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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1912

Page

7

Paris Ill Shorthand and Bookkeeping School Ad

Advertises universal business training courses by mail or in person at Paris Illinois. Claims top shorthand instruction, thorough preparation for traveling salesmen, accountants, advertisers, and more. States selective placements for 21 years and enrollment opens September 2, 1912.

Larls Mai Eamen Geccuntants Becr Tevies Cli Sarvice Thorousii United States W. H Paris Ill

Neighborhood Haddsins and Departures Near Oliver

Neighboring Haddinings in Ouw note Walter Adams McKeen will move to Marshall soon and George Myers of Oliver departs for Oklahoma. Brice Thomas near Oliver holds a see on Oct 16 while Jos Adams moves to his father's farm in two weeks. Clyde Adams attends the state fair at Springfield as Mrs Vamee moves to the McMull eal property in McKeen. Teachers meeting at Charleston was attended by illams Five Points. WH Craig will depart for Mississippi to manage a large farm for his uncle Denison and nearby Dennis on winter Pacific slope. $772 worth of tickets bought at Dennison last week for California. Mrs Peter Holan 1601 Buckeye Rd Cleveland Yes I can recommend Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for whooping cough. City Drug Store.

Mckeen Walter Adams Marshall Géo. Myers Oliver Oklahoma Brice Thomas Jos Adams Clyde “Adams Springfield Vamee McMuleal Alten -Chrisler Terre, Haute Mde Illams Acheel Charleston Craig Mississippi John Denniison Péter” Holan Buckeye Ra Cleveland Foley City

Wan. Stiarkey and neighbors build new barns and gatherings

Local notes report Wan. Stiarkey and Chas Schreech building new barns. Mr and Mrs John Mink visit from near Grandview. Miss Idzzie Kinby stays with Mrs Chas Schreech. Rev T D Davis to preach at Clarksville Baptist. funeral of Mrs John Richey at Grandview. Lewis Smitley’s 38th birthday celebrated with family and friends. Ben Duzan visits Marshall to see uncle John Duzan. Geo T Craddock of Rubie Ark praises Foley Kidney Pills at City Drug Store.

John Richey Grandview Tuscaay Chea Hutchings Manteher Vermilion Bruce Miller Darwin Lewis Smitley Ben Duzan Marshall John Duzan Hindsboro Richard Duzen Geo. T. Craddock Rubie, Ark City Drug Store

Armstrong local notes and visits around Terre Haute

Rovert Wyrick bought a hay baler. Rev C D Price was sick Sunday so no church. David Setzer and family visited relatives in Terre Haute. Mr Hewker, township president of S S visited our school. John Billiott spent Sunday with Grover Burkhod. J L Miller and wife visited Mr and Mrs L R Miller. Mrs Delbert Shirley's mother visited last week. William Clark returned from Arkansas. Huston Paesexal family moved to West Terre Haute. Mrs Halfard and grandchildren dined with Bert Robinson and family. John Welsh and Charley Stoelting were Springfield visitors. Catherine Wyrick of Livingston visited cousin Cora Wyrick.

Bucklen’s Arctic Salve Cures Boy’s Ulcer After Bruise

A North Carolina father recalls a severe leg ulcer from a bruise on his 14 year old son. After doctors failed, Bucklen’s Arctic Salve cured the wound in one box, and the family credits it with healing burns and skin eruptions too. Sold by Carl Taubenecka for 25 cents.

D. F. Howard N. C Carl Taubenecka

West York Notes From A Busy Weekend

J T Smith made a business trip to Sara et Friday. Hazhams family visited at Ichednville over Sunday. Will Drake visited his sister near Grayville Ind. over Sunday. Mrs Alvina Layton visits daughter Helen at Windsor Til. Will Holdey and John Thomas attended the street fair last week. James Lizidle and B Lindley had business in Terre Haute Wednesday. Rev Waing ing preached his first sermon at the Methodist church Sunday. Charles Bailiff of Pear Oblong visited relatives last week. Mrs Josephine Smith of Dr G E Smith’s home is in Blok. Mrs Abbey Lewis visited Robinson last week. Guests of Mrs Frank Campbell.

