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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1912

Page

8

Local Movements and Clergy Visits Reported

Sam Findlay moved to Henry Brinkerhoff's Grandview farm last week. Chas Wieland family visited Geo Douglas near Asbury. Rev Lathrop the new Methodist pastor preached at Clarksville. Funeral of Wm Washburn held at Spiketown. Will Nicholson of Kiowa Kansas bought Vern Hornbrook's Clarksville property now Clin ton Clapp’s.

Sam Findlay Henry Brinkerhoff Grandview Chas. Wieland Geo. Douglas Asbury Rev. Lathrop Clarksville Wm. Washburn Spiketown Will Nicholson Kiowa Kansas Vern Hornbrook Clinton Clapp

Local church notices and social visits in West Union area

Friday to Sunday social rounds include Rev Hix returning from Decatur, Sylvia Shaffner shopping in West Union, Miss Blanche Hedges visiting Edna Medsker, Elmer Snavely and wife at John Wells, Otto Cornwell and wife with relatives near Needmore, Ernest Wells and wife with Mrs. Margaret Rook in West York, Myrtle Hedges visiting Marshall and attending a horse show, Milo E Guyer and Myrtle Hedges with friends in Walnut Prairie and West Union. Sunday preaching at the church by Rev A Rogers of Martinsville.

Hix Decatur Sylvia Shaffner West Union Blanche Hedges Edna Medsker Elmer Snavely John Wells Otto Cornwell Needmore Ernest Wells West York Margaret Rook Myrtle Hedges Marshall Milo E. Guyer Walnut Prairie A Rogers Martinsville

Local Notes and Visits From Homer Area

David Setzer visits Miss Catherine Fairerfef. Mrs S M Kimble returns from Creighton. Al Fraker and family visit W P Elliott. J Miller’s family visit. Wyrick and Page families host gatherings. Lila and Cora Wyrick attend Marshall horse show. Rev Price visits James Ligget. preaching Sunday. Emil Romines reports trombone. buckwheat stalks and a bearing chestnut tree noted. Clifford Gibson and wife from Terre Haute. Timothy stored for seed. Fred Williams subs on route seven. Doctor Behner attends foundered horse. Birth day dinner surprises Mother Baker. Homer.

David Setzer Catherine Fairerfef Fred Weaver JI Miller L R. Miter Alvin Fraker Near Auburn W P. Elliott Harry Wiyrick H Page Jas. Wyrick Cora Wyrick Lila Wyrick Marshall S. M Kimble Creighton Geo. Kimble Emil Romines W F. Romines John Welsh Ladoga Ind Haase Clifford Gibson Terre Haute Timothy Fred Williams Carriler Route Seven Fred Behner Mother Baker

Real Estate Transfers From Various Buyers and Sellers

Real estate transfers listed include Nina B Tibbs to Mary E Roberts for $980 in S. J. Deahl’s subdivision. Louisa L Bush to John M Hollenbeck for $300 in lands 29-10-11. Jay A Hodge to W L Roberts for $1200 in pt se 33-9-11. Melvin Beamer to H V McNary for $3000 in 214 sw 7-9-12. Lucinda Van Pelt to Wm L Veach for $2100 in ne 22-11-13. Sarah A Page et al to Wm Crod dy for $3375 in pt sw nw and pt nw sw 23-12-11. Jas Devesy et al to Myrtle E Kirkham for $1000 in sl4 orig Westfield. EG Kirkham to C R Kincheloe for $8000 in pt n% nw 22-12-14. Thos B Creal to Jas Y Patchett for $1000 in me ne 28-10-13. Edgar C Fish to Joshua L May for $1 in pt blk 4 W Dulaney’s ad.

Nina B Tibbs Mary E Roberts S. J. Deahl Louisa L Bush John NM Hollenbeck Jay A Hodge W L Roberts Melvin Beamer H V McNary Lucinda, van Pelt L Veach Sarah A Page Et al Wm Crod

Dolson notes fall seeding crops and frost impacts

Last week a portion of fall seeding was done and a frost hit Friday and again Monday with little crop damage. People attend horse show and old settlers event in Marshall while Miss Matilda Hawkins visits West Union and plans move as John Coon and Pearl Nicholson prepare a public sale of personal property. Reverend Lathrop begins duties at Clarksville and Dolpon Chapel.

