builds a barn as Vern Travior improves cattle and market sales occur Friday. Laura Ingle of Marshall visits family while Floyd Tobias relatives from Terre Haute spend Sunday. Epworth League plans a May 15 entertainment at Asbury church. Tom Lacy serves in Sabbath school and league. Marshall visitors, dinners, and Sunday gatherings involve J Q Snedeker and Adams families. Sunday school convention at Asbury reports enthusiastic speakers and singing. J Q Baedeker elected township president for the coming year.

Vern Travior James Adams Floyd Tobias Laura Ingle Marshall Terre Haute Epworth League Asbury Church

May Day Notes From Our Community

Saturday was fine. Seth Husted planted corn Friday. Car repairers were here Wednesday at work. Frank Craig lost two colts and a work horse. Attorney Husted from Terre Haute Monday. Mrs. Jack Shaffner very poorly with tuberculosis. Saw one farmer marketing his roos ter crop, only fifteen. Five boys at prayer meeting Wednesday evening. W F Romines grandchildren were down from Westfield last week. Miss Blanche Wytick of Wabash township spent over Sunday with relatives. Late cold wave did not injure fruit crop seriously. Last week's high wind toppled a Baptist church stove flue.

Frank Craig Terre Haute Jack Shaffner Romines Westfield Blanche Wytick Wabash Township

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health and Strength

If you want to feel well take Foley's Kidney Remedy. It tones up the kidneys and bladder purifies the blood and restores health and strength. Pleasant to take and contains no harmful drugs. Why not commence today. Kelfer's drug store.

Foley Kelfer

Nearby residents attend events and mourn Mrs Ina Murphy

Hazel Myres spent Thursday night with Fairy Johnson while Grandma Murphy died Monday after a lingering illness. James Flickner and wife from near Paris visited Bruce Gilbert on Tuesday. Mrs Harry Findley stayed with her mother Mrs Geo Freden berger of Marshall all week. Dan Gilbert and wife of West York attended Mrs Ina Murphy's funeral Tuesday and visited friends. Mrs Frank Sternetwald and her little daughter Lois went to Casey Tuesday after staying several weeks with her mother Mrs Ben Veach.

Hazel Myres Fairy Johnson Grandma Murphy James Flickner Near Paris Bruce Gilbert Harry Findley Geo Fredenberger Marshall Dan Gilbert West York Ina Murphy Frank Sternetwald Lois Casey Spef Ben Veach

Remarkable claims on vitality and age in Kentucky anecdote

James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky asserts he feels like a sixteen year old after six bottles of Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with easing thirty years of kidney trouble and extols its benefits for elderly or frail people. Available for 50 cents at Robt Prewett's drug store.

Wm Parr England James Wright Spurlock

Local notes and family visits in Clarksville area

Mrs Laura Clapp and daughter Mrs Blanche Montgomery visited Maud Peck in Marshall last Friday. Este Peck, who recently fell and broke his arm, is recovering. Mrs H L Murphy of Pleasant Grove was buried in Clarksville cemetery last Tuesday. Rain and cold wind delayed farming. one man planted ten acres in snow. John Deye of Goldwin suffered a long ulcer, doctors billed over 400 dollars until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. 25 cents at Robt Prewett’s drug store.

Cep Laura Clapp Shy Blanche Montgomery Maud Peck Marshall Este Peck H.l Murphy Pleasant Grove Clarksville James Downs Daisy Downs Hughes John Deye Goldwin Mich Bucklen Prewett

Local visitors and church notes from Marshall area

Mrs J A Batson visited Marshall on Wednesday. Mrs Fred Montgomery spent Monday in West Terre Haute. Several from here attended the Sunday school convention at Asbury. Rev Sizemore spoke at Advent Church Sunday night. A C Beamer of Casey, teaching here, spent weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Otto Ray and children of Farmersburg visited Mr and Mrs James Medley part of last week.

J. A. Batson Marshall Fred Montgomery West Terre Haute Asbury Sizemore A. C. Beamer Casey Otto Ray Farmersburg Ind James Medley

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted At Local Drugstore

An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a superior laxative tonic that tones the stomach liver and kidneys purifies the blood strengthens nerves and cures constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria. Available at Robt Prewett's drug store.

Marshall visitors attend baptizing and services plan

Austin Sweet Sr conducted business in Marshall Friday. Attendees from here joined the Freedom Sunday baptism. Mrs. Cline and three Marshall children visited Miss Kile, the nurse caring Rueben Tingley, who returned to Terre Haute Thursday. Rev. J A Sweet and Rev. Ira Murphy will conduct services on May dates. Robi Wright led local exercises last Thursday. Emma Sweet to lead next Thursday.

Austin Sweet Marshall Freedom Wm. Cline Geo. Cline Kile Rueben Tingley Terre Haute J. A. Sweet

Final Report on John B Scholfield City Treasurer Marshall Ill

Final report details disbursements by John B Scholfield city treasurer Marshall Illinois. Includes mayoral salary aldermen city attorney city marshal deputy city clerk city treasurer and various side expenses with specific figures and itemized entries.

John B. Scholfield Marshall Ill City Treas Same

Horses Die And Other Local Incidents From Last Week

One of Robert Anderson's horses died last week and Tom Davice's work horse died Sunday night. A tramp in showy attire appeared as usual. Fred Schwartz was dynamizing stamps for Dave Montgomery last Wednesday. Bruce Gilbert was hired for Green Moss school's coming winter term. John Heimer was badly disabled after being kicked by a horse last week. Homer residents visited John Harmers and family Sunday.

Robert Anderson Tom Davice Fred Schwartz Dave Montgomery Bruce Gilbert Green Moss John Heimer Ed Beachout Daisy Homer John Harmers

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