Local residents share Christmas visits and travels
Dr E R Crossley visits his parents in Champaign from Friday to Wednesday. Nan Padduck and son Dick of Terre Haute spend Christmas with Frank Foster family. Lillian Brosman returns from Terre Haute to visit John and Mrs Brosman. Edna Garwood also comes from Terre Haute to spend Christmas with the Garwood family. James Finn James Noonan and Howard Ruble return from Lima Ohio for Christmas. Roger McMurray comes from Martinsville for Christmas with McMurray family. West Union's Mr and Mrs Walter Cork join Christmas dinner with John Randall family. John Markle and daughter Mildred of Tecumseh Solute spend Christmas with Markle relatives. W T Craig taken to Reform School at Pontiac Tuesday. Rev and Mrs E L Pletcher and daughter visit Hoopeston with Pletcher's father Monday to Thursday. Fishback family visit Ridge Farm with Jaco P Fishback. Ailie Stevens leaves Tuesday for Eugene Oregon to join conservatory of music. Lawrence Kiplinger attends Paris reception for Miss Lena Wilson at Elks club. Charles Rood of Waterville Washington in city. has lived in Washington for nineteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Padduck
Terre Haute
Frank Foster
Lillian Brosman
John Brosman
James Finn
James Noonan
Howard Ruble
Lima
Ohio
Roger McMurray
Martinsville
Christus
Mrs
S. M. McMurray
Walter Cork
West Union
John Randall
John Markle
Mildred
Tecre Slaute
F. F. Markle
W.T. Craig
Pontiac
Jesse Gallatin
E. L. Pletcher
Louise
Pletcher
Hoopston
Monvday
Josephs Fishback
Mr Fishback
Jaco P. Fishback
Ridge Farm
Alf Cole
Casey
John Cole
Sam K. Baird
Shelain
Ind
Bert Taylor
Terre Haut
Marshall
Bert Byran
Dulaney National Bank
James Robinson
Cincinnati
Mayme Mitchell
Harry Bolton
Shelbyville
Indiana
K. C. Bolton
Marie Kaufman
Peter Kaufman
Car
Laub
Win. Dittman
Alvin Boone
Jennie Green
Chrisman
Many Terre Haute and Martinsville Visitors Over Holidays
Local notes list numerous residents and relatives visiting in Marshall area towns for Christmas and New Year. Names include O A Keiser Burns Smith Ellen Falley Ingram Stateler Bartlett Forsythe Green Laufman Stoffel and others. Exchanges mention travels between Terre Haute Paris Martinsville Lima and Indianapolis with Christmas gatherings and social visits.
THAT BRUTAL HUSBAND A BOHEMIAN TALE OF MARRIAGE
A narrator recalls a neighbor with a brute husband whose irregular hours haunt the upstairs flat. He admires a bohemian wife, later marries her, and tests if she can endure as much, only to learn her past as the editor of a morning newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Otis
American Press Association
Hved
Gentlewoman recounts Spanish hotel debt capped by honesty
A Modern Woman, recently back from Spain, recalls leaving Seville on foot after a week and being followed by an innkeeper. After an hour he admitted his demand was for a 2 cent charge for candles and moonlight, and the woman paid gladly, praising his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Seville
Wiilets
Rale
Aid Dau Pledse
Tony
Senor
First Mortgage Bonds Meaning and Importance
Moody's Magazine notes that many investors insist on first mortgage wording, but the term may reflect relative priority rather than absolute seniority. It explains that a bond labeled first may secure only part of a property while other parts carry third or fourth claims, making the title not a guarantee of absolute prior lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody's Magazine
The Pioneer Sleeping Car and Local Notices
The Pioneer sleeping car built in 1864 at Chicago Alton shops cost about 13000 and featured hinged berths changing rail travel. Also notes Christmas visits by Mr and Mrs W W Ralston and daughters in Ama Indiana. Local items include a new barber shop at 615 Main street and the Iroquois theatre fire anniversary. The Catholic indoor carnival opens in Howell building with booths, displays and cold weather attendance impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Turner
Chicago and Alton
Ruilroud Coos
Lusury
Chicago
U. S
Howell
Three Sections Meet in Martinsville January Meeting
The Marshall Martinsville and Casey teachers will unite for a Martinsville gathering on January 15, five days after the usual schedule. Prof E L McCabe of Martinsville chairs the Martinsville district meeting. The notice mentions engraved cards and wedding stationery at the Republican Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Martinsville
Casey
E. L. Mcl Cabe
Republican Ofice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drs. Allard
Marshall House
E Marshall, Si
E. R. Crossley
Chicapro
John KR. Crossley
Edna Garwood
Ed C. Garwood
Ailie Stevens
Eugene
Organ
Conservatory of Music
Lawrence Kiplinger
Paris
Lena Wilson
Elks Club
Charles Rood
Waterville
Washington
Mr. Rood
H. M. Dewey
Wabash
John Hanks
Hamilton St
O. A. Keiser
Burns Smith
Ellen Falley
J. W. Ingram
Henry Stateler
Walter Bartlett
Robinson
A. P. Forsythe
Tuesaday
Nellie Green
Ruth Roster
Jake L. Laufman
Flossie
Mollie Smith
Stella Claypool
Greenup
Elsa Sheppard
Fay
Rose Randall
E. S. Clayton
Modena Brosman
Willard Childe
Arthur Tarman
Jacob Laufman
Terre Tsure
Nannie Nusbaum
Bessie Campbell
W. H. McCoy
Anna Adams
Marhall
Zane Arbuckle
Peoria
Margaret Shaw
Asa Poffinburger
Evansville
G. B. Houk
L. A. Burnside
John P Hite
Kansas Station
H. R. Snavely
Virgil King
Tilton
Sloward King
Otto Ross
Littie Son
Piel
Ernie Howell
Gon
Lawrenceville
W.W. Hogue
P. S. Logan
Marshall Post Office
Alex Payne
Indianapolis
Millard Hedrich
Miss Pearl English
Mr. and
Mrs.i. W. English
Clark County
J. T. Randall
B. F. Johnson
Marshall, Ill
W. W. Ralston
Lucile
Genevieve
Ama
Main Street
Joe Gunder
R. L. Warriner
South Side Square
Foster Martin
Leseure’s Cash Store
Haviland China
Doll’s
Plum Street
T. W. Clark
C. J. Knox
Mra. N. O. Orndorff
St. Louis
New Orleans
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