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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
3
County residents and visitors in Slater and nearby towns are reported in a sequence of brief mentions. The notes include engagements with shopping trips, bus trips, visits, travel to Denver, and a local church service. Also noted is an upcoming wedding and a medicinal ad for Rings Little Liver Pills.
Mr and Mrs James Demoss and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jobo Earp and family Miss Jamie King and Oliver Bristow called on homefolks Sunday Mr and Mrs John Lowrey visited her sister and mother Mrs Will Downs and family Mrs Jane Earp and Edith Enos and Roy Earp spent Friday and Saturday with her sister and cousin Mrs Bettie Demoss Mr and Mrs N J Filet cher were shopping in Waverly Saturday Mr and Mrs Lemons and baby leaves for Washington Monday to make their home We wish them a happy home Mrs Ward William and sister Alice Edward called on Mrs John Karp Friday Mr Bristow and Miss Ollie Sharp attended preaching Sunday night in Grand Pass Mrs Nellie Byars and son Marvin and Mrs Fanoine Byars and daughter Ida attended services in Grand Pass Sunday night
Mrs. Ligsie Lynch and daughter Myrtle are visiting their old Woodrow home this week. Wilbur Scott Jr. has been very ill but is somewhat improved. Miss Lime Pile and Lallete Scott were at Jas J Bontta’s.
Wednesday night Chas. Jacobi his wife and their little son Cecil were visitors at Jamie Scotts Sunday. Farmers are busy preparing to plant a big crop of corn this spring.
Mrs Chas Paul visits friends in Carrollton this week while Mr and Mrs P Smither man of Kansas City spend Sunday with Mrs Maud Gentry. Several locals attend Monday Marshall and Salt Springs events including H A Thomas and Miss Ida Danuser. Fifth Sunday gathering hosts Dingley family Bray and others with Rev McClanahan.
Blue Lick reports Sunday school and preaching planned for next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Barton of Blackwater were shopping in Blue Lick Monday. Clark, wife and children visited Gus Franchier and wife. Lydia Luce, formerly in Cole county teaching, has returned home and will teach the same school next term.
Miss Tillie Leimkubler of Alma visited friends around Little Rock and returned home. Dan Ehlers and Herbert Ferney were Marshall callers. Pearl Dysart, a Slater business caller, attended church at Fish Creek last Sunday. Arch Ballew is ill. Leap year warning for bachelors. The Ringo boat from Little Rock left at 9 am Saturday for Glasgow to see the parade but arrived at 6 pm. Many aboard lacked dinner and grew tired. The boat returned Sunday noon. water pump failure caused the delay. Henry Bierbaum made a trip to Gilliam Monday. Dr Sharp went to Arrow Rock Monday evening but rain forced return. Bierbaum and Ehlers visited Glasgow Saturday.
A fragment notes a low rate promotion with a broad claim of complete information on a bargain tied to an apparent loan or price deal. The wording is garbled but suggests a sales pitch aiming at widespread access. No clear dates, organizations, or individuals are readable.
Arrow Rock residents report Moehle and wife moving into Ed Miller property last week. Public school closed last Friday afternoon. Miss Lee Lawless returned Tuesday from a visit to sister Mrs Lud Kincheloe near Appleton City. Mrs Geo Van Arsdell, ill in St Louis, seeks treatment this week. Mrs Frank Lawless and children visited in town at her father’s home. F P Morris family of Cooper Co and Harold Turley with sister Miss Julia, plus Miss Pearl Bingham, Jno Reynolds of Canada were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J P Biggs. Jacob Bingham and wife seen on streets Monday. Miss Kate Swinney shopped Monday afternoon. Earl and Abbie Hoy left Saturday for Marshall to visit their father A B Hoy. Miss Cora Kuhn visited Miss Orpha Piper near Little Rock Saturday and Sunday. Frank Watts of Howard Co visited Sunday. A large attendance at German Evangelical church Sunday for preaching. R H Watts and family were dinner guests Sunday of B F Townsend and wife.
Joe Fordham and Mrs. Bob Guyton visited relatives as Mr. and Mrs. Bob Guyton of Corder spent Sunday with Mrs. A. J. Allen. Charles DeMoss missed school this week due to a Texas business trip. D. M. Harris and Victor Allen were in Blackburn Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Knott and Jobo Harris visited Aug Katlender Sunday. Edmond Allen went to Grand Pass last Friday night. Mrs. Willis McKinney and daughter shopped in Sweet Springs Monday.
Miss Virginia and Bessie Pauling guests of Miss Ethel McKinney north of Blackburn on Sunday. Lester Harris and sister visited friends at Grand Pass from Friday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs J A Larue and family Mr and Mrs H Edwards of Corder and Miss Beasie Knott visited D Lemon and family on Sunday. J H Edwards of Sedalia visited relatives over Sunday. Lemain Pode visited.
Floyd Wilson led a prospecting party to San Antonio and Texas coast country. The group included Perry Wilson of Malta Bend, Chas and Jas DeMesa of Grand Pass, Ward Phegly of Marshall, IC EH Booth, and W L Ridgeway of St Louis. They departed on the Red Flyer.
L A Doughty of southwest of town received word Tuesday that his father BN Doughty is seriously ill at Florris Oka with little prospects for recovery.
The report claiming peaches were killed by frost last week is incorrect. Peaches remain undamaged though a month of harsh weather lies ahead.
A garbled list of real estate transfers includes Barkedale to Caldwell pilot Obs Slater, Thornton to Mattix, Simpson to Barke dale, and Lewin Presley to Jacoby. Several parcels mention West Slater, College Add Marshall, Sweet Springs, and Grand Pass Co. Names such as Keeth, Rector, Talbert Birch, Walker, Reed, Swisher, Portwood, Black, Pfleger appear alongside lot and block references and monetary figures.
A brief classifieds item notes a for sale listing involving a family and an individual named Milton Alison who is described as a Marshall. The readable text suggests a sale or transfer context without additional specifics.
JT finds a vead black overcoat two weeks ago near the old graves yard southwest of town. Owner may reclaim by calling Jas E Herndon at nearby Herndon location.
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