Wheat and seed crops thrive in Dolson area report
Glen Ross attends school in Terre Haute. Timothy seed and rye demand high. wheat and grass seed planted. Robert Anderson and wife visit from West Union. Perry Loughers sells peaches to Terre Haute firm. Joe Fitzgarrald sows 30 acres wheat and plans 20 more rye. Rain and warm weather boost pastures. Also notes social visits, illness, and upcoming Dolson Chapel singing. Martinville and nearby towns report diphtheria, fairs, roadwork, and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson
Glen Ross
Terre Haute
Timothy
Robert Anderson
West Union
Perry Loughers
Joe Fitzgarrald
Cecil Marrs
Westfield
John Hurst
Cleve Snyder
I. P. Daughbettee
Paris
Rinehard Batts
Dolson Chapel
Zenas Murphy
Lucy Stepleton
Huston
Texas
Mary Ross
Emanuel Clapp
Blanche Montgomery
Mr. Clapp
Insurance promoted by Cole and Cole in Marshall
Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property offered by Cole and Cole. Policies available through the strongest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call for terms in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole, Marshall
Silo erection and farm notes in Edgar county scene
Peter Cook has erected a silo. Will Sutton holds a five acre bean patch. Chiptz bugs reported in several cornfields. D C Cleaver was a Terre Haute visitor. Silas Elledge and wife visited Paris last week. Bonnie Shaffner attends high school at Martinsville. John Beachout and wife spent Sunday with Greenup friends. Elmer Phillips and family attend Edgar county fair Thursday. Frank Litch and family were in Edgar county for several days. With the National Road closed, travel is circuitous. Children under twelve may enter the pony contest once for every days’ attendance at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Jack Lindsey
Orange
Gilman/ Noyes
Missouri
Neal Barkalow
Melrose
Darwin
Horell Smith
Iowa
Paris
Greenup
Fred McNary
Joseph Tate
Leo Amstott
Albert Cooper
Jesse Thompson
D. H Miller
B. F Machlan
South Side
Sidell
Milton Shawver
J Linn
John Frederick
Geo. Carpenter
Chicago
John Brossman
Julia Tuttle
Carpenter
Ezekiel Moore
Tulsa
Okla
Moore
Oklahoma
Berger Place
Lowry and
Sutton Farms
Fairground
Bennett Hill
Mill
Cook Roads
Grandview Road
Clark County
Peter Cook
Will Sutton
D. C
Community Notes From Terre Haute Area Visitations
Pastures look well as Mr. and Mrs Albert Schell visit Terre Haute. C. C. Lewis has house repairs. The area suffered a Sunday downpour. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Holiday did business in Marshall. Elder Lade from Shelburn led services at Christchurch. Church meetings occurred Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Mart Newlin visited John Dickerson's on Walnut Prairie. Wanda Holiday left for Flat Rock to start school. C. D. Harrington moved to Georgetown as a Big Four agent. Mrs. Pence and granddaughter from Terre Haute visited John Thomas. Henry Cullop and sister from Worthington are visiting their uncle Will Holiday. Schell party and Dede Cochran attended Marshall street fair. Mr. and Mrs. B. Holiday welcomed a baby boy born Saturday. Fifty-seven relatives and friends gathered for Mrs C Lewis turning 58 with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schell
Terre Haute
C. C. Lewis
Wil Holiday
Marshall
Elder Lade
Shelburn
Ind
Christchurch
Mart Newlin
John Dickerson
Walnut Prairie
Wanda Holiday
Flat Rock
C. D. Harrington
Georgetown
Pence
Terré. Haute
John Thomas
Henry Cullop
Worthington
Will Holiday
Schell
Dede Cochran
Neighborhood Visits and Birthday Surprises Highlight Weekend
Hazel and Flora Elliott visited uncle Jim Elliott near Riley and Miss Sue Setzer hosted guests including Nel lie and Anna Welsh Carrie Ohm Lulu Hazel Elliott Mr and Mrs Chas Setzer Laura Celia Elliott Walter and Arthur Welsh and Septer Pierson on Sunday Two birthday surprises occurred last week with Mrs Robert Wyrick on Tuesday and Mrs Ed Fairgrief Sunday hosted a basket filled day of visiting neighbors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Flora Elliott
Jim Elliott
Riley
Sue Setzer
Nellie
Anna Welsh
Carrie Ohm
Lu-lu
Hazel Elliott
Chas. Setzer
Laura
Celia El-iott
Walter
Arthur Welsh
