Vacation visits and homecomings across Indiana towns
Henry Musselman spent Sunday in Paris. J B Fishback and family hosted visits from Terre Haute. Bloomin gton and Macey relatives planned a three week vacation with Mrs Clyde Thompson. O LeGorte returned home after eye treatment in Verre Haute. Mrs Florence Carr and Ogden Carr of Longton Kan came to visit Marshall and Clark Lane family. Gallagher left Terre Haute for Oblong for work. Rev J C Fowler and others attended aunt Catherine Stewart's funeral in Hymera. Shige and spouse, wintering in San Mexico, returned home. Mr and Mrs Clifford Washburn and son visited Terre Haute before heading to California.
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Treses
Bloomington
India
Macey
Clyde-Thompson
O. LeGorte
Verre Haute
Florence Carr
Ogden Carr
Longton
Kanses
Marshall
Clark Lane
Udid Gallagher
Terre Haute
Oblong
J.C. Fowler
Paris
Shige
Mexico
A Shah
J. A. Morton
Chicago
Maude Elston
Edna Stateler
Martinsville
Mary Littlefield
Indianapolis
Maggie Littlefield
Eugene Hillman
Urbana
H. H. Koipe
James
J. W. Graham
Tom Atwood
Phenix
Arizona
Egypt
Harry B. Dulaney
Lucy Shaw
Terre, Haute
D. W. Sullivan
Ohio
Mary Gallagher
John W. Lewis
Charles Gorham
Fred Shaw
Westfield Tuesay
Marshall Hosts Numerous Travelers and Shoppers
Local notes report visits and shopping trips by residents and guests from Terre Haute Martinsville West Union Chicago Indianapolis and St Louis with several staying over for Easter and relatives returning from towns like Urbana Lincoln and Phoenix. People named include Miss Anne Craig Miss Asenath Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longacher Mr. and Mrs. J A Morton and others.
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B. F. Johnson
Terre Haute
W.H. McCoy
Robinson
Otto Newhart
Adam Haddix
Walnut Prairie
Floyd Hanks
St. Louis
Frank Cole
Chicago
Russell Poorman
West Union
Harry Cole
Steve Freeman
Anne Craig
Joseph Cambell
Marshall
Asenath Miller
Hughes
James Porter
Martinsville
George Kelley
Lou Schwanecke
Harold Longacher
Margaret LeGore
Mussel Shell Trade Grows As Pearl Button Demand Increases
The grayville Independent reports on rising pearl button demand driving mussel shell extraction. Prices run 20 to 25 dollars a ton, past levels. Factories test methods to improve iridescence and render mother of pearl pliable for buttons and other goods. Western and Oriental shells valued at 15 000 to 20 000 tons annually fuel profits for pearlers and shell firms. Mussel fishing to resume after winter on Illinois, Wabash, and upper Mississippi rivers, drawing 2 000 plus workers to button factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Wabash
Mississippi
Grayville Independent
Marshall Illinois Oil Activity and Local Notices in 1910
Oil field activity in Illinois shows a subdued pace with spring approaching and no new pools in sight. The piece also lists stockholders meeting for Marshall Milk Condensing Co on April 13 1910 at 2 PM in Marshall Illinois. It notes Claude Potts former Paris Colts shortstop visiting en route to Omaha to join the Western League and provides local ads for entertainment, flowers, and milling products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
County Bolchel Crawford
Lawrence
Clarke
Marshall Milk Condensing Company
Marshall
Claude Potts
Paris Colts
Omaha
Neb
Potts
Paris Beacon
Amusement Hall
Ill
Marshall Greenhouse
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Everett
Main St
Gourt House
Square
Casey
Crawford Co
Weir & Weir
Otis Bowles
Henry Musselman
Roscoe Fishback
Fishback
Carrol Clem
A.J. Cork
J. M. Doherty
Dick Young
John Montgomery
Frank Eggebrecht and
Frank Jr
Greenup
Theodore Cleaver
Roscoe and
Ransom Deverick
Jean Sheaply
E. C. Bolton
Gon. Robert
Lewis Hollingsworth
Edgar County
W. D. Poorman
Maggie McCann
Lincoln, Ill
Rob Markle
Linton, Ind
Mrs
F. F. Markle
T. W. F. Clark
Creal
Edna Garwood
Ed Garwood
Misees Flora
Néttie and
Josephine Dietz
Will Myers
John Dawson
Union “Hospital
Terre Hautet
Wm. Frayne
Curt.Payne
Stroop
Ed Payne
Alex and
Curt Paddock
Emily Paymessi
Wm. Grafeman
Pres
Wm. W. Hogue
Secy
Snapp
Marvin’s Mill
J W. Smith
Snapp’s
Marvin's Mill
Fypert
Harry H. Throop
W. & W. Line
Harry Leseure
Leseure’s
Frank Patton
Rk. F. D
Charles Kessler
Wiha Tp
Roan Brooks
Fairmount
Ind
SIATH
Hall
Leelah Weever
Charles
Ellen Lane
Johnson
Harry and
Louisa Malvina Prust
Francis Marion
Mary Lydia Theresa Rhoads
Marshal
Otto
Mary Whittier
Earth
THE
Marshall State Bank
H. M. Dewey
John Hanks
J. D. Shoemaker Claypool Building
D. D. Doll
WM. Spotts & Sons
T. Wagon Yard
Goltaire
Rance
America
Indiana
Bara
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