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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
8
A local store announces discontinuing general merchandise and selling at auction. The ware room at the southeast corner of the square will host Saturday afternoon and Saturday night sales of various articles and odd lots for a limited time.
The Wesley Z Williams farm of 153% acres in town was sold on Friday by O J Bailey attorney for Aetna Life Insurance Co for 986 dollars. John Holler purchased the property. A Kester adds a new store front color and sign. An old Danish coin 1716 is in D O Martin's possession. Twenty years ago notes recall Deaner selling his restaurant to Otto Ross with upgrades planned.
Forty years ago M A Hippard's store was closed by Sheriff Sherman on a $725 judgment for Byrum Cornelius and Company. Goods moved to Claypool building for sale. Grand Jury still in session with Lea Mitchell foreman returning from Cairo. Harry Gamble to marry Miss Grace O'Brien next Tuesday at noon in Ashmore. couple to spend a month in California then reside in Martinsville.
Edward S Walker of Terre Haute traveled Tuesday to join Dick Kuhlman’s barber shop, described as a promising addition. Burglars broke into Cole Bros hardware by removing a pane from a rear window and a door, stealing two revolvers, six razors, five pocket knives and 42 cents. The Rhine Goose saloon is closed for lack of patrons amid temperance sentiment.
Ten years ago arrangements to establish automobile mail service were underway with routes planned from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and St. Louis via the National Road. Harry Bamiesberger attended a Masonic grand lodge meeting in Chicago and, after being rejected by the Marines, joined the Tank Corps. Clark county sent three representatives to the Tank Corps Lieut Claude Schwartz of Marshall with six years Detroit motor experience Lieut Temple Lovett the young tallest officer and expert instructor and Harry Cole promoted from buck private to corporal.
Public notice from Clark County Illinois in October 1928 states the estate of Arthur Nay seeks court order to sell specified real estate to pay debts. Defendants include Henry Nay Sylvester Nay Clifford McDaniel John K Nay Ida Hubbard Charles Nathan Nay and others. Proceedings set for November term 1928 with appearance required by November 5 at Marshall courthouse.
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