County Correspondence Mixed News From Hutsonville and Nearby
Carnival on Main Street in Hutsonville evokes a midway scene. The river recedes slowly as low water allows wading in many spots. An oil test well in White county was abandoned at 2030 feet with no oil found. Land transfers include John Fitch selling 230 acres near York for about 316000 to J N James and Ed Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnois
White County
John Fitch
York
J. N
James
Ed Lindley
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar offers immediate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and, if taken early, will effect a cure according to J. L. Keifer and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. L. Keifer & Son
Local residents arrive and depart for visits and work
McNutt and Cook from Pomona arrive for a visit with Chas Stoltz in town. Stoltz travels to Greencastle for DePauw literary training. Hendricks and family from Farnwood visit Oklahoma. Mrs Koffman and daughter from Houston visit Mrs. Gooch. Ed Mosier to build a new Southwest home. Mosier plans move. Williams from Manitou visits sister Spence. Cribilar couple leave to visit Ft. Gibson. Miss Peters leaves for school at Mary of the Woods. Mrs Garrison and son depart for California after a visit. Jake Howe and family arrive from Glenwood to see Wm Howe. Elwood Jim wins Terre Haute trotting race. Dave Claypool heads to Minnesota to manage a farm. Schofstall, Floyd, Wringer from Johnson Township ride to Doniphan County and Palestine Ark. Paving crews arrive to begin Main Street work with curbing on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cribilar
Ft. Gibson
Okla
Marie Peters
Sct
Marya-of-the-Woods
Chas Garrison
California
A. C. Garrison
Jake Howe
Glenwood
State of Washington
Wm. Howe
Elwood Jim
N. B. Lee
Terre Haute
Dave Claypool
Kittson County
Minnesota
S. R. Schofstall
Geo. Floyd
John Wringer
Johnson Township
Doniphan County
Palestine
Ark
Main Street
Local notes and notices from Clark County area
A roundup of farm, family, and community updates includes Well levels low in spots. Dave Hughes nears completion on a new house. Ennis locations corrected to 1846. Sickness reports show improvement among the ill. Downey visits from Oklahoma. Davis plans a move to Hammond farm. Clara Hughes travels to Lennappa for a sick brother. Clapp slow to recover from wagon injury. kin with typhoid fever improving. Kirkland to start Baptist meetings at Clarksville church next month. Wheat ground remains dry. some sowing after corn. Dolson folks win premiums at Clark County fair with Claypool, Lev Claypool, Fowler, Horner excelling. Doyles Creek bridge grading total cost and county share noted. Halleya comet rumor debunked as astrology claims emerge. Foley's Orino Laxative advertised with testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Downey
Custer County
Oklahoma
Tom Davis
Nancy Leffler
Hammond
Clara Hughes
Hannah Perry
Lennappa
Indian Territory
Lawrence Hornbrook
Wm. F. Clapp
Homer
S. Kirkland
Clarksville Baptist Church
Clark County
Charles Claypool
Poland
Lev Claypool
James Fowler
James Horner
Leckard Cellars Drying Up Fast Move to Indiana
Fragmentary notes mention Leckard and Marshall, with a reference to Be Conn drying up and a move to Indiana. The text is garbled but hints at a change affecting local business or property figures and a person named Cleaver or Cleaver related to a biking or travel detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLeckard
Marshall
Farmer
Leckard
Bop
Indiana
Electric Bitters touted by son for mother’s strength
P J Daly of Chicago writes that his feeble mother gains flesh, cures insomnia, and grows stronger using Electric Bitters. The tonic remedies stomach, liver, and kidney complaints and is sold under guarantee at Robt Prewett's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Robt. Prewet’s Drug Store
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve lauded for ulcers in Reidsville
J C Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a sure knock out for ulcers. He says a severe leg ulcer last summer healed in a few rounds with no scar left. Available for piles sores and burns at Robi Prewett’s drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Bucklen
Robi Prewett
Lockard Sets Everything and Local Happenings
Marshall and Mr Scofield plan a new house north of town. Ora Williams and wife visited Monday. Three clover bullets found in the area Friday. Pike See heads to Paria for a delivery bay project. A young man opened a barber shop on Pennsylvania avenue. Locals attended the Terre Haute fair last week. School opened the fourteenth with Ray Burkybile as teacher and 36 enrolled. Sam and Jacob Barnes cut corn and broom corn last week. Andy Sizemore and wife visited Boone Colvin Sunday. Herman Welsh visited home folks from Terre Haute Sunday. A daughter of John McMullen returned to Terre Haute Sunday. Box supper at the schoolhouse Oct 3 to aid the school library. James Isaac moved from Doo little Grove to the east end of Pennsylvania avenue. Ernest Doolittle will take the vacated place. Foley’s Honey and Tar has sold widely for coughs and colds with no opiates in the yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Marshall
