Local Political Notices List Sheriff and Treasurer Candidates
A list of Clark County Illinois candidates for sheriff county treasurer clerk and representative. Names include Charles S Short Rich art of Anderaun Wentfield George Morgan Josaph Wallace Henry Millhouse IN Rich art John Brooks W T Hollenbeck D B Miller and others authorized to announce candidacies subject to September 15 1910 Republican or Democratic primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S Short
Caney Township
Sepember
George Morgan
Marshall
Sherif
Clark County
Josaph Wallace
Auburn Township
Henry Millhouse
Dolson Township
Richart
Anderaun
Wwnship
George Callina
Wentfield
Arthur Tarman
Regan
Wm.t Martin Jr
Weare
John Brooks
Casey
W—W T Hollenbeck
Wwe
D. B Miller
Caney
Westfield water works and town improvements urged
Local notes report W S Spotts Bubeck Gallagher handling art sales. I F Pritchard trades property with Judge Sheffield. Flora Stewart sells West Side restaurant to Charles Gummere. Stewart moves to Ed Garwood house. Ohio Oil loses gear after lightning near Lawrenceville, causing fires in seven tanks. total loss about 8500. A blind duo on the square gathered coins from passersby raising about two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Review
I. F. Pritchard
North
Ath Street
W. Sheffield
Padeh Ith Street
Flora Stewart
West Side
Charles Gummere
Stewart
Ed Garwood
South
Michiptan Avenue
Ohio Oi Company
Lawrenceville
West York readers host a busy visiting list
Correspondence Jet Mount and son Glen of Flat Rock spent Sunday at John L. Mount's. Arthur Irwin of Chicago is visiting West York friends and relatives. Cass Cooper from Missouri visits son Milton who is in poor health. Mrs. Sam Prevo of Greencastle Ind. visits West York friends. Mrs. J. T. Smith and Master Harry P. Smith visit Chicago for a few weeks with C. B. Lindley who was musseling on the Illinois river and called home for his mother’s illness. Mrs. Len Downs and children of Wheeler visit. Chaney Life went to Danville on the excursion Sunday. Miss Lola and Paul Weeke of Terre Haute visit relatives. Marshall Nidey and Mr. Ranford of Graysville spend Sunday at Caroline Nidey’s. Mr. and Mrs. Will Musgrove visit Mrs. Nidey. William Lindley and son John N. leave for West Baden Springs. Lindley in poor health. Misses Alice Bradbury and Anna Inglash leave for Oklahoma City. Norman Knight from Missouri visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wheeler of Lawrenceville spend a few days with relatives. Thos. Cullop and children of Worthington visit West York. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Irwin and Miss Mattie Mount return to Chicago after a visit. Father Harrington of Allendale visits his son C. D. Harrington and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Mount
Glen
Flat Rock
John L. Mount
Arthur Irwin
Chicago
West York
Cass Cooper
Missouri
Milton
Sam Prevo
Greencastle
Ind
J. T. Smith
Harry P. Smith
C. B. Lindley
Ilinois
William Lindley
John N
Morday
West Baden
Springs
Lindley
Alice Bradbury
Anna Inglash
Oklahoma City
Norman Knight
J. T. Wheeler
Lawrenceville
Thos
Worthington
Mattie Mount
Father Harrington
Allendale
C. D. Harrington
Death of W T Pennell at Auburn and regional church events
W T Pennell died at his home southeast of Auburn on Sunday night June 2 from cancer. Funeral attended by relatives including Levander Pennell from Charleston and Rosa Pennell from Terre Haute. Rev D B Turney visited Mill Creek circuit this week, preaching from York to Auburn. Judge Gasaway attended the funeral. Five Points church set to host services. rain aiding crops. Auburn township commissioners lay concrete abutments on the bridge across the Auburn branch west of Auburn on the National road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WT. Pennell
D B. Turney
Ollmnois Conference
Mill Creek
York
Auburn
Judge Gasaway
Martinsville
W.T. Pennell
Five Points
O. F. Vaogilder
Lawrenceville
Auburn Township
Auburn Branch
W T. Pennell
Levander Pennell
Charleston
Coles County
Terre Haute
Henry Baker
Marshall
Community social notes from Oliver and area
Rain eased the region over weekend as families gathered for dinners socials and visits. locals including the Campbells Browns Hedges and Travols hosted guests and attended events while church and home departments held meetings and relatives joined together in Oliver and nearby towns.
Local social notes record visits and trips in region
Clarksville resident Bradley Babcock delivered hogs to Grandview last week. Mrs. Sylvia Bradney and her child visited relatives in Marshall. Joe Spires took a business trip to Ellighan on Thursday. George Claypool was in Marshall, with Charles Wieland and Lou Allred nearby in Paris last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Babcock
Grandview
Sylvia Bradney
Marshall
Joe Spires
Ellighan
George Claypool
Marshall Monse
Charles Wieland
Lou Allred
Paris
Monster Parade Set for North Side School Grounds
The Monster Parade will assemble at the North Side School grounds at 9 30 a m. Come in time to see it move as it will surpass anything of the kind ever attempted in the County. An excellent program of music and speeches and many novel forms of amusement will fill in the day.