J.T. Smith Sara Et A. Hazhams Ichednville Will Drake Grayville Ind Alvina Layton Helen Windsor Til Will Holdey John Thomas Aue Husunvike Angey Newlin Jay Altamo Blok Smith’s Abbey Lewis Robinson Zuests Frank Cambell

Local social notes from West York and area

John Balenbaueh and others visit T J Wheeler in Indiana while Mrs Smith attends the Decatur State Fair. Fat the M E church Rev Fred Cooper preaches Sunday night. Frank Buckner and family visit West York friends. Road commission moves main street plans praised. Johnson plans to move to Tipton Indiana. Mr and Mrs Golfand and Bradley visit Newlin. Mrs Holliday and Mat Prevo called to Snyder for Mrs Holliday's stepmother. Cecil Chiddix passes away aged 65. burial at Green Hill Cemetery southeast of Palestine.

John Balenbaueh Georgie” Turner Will Moore Indiana Filston Wheeler Shell DyVille Guy PF. Smith Decatur End Wash Richards Springfield Fred Cooper Frank Buckner Amd Marshall West York Alfred * Haddix Westfield Tomy Treadway Commissioner's Johnson Tipton Ind Golfand Bradley Robinson Matt Newlin Surday Will Holliday Mat Prevo Snyder Halliday Will Prevo Cecil Chiddix Green ‘Hill Palestine Chiddix

Insurance Offer From Coe and Cole for Farm and City

Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city risks promoted by Coe and Cole. Largest companies offered at lowest rates. Write or call for terms.

City Pro Coe & Cole

DOLYON Fall seeding and local notes from Grandview

Fall seeding nearly finished and local activity includes cattle purchases in Grandview. Election judges met to register voters. Mares sold for 485 dollars at Coon and Nicholson sale. Broom corn harvest was short. Repainting and hay deliveries occurred. Frost sped ripening of walnuts and hickory nuts. Tom Davis plans move to the Joan Bull farm near Kansas econ for work. Elizabeth Tate returned from Pennsylvania after months away. John Coon and Pearl Nicholson sold property and plan to move to Colorado. Mrs. John Richey died after brief illness. funeral held Tuesday at Grandview cemetery. Rube Burchem and wife from southern Kansas visited old friends including Snyder families. Mrs. Burchem is Malinda Chamney, visiting after forty years.

Fred Smith Grandview Coon Nicholson Sabe Davey, Montgomery Pmanuel Clapp Emanuel ‘Moore Adenmoye Tom Davis Joan Bull Farm Kansas Econ Elizabeth Tate Pennsylvania John Coon Pearl Nicholson Colorado John “Richey Grandviewemetery Rube Burehem Kansas Visiang Mat ‘Snyder Burchem Malinda Chamney West

Fortunes In Faces Proclaim Health Through Pills

A fragment touts Dr Ridg s New Life Pills promising health and beauty by clearing impure blood and improving complexion. The ad mentions a location at 6 Carl Tatibeneck s and urges readers to try the pills.

Local social notes from Ohio and neighboring towns

A crowded slate of visitors and family travel across Hutsonville West York and surrounding areas includes Mrs. Jim Preyo and relatives in Ohio and many departures and arrivals such as James McCollum visiting Choctaw and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orcutt hosting kin in York. The West Union Canning Co run by R M Clements closed its last week, while locals like Miss Maud Lowe and Miss Anne Hart return from Charleston to visit relatives.

Jim Preyo Ohio Nicholas Marshall Marguerite Gideon Hutsonville Gertrude Clements Robingon Miss.Ohla Wheeler Paxtersys Wmarrison C. Whitlock Dan’ Hull Henry Milam Wabash Jas. McCollum Joseph Choctaw Harry Clementi Mattie Dix Ciara ‘Nidey Ella Wheeler Henry Orcutt Fred Crumrine York Allen Walnut Preble Tracy Wiltemd Tilson, Wheeler Shelbyville Ind T. Je ‘Wheeler Weet York Seurdsys Randolph Marvis Fink Kansas Missouri Volney ‘Mount Emery Snyder Dick. Clements C. wWheels John Chronic Sud

Community notes describe local leisure and residents

The passage lists residents and families like Mr. and Mrs. Flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coombs, and others. It mentions a Sunday dinner on the ground, rowing on the river, and a pleasant excursion for citizens including several named households.

