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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1911

Page

2

Casey and region social notes drift through Oklahoma and Illinois towns

The column lists residents and visitors departing for Mansfield Ohio Marion Indiana Waterford Pennsylvania Wichita Falls Texas and Geary Oklahoma. People include Mrs. H. L. Corbin Miss Sadie Williams Felix Scranton and J. E. Ellis plus businesses shifting hands and local burglaries at Hutsonville and Hutsonville barber shop and a clothing store break in with minor losses.

Casey Efor Sistem Es L Wylie Turs Wellston Oklahoma Wm. Workheiser Mansfield Ohio Cc. Kine Satur Zaday Marion Ind H. L. Corbin Waterford Sadie Williams New York W. W .Abraham Alice Gerhardt Muncie Ewing Chancellor Lee Missouri Homer Foster Foster Pratt and Jasper Ave A. ©. Robey Hollister Champaign Casey High School Board of Examiners

Saved Many from Death in Mock Ark Drug Advisor

W. L. Mock of Mock Arkansas reports a 25 year career in the drug trade and endorses Dr King's New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial ailments. He claims neighbors stay well after using it and urges readers to obtain the bottle for one dollar with guaranteed satisfaction.

W. L. Mock Mock, Ark Dr. King Cade

Woodard Resigns Residence Move Noted in Hutsonville Herald

In Hutsonville The Herald reports Woodard will relocate this week, leaving his current duties behind as he begins residence elsewhere. Details remain scarce in the brief item.

Insurance offers for farm and city properties

Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terme. Cole & Cole.

Cole & Cole

Westfield notes and local oil explorations and deaths

N R Bennett travels to Texas to oversee interests. Bigelow and Floyd Barbee attend Odd Fellows grand lodge in Springfield. Matt Deen and George Fornes plan oil wells in Hutton Township. Charles C Porterfield dies at Vincennes and is buried at Mt Pulaski. E T Pinnell loses oil tank and empties valued at about 1. The Oho and Associated Oil companies drill southwest of the area. A deep test may be attempted further west after McNary farm results. A tower and 60 100 gallon water tank crew finish Friday and depart for Wisconsin. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for foot cure. 25c at Carl V Taubeneck's.

Charles C Porterfield Worterfield Westfield Vincennes Bunal Mt Pulaski T Pinnell Eas Oho Associated Oil Companies McNary Wiskinsin Milwaukee

Local Notes From Maysville Area Include Visits and Moves

Mrs Martha Hall and Emanuel Clapp with wives visit relatives near Maysville Indiana. Elias Bardin expected back from Oklahoma. J W B Hutchings sold 21 fat hogs to Grandview buyer. Verge Gallatin and wife of Martinsville visited daughter Mrs Fred Wood. Clarence Goeckler moved to Marshall. Oscar Parks and wife to Goeckler farm after wedding. Dolson Chapel plans a Thanksgiving service led by Will Lowry with J W Hutchings in charge.

Elias Bardin Oklahoma W &B. Hutchings Grandview Verge Gallatin Martinsville Fred Wood Clarence Goeckler Marshall Oscar Parks Goeckler Dolson Chapel Will Lowry Bi Hutchings

Sickness margins brighten as town gathers

The report notes improving health among residents and a series of social visits around Marshall. Bertha Seara shopped Saturday. Herschel Ramsey visited from Terre Haute. Ernest Griffith, Lotty Flinn, May Sanders and others visited relatives. Emily Nye winters with daughter in Terre Haute while Hurley Sears and family praise California climate. Benny Joy hosted a party Saturday evening. Laura Sears hosted friends Tuesday evening with refreshments.

Bertha Seara Marshall Herschel Ramsey Terre Haute M. B Riley Elliott Ed Volkers Ernest Griffith Zella Harvey Lotty Flinn Sanford May Sanders Sarah Page M. Page Emily Nye T. Bailey

Local Notes From West York Area assembled in Terre Haute to Marshall

Ed Nidey visited Terre Haute on Saturday while Mr Bowlbaugh remains a steady figure in town. Numerous residents made weekend trips to nearby towns including Robinson Hutsonville Paris and Sullivan. Ernest Wells and Maude Bartlett wed on November 22 with a small elegant dinner by the groom’s sister.

