Deaths ofHW A Ellis and Delia Pugh in Missouri
HW A Ellis of Mule Lick died in Latham at 1.50 am on Tuesday aged 40 from kidney and heart trouble. He was single and burial was in Nelson cemetery after services by Rev. Mounts. Delia Pugh, 24, died at her father Joseph Johnsons residence near Slater from consumption, leaving two children. burial at Mt Horeb cemetery. Community sympathy extends to her husband Charles Pugh and relatives. Slator Kustler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. A. Ellis
Mule Lick
Latham
Ile
Nelson
Rev. Mounts
Blue Lick
Delia Pugh
Joseph A. Johnson
Slater
Mt. Horeb
Chas, Pugh
Slator Kustler
Francis Henorea Pulliam Died In Slater Home
Francis Henorea Pulliam daughter of Mr and Mrs BB Pulliam died at their home in Slater after a week’s illness aged 1 year and 1 month. Her remains were laid to rest in the city cemetery Monday after services at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Henorea Pulliam
Mra
BB. M. Pulliam
Slater
Death of James A Bruce Aged 17 At Home Northeast of Marshall
James A Bruce died at his rural home north of Marshall on Saturday August 8 at 5 am after a three week illness of paralysis. He lived on the family farm for forty years and is survived by his son Charlies and daughter Mixe Morlie. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 am at the First Baptist Church and burial followed in Ridge Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bruce
Marshall
Mr. Bruce
Charlies
Mixe Morlie
First Baptist Church
Ridge Park
Republican Central Committee Formed In Local Meeting
The Republican Central Committee, old and new, met at the courthouse Friday morning. The new committee includes Arrow Rock F W Windmeyer, Blackwater S H Perkins, Cambridge W R VanBooren, Elmwood A H Orr, Grand Pass B P Houston, Liberty W F Claycomb, Marshall L D Murrell, Miami P G Sullivan, Salt Pond Leo Burfeind. Elected officers were 8 P Houston chairman C H Tucker secretary Milton Allison treasurer L D Murrell chairman Executive Committee. Arrangements are being made for the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Court House
Arrow Rock
F. W. Windmey
Blackwater
S. H. Perkins
Clay
Bucklin Arnica Salve Victory Claims Cure at Cochran
A rural Georgia resident from Cochran on Rural Route 1 reports Bucklin’s Arnica Salve cured a severe sore on the instep after prior ineffectiveness. The testimonial praises rapid relief and a complete cure under guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Cochran
Wittess
Bucklin
Tony
Box
Guar Anten
Death by own action and accident in Sweet Springs
GC M Kelley a wealthy Sweet Springs citizen died yesterday morning by drowning in Dickwater after tying a rope to his body. He was a director of the Chemical Bank of Sweet Springs and survived by his wife and a grown son. The bank reported his balances as in good shape. Kelley, son of Gen Kelley of Ohio, moved to Sweet Springs around 1871 and resided near Blackwater. Funeral plans had not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. M. Kelley
Sweet Springs
Diickwater
Hlackwater
Lis
Chemical Bank of
Kelley
Gen. Kelley
Ohio
The Little Rock Picnic Weather Disrupts Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Little Rock for the annual picnic on Wednesday as a heavy rain began around four o'clock. People sought shelter but were drenched before the shower ended, turning a sunny outing into a soggy scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Featherstone entertains his father from Moberly
Marriage licenses list John Sebiliing Miawatha Kas Mrs Myrtle Williams Marshall Charles G Fredrick Marshall Lille Fy Knox Susie E Huff and Lewis Van Buskirk among local registrants. entries reference names and towns with scattered OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sebiliing
Miawatha
Myrtle Williams
Marshall ‘Chas
G. Fredrick i
Marshall Lille
Mehnall Chas
Johnson
Dea
Susie E. J. Huff
Lewis van Buskirk
Sweet Spring
Magele Blakely
Sweet Springs
Electric Bitters Endorsement From Mr. Frank Conian
A New York reader, Mr. Frank Conian of Houston Street, lauds Electric Bitters as a grand family remedy for dyspepsia, liver issues, lame back, and weak kidneys. The tonic purportedly regulates digestion, purifies blood, and restores vigor to the debilitated in both sexes, sold under guarantees by all druggists for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conian
Houston St
New York
Geerantes
Public school opens in Marshall on September 7
Local notes report public school opening date in Marshall as September 7. Entries list residents and visitors with July to September events, births, illnesses, travel and business dealings involving families such as Thompson, Taylor, and Soper, plus local projects and moves across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Fire damages house in East Marshall. insurance payout noted
Charle Johnston Walten Cobb Giee Bryant Keary Corder and Lawrence tan report a Kansas fire incident Sunday. A house in East Marshall occupied by John Lupe burned Friday night along with part of the furniture. Insurance on the furniture totaled $150.
