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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1910

Page

4

County Correspondence Notes From Banner Times

A long list of local visitors and departures includes A E Dyer and wife, Frank Shadley, Cory Ingle from Hutchinson, W J Kirkwood from Nowata, and J E Turner from Kansas City visiting relatives in West York. Barn fire on C M Queen’s farm, a fatal train wreck near Mt. Carmel, and deaths in Alms Texas are reported along with many social updates.

Banner Times Lockards A. E. Dyer Colorado Frank Shadley Boulder Colo John Cory Ingle Hutchinson Kansas Joseph Ingle W. J Kirkwood Nowata Okla Chas Kirkwood Wm. St Martz Toledo Pemperville J E. Turner Kansas City J S Leggett Ruth Young Jacksonville Lon Boller Mr. Boller Silver City Mexico C. M. Queen’s Farm Lizzie McMullen David McMullen John McMullen Alms Texas Washington Commercial

Gratitude for Elderly Sheltered by Foley Kidney Pills

A brief testimonial praises Foley Kidney Pills for quickly curing kidney and bladder diseases and easing discomfort for elderly people. The ad notes availability at all druggists.

West York News Briefs Include Rain and Travel

West York notes Mount moved into Rock property Ernest Atkens and family visit Will Holiday. A much needed rain visited Saturday morning. Several boys left Monday for the broom corn country to work.

Lockard J. Mount Rock Ernest Atkens Will Broom Corn

S L Chapman Praises Bell's Antiseptic Salve

S L Chapman of Massachy reports using Dr Bell s Antiseptic Salve on sore hands and finding it the best we have tried, curing them completely.

S. L. Chapman Massachy Dr. Bell

Westfield News Roundup: Dwellings, Death, and Dean Elect

Westfield notes a new 18 room house on L G Goble’s farm west of town. Mrs S D Makepeace traveled to Roanoke Indiana for a sister’s funeral. George Fornes’ four year old son injured by a horse, fracturing a leg. Noah Boyd and a Missouri visitor stayed with relatives. Young farm oil well on Young farm at 2060 feet and drilling in limestone. Oscar Irving shipped 80 of his fat cattle plus 25 bought from Briscoe Bros. Professor C C Peters elected Dean and to direct college affairs in president’s absence. First week of term shows strong enrollment and promise, beating last year’s pace.

Lockard S. L. G. Goble S. D. Makepeace Roanoke Ind George Fornes Noah Boyd Rose Biggs Young Oscar Irving Briscoe Bros C. C. Peters

Hutsonville Classified Social Notes

Ed Rains traveled to Arkansas to manage land interests. Miss Alice Musgrave departed Tuesday for Oberlin to attend college this winter. Miss Mildred Musgrave left Monday for Richmond Indiana to enroll at Earlham College.

Lockard Ed Rains Arkansas Alice Musgrave Oberlin Mildred Musgrave Jesse Musgrave Richmond Ind Earlham College

Tornado and Fire Insurance by Cole and Cole

We offer insurance on farm and city property from leading companies at the lowest rates. Write or call for terms. Cole and Cole.

Cole & Cole

Sunday Social and Farm Movements Nearby

Local residents report wheat sowing nearly complete and good emergence. Mike Molter and wife spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Burkholder. Rev D W English to preach at Asbury next Sunday. Jim Adams sold a spring colt and a cow for $12. Adams brothers hauled two hay cars to Chas Fairgrief for $14 per ton. Mrs Harve Dulaney and sister visited brother in Clinton Indiana. Lida Caldwell of Asbury works as nurse in Paris. Vera at Mattoon. Walter Adams and wife attended Martinsville fair then returned for Evangalist Yeuell’s sermon. Community hopes meetings continue longer for broader hearing.

Lockard’s Mike Molter Burkholder McKeen D. W. English Asbury Jim Adams Jim Clyde Adams Harve Dulaney Jane Hickman Clinton Ind William

Local residents visit neighbors and attend fair events

Sylvan Morrill and family visited J E Hall while J A Milton and family visited P W Grover. A large crowd attended the Martinsville fair last week. Arthur Stewart from Sullivan Indiana visited home folks. Lyman Hammond and wife visited Geo Hammond and family. Many attended Sunday school at Mt Olive. Dillman Bros sold their store to Oscar Warner of Vevay Park. Miss Ala Wiser returning from Charleston Normal came home for the fair. Perry Mason and family were called to Darwin for their ill daughter. Daniel Stackhouse and family of Hanner Illinois and Miss Janet Bradford of Rockville Indiana visited J A Melvin.

