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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
2
Daily notes from Casey cover residents leaving for Oklahoma Texas and Illinois and others heading to Chicago for study and work. Emrich Stolz Emrich Mays Reed Loomis and many families relocate or visit. local events include a fire loss near Casey and a school board election at the village school.
Local letter from A A Chisholm of Treadwell New York praising Electric bitters for indigestion liver and nerve debility. He claims twelve bottles restored health and energy enabling daily business without further treatment. 50 cents at Robi Prewett's.
The Westfield item lists residents with real estate moves, visits to Missouri and Kansas, and a cornerstone ceremony for the new M. B. church to be laid next Wednesday at 10 45 p m. It mentions pastor changes at the M E church and a Missionary Society update with regional movements and relocations.
Farmers busy with autumn chores though only a small rye area will be sown. Many residents jabber of moves crop care and local projects while others travel or visit kin. A Methodist pastor is to speak soon and locals recount a string of injuries and misfortunes.
A promotional note touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claiming one bottle will remove doubt about its merit and cure the cough. The label bears the Bell branding as proof of authenticity.
Local residents and visitors frequent the area with reports of coal delivery, drilling works, farm operations, and family visits. Notable names include Chas Rhinehart in Paris, D G Minesinger in Casey, Henry Green in Moriah, Chas Fritsche in Olney, and Pete Mallman of Thomasboro. A six month old child is ill and a public sale was held near Jetteris Farm east of town.
Frank Disberry of Keelil her Minnesota credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a swift cure for a severe knee cut that would have left lifelong impairment. The ad touts the salve as infallible for wounds and skin issues and cites a 25 cent price at Robt. Preewett’s.
Frank Geffs on the sick list. A baby boy arrived to Roscoe Deverick and wife. Elmer Deverick and Nettie Colvin married in Marshall. Mrs Ellen Geffs and Mrs. Postleware visit Hot Springs. About 200 attended a dinner in Tom Geff's new barn. McGuire and Co report a dry hole and a good well on the Blakeman lease.
Nes in a keen clear brain backed by will and energy comes from health Dr. King s New Life Pills vitalize every organ and build up brain and body J A Harmon Sizemore WV says they are the best pills I ever used 25c at Robt Prewetts.
E. S. Clayton spent Sunday here and Bayard Cleaver attended the state fair. Harry Beachout returned from Terre Haute, Sam Brosman and wife plan California winter, Will Berkley bought J. E. Daugherty property on West Midway, James W. Benjamin visited from Montgomery County, Five Point residents hold a protracted meeting led by Rev. Kearn. A small church near Seelyville was hurled at Auburn Tuesday.
Residents share visits to Casey Choctaw and Fairbanks while post office walls rise. Thieves target stores but alarms thwart entry. burglaries report $50 in revolvers and knives. Graduation at Christian church honors nine, with Rev Thomas and Rev Donaldson presiding.
The undersigned appointed Administratrix of the estate of Louie W Lutz, deceased, will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall Court House for the November term on the first Monday in November. All persons having claims against the estate must present them and attend as required.
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