County Officials and Court Terms Listed
The Acorn Publishing Company from Marshall Illinois lists county officers including clerk deputy treasurer and sheriff. It notes the circuit court convenes on the first Monday in March June and September and county court handles probate on the first day of odd months. Law terms begin in January and run to June and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge
Hershel Snavey
W Fredenberger Daput
Vin T Martin Jr Creuse
Clers van Kmenen
Edwant Beerwen
Jews Daputy
M Tarman Bherti
Hl Davison
Jewe Gallatin
Drake
John F Laterty Martinavillo
Win Howell
Martonavulto
So Handy
Everet
Conally Gourt
Lucy Finhup
Paris
Circuit Court
Munday
Goanty Court
Lahday
Country School Plan Promotes Rural High School Training
The Department of Agriculture outlines a program to replace one room rural schools with consolidated rural high schools offering manual training domestic science and agricultural courses. Demonstrations show children traveling by carriage to schools and engaging in wood and steel work cooking sewing and seed selection. The plan debuts at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha with other department exhibits. In Illinois the bounty on crows eggs and groundhogs is debated with county boards gaining discretion to grant payouts subject to state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Willet M. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Boye
Agricultural Department
Omaha
Seattle
Clark County
Minois
General Assembly
Tent meeting opens at Lower Union school house
Correspondence notes a Baptist tent meeting beginning Tuesday August 3 1900 at Lower Union school house. The item also lists local visits store changes and family movements including Beulah Prust Jano Williamson and wife Minta Ingram Billa Williams Mrs Chas Walker Chas Prevo and others with several trips to Marshall and Paris area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptists
Lower Union School House
Will Marvin
E. A. Snyder
Cork and Poorman
Bush and Poorman
Walnut Praire Church
C. D. Harrington
West York
James Claypool
Marshall
Emward
Myrtle
Claude Kearn
Mary A. Davidson
Claude Kearns
Lucile Handy
Oliver
Will Poorman
B. F. Poorman
James Nash
Casey
R. L. Denham
Frank Prevo
French Lick Springs
West York News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
West York residents and relatives traveled to Terre Haute Kansas Station and Martinsville over the weekend. Attendees include John Clough C S Buckner and families Carl Ryerson Mart Miller Ed Harrnopton and others. A funeral was held in Rosedale Ind and local church services occurred Sunday with multiple visitors and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clough
Terre Haute
C.S Buckner
Kansas Station
Carl Ryerson
Mart Miller
Ed Harrnopton
Flat Rock
West York Friounds
John Thomas
Rosedale Ind
Elia Standfield
Clarence Mount
Charles Buckner
Marshall
Wes Life
Toledo
Frank Athey
Thomas Athey
Livingston
Leslie Lindley
Everett
Nelson Clark
John N. Lindley
C. S. Buckner
Newton Brothers Show
Martin Newlin
Will Piety
C. W. Moore
Georgetown
Amy Woods
Martinsville
C. W Moore
Willis Bradbury
Hutsonville
John Bradbury
Edward Doering
Chame Paign County
John Price
Reuben Wellern
H . Bell
Robinson
Roscoe Richards
West Union
F. E. Buckner
Local Notices and School Plans Reported
Citizens discuss the Terre Haute show attendance. Nora Guyer will vacate the Tarble farm for S. Morrill. Local residents visit Marshall relatives. Wiser plans farm work near Etingham. Charleston Normal attendees for next year include Clem Wiser Rae Connelly Lee Charlies Van Tarble. Connelly and Miss Connelly finish their course next year. West Liberty visitors Sylvan Cartright and Clarence Wieland in city. Boys attend the Tower Oilfield ball game. H S Akens works for Frank Connelly. School starts last Monday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Morrill
M. A. Tarble
Nora Guyer
Terre Haute
M. V. Connelly Sr
