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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

4

Marshall and surrounding residents visit area noted

A list of local visitors includes Mrs John Taggert and Mrs Anna Colvin in Marshall, William Lucas from Casey, Rev E B Timmons in Evansville, Mrs Jessie Mundy and baby in Robinson, Mrs Posey Rush from Hutsonville, Dr John Weir and wife from Marshall, Miss Bertha Drake from Yale area, and Rev Mr Coleman from Springfield Tennessee. Out of town guests at Hallowe en party in Snyder s Hall included Bertha Drake Rachel Lee Betha Cox Olen Clements Arley Curtis Everett Taubeneck Waldo Frances and Roy Dickerson. Bruce Gardner dies in Billings after funeral in Pueblo.

John Taggert Marshall Anna M. Colvin William Lucas Casey E. B. Timmons Evansville Ind Jessie Mundy Baby Robinson Posey Rush Hutsonville John Weir Bertha Drake Yale Daisy Metcalf Martinsville Rachel Lee Betha Cox Sheridan, Ind Messrs Olen Clements Champaign Arley Curtis Charleston Everett Taubeneck Waldo Frances Lawrenceville Roy Dickerson Adam Gardner Pueblo Colo Bruce Billings Mont York Township John B Margery A. Gardner

Protracted meetings and family building noted in local notices

Wm Miller of Neoga visited relatives last week. Churches at Dolson Chapel and Shilo A B closed or continued with Rev Moore and Rev Potterfield. New houses and barns rise as fall building continues. Residents and visitors share Sunday gatherings and rural social visits.

Wm Miller Neoga George Claypool Murphy Brothers Dolson Chapel Moore Marsh Marshalltown Iowa Salem Shilo A. B Potterfield Tyler Newt Bean Elisha Claypool George Hurst Len Kirby Clifford Turner Will Sidey James Fowler

Local residents travel and visits noted

A number travel north to husk corn. Gilman Noyes left Saturday for his Arkansas home. Mrs. Allie Bennett of the west aide was a Tuesday caller. Dave Lutz agteed down from Clarksville Wednesday. Ray Gallatin carries the mall while No. 7 takes a vacation.

Gilman Noyes Arkansas Allie Bennett The West Aide Dave Lutz Clarksville Ray Gallatin No. 7

Local Social Notes and Area Sports Schedule

Mrs. Alvina Layton visits relatives in Terre Haute and several area residents are noted visiting kin. Hutsonville beats West York in a basketball game. Albert Newlin graduates in Terre Haute. Elder Bennett preaches at Christ Church. A basketball game with Annapolis was held locally. Mrs. Riggs visits sick brother James Howerton in Winfield Kansas.

Alvina Layton Terre Haute Thomas Apgar John Lindley Guy F. Smith Eldorado Bruce Gilbert Paris Ifn ME John Clow Whitaker Hutsonville West York Albert Newlin H. Marshall Indianapolis

Local residents visit Martinsville area events and travels

A stream of visitors and residents are mentioned with multiple names from Orange Round Grove and other towns visiting Martinsville on various days. The notes include shopping trips business visits and travel to Paragould Ark Watson Ill Kansas and Oklahoma. A Church of God Bethel evangelist meeting is planned and a freight car accident occurred at the National Road crossing east of the city with no damage reported.

Dan Cooper Orange Sam Amstott Harve Hurst Rice Umbarger Round Grove Chas. Chapman Edgar Snavely Indianapolis S. S. Crandall Andrew Barbee Westfield Asa Newman Paragould Ark Joseph Tibbs Watson, Ill Cc. L. Duffield Johnson Township John A.ryan Kansas Oklahoma Jesse Gallatin Shelby Lewis Wright Arkansas City Andrew Maurer Wabash Township Our City J. C. Hanks Mattie Smith Terre Haute Chas Bair Barber Elwood Ind Washington Street James McDaniel Wellington Texas Findlay, O Church of God Bethel Mr. Barber

Queen City pastor seeks home for family here

Rev N G Sumner of Queen City Mo visited last week to locate a new home for his family. Formerly pastor of the M E church south here he plans to move back to the city. Edward Miller and wife returned from Marshall Minnesota where they worked as carpenters and threshing earn ing 350 to 4 a day. The fire on Main street last Wednesday destroyed McFarlan restaurant and Bair millinery. rebuilding likely waits till spring. Masquerade parties marked a safe Halloween with many costumes around town.

N. G. Sumner Queen City M. E. Church South Edward Miller Marshall Minn Main Street McFarlan Hallowe'en

Revival Opens in Salem Tuesday Night

David Hughes suffers a sprained ankle. Ben Barrett and wife visit Lewis Smitley. A L Ruffner of Casey with Rev W A Fuson on business. Mrs Dayton Arbogast of Westfield and Mr and Mrs Pearl Ramsey of Wolf Den visit relatives here. Frank Babcock and family of Grand View and Mr and Mrs Robert Stricker with daughter Letha spend Sunday with Robert Babcock's.

