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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

7

Earp Family Social in Grand Passe and Mt Leonard Visit

Emos Roy and Edith Earp spent Sunday in Grand Passe with cousins Janie and Bimva Demons. Mr and Mrs Lawson Byars with children fished Monday evening. Will Downy’s family checked on ill relatives Mabel Lowery and Stigleman. Jane Earp joined Annie Argood and others in visits around Mt Leonard.

Emos Roy Edith Earp Grand Passe Janie Bimva Lawson Byars Will Downy Mabel Lowery Stigleman Jane Earp Annie Argoood John Earp Annie Argood And Ure Black Earp Mt. Leonard

Mrs Harris Visits Kansas City Friends

Mrs Annie Harris of Kansas City visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Treece and friends. Leroy Treece returns Tuesday morning from a week with his sister in Kansas City.

Annie Harris Kansas City Wm. Treece Leroy Treece

Local Folks Enjoy Weekend Visits and Travels

Slater Miss Ollive Alexander of Kansas City visiting relatives here returned home Saturday accompanied by Miss Mary Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Land and Miss Georgia Spencer left last week for Colorado for a several week visit. Louis Fels made a business trip to Nelson Monday. Homer Burns spent Sunday in Centraile. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whittleton and son Martin spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Alma.

Ollive Alexander Kansas City Mises Mary Smith J. B. Land Georgia Spencer Colorado Louis Fels Nelson Homer Burns Centraile Geo. Whittleton Martin Alma Franklin G. E. Trout Lillian Hensick Friend Ringo Lisbon Dr. Sharp Gilliam Mr. Trout Geo Trout Blackwater George Earnest Eubanks Little Rock T. M. Ehlers API Halners Abe Davin Chris Blumhost Emma Meyers Lillia Meyers Mattie Johnson Lillian Duncan Jula Dupcan Blanch Ferny Rebecca Thornton Mary Drummler Emma Fisher Webb Davis Freda Lieemkuhler Mesa

Ringo to Lisbon and assorted local visits noted

The piece lists numerous callers and visits from Blackwater to Gilliam and Wesley Irvington families, in addition to a ball game between Sweet Springs and Concordia with a 5 to 1 score. It mentions Mrs. Mayse staying with Bal Thomas, several church attendance notes, and a surgical tad of notices including final settlement publications and a Missouri court notice.

Concodia Sweet Springs Concordia Harry Jackson M. Leonard A. J. Sink John Clinard Henry Jackson Frederick Stoner F. T. Hall

Walnut Grove Notes Show Local Visits and Activities

Mrs E A Drunert visits Warrenton parents. Misses Fell Feagon Callaway attend Marshall fair. Local folks attend Baptist camp meeting at Waverly. W E Fileto and father visit. J Pletcher family noted. Yowell family updates. Dr Bear visit. Charley Miller and Marvin Yowell news of week.

E. A. Drunert Warrenton Jonnie Fell Anna Belle Feagon Carrie Callaway Marshall Waverly W. E. Fileto J. Pletcher Yowell Dr. Bear Myre Charley Miller Marvin Yowell Dlaw

Postoffice Site Offers For New Marshall Building

Government inspector reviewed proposed sites last week with several options. Eagles lot on Lafayette avenue Marion Eastwood and North Court streets asked 9000 dollars. Northeast corner Salt Pond and Arrow street offered 10000 by W H Pate. Southwest corner North street and Odell avenue quoted 5000 with 500 extra feet. Southwest corner Marion street and Jefferson avenue bid 7500 by Thomas J Marshall and E S Cross. Northwest corner Lafayette avenue and Marion street 1000 plus 50 feet or 1500 with 110 feet or 5000 with extra land by Ann F E Duggan.

Marshall Eagles Lafayette Avenue Marion Eastwood North Court Streets M. P. McGinnis Salt Pond Arrow Street W. H. Pate North Street Odell Avenue Thomas J. Marshall E. 8. Cross Marion Street Jefferson Avenue Ann FE. Duggine

Musical for Ladies Missionary Society at Napton

The Ladies Missionary Society of Memorial Presbyterian Church announces a musical program at the residence of Mr. Philip M. Smith, one mile south of Napton, on Tuesday evening August 11, 1908. Admission 10 cents. ice cream and cake 10 cents. Musical begins at 8 o'clock. Everyone invited.

The Ladies Missionary Society of the Memorial Presbyterian Church Philip M. Smith Napton

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