18 Feb 1910
Page 4
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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
4
Local coverage outlines Wil Koigse and candidate at the flee of Lown Ship as Republican nomination debates unfold. Officials press for party unity and voter turnout ahead of the upcoming race.
The Tribune poll across 22 states weighs Joseph G Cannon of Illinois for Speaker of the next Congress and shows 577 affirmative to favor him while 714 negative. Second question on the Aldrich tariff and related Senate organization gains 56 affirmative and nine negative.
Correspondence lists John Thomas in Terre Haute on Friday and Saturday. Harry Eisner of Fairbank Indiana was a guest of Jo Dub on Saturday and Sunday. Randall Blaker and Mra H C Bell of Robin visited relatives in West York. Several moves, visits, illnesses, and community notes follow, including farm changes, a woodmen gathering, a two-week protracted meeting ending without church accessions, and birthday and wedding anniversary celebrations.
Melrose closes its protracted meeting with Sunday night revival by Rev Hix near Martinsville. Local residents like Clase Thompson visit Terre Haute for vacations while Ross Cornwell and Joe Hedges travel to and from Terre Haute and Annapolis. Wealth of local notes includes hay shipping by C W Cornwell, school term closure in Crawford county, and plans to build huts in spring as Valentine celebrations echo with broadside cards.
A movement of individuals including Auburn Priest Hut nens from Aburdo te Wast Terre Haute to the Nophthnger property Heiss follows work shifts and family visits across Seelyville and nearby towns. The report notes several names and local connections in ongoing life events amid health concerns and longtime residence changes.
A business meeting at Bethel Baptist Church on Sunday unanimously elected Bro L G Fasig as pastor. The gathering also noted several community events including visitors from Terre Haute, a hay baling venture, school openings, birthday celebrations, and church activities with twelve men cutting wood for the church.
A brief reading lists individuals Vern Church Will Berkley Harry and Charles Husted Bayard Cleaver Ira and Ed Brosman Mr and Mrs Will Broaman and Mrs John Brosman as named persons in a fragmentary local notice without clear event or action details.
Clarksville residents report visitors from Kansas and Oklahoma. Elisha Claypool’s family planning travel to Oklahoma to visit relatives. John Schwartz Sr. dies near Clarksville and is buried in Clarksville cemetery with family surviving.
Cleone Mise Ala Wiser and Merars Si mon Best visit Mrs M A Tarble in Charleston. A music program at J A Melton's draws attendees. Miss Pearl Gilbert to close Bartmass school term with a Thursday March 3 program. Roy Newlin visits from Oilfield. H S Akens to write on second teachers examination in March. Community revival at Blue Grass continues with no new church accessions. Albert Cook to move back to Mattoon this week.
A light cliff of snow fell here Tuesday night. Misa Edna Wyrick visited Mars hall Thursday. James McCollum and wife were called to West Union Wednesday by the serious illness of their granddaughter Wilma Cline. Mrs. John Craig and daughters Anna and Margaret of Marshall visited her daughter Mrs. Joe McCollum and family Sunday. John Higginbotham returned home Saturday after a weeks visit with relatives in Terre Haute. Miss Cora Jackson is working In Arthur Scarlett of Pence Ind spent Monday afternoon with Edna Wyrick. Arthur Scarlett returned to Pence after a six weeks visit with relatives here.
The community reports ongoing illness with no school due to a teacher's sickness. Many residents attend revival services at the Methodist church in Oliver. Nellie Grisham from McClare visited Aunt Metta English. Ixalah Hall from Marshall visited on Monday. Peddlers and agents have grown numerous in recent days.
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