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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1909

Page

5

Republican primary announcements for Fifth Judicial Circuit nominees

Notices authorize Henry A Nen of Charleston and others to announce candidacies for Circuit Judge in the Fifth Judicial District subject to Republican primary results. Dates referenced include April 1 to April 13, 1908, with multiple candidates listed and party affiliation noted.

Henry A Nen Charleston Fifth Judicial Circuit Repubican Juidicia Ircult Minns Ashjeet Aald Cireadt Joanrn H. Dyas Weare John [F. Marshall Onarleaton Circuie Saige Fifth Judicial Diatrict Jeane A. Lave Deaville Circuit Judge of the Bits Judicial Ae Annmines Mortonville Judes of Y Tee Republcan

Local Notes On Residents Moving and New Assignments

Ralph Greeson, former clerk at Hammond & Best, moved two miles north and will work for Asahel Bennett this season. Lyman Barbee heads to Aphos Oklahoma claiming a fine claim. Akene, Newman and Hensley took a nus examination. Wiser traveled south of Ellingham to buy a farm. Lewis Nedges to move to the Knapp farm this week. A teacher may be hired at Richwood’s spring term for $15 monthly. H J. Kite visited Bringham area and bought Hammond & Best store. J. E. Full visited Martinsville. Claude Newmans at a pound social near Clarksville. Mrs. M. A. Tarble plans to spend a week with relatives. Sallie Vanpelt visited brother Robert. Mrs. J. J. Wall and mother with Mr. Wiser. Shalycon Hammond stayed with Ada and Stella Kelly. Luther Hammond intends to depart west soon. Cora Garver visited Warner family. J. A. Melton did a Weetfield trip. Kite family to occupy vacated property. J. M. Pariedo near on Saturday. Henry Donalhon, lately ill, shows improvement. Ada Stella Kelley and Garver sisters shopped in the city.

Ralph Greeson Cleone Hammond & Best Asahel Bennett Lyman Barbee Araphos Oklahoma Oklahoma H. S&s Lewis Nedges Knapp Richwood H. J. Kite Hema Bringham Me. Kite Mr. Davis J.E. Full Martinsville Claude Newmans Clarkaville Fox M. A. Tarble Charleston Sallie Vanpelt Viettad Robert Thursay J. J. Wall Mr. Wiser Shalycon Hammond Ada Stella Kelly Luther Hammond Willl Cora Garver Oscar Lb. Warner J. A. Melton Weetfield H. E. Kite Lewis Hedges J. M. Pariedo Henry G. Donalhon Reenth Stella Kelley Cera Garver Halycon Hamweet

Cannon Elected Speaker of the House in Special Session

Hon. Joseph G. Cannon of Danville was elected speaker as Congress met in extraordinary session called by President Taft. He won 204 to 166 over Champ Clark as Democrats and Republicans debated rules for the body. The old rules with minor amendments were adopted to ease future proceedings.

Genece G. Cannon Danville House of Representatives Congress Monuas Taft Champ Clark Missouri

Local Notes And Miscellany From The City Saturday

Glauia Ctewman Gruss attended a city event Saturday evening. Clark H Hammond took a bunners trip to Martinsville Saturday. Robert Steward serves as assistant clerk at Cloona presently. Miss Fairy I Tensley will visit her parents later this week. Miss Ala Wiser was in the city Agnes and Roy Linn are on the sick list. March weather praised as best in years with sowing oats soon. J E Cartright remains on the sick list and hoped to recover quickly.

Glauia Ctewman Gruss Clark H. Hammond Martinsville Robert Steward Cloona Fairy I Tensley Ala Wiser Agnes and Roy Linn J.E. Cartright

A Black Heifer Playhouse Sells Out Attendees

Full houses saw the production A Black Heifer on Friday and Saturday evenings with home talent. A remount is planned for next Saturday, the 20 inst, as many attendees travel from Ernst, Farias, Oliver, Marshall, and Robinson to mourn Mrs. Mary Hull at the funeral.

Ein Gord Ernst JH. Bradshaw Farias Will Handy Oliver Sol Unady Misa Cara Baird Millard Hedrick Wil Machlan Lydia Brainard Marshall

Local Social Notes From Marshall And Nearby Areas

West Union visits. Mrs. F A Baker from Washington DC with parents while husband on government business. Dedication of M B Y church in Marshall attended by several local residents. Tracy Dotson returns from Pimento. Real estate deal in Marshall over 18000 involving J A Hil L F Ingram Cary Marvin. Several local visits and family dinners noted including Cary Marvin and W J Weir. Amy Kellar returns home from grandparents Cary Marvin and wife near Bellair.