Septer Pierson
Robert Wyrick
Ed Fairgrief
Local Residents Visit and Life Updates
Several welcome rains visited this section lately. Bess Landers spent Saturday night with Ruth Jennings. Eva Stevens began school Monday as principal. Rob English and wife spent Sunday at M. M. Landers. County fair attendance noted from Edgar county. Mrs. Will English and son Fenton of Fairmount visiting here. George Henry visited sister Mrs. Clarence Rogers in Oliver. Ethel English went to Redmon on Wednesday to teach this year. Wil English and family, Charles English and family spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bowman
Frank Lingafelter
Plymouth
Steve Custis
Martinsville
Ray Staley
Lily Ridgeway
Indiana
Ota Richard
Verne Davis
Charles Cooper
Charleston
Walker Elliott
Wm. Davis
Ed Wiman
Glen Neibarger
Jesse Blankenbeker
Daniel Neibarger
Stephens Bros
Kickapoo
Robert Chapman
Ken Dennis
Dan Lingafelter
James Dugan
Tulsa
Ota
Landis Richards
Wayne County
Wm. Bowman
Arkansas
Myrtle Chapman
Mamie Morris
Portersville
Bitha Spaugh
Nola Buckner
Louis Spaugh
Bess Landers
Ruth Jennings
Eva Stevens
Rob English
M. M. Landers
Will
English
Fenton
Fairmount
George Henry
Clarence Rogers
Oliver
Ethel English
Redmon
Wil English
Charles English
Pasture Growth Noted After Rain in York
York residents report pastures improving after recent rains. Local moves include James Brann from West Union and Rev. F. C. Read delivering a fare well sermon. Many social visits and family gatherings appear throughout the week with neighbors and relatives from nearby towns.
Honest goods at honest prices from early buyers
Having purchased cloaks and millinery early, we offer savings as prices will not advance while supplies last. Our millinery line is complete with imported items hard to obtain now, but we secured stock early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘States
Germany
Family Reunion Held At Crumlin Home In West Union
Fifty relatives gathered at the West Union home of Mr and Mrs Wm Crumlin for a rainy day reunion. A noon dinner featured choicest foods and a group photograph was taken in the afternoon. The event also marked the Crumlin couple's 20th wedding anniversary with leather upholstered rockers as gifts. Other attendees included extended Crumlin and related families from Chandlerville Michigan Terre Haute Livingston Marshall Wabash and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Crumlin
West Union
Crumrin
Richard Handy
Burl Medsker
Wm. Crumrin
Harry Crumrin
Chandlerville
Chester Crumrin
Michigan
Ruth Kreager
Terre Haute
Otto and
LeRoy Crumrin
Livingston
Matt Wyrick
Marshall
Lena Crumlin
Wabash
Maude Mac-Donald
Ruth
Murder in Terre Haute Levee ends in stabbing death
Israel Edward Girton 26 of 619 South Second street stabbed Miles K. Curry about 3 a m Friday on Wilson street between Second and Third as Curry stood with Mrs Minnie Girton. Girton appeared in City Court Friday morning, charged with murder, case continued to next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Edward Girton
South Second Street
Miles K. Curry
Locust Street
Wilson Street
Second
Third Streets
Curry
Minnie Girton
Girton
City Court
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Nechdortood
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Robi. Becker
Henry Reynolds
Blizaard
Ford
Otis Landers
Wichita
Kas
Homer
West York
York
James Brann
F. C. Read
Bishop
Hodge
Raymond Prevon
Lyman Pritchard
Nellie Rook
Olney
W. M. Burger
Susie Stack
Lyman Spittler
Henry Kile
Orla
Edgar
Carl Shaffner
Shaffner
Godfrey Spittler
Nell
Lola Freeman
Lyman Craig
Brocton
Chas. Higgins
Arcola
Stella
Layman
Putter
Hurley Nicol
Gertie Schlosser
Edith
Myrtle
Elvin
Kile
Cora
Nora
Sarah
Allen
Bryan “Coombs
Harry
John
Hurley
Leta Hunter
Richart
Ray
Gay Spittier
Clayton - Spittier
Vincent
Children Ory
Fletcher
Macklin
State
Nelle Rustamier
Iside
North Side Square
Marshall, ‘Ilinois
Guardian
Timois
Said County
A. D
Edith Cole
Margaret Cole
Richard D. Cole
Clark
Tlinois
Archer Street
Wwest
Manly’s
Manly
Marshalls
William B. Archer
Illinois
Court House
Shaw
Buster Brown
Grover
Douglas
M. Grabenheimer
Know
Black
Hutchinson
Peiones
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