Scofield
Ora Williams
Pike’' See
Paria
Delivery Bay
Pennsylvania Avenue
Terre Haute
Ray Burkybile
Sam
Jacob Barnes
Andy Sizemore
Spotts
Boone Colvin
Herman Welsh
John McMullen
James Isaac
Doolittle
Ernest Doolittle
James
Lockard Sells Everything and Local Notes
Marshall reports Lockard sells all belongings. W. Russell of Oakland preached last Sunday. Community faces widespread sickness. John Snedeker writes from Oklahoma enjoying the country. Taylor Shirely visited home folks and preached during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Marshall
Farmer’s
S. W
Russell
Oakland
John Snedeker
Oklahoma
Taylor Shirely
Visit to Kansas and farewell for J B Owen
Allie Mathow and her grandmother visited relatives in Kansas last week. J B Owen plans to leave soon for new work. We wish him success and hope our loss becomes his gain. We thank him for his earnest and faithful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Mathow
Kansas
Obituaries From Martinsville Area Congregants and Families
Obituaries recall Sarah Gilbert Wright Norris born 1827 in Coshocton County Ohio died 1908 at her daughter’s home aged 81 years 7 months 7 days. Surviving children Pryor Beachout Tilman Linton Joseph Wright and Edgar Norris. Funeral at Bethel Baptist Church Auburn Cemetery. Also William Henderson born 1825 died 1908 of nervous rheumatism with Baptist ties and later U B church. John Frederick Haueisen born 1834 in Germany came to US 1854 served Civil War militia and long time secretary for Marshall County Fire Insurance Co. Baby Marion Martin Wyrick son of Harry and Delila died at 2 months 26 days. Families express thanks for support during sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Gilbert
Coshocton County
Ohio
Pryor Beachout
Wesley Wright
Tilman Linton
Joseph Wright
Samuel Norris
Edgar Norris
Kethel Baptist Church
Martinsville
Bethel Baptist Church
Auburn Cemetery
William Henderson
William
Piqua County
Clark County
Ill
Missouri
Indian Territory
Billy
Mill Creek
U. B. Church
Baptists
Christ
Weill
T. B
John Frederick Haveisen
Klein Sachenheim
O. A
Vahingen
Wuerttenburg
Germany
State
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Marshall
Haneisen
Marshall County Fire Ins. Co
Lena Haueisen
Haueisen
Kansas
Kate Low
Marshall, Uil
Emil Haueisen
Peoria, Til
Little Marion Martin Wyrick
Harry
Delila Wyrick
Marion
Local Notes On Community Arrivals and Assignments
James Neely has left for California. Alva Davis works at pimping on the M and Endsley farm. Mrs Geo Hammond spent Wednesday with her son Lyman. School began at Johnson last Monday. Claude Newman is a teacher. Mrs C A Newlin and J P Davis spent Friday with Mrs Sydney fi Lacy. Mrs Geo Garver of near Arcola visited friends here a few days. Milton Wilson and wife spent Sunday with daughter Ella Connelly. Lyman Hammond and wife visited Chas Newlin and wife near Kansas. Sig Davis and James Neely joined an excursion to St Louis from Charleston. Everett and Lyman Connelly attended a band concert at Westfield Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neely
California
Alva Davis
Endsley
Geo. Garver
Near Arcola
Sig Davis
St. Louis
Charleston
Everett
Lyman Connelly
Westfield
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K M Cox
Big Four Railroad
Wilbur
Flat Rock
Ccrcurt
Cox
Wevlth
Ed Garr
Louisville
W H Beazell
Milwaukee
Lockhart
Malott
Donaldson
Bicknell
J. T. Mayfield
Tulsa
Oklo
Jewet Meskimer
Oliver
Bridgeport
Norris
P. P. Beachout
Rev. Kearns
Five Points Church
National Road
Cleone
B. D. Bennett
Chas. F. Wiser
Ralph Greeson
Oscar L. Warner
G L. Wiser
Wesley Hall
J. E. Hall
Earl H. Hammond
Tony Tyler
Cora
Myra Hammond
Wm. Volk
Vevay Park
Clark H. Hammond
D. A. Garver
Emily
C. C. Kemper
Newman
Geo. W. Downey
Cloone
West
Miller Diamond
Valley Feom Commercial
George Wiley
Pomona
Calif
Old Friinds
Chas Stoltz
Greencastle
DePauw
Thos. Hendricks
Farnwood
Richard Koffman
Misa Honnie Koffman
Houston
Texas
Alice Gooch
V. Pree
Ed Mosier
St. Viien
New Mexico
Tanner Times
John Willams
Manitou, Okla
Geo. Spence
Dolson
Farmer's
Lockard’s
Lockard Sella
Dave Hughes
F. B. Ennis
Charles and
Matilda Hawkins
Baptist Association
Concord
Doyles Creek
Milo Claypool
John van Pelt
Tingley Bros
Paris Bridge Company
Astronomera
J.-L. Keiferne
McKeene
J. L. Keifer & On
Tee
Johnson
Claude Newman
C. A. Newlin
J. P. Davis
Sydney Fi Lacy
Milton Wilson
Ella Connelly
Lyman Hammond
Chas. Newlin
Allison
West Side Square
H. C. Bell
Joseph G. Cannon
Casey
West Union
Casey and
Bell
House of Representatives
West End
Chenoweth Yard
West Main Street
Ray Huston
Keifer
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