F. A. Baker Washington D. C Southwest W. D. Baughman Jane Prevo Sam Nichols Cary Marvin Amy Kollar M. By Marshall Tracy Dotson Pimento Tod J. J L. F. Ingram Cary Marvin Will Poorman Carrol Platt Harry Craig Crawford County O. T. Shawler T. W. Richards Mra. S. W. Weir Harry Dolson

Auburn News Briefs Tie Local Life and Travel

Mr and Mrs W C Barlow and Mr Low assisted Wy and Charlie Cunningham families on Thursday. Aden Manne is very low with no improvement. Joseph Thompson passed through town with two cows and a calf heading north. Josiah Lorill has asthma and lagrippe. Wood hauling is common as men keep busy and roads improve. Christian and A Murphy attended uncle David Kimes funeral at Grandview Supoy. Barlow and J P Low visited George Morgan and family Sunday. C Bo and Andrew Cunningham visited Auburn Sunday. Joseph Payne and Miss Vada Vench of Auburn wed at Rev Neal Mclain’s residence with Rev Mclain officiating. Mr and Mrs J G Hurst were Marshall visitors last Tuesday. Republicans of Auburn township will meet in the town house to nominate a township ticket. All Republicans gathered at 3 PM. Joseph Payne and wife moved to Mrs Lilllis Veach’s farm on Mill Creek north of town. Sorry to lose you Joe and Vada.

W.C. Barlow Ir. Low Charlie Cunningham Aden Manne Joseph Thompson Josish Christian and A. Murphy David Kimes Grandview Marshall Auburn Lownship Joseph Payne Lillis Veach Mill Creek Joe Vada

Local Notes on Property and People Near Casey

Plowing ongoing with Chas Maynard working for Tom Wright near Casey. Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson visited Morehall on Saturday. Gue Johnson moved from Snider place to Anderson township. Roy Romihes sold a horse to Witt Derkley last Tuesday.

Thore Chas. Maynard Tom Wright Casey Homer’ Johnson Morehall Gue Johnson Snider Place Anderson Township Roy Romihes Witt Derkley

Local Social News Highlights From Sunday Dinners And Visits

Mrs Clara Beachout hosted a dinner for several young folks Sunday. Families from Martinsville and Georgetown visit relatives in the area. Martha Musted hosted a Thursday dinner with Em Brosman Rowena Beabout Viola Cleaver Stella Beabout and Brandma Cleaver. Bonnie Shaffner shown improving at home. John Vappelt underwent successful stomach growth surgery in Battle Creek Michigan and is expected home soon.

Clara Beachout H. A. Maus Martinsville B. F. Machlan Rel Georgetown Martha Musted Mesdamea Em Brosman Rowena’ Beabout Viola Cleaver

Windy Day Delays Baseball Game In Spiketown

Sunday afternoon struggle at Spiketown game as strong winds slowed play. Weekend social notes include Mrs. Ed Fredenberger and family visiting Martinsville, and several visits among the Honderich and Washburn families with aunt Anna Young in Redmon. Alec Gibson completed a school term at Evkel and Ruth Washburn traveled to Indianapolis to visit her sister.

Ed Fredenberger Willie Waehburn Martinsville Abie Honderich George Bierbaum Anna Young Redmon Alec Gibson Evkel Ruth Washburn Indianapolis Silas Literal Eva Honderich Abio Honderich W. M. Washburn

Local Notes From Terre Haute Visitations and Church

Eckel Mies Clara Bierbaum was Terre Hlaute visitor Puseday. Miss Evan Honderich visited Blanche Willams Monday. Rev. Thomas Walters failed to fill his regular appointment at Grace Chapel Sunday morning. Misses Nora Nellie and Jose phine Dietz and Minnie Robinson of Terre Haute spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Miss Lillian Craig of Maransl spent Sunday wheruven and Glanche Williame. Miss Alice Gibson closed a succ eanful term of school at Eckel Mr. and Mrs. John Canteel entertained the K. K. Hrs. at their home Friday evening. A delightful time was reported by all.

Mies Clara Bierbaum Terre Hlaute Puseday Evan Honderich Blanche Willams Thomas Walters Grace Chapel Nora Nellie Josephine Dietz Minnie Robinson Terre Haute Lillian Craig Maransl K. K All

Daily Grobs Democrat Rural Free Delivery Subscriptions

March 31 notice listing subscription options for Rural Free Delivery patrons. Rates include daily including Sunday at $2.50 per year and $4.50 for a two year plan, weekly twice weekly at $1.25 per year, with a single subscription in view and mention of the Terze IAute Star.

Grobs Democrat Terze Iaute Star

Real Estate Transfers and Property Listings Fragment

A scrambled OCR list shows numerous real estate transactions and land transfers with dates in 1961 and earlier. Names like Henry Kennett John Holler Mary Comstock Jeremiah Claywool Melton and Wm Caphin appear beside parcel references and addresses across multiple townships and plats.

al Vanty K. F. Clapp Frank T. O'Heir Henry B. Kennett Mary C. Comstock Barah L Melton Jeremoiah Claywool Melanie Guy Broadhurst Mattie Bik Ovig Caner L. F. Lagras B. L. Deubes Leeds Mary BF Thee W. G. Hamilton Ingrain Carey Marvin Musker Mall Kellum W. K. McDanial Andrew Cunningham Engure Jaman C. Stinson John Shadley North Jasper Place Herbert McKea Harry Orr Mima Brammutt Hots Dulaney Coney Cai Dire V. Craig J. A. Crag

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