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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1909

Page

2

Becca Young remembered as Terre Haute area mourns

Jenny Smith of Terre Haute attends Becca Young’s funeral. Reports say Mrs. Young’s former head clerk Becca was highly esteemed by Dimeele and family. The issue also notes recruiting activity in Terre Haute, local club honors for Mrs. Wallace Young, and travel moves for several residents.

Jenny Smith Terre Haute Becca Young Meres Terre ‘Haute Casey D H ‘Snyder Wallace Young S Ward Akester H E Wilcox Birs. Young Columbus Ind Akester Marshall Mion Wilcox Omaha P. T. Peters Marie Chicago Wm Lansberry W. Etchison East Main Marshall East Mainette

Westfield News Roundup From The Review Highlights Property Sale and Local Events

Sherman Gobel sold forty acres south of Westfield to Mr Green for 200 dollars an acre. Mrs Chas Herrington travels to Charleston for appendix surgery. J S Williams pursues a new patent, while Rev Culp and wife host a farewell gathering. The septic tank topic stirs college circles. E Parcel returns from Minneapolis to tend his ailing father. Corn husking crowds grow. two cars filled. James Pipher dies after surgery in Charleston. Geo Ridgeway relocates from French Lick to a farm. Little Ben Hardin’s child dies and is buried at Butternut. Ohio Oil Co. reports a Battey lease well. Long obituary for William Lingafelter details family and faith. funeral at Willow Creek Church led by Rev Baliff.

Sherman Gobel Mr Green Chas Herrington Charleston J S Willams Terre Haute Rev. Culp E. Parcel Minneapolis Minn S N Parcel James Pipher Mr Pipher Westfield Geo. Ridgeway French Lick Ind Ben Hardin Butternut Baliff Ohio Oil Co Battey Lingafelter Wm. Lingafelter Pennsylvania Margaret Riley Licking County Ohio Illinois Better Land Margaret Bling James Lingafelter Willow Creek Church

Casey Area Sees Railway Route Talks And Local Candidate Buzz

Owen Cochenour and family travel to Ohio with L Upson and G W Lowe to review Clark gain and Casey route proposals. Casey committees raise stock subscriptions while plans for local offices circulate, and funeral services for Miss Rebecca eoines are announced. Local figures Arthur Tarman and James Enay are mentioned as treasurer and sheriff candidates amid lively county politics.

Owen Cochenour Familly Ohio Uege Rebecca Eoine Methodist Church Leo Howard C. W. Jacobs Arthur Tarman Rhch James Eansy Casey Ime If Nash

Local Notices From Hutsonville and Nearby

Ed Wright left his home in Point Marion this week for a visit. Mrs N Baker attended an event in Maryland on Wednesday. Zola Gil was tendered a birthday celebration on Saturday evening. Young people enjoyed a social at Bethany Church near Wabash. The Wabash Illinois Christian Conference sessions will be held over Sunday at the church. An Apparatus Society meeting was noted with traveling men and a train schedule mentioned.

N. Baker Mar- Fiber Spr Hae Atate Association geThe Southern Wabash Illinois Asculapian Society Fons

Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim in 19th Century Ad

An old advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and backache. It warns untreated symptoms could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes and notes the product is sold by all druggists.

Foley Bright

Moonshine and Community Notes Near Butternut

Frank Dehl hauls coal. A baby boy arrives for Grant Weir and wife. Tom Fears has a safe Thursday. He plans moving to Missouri. Rev. T C Baliff preached at Butternut Saturday and Sunday. Diphtheria scare with two cases. Frank Wells of Wayne County visits relatives and old friends.

Grant Weir Tom Fears Missouri T C Baliff Butternut Frank Wells Wayne County

Local notes from Clarksville township farm and family news

This short item lists farm movements and health notes. Robert Findley will move to the Wm Marrs farm. John Schwartz suffers heart trouble. A Virgil Hurst horse was injured by a barb wire fence. Rev T D Davis nears end of term at Clarksville Baptist church. Fred Sims travels to Alabama for relief from asthma. Henry Millhouse returns from Belfre Kansas to visit son. Mike Schwartz, supervisor, plans to move to Westfield after a public sale. Chronic rents Eva Boyer’s north township farm for fall move. Levi Claypool plans a public sale and move from the county to Mich.

