Local Items and Travel Notes from Marshall Columns
Local items mention Wilford Hinton visiting town last Saturday and W. W. Randolph of Malta Bend visiting Marshall on Tuesday. Mike Opper traveled from Slater to observe Marshall's mood, with various notices of travel, funerals, illness, and business visits across Marshall, Denver, Kansas City, and Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Hinton
W. W. Randolph
Malta Bend
Mike Opper
Slater
C. L. Reppenhagen
South Lafayette
A. J. Osborne
Dewey
Kansas City
Private Papers Found After Tile Box Burglary
Lawson Frizzell found a tile in the railroad area with a steel box containing Postmaster Smiths private papers vouchers and drafts plus a nickel. The box had been stolen from the post office safe during a burglary last Tuesday night. Papers were wet but largely recovered. motive remains unclear. City Marshal Crain and others aided in the search and recovery, with no suspects identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Frizzell
Lawson
Smith
Sweet Springs
Milwaukee dealer falls from Saline Hotel window
H C Shuttleworth representing B A Kipp & Co, a Milwaukee wholesale furniture house, plunged from a Saline Hotel third story window in Slater Thursday night around midnight. His mangled body was found on the walk, a physician failed to save him, and he died before morning. He had spent the day in Marshall, was drinking, and the tragedy follows a long period away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Shuttleworth
B. A. Kipp & Co
Milwaukee
Saline Hotel
Slater
Shuttleworth
Democratic County Central Committee Calls May Township Meetings
The county Democratic central committee met to call township mass meetings on May 9 to elect 73 delegates from townships including Arrow Rock Cambridge Grand Pass and others. The delegates will meet May 11 at Marshall Court House to choose representatives for the state convention in Jefferson City on May 20 and ultimately select national convention delegates for the Denver gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democratic Central Committee
Saingniog
Arrow Rock
Pabhrias Dunes
Hinckwater
Cambridge
Balers
Kliowoml
Mt. Leonard
Grand Pass
Malim Benth Occ
Bladoref
Motmmom Ec Ff Marahialh
Maprhal ccc
Bbaceceeets
Court House
Marshall
Jefferson City
Denver
Real Estate Transfers Including Multiple Parcels and Buyers
A long list of real estate transfers from multiple grantors to various buyers in Sweet Springs, Arrow Rock, and Marshall areas. Transfers include lots, blocks, and part parcels in Laughlin Herring, English Add, Nelson, and other additions, with values ranging from 500 to 3600 dollars. Names include Wmmblers, Fred Vogelemeier, Edwards, Aona Sue Edwards, Green Mayfield, Wm Lee Jr, Maria H Beaty, J F Elsner, K BE Stone, Joe Lelsure, Stephen Taylor, Wm Oser, Fred Solomon, Peter Krohn, W W Gaines, Henry Masterson, Hains & Krohn, C B Rey, Monroe Kesth, Jac Kolb, and AG Olson among others. Transfers reference public squares, extensions, and various lot configurations across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmmblers
Fred Vogelemeier
Ware's
Sweet Springs
ET Edwards
Ollle Parka
Andre Sa Cuawes Sue Same
Aona
Sue Edwards
Marshall
English
Maraball
H Carter
Green Mayfield
Nelson
Wm Lee Jr
Maria H Beaty
Lot
Laughlin & Herring
L Bighley
J F Elsner
Bradshaw
BE Stone
Public Square
Arrow Rock
Stroud
Joe Lelsure
North
Eubank
Sanaaeeteinestrrreen
Joo Leisure
Joa
Kelley
Stephen Taylor
Wm Oser
Fred Solomon
Boglieh
Marehall
Peter Krohn
W Gainesint
Nele
Olson
Haine Love
Mershall
Noonan
Ina
Man fined for illegal whiskey sale on election day
Ed Carper was found guilty of selling whiskey illegally by a justice of the peace. He was fined 50 dollars and costs, which he paid. Larkin Gross, the other man arrested, was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carper
Justice of the Peace
Larkin Gross
Terrible Loss by Fire in Chelsea Mass
