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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
5
April showers bring May flowers as Rowe Valley residents report blooming fruit and wary forecasts. Rev. Wagner kept services, families visited, sick lists update, and neighbors hosted guests. Dan Scott and Jim Haggard left for North Dakota. births noted. many small town comings and goings fill the week.
A sizable gathering from Mt. Leonard attended Sunday evening services at Salt Springs, reflecting strong community turnout and regional participation.
Eggs for hatching from the best chickens on earth Rhode Island Reds are offered at 1.00 per setting by Stedem as Stock Farm located in Marshall Missouri.
Crercher Jack Wilcox came back from Oakwood Oklahoma where he led the Oakwood school this winter. Miss Edna Akeman and Ethel Cox returned home from Warrensburg after attending school the past term. John Henry and family visited relatives in Marshall over the weekend. Local residents and families including Montgomery Aldridge Hall Miller Weather Hammock Akeman and Wilson were seen visiting in the area Sunday.
B Butts defeated Frank Hubbard so decisively that Hubbard has forgotten he was a candidate in Slater. Misses Bessie Webb and Dee Hisle of Miami are guests of Mrs. W R Needles and other friends this week.
J H Detmer visited Slater on Saturday. Mrs Belle Bowler and Roy Howard, from Glasgow, returned home Monday after visiting J R Hellman. Mrs Virlena Thornton stayed with L N Cotts. Mrs Mary Hensick listed as sick but convalescent. Henry Mattix and wife with W H Thornton joined Glasgow trip. T J Stivers and wife Ike Neff and wife A W Neff visited Jesse Hensick’s family. Hellman and family hosted locals several days. Frank Kiso and wife traded in Gilliam Wednesday. Henry Hinoult traded with Gilliam merchants Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Kam Meyer entertained friends Wednesday. Attendees included J R Heuman, Miss Ollie and Mabel Heuman, Jesse Hensick wife and daughter, John Kammeyer and sister, Charlie Thomas, Dickie Hellman, Ernest Drummeller and sisters.
Mr Swinney closed a very successful term of school at Good Hope Friday. A nice programe was rendered to say.
The article notes Edd Wilming and wife visiting relatives near DeWitt. G E Wilming saw his father in Franklin county. Will McCormick arrived from Linvis Saturday. Mrs Robt H Smith and her son visited relatives over Sunday. Herman Lemm and sister from Nebraska stayed with their mother. Phil Reidenbach spent Saturday in Marshall. Dr Osborne of Gilliam did not make any calls Sunday. The rain benefited gardens and meadows and Sunday is set for regular preaching.
In Little Rock the school election Tuesday elected T. M. Eicbler over Poister for short term director and Henry Bierbaum over Berry Camp for long term director. School supervision passed by one vote, and G. E. Trout, current principal, was rehired for the coming year.
Mrs Chas Reynolds has been very sick but is able to be up at this writing.
Local notes report John Hyland visiting the area on Saturday while John Griffit and wife shopped in Marshall last week. Mr and Mrs Steve Collins of Fish Creek visited Mrs J A Duckworth. Alex Yates visited Jessie Phelps with Edward Clemens and wife passing through Sunday. Frank Samons and family visited Mrs W M Griffitt Sunday evening. Tom Burk and family passed through Sunday, Martha Reynolds and Nora Phelps visited Mrs Jessie Miller Friday. Mrs John Yates spent Monday evening with her mother. Lucile Yates spent time with Bessie Yaton.
Intended for last week Mrs. D Ernest McCurdy and Miss Francie Gill are both out sick Miss Olu Whitehead visits Macon City relatives Finis Crawford spent Sunday near Atlanta with his parents Professor Mace Anderson, formerly of MV C now Springfield Normal, gave a strong address on Scholarship in the Twentieth Century The faculty and old students welcomed Prof Anderson back to WV C
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