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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
4
Mrs Allie Lee heads to Charleston Mississippi for winter with Mrs E I McCabe. Hamlin Texas visitors arrive. Several couples journey to Florida and St Louis for winter stays. A funeral for Francesco Hammond is noted along with a high school orchestra formation.
Sunday services at M E church with Rev Sheaff and wife attending. Mrs Elvina Layton visited Hutsonville for meetings at the Christian church. Mrs Malcome Bruner of Marshall visits Life family. Mayme Mott visited relatives in Marshall. Dr Samuel Cullop spent time in East St Louis. C W Moore fell ill in his store and improved after care. Ike Seymour attended federal court in East St Louis then returned home. Mrs Fred Guyer celebrated her birthday with friends and games. A J Lindley installed an electric light plant at his residence south of town. J Mattis of Walnut Prairie visited Tone Treadway. Mrs Counterman of Walnut Prairie visited Mrs Nancy Holaday. Rev Josiah Clements of Eldorado attended funeral of his brother Daniel Clements who died at 72. He leaves a widow, four daughters, one son, and nine grandchildren. sister and brother named. Funeral held at Mt Olive Church with burial in nearby cemetery.
Mire Ciifierd Crumrine spent Sunday in Terre Haute and Lira Cork visited Marshall over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Garlin Lout of Atxron Ohio spent time with relatives here.
Miss Mable Whitkanack is sick as Mrs Ruth Walker stays with her son from Wednesday to Thursday. Charles Hollenbeck and children visited daughter Lola Clough in Darwin. Kenton Garnet Cline joined Lincoln Hollenbeck on Saturday at Keene Miller’s. Theeson In 4 Jackson called on Alta Carpenter Monday. Sezard visited Mrs Koppler of Svon on Tuesday to Thursday. Purgeris works for her sister Myrtle Shotts of Freedom. Edward Wallace and family of Stvers spent Sunday with Wesley Dickerson. John Blizzard spent Sunday afternoon with Charles Freeman.
A compact local note records Jesse Blankenbeker going to Martinsville on Saturday while Tom Hardin travels north Wednesday to husk corn with his daughter Goldie accompanying him to visit uncle Ben Hardin. Maude Sandiford dies of pneumonia last Tuesday and a Qurial Wednesday service is planned at Partlow cemetery. Floyd Cox and Lindsay cut wood on Saturday and others share wood piles. Arthur Chapman and wife visited with parents Sunday. Landis Dehi bought four dozen white leghorn hens and pullets near Westfield Saturday. Dale Nelbarger spent several days up north last week. A hog sale is planned in Annapolis Saturday with Duroc Jersey and Poland China stock from various breeders. 36¢ Davis fa tn Morghell serving on the Jun.
Walworth of Martinsville visited Sperry Claypool's on Friday while Virgil of Marshall was in the area Sunday. Mrs Hutchings and her son spent Friday with Mrs Seaton near Martinsville. Daniel Reece of Pittsburgh arrived to spend a week with Mrs Tate and daughters. Miss Nancy Claypool stayed with her sister Mrs Elijah Wright for two weeks. Robert Stricker plans a local sale this week and considers moving to town. Will Combs's son has rheumatism for weeks. Claypool farm well drilling resumed last week. Alma Tate hosted several friends Sunday evening. Frank Nay and wife of Kansas visited Mr Bueschmayer and wife. John L Hurst and wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with about 75 relatives and friends.
Miss Maud Drummonds and her child visited Miss Nellie Davison in West Union over the weekend. Mrs Julia Drummonds and family called on Mrs Parker Davison and family. Ernest Ohm recovers well after a prior nose operation. Mr and Mrs Victor Reynolds plan a Texas trip later this week. Mrs Parker Davison and Nellie Davison visited Mrs George Morgan and daughter. Mrs Henry Ohm and Mrs Bertha Saiter and their little daughter visited Mrs Frank Bohn on Friday afternoon.
Avon Rosco Zeigler Hershel Ogle and Albert Ogle spent Sunday with Jacob Gard Mrs Ida Ogle and daughter Ruth Walls spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Clara Thompson John Pine spent Sunday afternoon with Herman Imle Bernice Gard visited Cleda and Lucille Craig Sunday afternoon Lyman Craig of Chrisman spent Saturday night with Lyman Thomp Mrs Leonard King hosted a Friday night 101 class Mildred Craig Saturday afternoon with Wilma Thompson Frank Crop Sunday with Charles Hazen Mrs Ida Ogle and children visited with Henry Vil ler and family last week
York Helene Murphy shows typhoid symptoms while Mrs Riggs remains bedbound. Mrs Madison ill after Oklahoma visit. Johnoe Ketchum and wife visit his mother and brother. Will Pulleyblank reports good health. fur value noted at 3500 dollars. Trappers describe heavy fur for the season signaling a harsh winter. Dick Dixon and wife visit her mother. Parsie Nicols and wife with child visit Rubie Holmes and family. Ivan Sweitzer returns from St Louis after work.
David Reed, son of Mr and Mrs John Reed is sick with scarlet fever and the family is under quarantine. John Baddock visited Martinsville on business. A stolen horse belonging to Willie Beuhler was found on Warren Hackett's farm northwest of Clarkeville with bridle and saddle on. Pruce Spires and family stayed with Mrs Sarah Spangerberg in Parwin. Lucan and Frey shredding corn locally. Thomas Clapp and daughter Lottie from Terre Haute visited relatives. Ralph Morgan of Off Field visited home. Henry Murphy and family of Mozart spent Sunday with Harry Harbor. Weegee and Mrs Russell Murphy visited Mr and Mrs. John Meat near Grandview. Wm Fox sold hogs at Marshall Monday.
Melrose C. E Thompson of Marshall formerly of this place voted in the election. Harry D. Thompson returned from Terre Haute on Saturday to head north for corn husking. Harry visited his brother James on Monday. Francis and Glen Welsh called on Mrs Leon Dodd Tuesday.
A compact list shows competitors across men and women divisions including Lewis Cannon Cong Smit and Reeves Green Moore with representatives Clements Coan Downey Connelly Hurst Hudson Sena and others noted for the upcoming event.
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