Marshall Anna Wm. Alexander William Moore Burt Medskex

Local Notes and Happenings at Adenmoor and Surroundings

Wellington Hurst burns a hay bam at Adenmoor. Mrs John Brosman visits Hymera Indiana. The Fix machine threshes buckwheat last week. Paris Moriav buyers seek a farm. Fruit growers employ labor to pick apples. A silo requires forty five acres of corn fodder. Rev Steed and family visit Martinsville after Sunday dinner. Joseph Thompson wins first premium in the Hereford ring at the state fair. Baptist meetings begin on the last Monday in October.

Homer Wellington Hurst Adenmoor John Brosman Hymera Ind Perties Paris Moriav Rev Steed Martinsville Joseph’ Thompson

Olive Branch Community Notes From Olive Branch Area

Edith Chamners was at hours on Herman Swope in Martinsville Saturday. Mort Naveard family spent Sunday at Wheeler Nettleton's. Mildred Price of Caney was Sunday guest of Golda Ferrel. John Weber and wife visited relatives near Newman last week. Preaching services at Olive Branch next Saturday night Sunday morning and night. Several young folks attended a surprise party for Parry Nave on Thursday evening his 15th birthday.

Olive Branch Edith Chamners Herman Swope Martinsville Mort Naveard Wheeler Nettleton Mildred Price Caney Golda Ferrel John Weber Newman Olive

Cannon at Westfield in politically active visit

Hon Joseph Cannon spoke at Westfield city park for about forty minutes during his automobile canvass. The crowd welcomed the Republican leader while he outlined his positions on key election issues and mingled with candidates and residents. The tour with Frank Martin and other Republican officials drew broad county interest and a strong anticipated vote.

Westfield Review Jos. G.cannnon Westfield Felr Joe Cannonsand Frank P. Martin Watseka State Board of Equalization J. H Hamilton Mattoon D. B. Miller Hollenbeck Snavely Martin Tarman Lu Cole Republican County Committee

Executor's Notice in Clark County Illinois Estate

The executor of the estate of John W. Greenwell of Clark County Illinois gives notice to creditors to appear at the county court in Marshall for the December term on the first Monday in December to have claims adjusted. Debtors to the estate must pay promptly to the undersigned on October 15. A notice signed by J. W. Greenwell as executor and attorney A. W. Greham accompanies the filing.

John W. Greenwell John W., Greenwell County of Clark Illinois Clark County Court House Marshall Greenwell W. Greham

Marshall Church Directory Highlights Local Clergy

A compact church directory lists pastors and service times for Baptist St Marys Catholic Caristian Evangelical Congregational Methodist United Brethren and P C B U sections. Notable details cover Sunday schools preaching hours and midweek prayer meetings across several denominations.

I. B. Lee S. S St. Mary's Catholic W. Healey Caristian D. D. Burt Buraday S.S C. E Evangelient LL. J. Ehrhardt P.tm.c Congregationel W. J. Drew Methodist Chas. E. Taylor United Brethren BE. M. Pier Squ P. C

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Marshall Resident

A Marshall resident Peter Kaufman of Pine and 12th Streets testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his long standing kidney and bladder troubles contracted in 1863 during army service. He urges other kidney sufferers to try the product, noting his satisfaction with the remedy. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Marshall Peter ‘Kaufman Pine & 12Th Sts Marshall, Jll Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Notice in Chancery of Clark County 1912

In Clark county court during the November term 1912 Charles W Wilson vs B F Kimlin Samantha Kimlin H J Buxbaum and W M Kimlin a non residence affidavit for B F Kimlin was filed and a summons issued returnable November 11. Kimlin must appear in Marshall on November 15 to plead answer or demur or the bill will be confessed and a degree entered. Daniel Emerson clerk Robt F Pugh comp's SDL 41-4

Ilinois Clark County Charles W. Wilson B. F. Kimlin Samantha Kimlin H. J. Buxbaum W. M. Kimlin F. Kimlin Circuit Court Clark Marshall Daniel Emerson F. Pugh

Railway timetable fragment for North and South lines

Partial rail timetable lists several trains with times for North and South routes and transfer line services. It mentions Rector's Transfer Line and contact numbers, plus a local hotel reference.

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