Parsons Lanterns and Town Notes Amid Local Move
Parsons offers lanterns that won’t blow out while social events fill Marshall, Illinois notices of visits from Mrs. McNutt, Dan Curran and Beall, and weekly family travels. Local business ads rally with canning supplies at Parsons and a Watermelon Social planned at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brown
Paris
Marshall
Ernest Shaw
Rock Springs
Wyoming
True Booth
J. S. Liggett
Casey
Grace Small
South 5Th Street
Mary Hillman
Tennessee
Belmont College
Lockards
John R. Patton
Indianapolis
H. M. Janney
Oscar L. Barr
Vincennes
Fred Gossman
Terre Haute
Warren Murray
W .C. Hippard
Springfield
Dars Ega Co
Maine
Parsons
Change of Firm in Buggy and Implements Business
Harry Casteel has bought the interest of his partner Victor Taubeneck in the buggy and implement business. Taubeneck plans to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Casteel
Victor Taubeneck
Mr. Taubeneck
California
Cairo division to add chair cars on all trains
The Cairo division plans improvements by fitting chair cars on all trains soon. Adding another daily train each way would give patrons a warmer feeling toward that road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Printing Committee Digs the County
The county board of supervisors printing committee paid Mr Bennett 149.86 for blanks the Herald provided last year for 70. This shows Clark county spending to help a statesman from Darwin retaliate against the Herald for an imagined grievance.
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County Board of Supervisors
Bennett
Herald
Clark County
Statesman
Darwin
The Big Tent Meeting Continues Amid Growing Interest
The evangelistic meeting led by Mr Yeuell attracts large crowds with the tent well filled each service. Originally to close next Sunday, the meetings will continue indefinitely due to sustained interest. Sixty nine conversions and twenty five baptisms have occurred at the Christian church, with Mr Yeuell’s lectures on The Passion Play Quo Vadis and related topics drawing very large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeuell
Christian Church
Old Citizen Daniel Holwick Dies at 85 in Hatton Ill
Daniel Holwick born March 22 1825 in Stark County Ohio died September 16 1910 at Hatton Illinois aged 85 years 5 months 16 days He married Adaline Fogle May 22 1850 in Stark County They had five children Wary Craig William F George Lola Lucy all survive except George who died in Oklahoma last July He later married Nancy Craig They lived a quiet Christian life joining the Christian church in 1868 as a charter member helping to build Craig Chapel He served as elder for many years Funeral services held at Craig Chapel conducted by Elder R Russell. interment in nearby cemetery.
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Daniel Holwick
Stark County
Hatton Ill
Adaline Fogle
Wary ( Craig
William F
George Holwick
Lola Garwood
Lucy McCollum
George
Oklahoma
Nancy Craig
Christian Church
WW J Houston
Craig Chapel
R. Russell
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Stand Still Clear
To members and interested in insurance, the company posts figures denying rumors of collapse. Canceled policies: 16 for 2,250. New policies: 26 totaling 31,075. Net gain over losses substantial. Members and books open for inspection at the office. LWA Wrage reports.
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Marshall Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Inxour’. Co
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