Lockard's Sylvan Morrill Dillman Bros Oscar Warner Vevay Park Ala Wiser Charleston Perry Mason Darwin Daniel Stackhouse Hanner Janet Bradford Rockville Ind J A Melvin

Moonshine and rainfall mark a quiet weekend

A rainy Saturday morning slows outdoor work as broom corn cutting winds down. Typhoid illness hits Miss Lilly Hills while local farmer Hrlan Bennett nears completion of a new cattle barn. Martin Dehl finishes 1700 feet of tiling, and a good turnout attends the Martinsville fair. Mrs Dyer of Indiana visits daughter Mrs Sylvester Crandall, and Roy Custis with family from Posey Illinois visits relatives nearby.

Lockard’s Lilly Hills Hrlan Bennett Martin Dehl Martinsville Dyer Indiana Sylvester Crandall Roy Custis Posey

Protracted Meeting Opens at Bennett Chapel in October

Harry Stricklett of Springfield visited the families of Walter Stricklett and John Geffs earlier in the week. Protracted services begin at Bennett chapel on the first Sunday in October conducted by Diders T. V. Nidey and D. W. Nay. Mrs. Chas. Gosnell of West Terre Haute spent last week with daughters Mrs. Washburn Custis and Mrs. Henry in this locality.

Josie Myles and Son Indiana Preston Garden Jay County Ind Wes John Thomas Wash Richards Joe Sims Mack Sims Indianapolis West York Henry Holiday St. Francisville T. J. Athey Tara Whitaker Terre Haute Robinson Matt Newlin Harry Stricklett Springfield Walter Stricklett John Geffs Bennett Chapel Diders T. V. Nidey D. W. Nay Chas. Gosnell West Terre Haute Wm. Washburn T. M. Custis Wm Henry

County Fair Highlights and Local Happenings

Carl Beachout returned home Friday. Mrs Henry Thornton rushed to Murdock on Tuesday due to a ill son. Uncle Robert Glenn of Greenup aged 89 visited relatives Friday. Mrs Tom Husted won twenty first and fifteen second county fair premiums. A two week wedding trip to the Rocky Mountains ends with Operator Newman back at the tower. Much sugar cane is hauled to sorghum mills. There were 25 autos at the county fair on Thursday. Reverend Lucien Fasig administered baptism at the Axtresses.

Lockard's Mary Stark Charles Nicholson Dudley Fielding Kester Norborn Clark County Fair Edgar Hammond Shawnee Oklahoma George Hammond Dave Nicholson H. B. Ambler Dolson Chapel Clarksville Methodist Allred Art Swango Della Allred Dolson Sperry Claypool Plymouth Rocks Mat Snyder Nat Daugbhetee Essie Daughhetee Lockard Carl Beachout B. F. Cleaver Tom Husted Robert Glenn Greenup Henry Thornton Murdock Lucien Fasig Rocky Mountains Newman

Notice to settle notes from Taubeneck and Casteel

The writer states intent to leave Marshall and requests settlement of notes soon to avoid leaving them with a collector. Directs callers to Harry Casteel's store for information and identification of the firm.

Casteel & Taubeneck Marshall Harry Casteel

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Restores Watertown Man

It saved his leg after ten years of eczema resisted by fifteen doctors. J. A. Swensen credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing the skin eruptions, eczema, boils, fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts, and piles. 25c at Robt. Prewett's.

J. A. Swensen Watertown Wis Robt Prewett

Real Estate Offers Near Marshall Illinois and Florida Land

An advertisement lists WEIR & WEIR Real Estate Loans and Insurance offerings. Properties include a nearly new 5 room home on sewer with two lots near Main St for $1000, 20 acres 2% mile from Marshall, 40 acres 6 miles from Marshall, 10 miles from Terre Haute, 1/2 mile from Naxta Rodd, 10 acres with creek bottom and 30 acres cultivated, remaining pasture. various farms in Florida with 60 000 acres of good land, sandy loam soil, and fruit crops. Also a chicken ranching opportunity and open markets with prices per acre. Marshall Illinois location and Jacksonville Florida reference included.

Weir & Weir Main Marshall Terre Haute Nax Tona Florida Jacksonville

Miona stomach tablets marketed as quick relief

Keifer Drug Co promotes Miona stomach tablets claiming relief from indigestion and stomach distress in five minutes. The advertisement guarantees a money back plan and mentions heartburn belching gas heaviness and chronic stomach trouble as conditions treated. Sold by Keifer Drug Co and other druggists.

Keifer Keifer Drug Co

For sale Black Stallion and Jacks in Melrose

Owner ill health forces sale of a black stallion known as the Trefz horse for 200 dollars an eight year old brown jack for 700 dollars and a one year old jack for 200 dollars. Contact J. B. Padgett Melrose.

Brown Jack Ina Jack J. B. Padgett Mel Rose

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