Local notices and visits across Casey and nearby towns
Lackard sells everything Marshall. Mother Norris is not so well. Attle frost Thursday morning. Clover seed is not yielding very well. Mrs. John Hurst fell and fractured an ankle. Someone destroyed William Suttons melon patch. Robert Hurst complains departure most of his guineas. Rev. Duncan and family of Dayton Ohio were Thursday visitors. Five Points people think of holding protracted meeting soon. Stand men by wagon load passing for the fair. Harve Machlan rents Dr Thornabure farm. Weller Flenner occupies vacated. Casey friends tied Monday and Tuesday. Will Davidson took a coop of buff leghorn chickens to the Greenup fair. Peyton Davison of Francisville Indiana was in Casey Friday en route to Hazel Del. Clem Voorhis went to Oblong Monday to open a photo and art room. C. E. Crane and family returned to Mattoon Thursday after extended visit. J. S. Finney home from Bloomington visit with aged aunt. Dennis Foster ill with congestion of the lungs and other complications but slightly better. Miss Daisy Bliss returned to Chaddock's boys school at Quincy as matron. Epworth League held a farewell social for four members leaving for winter. Byford Williams returns from Oklahoma prospecting, plans Sapulpa move. P J Daly of Chicago touts Electric Hitters as helping his elderly mother gain strength. Mrs. Prewet reports improvement after Paris and Greenup fairs. Mrs. Bertha Hastings of Terre Haute visited Joo Fowler last week. Mrs. Wm Berger returned with Wm Stark and Joo Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Casey
Will Davidson
Peyton Davison
Francisville Ind
Hazel del
Clem Voorhis
C. E. Crane
Mattoon
J. S. Finney
Beulah Bullard
Bloomington
Ind
Dennis Foster
Daisy Bliss
Chaddock's Boys School
Quincy
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Cuma Lee
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar claims immediate relief for asthma in worst stages and promises a cure if taken in time as stated by J L Keifer and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. L. Keifer
McNutt & Cook Report New Baby and School Opening
From The Review H C Vanscoyk and wife are the parents of a bouncing big boy. Westfield college will open for the year at 9 o clock Wednesday Sept 9. Mrs C W Ewart and W M Knapp and children returned from Lake Maxinkuckee last Saturday. James Kaley closed his clothing store last Saturday night and what goods were unsold he packed and shipped to Olney. A stroke of paralysis Wednesday left Mrs B Swinford in a bad condition. A second stroke since puts her in an unconscious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Vanscoyk
Westfield College
C. W. Ewart
W. M Knapp
Lake Maxinkuckee
James Kaley
Olney
Kidney Remedy Urged To Fight Diseased Kidneys
If any person suspects kidney trouble they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delaying may let the disease gain a foothold and risk worsening condition. J L Keifer & Son endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
J L. Keifer & Son
Community notices and obituaries mix in Monticello region
Local residents share visits and trips as families return from travels in Kansas Oklahoma and the Dakotas. The district reports 477 pupils enrolled as public schools open, and a town funeral is held for Walter Witwer at his home with burial in Casey cemetery. coroner verdict follows.
Community Notes From West Union and Nearby
Weekly items record residents traveling, birthdays, visits, and local events. Marshall H F Wharton spent Sunday in Indianapolis while Mrs H F Wharton visits relatives in Sardinia. J Frank Robinson visits Cowden. School began with Roy Buckner and Mae Chadwick teaching. A labor day mail pause and a Shawler Richards buggy giveaway on Sept 26 are noted. Charlie Williamson’s 52nd birthday surprise drew about 75 locals. James Prevo also celebrated his 62nd birthday with a large gathering. D W Hull family plans a year in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawler & Richard's
Moore
Albert Marvin
Perry
Charlie Williamson
James Prevo
Charlie
Foley’s Honey and Tar Sold Widely For Cough Relief
An advertisement asserts millions have used Foley’s Honey and Tar with only beneficial results for coughs colds and lung trouble. It warns the genuine product in the yellow package contains no opiates or harmful drugs and urges guarding health by refusing imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. L. Keifer & On
Local fair attendance noted by McNuatt and others
Fragmentary report lists McNuatt Cook vor Henry Mattison at a Green up fair last week. Mentions 7 Wm Hodge at Flat Rock and a Sunday at home. Names Miss James Barker and Wes Kisner appear among scattered references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Marshall
Henry Mattison
Hodge
Flat Rock
Rev.Manson
Lecebia
Sisterealey
Maine
James Barker
Wes Kisner
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By North Carolina Man
J. C. Goodwin of Reidsville says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a serious leg ulcer after several rounds and left no scar. The salve, guaranteed for piles and sores, burns and more, is sold for 25 cents at Robi Prewett's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville, N. C
Local residents report weekend visits and travel
J P Davis returned from Oklahoma and Harry Houghton from Oklahoma and Texas. J S Phillips came back from Texas. E C U Connelly made a business trip to Marshall on Saturday. Many attended John Lowerys party Saturday night and a reunion at Weatfield midweek. Mrs P A Connelly visited her son G W Connelly of Moonshine last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E CU Connelly
Marshall
John Lowery
Everett Chambers
Westfield
Harry Houghton
Oklahoma
Texas
Sallie
Cora Hammond
