Casey News Roundup From Ontario to Indiana
Abe Tripplehorn departed for Tilbury Ontario. Mrs. Frank Lucas fractured her ankle after a fall at the opera house. Oil wells near Union township push territory west. potential thirty barrels daily. W. H. Hawley, Bellair merchant, aged 90, visits Casey. Ira Neely resigns Fulton Oil Co. to manage a big northeastern Ohio gas company and move to Ashland with his family. H. H. Orr and family visit from Sikes town Missouri. Mrs. Worthyn to Oberlin College as matron. Mrs. Needler to West Virginia for home. Miss Elsie Goscott to enter Deaconess Sanitarium in Indianapolis. Mrs. C. E. Davis seeks cataract operation at Terre Haute. Dr Hing’s New Life Pills praised by Hugh Tallman of San Antonio. Mr. Craig injured by stroke while plowing but recovers. Harry Conrad visits relatives in Florida. Apple trees forecast a light crop, likely under one quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Bannet-Timea
Abe Tripplehorn
Tilbury
Ontario
Fred Bancroft
Frank Sitter
Ida Howe
Ewing Chancellor
Fred Bartlett
Marshall
Baldwin
Pure Ol’ Co
Shreveport
Frank Lucas
Opera House
Louisa Roberts
Union Township
W. H. Hawley
Bellair
Ira Neely
Fulton Oil Co
Ohio
Ashland
Commercial
H. H .Orr
Sikestown
Roberts
Worthyn
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Chas. Needler
West Virginia
Elsie Goscott
Indianapolis
Deaconess Sanitarium
C. E. Davis
Terre Haute
Local Notes From The Review and Herald Area
Miss Goldie Joseph of Marshall visits Marion Clark family this week. J T Epperson visits Indianola to see daughter Mrs Samuel Payne. Prof R Newell sought work as Material director at a normal school in Pennsylvania. Olfield Oil delay caused by a Westfield farmer lease refusal. Grant Kirkham and daughter arrive from Texas to occupy James A Derbaffer property and to host five year old high school graduation May 14 with Pres Hoge delivering the address. Class members include Jesse Watson Virgie Urch Leslie Nichol Alice Elling Bibel Goble Pearl Lee and Hutsonville. Everingham of this place was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Joseph
Marshall
Pis
Marion Clark
J. T. Epperson
Doolis
Westfield Township
Grant Kirkham
Texee
Jas. A. der- BaFretene
Pres
Hoge, Pawl
Délver
Eh Piisevén
Jesse, Watson
Virgie Urch
Leslie Nichol
Alice Elling- Bibel Goble
Pearl Lee
Cole & Cole Insurance Offer for Tornado and Fire Coverage
Local ad from Cole & Cole promoting tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property with terms and rates said to be the lowest among large companies. Contact details urged for quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Community Notes: Local Visits And Moves
Mrs H Kibby is no better. Miss Olan Kuhn spent Friday with Beulah Maurer. Otis Bell and family visited Rudolph Kuhn on Sunday. Francis Bros moved to our neighborhood again. Mrs Ed Williams of West Inion visited Harry Maurer last week. Herman and Fred Saiter spent Sunday with John Saiter at Hatton. Mr and Mrs Harry Maurer visited Mrs Hannah Leseure at West Terre Haute Friday. Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor of Oak Grove visited George Washtler here last week. Hazel Geisert, visiting her sister Mrs Alfred Junker at Blackhawk, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kibby
Olan Kuhn
Beulah Maurer
Otis Bell
Rudolph Kuhn
Francis Bros
Ed Williams
West Inion
Harry Maurer
Herman
Fred Saiter
John Saiter
Hatton
Hannah Leseure
West Terre Haute
Wm. Taylor
Oak Grove
George Washtler
Hazel Geisert
Alfred Junker
Blackhawk
Electric Bitters Against Malaria Promoted by Local Resident
The ad claims mosquitos spread malaria and typhoid, causing fever and weakness. It asserts Electric Bitters purge malaria from blood, restore appetite and strength, citing Wm Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina who says three bottles cured his malaria. Sold by Carl Taubeneck for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
Carl Taubeneck’s
POSSUM RIDGE COMMUNITY HEALTH AND HEXPORTS
Mrs Frank Reed remains ill while Mrs Lew Lowry shows slight improvement. Grandma Smitley in poor health. Gay Cunningham returns home from the north. Farmers plow ahead between rains. Dave Shotts moves to the Mat Harlow farm. Dick Wright of near Freedom recovers. Carrie and Mary Lowry resume school after their mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Possum Ridge
Frank Reed
Lew Lowry
Grandma Smitley
Gay Cunningham
Dave Shotts
Harlow Farm
Dick Wright
Near Freedom
Carrie
Mary Lowry
Oats fields poor and local notes from Homer
Homer farmers report poor oat fields and scarce gardens. Roy Romine owns 60 Jersey pigs. Lola Cleaver of Martinsville visited. Tom Husted traveled to Coatesville Indiana. Fruit growers sprayed last week. Elder Hanse administered baptism to several converts. Charley Hawkins and Dolson visited Tuesday seeking work horses. Mig Lou Beachout of Ashmore visiting relatives for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Romine
Lola Cleaver
Martinsville
Tom Husted
