Track the Rabbit to the South Side Market
A cryptic note directs readers to follow a chased rabbit to the South Side Market where the elusive quarry is believed to be hiding. No further details accompany the clue.
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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
8
A cryptic note directs readers to follow a chased rabbit to the South Side Market where the elusive quarry is believed to be hiding. No further details accompany the clue.
A long list of community happenings from Cleone, Martinsville, and nearby areas. Visits and social calls among families such as Best, Gilbert, Hammond, and Garver. church services by Rev. Connelly. farming, teaching, and employment updates. illness and bereavement reports. and weather affecting crops.
Local items recount visitors from Terre Haute Martinsville Paris and Casey. Neighbors attend to church school and business matters while farmers plan potato planting despite rain. Civic notes cover school board elections street work and a gas service setback.
Alva Gray of Martineville visited Sunday with G. L. Wiser. Many citizens attended the Easter entertainment at Salem featuring several splendid recitations. Newt Bean was in the city Sunday.
Eckel John Bierbaum and family spent Sunday with relatives at Spike town, Ira Neff of Terre Haute visited with home folks Sunday. Rev. Robert Griffin of Marshall preached at Grace Chapel Sunday afternoon. Blanche Williams spent the latter part of the week with friends near Spiketown. Mrs. Dan Renner and Mrs. China Renner spent Sunday with Mrs. Mike Moore. Ernest Walker visited in Parla. R. A. Beadle of Clarkaville was in the city yesterday. Black has several different varieties of seed potatoes. Go to Black's for onion sets.
West York residents hosted and visited friends over Sunday with Martin Miller as agent of the Big 4 at Flat Rock. Dr. and Mrs. Henry McGath of Villa Grove visited West York relatives. Ike Seymour added a fence to his property. Mrs. C W Moore improves after illness. C D Harrington and family attended Easter services at 1st Union. Charles Brown and family were guests at Price Carters. Emily J Maddox of Terre Haute visiting West York area. Miss Mary Reynolds visiting Jackson Cox family near West Terre Haute Indiana. Rev Mr Chiddix traveled to Jasper County for appointment. Mr and Mrs H C Bell of Robinson visited West York relatives. Mart Millis and family near Annapolis visited Sunday.
A heavy rain on Monday followed by more showers disrupted a local auction, canceling plans for a valuable yearling colt sale. The town also reports a grip outbreak with several cases seen nearby. Mrs. D. E. Cleaver visited Mrs. Josie Hustod on Friday.
Buy seed potatoes from Black. Mrs. Laura Slusser went to Cae ey Sunday. Black pays highest cash price for butter and eggs. Mrs. Nancy Lesler of Chicago is visiting relatives here. Miss Cora Hutchison returned to Chicago Sunday due to her father T. J. Hutchison's fatal illness. Good onion sets at Black's. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bean of Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Logan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto MeVick of Terre Haute spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Louisa Lickert.
Fragmented text lists Ned Dee with a time 8 00am and 9% odds around 1138p er Nold. Details are unclear but indicate a timetable or event involving Ned Dee Stam and times near 8 00am.
Fragmentary notes show Woot bound event at Vangalia Time Carb with partial times and names like Uttam and Nels. References to Nobel, Ned, and a park name imply a local gathering or schedule. Details are obscured by messy OCR.
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