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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
8
Market brief listing corrected weekly quotations for commodities including corn oats hay butter hens and turkeys with scattered OCR errors. The text also advertises lawn mowers at Shipe's and a travel item about a tourist single action model at Bobek & Gall a.
Marshall residents and visitors are listed with many trips to Terre Haute Green Castle Martinsville Paris Robinson Noblesville Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Notables include J K Black E C Rose J W Smith family Miss Nellie Shipe and several families visiting relatives and shopping. Local events mention a high school literary program tonight.
After a late visit, the narrator arranges a union for Gunter and Margaret Tocher, hoping to cure lonliness. Gunter worries about married life while Mag cites husbands’ tyranny as the main issue. A quarrel later exposes strain, yet a reconciliatory dinner follows as both couples mend.
Town supervisor John Williamson swore to a statement detailing public funds for the year ending March 28 1910. It lists initial funds on hand 907.61 receipts 1296.75 total payments 380.11 balance 907.61 plus a note of a stray black Sow 120 pounds with reward offered.
Wm. T Bernley and Lora E Pittenger wed Auburn October 22 1920. Wm Larrizon from Greenup to Jennie Gooden of Bell Air 1960 64. Otis Green and Mary Blistoner wed 81 Bernice Ind 24 21 Rymond QC. Denman Effingham and Hazel Fields Martinsville 21 19. Ralph Cooper and Bertha VanHorn Martinsville.
Foster Martin visited Chicago on Thursday to purchase dry goods millinery wash dresses waists and suits due to strong trade this year. He traveled to market to secure the goods needed promptly.
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