C. A. Newlin
Lyda Connelly
Sallie Bean
Weatfield
P. A. Connelly
G. W. Connelly
Moonshine
New Life Pills Endorsement From Pittsfield Resident
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont says Dr King's New Life Pills ease stomach liver and bowel kinks with no fuss. The guarantee promises satisfaction and the product is sold at Robt Prewett's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
New Life
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Local School Opens as Miss Leggett Teaches
The school started Monday morning with Miss Florence Leggett as instructor. Mrs. Will English Jr. shows improvement after weeks of illness. Farmers reap a strong clover seed crop and peach harvest. Directors improve the schoolhouse with a new roof and grounds work. Hubert and Charles English attend Marshall High School, Mell Fawley near completion of a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engile
Florence Leggett
Hubert and
Charles English
Marshall
Kidney Remedy Claims Cure for Kidney and Bladder Disease
Advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy as a universal cure for kidney and bladder diseases. Claims to strengthen kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes if taken in time, attributed to J I. Keifer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Foly
J I. Keifer & Son
South Dolson and local names at the fair
The item mentions South Dolson Luckard selling everything and Charley Wieland riding a new car with Tiare, plus Sunday visits with home folks and a trip to Greenup fair. Other scattered fragments name George Claypool, Charley Goekler, Mrs A J, Babcock, and Rotts Stricker in a noisy local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckard
Marshall
Charley Wieland
Bessie Vouglns
George Claypool
Greenup
Charley Goekler
A. J
Babcock
Laxative Remedy Promoted by Foley and Keifer
A brief ad notes Foley's Orino Laxative as a new remedy that improves on earlier laxatives. It claims the product does not gripe or nauseate, is pleasant to take, and is guaranteed. J. L. Keifer endorses the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Coe
J. L. Keifer
Melrose Hosts Weekend Fair and Local Sports Roundup
Melrose hosts a fair and reports a lively weekend with community visits and social events. Local sports note Melrose second nine defeated West Union 24 to 10 while first nine scheduled to play West York on the 19th. A mule show drew 290 observers with Grant Green taking first prize and Stacy Wernz entering a burro for sweepstakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Cooper
Milo Baker
Melrose
West Union
West York
Fred Crumlin
Lottie Snavely
C. W. Cornwell
Alice Richart
Cherry Point
Springfield riots prompt mixed views on Deneen leadership
An eastern paper criticizes Governor Deneen for not ordering the militia to shoot at the Springfield riots, while others praise his calm response. The attack on Loper's restaurant occurred before reinforcements arrived, and swift, composed action by the governor prevented further bloodshed. The report notes public commendation from many Illinois citizens despite earlier opposition. There is also a note about Dinah Mulock Craik's practice of leaving manuscripts at her bank before final submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneen
Springfield
Kliii
Loper
Illinos
Quincy
Dinah Mulock Craik
John Halifax
Ear Wagging and Ear Movements in Animals
The fragment describes how animals with long ears can wag them, citing the rabbit as an example. It notes difficulty or impossibility for other ears and mentions movements and quirks related to ear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrabbie
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Marshall Resident
Marshall Ill resident H. Seigfried testifies to relief from backache headaches and nervous spells caused by kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought at Green and Harlan's and says his kidneys returned to normal with continued use. Sold by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for USRemember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibu
Baekac
H. BE. Seigfried
Marshall
Ill
Doan
Green & Harlan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dodns
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Flomer
Lackard
Mother Norris
Attle
Clover
John Hurst
Harve Machlan
Dr. Thornabure
Weller Flenner
Byford Williams
Sapulpa
P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Robt. Prewet's Drug Store
Fannie Murphy
Ola
Nora
Bertha Hastings
Terre Haute
Joo. Fowler
Wm. Berger
Wm. Stark
Joo. Barker
Wetfield
The
Tasey
John Drake
Monticello
Kansas
Walter Hennig
Shuler
Crawford
John Shadley
Denver
Richard D M. Davis
Seattle
Washington
Northwest
Russel Brown
Riley Brookhart
Joe
Pate Elliott
Wi Hawkins
North Dakota
Ed Gross
Mirosa
South Side
Otis Bowles
Lanny Sherman
Josiah Bowles
T. T. Rader
Alva
Frank Gore
Hazel Dell
Rader
Walter
Jeff Witwer
Union Hospital
Mr. Witwer
Rev. C. We
Frases
Parker
J. P. Davis
J. S. Phillips
John Stillwell
M. M. Stricker
Ruth Sinclair
Mamie Newlin
Nora Hammonds
Lyman Hammonds
Will English Jr
Norman Forsythes
Will Spotts
George Hall
Lola Volkers
Dennison
Mell Fawley
South Dolson
Aeker
Wilindley
Robert Babcocks
Mrs
Lee Standfeld
Brother Will
Martinsville
Charles W. Cornwell
J. E. Padgett
Ed Homes
Mace Snyder
Frank Smith
George Alexander
Chancy Life
Joe Veraz
Grant Dart
Doc Ralston
Grant Green
Harlan Evans
Herman Haddox
Harvey Evans
Fred Ware
Frank Kelms
Orlando Meeker
John Wells
Mr. Padgett
David Leffer
John Bowers
Jake Ratts
Crumlin
Stacy Wernz
Hamilton
Cumberland Streets
Wheeler & Keser
Prop
the “Herald
Clark County
Herald
Vigo County
Indiana
de Liberatti
Carson
Eran
AEM Farm
Ieee Nt Ee
Crete
Saab
Paes Il
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