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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
4
Martinsville dispatch records residents visiting links and sickness. Comrade deaths include A B Church and M A Rowe with funeral details. Community events mention box supper at school, church revival, and visits among families like Drummonds and Vaughns.
Cole and Cole of Marshall Minnesota offer policies on farm and city property including tornado and fire coverage with strong companies at low rates. Contact them for terms.
Mrs Fred Kallansa was sick last week John Huen has malaria but is improving Fawley and wife shopped in Terre Haute Wednesday Ulysses Davison and family spent time in town
Sunday school was canceled due to rain. Wes Mundy buys hay nearby. John Coe and sons visited from near Dana Indiana. Edith Murphy teaches as school progresses. Concrete walks around the school. Revival begins Saturday November 11 led by Rev. Darnell. Edith Murphy attended teachers meeting in Charleston Friday. Willard Little and daughter Clara visited Marshall Saturday. Some girls ignore nap rules at school. Joe and Mrs Joe Tharp welcome Everett L born October 5, nine pounds. Boys husking corn include Harry Tharp Russell Haddix Daniel Gard. Snyder elevator opened Monday with Font Forsythe from Pueblo Mex. Box supper at Snyder school Friday night October 20. Girls bring boxes boys Pocket-books for the event.
Rob English of Marshall visited Thursday. Grandfather Church of the East Side died Saturday with funeral planned in Auburn Monday. John Morgan and Will Brosman are noted for road and farming activities. Fifteen men picked apples in a local orchard while hunters reported wild chickens. Glenn Philips on crutches after a hunting fall. National road improvement grading and leveling finished ahead of concrete workers on Wednesday.
Mrs Lizzie Reel spent last week with relatives in Indiana Mrs Emma Knight returned home Monday from a visit at Oblong Mrs Lizzie Montgomery and her daughter Mrs Holmes made a business trip to Terre Haute Monday
O R Bell and wife of Paris are in town for a week as Rodney assists with corn. Mrs Matilda Rogers returns home near Fairfield after two weeks visiting her sister. Thirty eight years ago Sunday C W Moore and Miss Emma Bell were married and enjoyed a farewell dinner with Grandmother Bell.
A six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Orndorff died Tuesday. Albert Woodworth died Friday after injury from a hay loft accident weeks earlier. Mrs Mary Starner died Tuesday at her daughter in Chicago. The Illinois Pipe Line Co lays an 8 inch line from the tank farm east of town to Woodriver and toward Kansas City. The schools resumed after a quarantine lift. Several residents visit relatives in Chicago Arkansas and Kansas. Rev W R Johnson moved back to his farm near the stone quarry. The death of Mrs J B Phillips in Waterford Pa is reported.
The Indianapolis address targets sectionalism as a tool of politics. The piece accuses Democratic leadership of southern domination, misallocation of federal funds, and biased appointments while critiquing Mr. Wilson and his party for policies favoring the South.
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