Coatesville
Indiana
Hanse
Charley
Hawkins
Dolson
Migs Lou’ Beachout
Ashmore
Local Notes From Clarksville and Surrounding Areas
A jumble of names and small events from nearby towns. Murphy sells cattle to Payton in Westfield. Caleb Parks builds north of Greenmoss school. School directors interviewed about drinking fountains. Virgil Turst and family visit from near Marshall. Hurst family visits son north of Marshall. Peck grandparents visit from Marshall. Snyder learns Ellen Bardin of Worthington ill. District Supt. Baker misses quarterly conference due to balking horses. Dave Montgomery to Auburn on bridge plans Mill Creek. Little plowing due to wet soil. sod ground common. George Hughes dies after long illness at 37. funeral by Rev. Prince with I O O F. Humble touts Foley Kidney Pills relief. Graduates in Marshall. four people attend. Heavy rain and cold wave slow planting. minor crop impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yioil Murphy
Aso Wemenioy
Teihe
Sperry Claypool
Payton‘ Murphy
Westfield
Caleb Parks
Greenmoss
Virgil Turst
Near Marshall
John L. Hurst
Virgil
Marshall
Joyce
Robert Peck
Emanuel Clapp
Mat Snyder
Ellen Bardin
Worthington
Ind
Rev
Baker
Clarksville
Dave Montgomery
Auburn
Committee of
Highway Commissioners
Mill Creek
George Hughes
Prince
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Local News Briefs Spotlight Community Life
Pearley Babcock reports a new buggy and a very lit corn planted last week. Mrs John Graham has been quite ill. David Hughes nears completion on a new house while carpenters work on Caleb Parks residence. Ida Babcock and daughter Mabel visited relatives near Grand View over Sunday. Sam Reelys team frightened and overturned his load near Arbuckle farm but no injuries occurred. The community mourns the death of George Hughes at Mrs Martha Ha hs home after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hughes
Caleb Parks
Ida Babcock
Mabel
Grandview
Sam Reely
Arbuckle Farm
George Hughes
Martha ‘Hah
Bucklen's Amica Salve Praises Cure By Judge
Justice B Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee sought relief for a persistent leg sore. He credits Bucklen's Amica Salve with a complete cure after doctors failed. The salve also treats burns ulcers bruises cuts and piles and costs 26 cents at Tanbeneck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklen
Local Notables Share News Of Visits And Illness
Golda Morgan is 11 with whooping cough. Emery Dodd went to West Union Saturday. Miss Golda Wells left Tuesday for a visit in Kansas City Missouri and in Kansas. Ernest Wells and wife spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Anna Bartlett. Mrs Hershel Medsker and Miss Edna Medsker spent Tuesday with relatives in West Union. Miss Cressle Barkalow a nurse from Mattoon came Thursday for a two week visit with her parents. Miss Celia Welsh hosted a social Saturday night with about 30 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Morgan
Emery Dodd
West Union
Golda Wells
Kansas City
Kansas
Ernest Wells
Anna Bartlett
Hershel Medsker
Edna Medsker
Cressle Barkalow
Mattoon
Celia Welsh
Foley Kidney Pills Benefit Claim by Canton Man
A. T. Rumler of 261 Futon Place Canton says heavy work led to kidney trouble and suffering. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring normal bladder action, removing dizzy spells, and restoring his vigor as if 20 years younger. City Drug Store sponsors the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Rumler
Futon Place
Canton
Foley
Stor
Notice in Clark County Estate Sale Case 1912
Publication in Clark County Illinois states Robert H. Brown as administrator of Green B. Houk deceased seeks order to sell Lot 4, Block 30 Archer’s 1st Addition Marshall to pay debts. Etta Hunt, non-resident defendant, is summoned to appear June 3 1912 in Marshall County Court to answer petition or face decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Clark County
Robert H. Brown
Green B. Houk
Mary Houk
William Houk
Etta Hunt
Archer
Marshall
Clack County
Marshal
Demir
Fragmented notes hint at political event and family mentions
Jumbled handwriting references names and places with possible political context. Mentions include Mary Ted and Holyde Bite with unclear actions. No clear date or outcome available.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Dr. Hing
Craig
Harry Conrad
James Conrad
New Smyrna
Florida
Homer
Mrs. Doak
Wm. Humble
Liberty St. Morris
City Drug Store
South Dolson
Pearley Babcock
John Graham
Chis
Cai
Hall’s
F. J Cheney
Theodore
Ieee Pulng Phay
Melrose
Armstrong
Robert
Elina
Mary's
Teds
Viatiea
Ates
H. M. Dewey
the Herald
Marshall Stock Farm
Diemenn
Heigh Ale
Tiful Bay
Stonewall Jackson
Gereee
Bienvenu Dukat
Pri Ae
Daniel Opituel Strop
Europe
America
Percheron Society of
France
Cee
W. L. Declow
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ae Tae
Stafford
Pope Lappe
Eer Ter
Mesa
Ah Ely Bch
Mons
Priceaaré
Biel Sa
Sano
Orbea
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