Matilda Hawkinss West Union Ann Piett Audrey Fred Wood John Coon Pearl Nicholson Colorado Clarksville Dolpon Dolson Ny Union Marshall

Martinsville Notes of Local Guests and Changes

Local items report Mrs. Minnie Horrall visiting Indianapolis, Ye Olde ice business sold to Frank Hainley, and church interior updates at the Church of God and Baptist church. Residents travel to Kentucky and Arkansas, and Rev Piltch fills the M E pulpit.

Local notes from Clarksville round the town

Arthur Davis of near Westfield visited relatives here Sunday. A son of Isaac Bardin, sick this past week, and Silas Murphy made a business trip to Terre Haute. Mrs Ellen Beck went to Martinsville to nurse Tom Berkeley who is critical. Cal Boyer moved from here to Charleston. Charley Fox and wife plan a Missouri trip to visit relatives. A daughter of Fred Wood died Monday. burial Tuesday. Coons and Nicholson will move to Colorado. A baseball game led to Little Rocks defeat 21 to 14. Riley Davis and wife visited Robison for Crawford county fair. The Baptist ladies aid raised funds for a concrete walk to the church. work may start this week. Rev Lathrop preached his first sermon here. The M E church is on Grandview circuit with Green Moss. Mrs Alfred Graham and Hazel Hamilton traveled to Denver for health and visit. Dr Marlow’s horse ran away but no serious injury to doctor. Will Nicholson returned to Kansas after a month. purchased Vern Hornbrook property. Their daughter Louise stays to finish school.

Arthur Davis Westfield Isaac Bardin Silas Murphy Terre Haute Lon Abed Ellen Beck Martinsville Tom Berkely Cal Boyer Charleston Charley Fox Missouri Fred Wood Johbn Coons Pearl Nicholson Colorado Little Rocks Riley Davis Henry Hendricks Robinson Crawford County Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church M. EB Mr Lathrop M. E Green Moss Grandview Alfred Graham Hazel Hamilton Denver Colo William H. Graham Hamilton Marlow

Local Notes From Possum Ridge Area

Gertrude Mies Mallory returned from Chrisman last week. Jesse Atkins and wife spent Sunday. Mrs Mary Cunningham has gone north to visit her daughter. Joe Tapscott and family visited Will Mallory Sunday. Several neighbors attended the Marshall horse show. Amanda Mallory Martinsville has moved back to her farm. Charley Cunningham and family spent Sunday. Frank Cunninghams, Morgan Sweet delivered hogs near Chrisman last Wednesday.

Mies Gertrude Mallory Chrisman Jesse Atkins Tune-Cunningham's Mary. Cunningham Joe ‘Tapscott Will Mallory Marehall Mia Amanda’ Mallory Martinsville

West York Social Roundup Notes

Mrs Ellen Hand attended the fair at Robinson. John D Hand visited relatives at Rosedale Indiana last week. Leslie Withrell of Arthur NL visiting West York friends. James Lindley spent Sunday in Flat Rock visiting Fred Layton and a lady friend. Laura Munk of Shelburn Ind visiting ill mother. John Bolanbaugh visited sick relatives near Sullivan Ind. Hannah McCain buried at West York cemetery Saturday. Protracted meeting at Christ Church led by Elder Oneal. Merrick Cox and family guests of John T Lindley. Cary Marvin of West Union guests of C D Harrington. Senator Watson to address West York at 10 am next Wednesday. Several went to Marshall Saturday to hear Uncle Joe Cannon. Big crowd and good speech reported.