Marshall
G. L. Wiser
Etingham
Clem Wiser
Rae Connelly
Lee
Charlies
van Tarble
Charleston
Charles
Miss Connnelly
Sylvan Cartright
Clarence Wieland
West Liberty
City
Tower
Oilfield
Akens
Frank Connelly
Dar win area church notices and visits listed
Marshall Circuit Chas Rhoads and family and Mrs Alice Groves of Martinsville attended Walter Cloughs babys funeral at Darwin Monday. Miss Edith Hartzler of Darwin is staying in Marshall this week. Ice cream supper at Darwin netted 20.13. Miss Emma Lowe visited Hutsonville Sunday. Mrs Oliver Switzer of Terre Haute visiting Geo Switzer Pleasant Hill. Several local residents listed as sick or visiting relatives including Wm Hartzler and Maud Paddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rhoads
Alice Groves
Martinsville
Walter Clough
Darwin
Alice Fisher
Indianapolis
Wm. Hartzler
Ross Provo
Alice Maurer
Edith Hartzler
Marshall
Emma Lowe
Hutsonville
Oliver Switzer
Terre Haute
Geo. Switzer
Pleasant Hill
L. F. Weaver
Weaver
Ben Houff
Wm. Mathieu
Lola Setzer
Henry Setzer
Armstrong
Deliah Bennett
Doyne
Irma Hodges
West Terre Haute
C. R. Page
Otto Scott
Ernst
H. W. Page
Wm. Willison
Maud Paddock
Spiketown Threshing and Social Visits Reported
A series of social visits and local appearances fill a weekend in Spiketown. Residents Dan Eckel and neighbors shared an ice cream supper. Several families from Marshall and Terre Haute visited relatives and friends, including Mrs Washburn, Mrs Gibson, and Mrs Eckel, with gatherings across Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Eckel
William Washburn
Wills
Derich
George Bierbaum
Redman
Harry Young
Washburn
Ruth
Gibson
Alice
Mary
Gussie
Andée Cordelia
Eckel
Belvia
J. A. Ghifve
Infant Clough Harold Alfred Clough Born and Died
Infant Clough Harold Alfred Clough third child of Walter and Jenoie Clough born November 13 1900 died July 31 1900 age eight months and eighteen days funeral at Darwin Church conducted by Rev George McCumber interred beside his late sister who died within the previous year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Alfred Clough
Walter
Jenoie Clough
Darwin
George McCumber
Bargains on Three-Room House with Barn Near City Limits
A three room house with well and barn near the city limits is offered for $800. Young fruit trees are planted on the lot. Trade possible with a horse as part payment. Contact T. W. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Clark
Local Auction Notice at Hye Town
Promoter invites bidders to Lift up the auction of coal for threshing at Elevator A Nico. Hand bills at Mc Nutt and Cook’s Shoe Store advertise a millinery stock for sale cheap with free rent. John Weir, Marshall, Jil, notes no opposition in Hye town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNutt & Cook’s
Hye Town
John Weir
Marshall
Jil
Amusement Hall in Marshall Reopens With Modern Safety Features
The Amusement Hall in Marshall Illinois has been remodeled and refitted with ventilation electric fans tungsten lights fire escapes water heat and a large stage. It offers seating for 2000 and claims to be unmatched in any city ten times Marshall’s size.
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Marshall
Ill
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Marshall Republican
The
ACORN
Acorn Publishing Company
PW Csitk Gfr
Marshall, Glark County
Illinois
Marsal
Board OF
Anderson
Craig
Wil Aburn
Silas Elledge
James Navh
Lyiu
Hruce
Evane i. Rangze
Thomas Cooper
Dayton Heasley
John Thumryaun
Disbeeatheld
Siy
John Wollianmon
the Country School
Crow Bounty
Lockard’s
Lutz's
G.H. Brown
Cleone
Claude Newman
James Padgett
Five Pointe
Logan Kite
N. A. Kito
S. S
Marshall Circuit
Spiketown
Frank Kretmer
Big Creek
Marion Mott
Garfield Amacher
Herman Peck
Clyde Stewart
Frank ‘Stewart
E. K. Arford
Ottie Laufman
Blanche Williarks
Clough
Lockard's
Splendid Music
Board of Fire Underwriters
John Farris
Marshall, II
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