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North Side
Delegation Invited as Spiketown Hosts July Seventh
Fifteen mothers attended Sunday morning services with an excellent sermon by Rev. Reese. Three persons were baptized Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Gibson returns from Marshall, Ruth Washburn plans to attend Normal in Terre Haute, Orville Honderich takes a new position in the Big Four shops in Urbana, Mabie Smitley returns from work near Oakland, Marshall girls picnicked with Eva Henderich, Rev. Reese and family visited Martinsville, Mrs. F P Inlow of Pleasant Grove attended church, Minnie Bedwell and Mella Iewin of Marshall attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Mary Gibson
Marshall
Ruth Washburn
Terre Haute
Orville Honderich
Urbana
Mabie Smitley
Oakland
Paris Visitors Highlight Weekend Card
Sunday social notes list Miss Naoma King of Paris visiting friends here. Miss Beas Moore visited her sister in Paris last week. Lyman Shonk and family visited Ross Shonk of Dolson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces
Naoma King
Paris
Beas Moore
Lyman Shonk
Ross Shonk
Dolson
West Field Band Concert Draws Local Attendance
Cleone A attended the West Field band concert Wednesday night. Emma Walker of Casey visits Thursday and Friday with A Tarble and family. George and Newt Tarble spent weekend in Casey. Mrs McDonald and Miss Shaler of Terre Haute visited here. Lenny Mason visited sister in Dennison. An ice cream social occurred at James E Hall's home last week. Alfred Bennett visited Martinsville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Emma Walker
Casey
Opees
A. Tarble
George
Newt Tarble
McDonald
Shaw~ler
Terre Haute
Lenny Mason
Dennison
James E. Hall
Alfred Bennett
Martinsville
Local Movements and Weather Touch Nearby Towns
Sassafras Hubert English traveled to Terre Haute on Wednesday. Omar Hall went to Paris for a business trip last Tuesday. A spell of rain Sunday night and Monday aided the corn. Albert Hall returned to Martinsville Indiana at the start of the week. Mrs. Laura White visits Marshall this week with friends. Melville Fawley was in Paris Tuesday on business. Mrs. Martha Forsythe has returned from Walnut Prairie visiting her son Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert English
Terre Haute
Omar Hall
Paris
Albert Hall
Martinsville
Ind
Laura White
Marshall
Melville Fawley
Martha Forsythe
Walnut Prairie
Ben
York York Star Lodge No. 419 1.0.0
A fragment references York York Star Lodge No. 419 with versioning 1.0.0. Details are sparse but indicate a lodge identifier and release tag rather than an event or agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Star Lodge
Surrendered Charter and Local Notes from Danville Area
F has surrendered its charter. John Miller was visited by three brothers from Iowa and Nebraska this past week. H G Hodge toured Hutsonville West York and Marshall. An M P church ice cream supper drew many attendees. Wheat harvest nears completion. The Beveridge oats follow. Danville reports 100 saloons and a pauper bill of 1 002 95 in three months while Hoopes ton has none and no pauper bills. Charleston has no saloons but same pauper bills and doctor donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Iowa
Nebraska
H. G. Hodge
Hutsonville
West York
Marshall
M. P
Danville
Hoopeston
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall Republican
Tak Acohn
W Clark Ger
Illinois
Marahatli Inota
Suedae
Circuit Court
P. Supervicer
Alderson
W W Craig
Silas Elledge
D. Caney
Jamea Nash
Darwin
Wm. Shafer
D. . Deleon
Mike Schwartz
Deougina
Charles Madden
D. . Johnson
Nathan Beeson
R.marshall
L. G. Archer
A Byram
R. Melrose
Bruce D. Evans
W. S. Spotts, Bubeck & Gallagher
Asbury
Nelson Campbell
Will Dulaney
Geo. Caldwell
Miss Berry
Agnes
Grace Campbell
Geog. Brown
Carvey Dulaney
Cleve Garver
Bernard Hedges
Oliver
Lila Caldwell
Myrtle
Blanche Hedges
Melrose
McKeen
Minnie
Pearl Travols
Ogden Carr
Kansas
H. S. O’hair
Home Department
Chas. Goekler
Dock Hornbrook
Lizzie Wieland
Ida Babcock
Maud Allred
Robert Babcock
Will Findley
Roy Miller
Riley Vanpelt
Baby
Salem
Clarksville
Prewett’s Grove
Marshall Band
Spiketown
Cleone
Sassafras
John Hanks
Hamilton St
Benner
Otles
Big Fear Wagon Yard
Ihe
Royall
R. H. Black
Aman and
Guardian
Low Marshall
Duingue
Benson Martin
Justice OF the Peace
W. T. Howensees
Marshall Hous
Marshall (Uinois
F. C. Jones
Reem Numper
Hutchison
M. Davieon
F. J. Baakert
Prewett’s Drug Store
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