Ellen Hand Robinson John D. Hand Rosedale Ind Leslie Withrell Arthur, NL West York James Lindley Flat Rock Fred Layton Friend Lavina Layton Laura Munk Shelburn John Bolanbaugh Sullivan Hannah McCain Marshall Uncle Joe Cannon

Westfield social notes and fair coverage

Westfield society notes report Mr and Mrs B W Brown and two daughters Fern and Hazel leaving for Eugene Oregon for a year and visits from Chicago and Missouri relatives. A daughter is born to R C Daughhettee and wife. The horse show is praised as very successful with high quality stock. A cloud over the oil scene notes Ohio O company may surrender leases north of town in Ashmore township.

B. W Brown Fern Hazel Eugene Oregon Mary Johnson Chicago Parks Belle Williams Missouri JD E Allen R C. Daughhettee Ohio O Company Ashmore

Bankruptcy Proceedings in Annapolis Over Johnson Bank

Involuntary bankruptcy actions began in Federal Court at Annapolis against J. E. Johnson who closed his private bank nine weeks ago. Receiver Edwin G. Stifle, bond $25,000, took possession. liabilities estimated at $50,000 with unknown assets. Creditors seek equal distribution though Johnson claims resources to settle obligations. Proceedings may end if Johnson secures financial assistance.

Annapolis Johnson

Sunday School Convention Program at Darwin Oct 6

The program lists sessions and speakers for a Sunday school convention at Darwin on October 6. Starts 9:00 a m with Sunday school, devotional 10:00 a m by Mrs Maud Paddock, welcome by Mrs Jessie Pearce, then various talks and lessons led by Roy Cook Jesse Lathrop L B Anderson Jerry Ishler and others. An offering will support county work. Jesse Lathrop president Ethel Huffington secretary.

Darwin Maud Paddock Jessie’ Pearce Roy Cook Jesse Lathrop Jerry Ishler L. B. Anderson John Salter Sam Tingley Jerry, Ishler A. W. Wright Oscar ‘Ditzenberger Work Ethel Huffington

Cannon Campaign Tour Visits Many Towns Across County

The touring delegation led by Mr. Cannon stopped at State Line Hatton Liberty Square West Union York Melrose Martinsville and Casey, drawing sizable crowds at each stop. Speakers included Messrs Jee Travie II Gairth Lee John Canin bell Will Btledge and PB Noel with Rev Matthews among attendees. Cannon recalled early campaigning days and praised national progress as the schedule moved through eight o'clock to five thirty with dinner at Martinsville and a large final meeting.

Arbon Jee Travie II Gairth Lee John Caninbell Will Henry Lewis L. F. Weaver Wm. Shirely O. Cc. Page Liberty Square Cannon Robert Coolper Tos Mess Nelson Knox Dan ‘Lewis Lyman Kuykendall Hatton Walnut Prairie West Union Mr. Cannon Messrs John Kaumoran Cary Varvin A. Harrison Lafe Milam Jas York Reese Pritchard Pritchard Melrose Joe Wells Ralph Osborn Gannon U. S Martinsville Casey

Resolutions of Sympathy for E N Schlosser by Camp 8522

Resolutions express sympathy to E N Schlosser’s widow and children noting his kindness and memory. The bulletin mentions minutes being spread, a copy sent to the widow, and confirms upcoming church meetings led by Rev J B Norvell and Rev GW Bonebrake with plans for continued services.

E. N. Schlosser Woodmen of America Apa E.N. Schlosser T. A. Carpenter Dy’ V. Naper Aaron Kanamacher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nico South Dolson Homer Minnie Horrall Indianapolis Edgar Frank Hainley Church of God J. G. Cannon Mazonic Hall The Baptist Church Edgar Snavely Piltch Masonic J. P. Byram W. A Byram Ale Beasley W. H. Washburn Joseph Laughtie Will Hazen Weatherford Oklo T. M’ Sallee Kentucky Harrodsburgh J. L. Newman Paragold Ark Pomeroy Cook Rice Williams W H Washburn Washburn Linn & McCabe Pri the New Possum Ridge Review J. E. Johnson Herald Church J. B Norvell Westfield ‘Dist GW. Bonebrake Casey II E.M. Piergon Pioneer Variety Store Stearns Foster H.M. Dewey & CO West Side Chas. Veach Cain Rennink, Shipe Hardware Co. Ee
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