Robert Findley Henry Mike Schwartz Westfield Note Chronic Eva Boyer Levi Claypool The County Mich

Halloween Parties and Visits Spotted in West Union Area

West Union residents share social visits with Mt. Carmel Terre Haute and Marshall areas. Hal loween parties draw many young and older residents to Snyder's Hall and Frank Prevo's home. Fred Crumlin and Lottie Snavely wed in Marshall and will live east side town.

Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promises Clear Eyes

Advertises Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve as a remedy to inflammation that makes eyes unattractive. Claims the product removes the inflammation and restores beauty of the eyes.

Sutherland

Death touches Abe Johnson family in Tester Haute

Seed of Mrs. Abe Johnson reports the death of her daughter Angeline Lowther of Tester Haute. The bereaved include Mrs. Lowther’s husband Eva Lowther a widow for months and several children along with Arnold Hurst of Auburn and Clara Johnson of Westfield.

Abe Johnson Angeline Lowther Tester Haute Wil Combs Mr Combs

Dr Bell’s Anti-Pain Delivers Rapid Relief

For Colle or any bowel trouble Dr Bell's Anti-Pain acts like magic, relieves almost instantly. Also good for all external pains.

Colle

Guaranteed salve for all skin diseases advertised

An old time advertisement touts Everybody Needs and Dr Bell anti septic salve as the best creamy snow white ointment for all skin diseases priced at 25 cents and sold everywhere.

Choctaw Social Notes Include Visits and Halloween Reminders

Choctaw residents report visits by Bertha Lederman and Frank Jackson with wives in Terre Haute this week. Mrs Hershel Cline visited her parents James and Mrs McCollum on Thursday. A Halloween hint and community reminders appear in the local section.

Battle Higginbotham Bertha Lederman Frank” Jackson Terre Haute Jwicinity Hallowe'en Hershel’ _ Cline James McCollum Perry Piackgon Sig Peete Nair Ieee

Local Social Notes From McKeen and Marshall

Walter Adams Swite and visiting party saw their son Joseph on Sunday. Carter Lee sold his store and home in McKeen and plans to move to Marshall. Ross Burkholder and wife with Mr and Mrs Stewart visited J Q Snedeker Sunday. Charley Caldwell is recovering after being kicked by a horse. Mrs Reena Wilson from Terre Haute visits brother Mike Malters. W H Adams and wife attended the Baptist Association at Marshall. A sizable crowd attended a box supper at Sassafras Thursday evening. Everett Hedges James Adams and Carrie Lowry spent Sunday with Nelson Campbell.

Terre Haute Mike Malters W. H. Adams Baptist Association Marshall Sassafras Everett Hedges James Adams Carrie Lowry Nelson Campbell

Melrose Social Visits Stir Neighboring Marshall Area

Mrs Milo Baker and Mrs Chas Hodges were in Marshall Tuesday. Mrs C W Cornwell and Mrs Chester Hix were in Marshall Friday. Miss Nora McNary spent Saturday and Sunday with Frank Stanfield and family. Wm Medsker and family visited his brother Charles and family of West Union Sunday. Sheridan Conklin and family and Ellwood Millis and family spent Sunday with Geo Baker and wife. Louie Trump and family of Martinsville spent Sunday with his father John Trump and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Crumlin and Marion Spivy and family spent Sunday with Wm Crumlin and family. Mrs S S Snavely and daughter Alice, and Golda Wells and brothers visited Elmer Snavely and wife Sunday. Woodford Mills, wife and little son Kenneth, of Terre Haute, spent part of last week with relatives here.

Milo Baker Chas Hodges Marshall C. W. Cornwell Chester Hix Nora McNary Frank Stanfield Wm. Medsker Charles West Union Sheridan Conklin Familly Ellwood Millis Geo, Baker Louie Trump Marinsville John Trump Fred Crumlin Marion Spivy Wm. Crumlin S. S. Snavely Alice Golda Wells Elmer Snavely Woodford Mills Kenneth Terre Haute

Woman Accuses Rival of Hate in Personal Feud

A wife describes her hostility toward a rival she cannot settle with, framing the conflict as a personal feud rather than a public issue. The remarks suggest ongoing tension and social backlash within a close circle.

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Seidle Salhainas

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