A Sunday blaze in Chelsea Massachusetts destroyed about a square mile of the citys best district. A high wind and 10 hours of effort left ten million dollars in ruins, 1500 families homeless, four dead and fifty injured. Origin traced to spontaneous combustion in rags near a wooden building. Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the San Francisco quake and fire with $350 million in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mass
Boston
For Sale Two and 5-8 Blocks in Little Rock Mo
Two and five to eight blocks or two lots in Little Rock Missouri six room house with good cellar and cistern end well. No barns, buildings all painted, well fenced, good land and location. Healthy eight miles river view. A rare chance and snap to right map. Write Orace 4 B Berlekamp 45 Slater Mo RFD 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
River View
Orace
Berlekamp
Slater, Mo
Rex Chief Saddle Stallion Advertised in Slater Missouri
Rex Chief a 16 hand dark bay saddle stallion stands season 1908 at Slater Missouri for 1500 to insure a living colt. He weighs 1180 and is a half brother to Rex McDonald champion saddle horse. Sired by Rex Den mark 840 by Eli P Hill Slater Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Stable
Slater
Rex Chief
Rex McDonald
the Wold
Rex Denmark
Eli P. Hill
Slater, Mo
Denmark
Forest King
Squirrel King
Black Squirrel
Lot
Mont Rose
King Denmark
Yeagie
Cromwell
Washington
Ben Lomond
Richert
Buzzard
Old Bad Fox
Flying Cloud
Bill
Black Hawk
Buesard
Old Recife
Trojan
Prince Denmark
Army Farm
Nelson
Arrow Rock
Nelson Road
College Notes Highlight Bevier Activities and Debate
Prof I N Evrard spoke at Bevier Mo as the third lecture under the high school auspices. The Pearsonian Society announces its open session with a play The Old Homestead on Tuesday night April 28. Dr McClure of McCormick Seminary spoke on The Voice of the Soul. Bevier High School graduates heard the baccalaureate preached by Dr Black. Pearsonians elected C E Peterson president Agnes Sutherland secretary Jessie McCormick treasurer Edw Williams Curtis Ward Ellis. The first intercollegiate debate of the season will be held at Parkville Friday night April 24 Missouri Valley affirming Park College denying the motion That the US should subsidize its merchant marine. E S Hudson Jas Willingham G M Gordon will attend for our interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Evrard
Rbellflower
Hugh 8. McCord
Nevada
Williams
Miami
Pearsonian Society
McClure
McCormick Theological Seminary of Chicago
Black
Bevier
Macon City
Pearsonians
C. E. Peterson
Agnes Sutherland
Jessie McCormick
Treas Edw. Williams
Curtis Ward Ellis
Parkville
Missouri Valley
Park College
U. S
Hudson
Jas, Willingham
G. M. Gordon
Pie and Pound Party Near Marshall A Delightful Evening
About seventy five young people attended a pie and pound party hosted by Miss Ida Lewis at her home three miles east of Marshall on Friday night April 10. The parlor was lively with music from Mr Campbell on mandolin and Mr Gabbert on guitar, with others on harp and guitar. At eleven o clock guests found pies matching their numbers in the dining room and all reported a delightful time. A Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lewis
Marshall
Campbell
Gabbert
Bennett Solomon
Sue Dean
Herb
Mack
Buie Couple Noted Marshall Callers Tuesday
Mr and Mrs B C Buie visited Marshall on Tuesday while staying at a lot near Sweet Springs with local residents noting their call as a social or community visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Buie
Sweet Springs
Marshall
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P. H. Rea
Turner McBane
Columbia Sunday
L. A. Doughty
Florris, Oklo
Frank Kiso
A. C. Poister
J.T
C. W. Herndon
Pueblo
Lindsey & John
B. B. Robertson
Studebaker Carriage Co
North Missouri
E. E. Pemberton
J. T. Trigg
J. W. Mills
Henry Cheeks
E. 8. Leach
Garden City
Elsen & Hains
Willie
Lin van Dyke
Ontario
Oregon
J. J. Witt
Miss van Dyke
Marshalls
Scratchfield
Mick Schaurer
John
Mr. Shuttleworth
Undertaker Schaurer
State Normal Summer School
Warrensburg
San Francisco
Prince
Castoria
End
College
Universal
Mileage Books
Chicago
Alton
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