Local Notices and Arrivals Highlight Casey Correspondence
The bulletin records residents and visitors in Casey including H J Eider and wife from Eureka Springs Arkansas. Mayme Goodman and son from Tulsa. Mrs Sallie McCann from unknown and later to San Francisco. John Rhoden and family from Missouri. J W Hancock and wife to Springfield for Knights of Pythias events. Harry Ewing of Oil Well Supply Co to Casper for health reasons. Raph Graham visiting from Norfolk Virginia. Mrs Fisher and child from Nokomis. Charley Stolz starting a drugstore clerkship in Zionville Indiana. W D Scudamore and wife moving to Flora Instwerk. Salla McCann visiting Kansas Illinois then California. Wm St Martz and Jacob Flint to Colorado for soldier claims. J E Walls bringing in 209 barrels of oil from a lease near Rel. Geffs sale to a St Louis company for 3310000. W H Daniels dies after appendicitis treatment in Effingham. Miss Bettie Clark visiting Chattanooga. Hunt school quarantined due to diphtheria. Harm Lee Arthur and Fred Guyer moving to new homes near Wratt. Mrs Alvan Smith visiting. T N Hirst and C L Douglas returning from Gregory South Dakota. Key W icmiffin accepting pastorate. river cargo of 6000 bushels wheat on the Wabash. horses killed by train near West York. P N Plummer injured. Tornado and fire insurance offered by Cole & Cole. local carpenters at Alvin Braker’s barn. Mrs Will Glenn visiting from Greenup. Bethel church meetings end with seven accessions. Bayard Cleaver back from Terre Haute. Baptist Young People's Union organized at church. George Beachout shows Sabbath card from 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Eider
Eureka Springs
Ark
Mayme Goodman
Tulsa
Harry
B. B. Sturdevant
Athens
Ala
Irs
Sallie McCann
Ikon ‘Bay
San Francisco
John Rhoden
Missouri
John MicKinney
Mr. R. Lott
Raph Graham
Casey
Norfolk
Squire Graham
Hazel Dell
Ralph
Charley Stolz
Zionville
Ind
W. D Scudamore
Flora Instwerk
Salla McCann
Kansas
California
Wyman Place
Hellair
St Lous Company
Kha
Ohio
Geff & Sons
Geffs
Rel
W. H. Daniels
Daniels
Effingham
Harm Lee
Arthur
Fred Guyer
Wratt
Alvan Smith
Marshball
Cal
Theness
T N Hirst
C. L Douglas
Gregory
S Dak
Congregation of the Christian Church
Little Chain
Evansville
Joseph Sims
West York
P. N Plummer
Cairo
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Lauded as Perfect Healer
Ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts, bruises, burns, sores, boils, eczema, chapped hands and sprains. Claims supreme effectiveness for sore eyes, cold sores, piles, and other afflictions, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Aexswettier
Local names and dates blur in scattered Review items
Fragmentary OCR from The Review notes a few names and events including travel to Kansas City, a Horton resident named Garner, a Parker resident named Stoker, a marriage in Charleston, and a medical society meeting. Details are garbled but cite joiners, dates, and affiliations without clear outcomes.
Local notes on farming, marriages, and fires in town
Report covers road work near Clarksville bridge and fall seeding, threshing plans for seed, and wet ground conditions. Jeb Ross attended a cattle sale in Kansas. Truman Ross and wife welcome a daughter. Rev Marsh to begin meetings in Salem Ort. Harwood assisted in building a corn crib. A small residence on John Sons farm burned with unknown cause. Glen McCormick and Anthia Cook wed. reception at grandfathers. Mrs HeHe Hall dies in Paris remembered by locals. Ernie Ross and Anna Grable wed. dinner at parental home followed by visit to West Union. Electric Bitters praised as health remedy by Mrs Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb Ross
Kansas
Jane Beacl
Truman Ross
Rev Marsh
Oregon
Salem
A Harwood
Janesville
Fred Wood
John Sons
Glen Mc‘ormick
Anthia Cook
Martinsville
Harrison Hurst
HeHe Hall
George Hall
Paris
Charles Fox
Plac
Ernie Ross
Anna Grable
Edgar County
John Ross
West Union
Frost notice and social visits in Marshall area
In the Marshall vicinity Otis Bell plans a sale on his house. Mrs Herman Myers spent Sunday nearby. Wm Smith of Marshall visited with Harry Whitson. Mrs John Ferguson and children rented part of last week in West Union. Ben Maurer and Wilford Pine went to Terre Haute Tuesday for business. Mrs Washtler visited daughters in Marshall. Mrs George Washtler, Mrs Mintha White and Everett joined Mrs Harry Maurer. Rudolph Kuhn and family, Walter White and others visited Otis Bell of Clarksville. Ben and Harry Maurer aided in Carml Sunday for Jacob Maurer’s fifty eighth birthday, a surprise gathering by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Bell
Herman Myers
Wm Smith
Marshall
Harry Whitson
John Ferguson
West Nion
Ben Maurer
Wilford Pine
Terre Haute
Washtler
George Washtler
Mintha White
Everett
Harry Maurer
Rudoph Kuhn
Walter White
Carroll Kibby
Clarksville
Ben
Carml
Jacob Maurer
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Gentle Health Aid
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as natural aids to liver kidneys and bowels, claiming they gently compel proper action and lead to excellent health, encouraging readers to try them at Robert Prewett's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Robert Prewett
Importance Recognized. A Candidate's Salary Demand
A Washington Star exchange quotes constituents debating a newly elected officeholder. One asks if he understands the job's importance, another replies he does. The man reportedly started by proposing a higher salary for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Fruit Trees for Delivery in October at Ben Baird’s Home
Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum and other fruit trees along with grape vines currants and gooseberries offered for delivery in October. Recipient listed as Ben Baird at 36 7 E H Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Baird
Death by Falling Across Airships and Climbers
A German psychologist notes death by fall can be painless and occurs in a detached or agreeable mood. Accounts include Helm fall from an airship, a Matterhorn incident, a Swiss geologist who swooned, and a boy who feared losing a pocketknife. Observers describe absent pain and fleeting thoughts of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kahn
New York Evening Post
Tle
Helm—ea
Heim
Whimper
Alpine Club
Sophie
Onion Power Cure Touts Family Health Through Diets
A mother recounts an onion based regimen that she credits with improving her children's health after failed medical trials. She describes feeding onions daily with buttermilk and hot milk drinks, noting a natural, socially unconventional remedy versus cocktails. The piece also shares female party ideas and parenting tips from other mothers.
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Little Daughter
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J .Eb. Walls
Hutsonville
the Herald
Hunt School
Fairbanks
Cole & Cole
Alvin Braker
Will Glenn
Greenup
Bethel Church
Sions
Bayard Cleaver
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Churc
George Beachout
Westfiels
the Review
Epee
ES Snider
Haver
Joan
Davis
Lew Goble
Kansas City
Ailsa
Jessie” Garner
Horton
John Stoker
Parker
Chirléston
Dimites
Til Pepe Thera
Emul
Aste
W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. HB
E H. Baird
Castoria
Centaur Company
TT Murray Street
New York City
Creal Springs
Ill
Good Baptist College
City High School
United States
Clark
Chas. M. Sullins
Marshall, Illinois
Arbuckles
DeYoul
Drése
Herald “Office
Reed
Eixtra
Rhea
Leearyou
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