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Charle Johnston
Walten Cobb
Giee, Bryant
Keary Corder
Lawrence Tan
Ln Kansas
Chtyaml
East Marshall
John Lupe
Birthday Observance and Local Notices in Warrenton Mo
J J Witt and daughter Beth attend the 80th birthday of his father in Warrenton Missouri on Monday and Tuesday. Judge T W King loses two steers to lightning on his farm last Thursday. Mrs Driskell of Pear City also loses a mule in the Boise storm. Mrs Chas Overly of Kansas City, visiting near the Cartes, returns home to Salt Springs for a week with her in-law. J F Bentley plans a trip to Warsaw to visit his brother Mannsford after ten years, taking several daughters and outfits. Will Patterson of Marshall seeks rheumatic relief in Hot Springs Arkansas. Eva Armstrong resigns from Marshall schools to teach in Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. King
Chas. Overly
Kamsas City
T. A. Cartee
Thos. Overly
Salt Springs
J. F. Bentley
Warsaw
Mannsford
Jooks
Will Patterson
Hot Springs
Ark
Eva Armstrong
Marshall Schools
Great Falls
Montana
Mrs Annie C Solomon Celebrates 86th Birthday
Mrs Annie C Solomon marked her 86th birthday with family gathered at home. Neighbors and relatives offered warm wishes as she enjoyed a quiet celebration andexpressed gratitude for good health and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Solomon
Agaiver
Visit from Joli So'onmran Bhe surprises church family
Sary Suminy of Aug. was visiting the home of her son Joli So'onmran Bhe when she was unexpectedly surprised by a visit from Peter McDonald and stewards of the M. F. E. Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sary Suminy
Joli So’onmran Bhe
Peter
Iev JE. McDonald
M. FE
Local travelers and family notes from Sweet Springs visit
J W Taylor and family from two works trip via Sweet Springs. S H Kennedy of St Louis visited old friends at Napeton and Marshall. F M Stone returned from travels to Slater area. DAL Pond of Cont rice Cal survived an unexpected visit with the bride Mia Stone after years apart.
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J. W. Taylor Andl
Sweet Springs
S. HE. Kennedy
St. Louise
Napeton and
Marshall
F. M. Stone
Slater
Contrice
Cal
Mia
Stone
Brother
Miss Saxie Palmer Joins Whites Laden Furnishing Staff
Miss Saxie Palmer of St Louis and a sister of Mex Web ter M White has accepted a job at Whites Laden Furnishing Store. She will head the Corset and Glove departments and is described as an experienced fitter, a valuable addition to the well known peachy to wear shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxie Palmer
St Louis
Mex
M. White
Miss Palmer
Ed Forman and Mys. Forman Return From Ponca Trip
Ed Forman and his mother Mys. k W Forman returned home Wednesday after spending a week in Ponca Oklahoma with relatives. They enjoyed their visit and report pleasant weather and hospitality during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Forman
Mys
K W. Forman
Ponca
Oklahoma
Local social notes and school appointment changes
Names gather for visits and illnesses as families and friends travel. Miss Mary Couts visits Unionville from Missouri while EF Kolin and wife stay on South Idaho Avenue. Prof GL Shurroughs named principal of the Union School with Miss Hickman of Warrensburg and Anna McCormick of Marshall elected to vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Shurroughs
Ulieh School
Miss Hickman
Warrensburg
Anna McCormick
Marshall
German hospital in Kansas City reports successful operation
The German hospital in Kansas City reported a successful operation. Mrs. M C Giraffe Jr visited over Sunday and the patient is doing nicely. Sterling Redman, who had been attending the University at Columbia, returned home Saturday evening and plans to move to Missouri Valley, Iowa, around the start of September for a position at the public school.
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Kansas City
Amd
M.C. Giraffee, Jr
Sterling Redman
Columbia
Miscouri Valley
Mrs Emory Kelth Returns From Marshall Visit
Mrs Emory Kelth came home Thursday after a week in Marshall staying with her father and serving as housekeeper during her mother's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Kelth
Marshall
Fragmentary musings on ego and public life emerge
A garbled fragment reflects on ego, fame, and public scrutiny. It hints at shifting mottos, personal associations, and the tension between private actions and public perception, leaving the exact meaning unclear.
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W. A. Vawter
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Marshall, Mo
Bucklin’s
Arnica Salve
C M. Kelley
W. H. Rimby
W. HL. Rimby
South Lafayette
Higginsville
Bimby
Wade
Jd, T. Featherstone
Moberly
A. A. Vesser
Lawrence Raxec
Buelneus
J. C. Thompson
Nellie Taylor
Emma
Colorado
Mrs. Anderson Davia
Emmett
Sapulpa
Oklo
Newton Jameson
W. L. Seat
The
Power House
Llness
Clay Thomas
Toewlay
Mrs. Thos. Morrow Om! Daugh‘ter
St. Louis
Alvin’ Newell
J. M. Soper
Mixes Dollie
Davenport
Iowa
Mise Hexsie McGinnis
Heartstown
Eisen & Sfains
Mike Jacoby
Louis Gorjum
Col
Julia Cruger
G. N. Hanson's
Misees Haitle
Alma
Frigke Hermann
Frank Crose
Gilliam
Elwen
Led Liver Valley Country
Texas
J. J. Witt
Bethany
Warrenton, Mo
de. J. GL
Russell Informe
USA
Hayes & Russell
Forman
W. CC
Foon
Hunter
Bsque
Oal Kaige
Mary Couts
Unionville, Mo
Alc, Pulian
Julian EF
Thomas
Kolin
South Fedian
Ave
Mary Harland
T. J. Rawlings
Fontan
Hensis
J . Harland
Jar
Mre
W. EL Williams
Big Land
Tom
Mona Anaes
Lex
Poland
China
Stedem
Sam and Frank Evans
West North St
J. W. Sparks
Harry Miller
N. Stedem
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