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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
4
A historical court notice lists deputy clerks and officials including Edward Emerson, Dan Eemetracts, and Harry Wo Drake Burre with references to probate business schedules. It notes Mondays in March and other months for county court convenings and mentions terms beginning in January June and September.
Quartermaster Sergeant Charles Harvey of the U S Army is cited for saving from his pay under the army deposit plan. The notice notes his December 14 1994 date and a specific amount of 15 dollars and 44 cents saved from Col George R Sruta chief remaster of the Department of California.
Readers are invited to subscribe to the Daily Journal of Chicago six days a week and the Marshall Republican for 32.40. The Journal’s market reports are praised as the best in Chicago and its news features are first class. Send 32.50 for a one year trial.
Seed oats demand urged with instruction to place orders now at the Lievator. The message lists none will be shipped except a cryptic note and a signature TERE OTC, GLH Brown.
Illinois farmers hear sheep can be profitable with small flocks as low as a few ewes per 160 or 200 acres. Coffey urges daily care, early castration, and selling lambs young while noting markets and wool value. A. Winter of Marshall County cites lamb and wool profits, while advice covers breeding, feeding, and herd management.
Correspondence notes business trips and family visits across Marshall and nearby towns. Items include G L Wiser's trip to Marshall, C A Pence collecting books, Anthonys and Hammonds visiting relatives, Miss Cora Hammond seeking eye treatment in Terre Haute, and plans for Okla homa relocation by C A Newlin family. Mentions of health issues, school events, dances, parties, and local engagements throughout the period.
Marshall visitor West Union B F Poorman spent Saturday in town. Frank Bush traveled to Terre Haute to enlist in the navy. John Chronic and his mother left for St Petersburg Florida. Doctors praised John after his Lake Geneva sanitarium stay but advised a Gulf coast visit. Mrs. John Taggart headed for Orlando Florida Tuesday. Snow covered the ground Tuesday morning, the first real snow of the season.
Auburn H G Hurst and John Vanpclt were Martinsville visitors last week. Charles E Cunningham of Martinsville township visited W C Barbour and family Sunday. Chris Murphy and family visited Amaziah Murphy’s family Monday. Miss Jennie Bennett of Marshall is visiting Auburn friends. Court attendance from here at Marshall Monday. J W Wallace moved his saw mill to Phillipa farm two miles west of Auburn. Church services this weekend with prayer meetings weekly. S Kittle, Pastor. Sunday school reported fine attendance and good attention. Big snow on Monday and Monday night delayed work Tuesday for roads and stock.
Asbury Vern Travoli is slowly improving. Ralph Benson dined with Mr and Mrs Jerome Hedges Wednesday. Frank Tobias and family visited near McKeen Friday with A Crawford. Mrs Walter McMullen and family spent Sunday with her parents and Mr and Mrs Mike Molter and Mrs Everett Hedges were guests of Floyd Tobias and wife Friday. Mrs Geo Caldwell spent one day last week with Mrs Joe Travoli. Miss Lila Caldwell Goldie Hyler and Agnes Campbell visited Florence Benson Sunday. Harve Dulaney and family and Mrs Geo Caldwell spent Sunday with Jerome Hedges and family. Mr and Mrs Walter Adams and granddaughter Lulu Black visited Mrs C Forsythe and…
Spiketown reports below zero Tuesday morning and a good convention Monday despite rain. Mrs M E Honderich of Marshall attended the convention and dined at Ben Bierbaum's Sunday. Mrs Washburn visited her daughter in Indianapolis last Thursday. Spiketown had two wood choppings for Rev Harry Reese and Grandpa Gibson. George Hodson runs a blacksmith shop. Harry Throckmorton works for Bob Barrett. Frank Cordy of Flat Rock visits Geo Glovier.
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