West York Ed Nidey Terre Haute Bowlbaugh Wes Robinson Mr Winters Hutsonville John Turner Wayne City Our Town John Thomas Marshall Alvynna Layton Guy Smith J F Ivie Paris Bailliff Church Francis Kelley Mart Newlin Sullivan Ind Emma Smith Lutter Itle Zelpha Bell Ernest Wells Maude Bartlett J. D. Wells Anna Bartlett

Catarrh Cure Claim Ad in Local Notice

An advertisement touts a catarrh cure by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims internal intake relieves catarrh by affecting blood and mucous systems and offers a hundred dollar reward for any case. Includes testimonials and request for circulars.

Fes Cheney & Co Aldreun F J Cheney & CO Toledo Poneewiste Hall

Local Notes from Homer and Nearby Towns

The idle coal drill is reported with Father Homer. The sickest person is Mother Phillips. George Beachout and Maude Gregg are both laid up. Maude came from Chicago last week. A bar supper occurred in Lin colon on Friday. Ben Hendrickson visited from Mt. Carmel. Grandma Burger stayed in Martinsville. Uncle John Beachout returned from Terre Haute Sunday. Good weather promises a large fodder harvest. Boys took part in a free clothing distribution at Martinsville and some grabbed plug hats.

Mother Phillips George Beachout Maude Gregg Chicago Lincolon Ben Hendrickson Mt. Carmel Grandma Burger Martinsville John Beachout Terre Haute

Funeral Notices and Family Sickness Report

Uncle Thomas Babcock is sick and Aunt Eunice Johnson is feeble. Amos Morgan marketed hogs at Marshall on Thursday. Sue Smittey and her husband attended the funeral of Mrs. Lee at Marshall Alabama. Charleston is referenced in relation to the ink item.

Thomas Babcock Eunice Johnson Amos Morgan Marshall Sue Smittey

Springfield lodge delegates Clarksville meeting summary

An annual meeting for the Clarksville lodge was held last week in Springfield with Chas. Goockleisfatt serving as a delegate from Clarksville.

Chas Springfield Clarksville

Memorial notice for Sarah C Stuck Pearce in Indiana

Sarah Catharine Stuck born March 7 1854 Marion county Indiana married Cromwell Pearce December 23 1875. They had three children Peter G and Zoe M Pearce living at the old home one child died in infancy. They recently laid both husband and wife to rest within weeks. She died November 18 aged 57 years 8 months 11 days from chronic nephritis after typhoid recovery efforts and a stay at Anna Illinois state hospital. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with D D Burt officiating.

Sarah Catharine Stuck Marion County Indiana Cromwell Pearce Peter G Zoe M. Pearce Anna Ili Christian Church D D_ Burt

A Calcutta Satire Fable On Daily Labor And Value

A fable from Calcutta humorously contrasts a hen, a cow, a parrot and a poodle. The hen notes daily eggs, the cow boasts milk, the parrot and poodle perform tricks. The hired man concludes work defines worth in art versus utility.

Calcutta India

Administratrix Sells Clark County Real Estate in 1911 Sale

By order of Clark County Court Illinois the administratrix of Benjamin W Macklin deceased will offer for sale December 9 1911 at ten to four at the east door Marshall Illinois the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter part of the south half of the northwest quarter and other parcels in section twenty Town Eleven North Range Thirteen West totaling 139 acres subject to Ralph Sanders tenancy. Terms include one half payable in six months and the balance in one year with seven percent notes and optional all cash at sale.

County Court of Clark County Nlinois Benjamin W Macklin Marshall Ralph Sanders Illinois

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Banner Times Felix Scranton Arkansas Wil Turner Little Rock Ark D . Closson Seymour Brown Geary Oklah O Jackson Wichita Falls Texas Lee Cartwright H. M Shappell Budgeport Snow Harry Lippert Woodworth Hutsonvile Ed Buckner H Woolserton & Co Cecil Cox N R Bennett E Bigelow Floyd Barbee Odd Fellows Matt Deen Virginia George Fornes Hutton Township Bucklen Carl V Taubeneck's Martha Hall Emanuel Clapp Maysville Geal Homer South Dolson Administratrix California ANUS Pickles Cali Iain Que sonsorAs Oy Moveler Aig Hoosier Kitchen Peace Rae Hi. M. Dewey & Co Bill Marine Toc.e Sheen the Herald
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