Salem David Hughes Ben Barrett Lewis Smitley A. L. Ruffner Casey W. A. Fuson Dayton Arbogast Westfield Pearl *Ramsey Wolf den Frank Babcock Grandview Robert Stricker Letha Robert Babcock

Sunday school attendance and local visits noted in Olive Branch

The Olive Branch community reports Sunday school attendance at eighty six with revival meetings begun. Local residents Everett Swope and wife visited Rev Chamness, and others including Lloyd Baker and wife, Bertha Weber, Susié Weber, Leona Swope, and guests from Tucson, Terre Haute, Paris, and Shreveport join various gatherings. D A R and L L club meetings featured talks on Starved Rock and Marquette explorations, Massacre and Perugino with refreshment hosts named.

Everett Swope Mr. Chamness Lloyd Baker Nelson Baker Bertha Weber Esther Flogsa Chamness Susié Weber Leona Swope John Zellweger Tucson Arizona Clarence Bailey Winfield Taylor Little Son Shreveport Frank W. McKeen Terre Haute J. L. Keifer Clifford Hand Geraldine Paris R. A. Young Charles Shimel Casey Campbell Walter Burdick Addie Campbell Louise Campbell Young L. L’s Arthur Poorman Perugino Florence Hodge Ruby Rode J. R. Burnett

Ornithological Weddings Across London and Edinburgh

An old London note recounts two ornithological weddings with birds as names in the bridal party. It mentions Miss Linnet and Mr Bird at an altar, and Mr Wren tied to Miss Nightingale, then two more rare pairings including Miss Henrietta Peacock and Robin Sparrow in Edinburgh.

London Sexton Jame Raven Henry , Laycock Londen Tater

Hen Identifies Owner In Court in New Jersey

A pet hen named Batty waddled into a New Jersey courtroom and flew into the arms of Patrick McGlone after he was arrested on suspicion of stealing the chicken. The hen’s affection led to McGlone’s release as the courtroom scene proved ownership.

Frenton N. J Batty Patrick McGlone McGlone

Obituary of George Walls 1881 1914 in Darwin township

George Walls son of Joshua and Susan Walls was born Oct 31 1881 in Darwin township. He died Oct 25 1914 after a faithful Christian life in the M P church to which he joined fifteen years earlier. He married Maude Glough July 27 1904 and they had three daughters Bertha Elsie and Emma. He leaves a wife three daughters a father mother brother Alonzo four sisters and many friends. Funeral at Hatton with Rev J C Craig. interment Brick Cemetery. Maude Walls and children Joshua Walls and family express thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness.

George Walls Joshua Susan Walls Darwin Township M. P. Church Maude Glough Tother Lil-ian Burkeybile Auburn Lovina Hatton J. C. .Craig Brick Cemetery Maude Walls Josiiua Walls

Casey Man Injured Delivering Potatoes

John Jones of Casey aged 55 fell under a heavy sack while delivering a large sack of potatoes from his wagon to a house. He fractured his hip. doctors could not set the fracture and he was taken to Effingham hospital for X ray examination.

John Jones Casey Effingham

State University Notes on Clark County Representatives

Dr John Weir of Marshell visited his daughter Amy last week. Mrs B D Morton visited her daughter Eula. Felicia Dean and Mary Weir spent days with Pearl Weir. Clark County reps at the University include Newton Deahl freshman in chemistry Martinsville and Ora Tyhurst Martinsville freshman in agriculture.

John Weir Marshell Amy B. D. Morton Eula Felicia Dean Mary Weir Pearl Weir Clark County Newton Deahl Martinsville Ora ' Tyhurst

Acacia Fraternity Opens New House Amid Local News

Ernest Auld, a Martinsville agriculture freshman, Norma Bell visiting West York, Olen Clements voting in Darwin township. Rodney Bell supervised brick road work by the state highway commission. Acacia Fraternity members Frank Cockrell Will Stevens Olen Clements opened its new house Friday night with the Marshall bunch in attendance. Mingis beat Minnesota 21 to 6 in Minneapolis. Chicago versus Illinois game on November 14 expected to be a top western showdown deciding the conference title.

Ernest Auld Martinsville Norma Bell West York Olen R. Clements Darwin Township Rodney Bell State- Highway Commission Ernest* Nay Acacia Fraternity Frank Cockrell Will Stevens Olen Clements Marshall Bunch Mingis Minnesota Minneapolis Chicago Ilinois

Montgomery County News Cites Unnamed Candidate Talk

In a fragment from Montgomery County News a speaker laments threats and schemes to undermine a candidate. The text hints at internal doubts about election viability and mentions friends selecting reasons why the candidate could not win.

Montgomery County News

Administratrix Sale Notice for Willam Righter Estate

Edna Righter administratrix announces a public sale of the decedent Willam Righter’s personal property in Wa bash Clark County Illinois on Wednesday November 18 from 10am to 4pm at the late residence. The items include 17 bay horses two mares a filly a yearling mule two spring mules a milk cow a yearling heifer a calf a sow six hogs and baled straw with farming implements. Terms: cash up to 5 and under. over 5 credit with bankable notes at 6 percent interest from date and 2 percent discount for cash. S.M. Scholfield attorney.

Willam Righter Wabash Clark Illinois Righter Clark County Edna Righter

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