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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
5
Local items report visits and travels of residents to St Louis Terre Haute Indianapolis and Paris. Names include A J Cork Dixon Mundy Mundy Nelson Nelson and many Martinsville Casey West Union and Paris connections with social visits business trips and family news. Residency changes and small events fill the column along with a legal notice about Queen & Craig attach ment.
Real estate listing describes 0 acres at 3 miles Prom City, 25 acres well improved with five room apartment, barn and fruit trees, and 60 acres three and a half miles from city with nearly new seven room house and outbuildings. No waste land, near church and school. Priced at 75 dollars per acre. Also four blocks from court house square one fourth city block with a five room dwelling and city water priced at 1500 dollars.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m inviting all to attend services at Griffin Pastor Marshall Station Pastor's residence South Fulton Street Wabash line phone not provided
A joint resolution orders a fifteen member Illinois committee to arrange the centennial birth celebration of Abraham Lincoln. The State Superintendent will craft a school program featuring Lincoln quotes writings poems and life highlights for schools worldwide.
At the Mar shall Chapter No 70 R A Masons annual meeting held Friday night officers were elected and appointed for the ensuing year. Names include John A Findley H P L B Anderson K J W Ingram S Homer Quick Treas L A Wallace Sec J R Burnett RA C E B Behner P S F H Gereham RA C J S Fishback V RB C Jones 2nd V J B Taylors 1st V T W Clark Sentinel.
At the annual meeting of New Hope Lodge No 620 A F and A M in Livingston on Saturday night officers were elected and installed W M James G Snyder S W W D Jennings J W Harry Stover Treas Lory F Weaver Secy J N Weaver S D B W Wilson J D Doug Weaver S S John H Danison J S Irwin rani Chaplain Elijah Clark ef
Dick Payne and sister Miss Lucy abandoned their wagon journey to Arizona after a runaway accident near Muscogee Oklahoma. Payne was pitched between the mules and pulled free as the wagon passed over him, then hospitalized. The outfit was sold and travel finished by train. They now live on a ranch and his condition remains a concern. Post office bids for Paris building due January 6 1910 with completion required by January 1 1910 and a cash forfeiture for delays. Will Eggebrecht and wife visit relatives in Greenup after arrival with their baby.
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