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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
4
Rev Diggs conducted services at Elmwood Sunday morning with many locals attending. Family and friends from nearby towns visited or stayed with relatives, including Forbes Harris Lemon Allen and Dierking households. Several trips to neighboring communities and church events are noted among residents of Elmwood and surroundings.
After fifteen years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, Dr King s New Life Pills prove the best remedy. DB F Ayacue of Ingleside NC praises them under a druggist guarantee, price 25 cents.
Honky Tonk Mrs and Mr Ward Williams and baby spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Join Earp and family Mrs Fannie Byars and children Mrs Cook and children Mrs Moble Edwards and Mrs Alto Edwards spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Humphrey's Mr and Mrs Keank and children and friends of Alma spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Argood and children. Mrs Georgie Earp has been quite sick but is better at this writing. Mrs Jerry Cooper spent Saturday evening with Mrs John Earp. Mrs Jane Earp spent Thursday night with her sister and brother Sam Winfrey. Quite a crowd enjoyed themselves at Whites Park Thursday Mrs Powell and Mrs Breadon and children spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Will Downs and mint with
Tedieville L. fe Pauley and Leo Haggard made a business trip to Marshall Priday, James Copeland and wife of Mi ami, Grace Hayes and Ethel Degarnet of Selatia and Venland Celeste Killion of Rose Valley visited M. Thomas Saturday. Many neighbors and relatives shared visits, dinners, and Sunday gatherings as Rev W T Branson and wife returned from a honeymoon trip and various locals hosted friends.
Rose Valley residents hosted guests including Rev J C Shackelford and daughter Mita Emma of Sweet Springs visiting W A Smiths midweek. Dan Sink and family spent Sunday with Harry Jackson and family. Henry Meyers visited John Clinard and family Sunday. Miss Lucy Rothrock visiting her grandparents Uriah Magee and family. Frank Thomas returning to Edgerton Kansas after visiting nearby. Harry Jckeon and wife stayed with in laws 8 M Leonard. Nellie Williams of Houston visiting J D Rothrock.
Arthur Mayeend and Ida visited Minses Chioe and Mary Smith Sunday. Edith Jackson stayed with John Whirley’s Friday to Monday. A son was born to Samuel Rothrock and wife on August 17. Arthur McAllister and wife visit Kansas City. Neighbors plan to attend Marshall Chautauqua August 25–30 with Farmers Day featuring HP Miller and Taylors lecture on Casting in the Air. H.R. Johnson made a business trip to Selalia. Harper Smith family and others were Sunday guests of Will Smith. Mrs B. OF Hall visited her mother Mrs W. Cox Tuesday.
Mr Frank Conlan of 4836 Houston St New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver complaints. He calls it effective for lame back and weak kidneys, noting it regulates digestion purifies blood and renews vitality in the sick and frail. Sold by all druggists with a 50 cent guarantee.
Prof H P Miller of Ohio will lecture on Animal Husbandry at Marshall Chautauqua Friday August 28. The talk ties to En campment work at Sweet Springs September 3 and 5. Attendees proceed from Marshall August 29 to Sweet Springs for further discussion. Local social notes include visits and travel across Sedalia Jefferson City Kansas City Hannibal Dallas and Nebraska among residents and guests.
Mr and Mrs Will Widder of Madison Kansas plan a visit to Mr Widder’s parents Mr and Mrs A W Widder this and next week. Miss Pauline Trader of Warrensburg joined her father for a trip to Sweet Springs and country visits north of town. Rev Mr Trader preached at Christian Union. Prof J C Winders leaves for Vandalia then Callao for days before returning to Sweet Springs to resume school work. The Miss Shfe of Marshall visited J E Shank’s home this week. Tweedy spent time at McAllster Springs. Emma Barthes went to St Louis Tuesday to buy voile for her millinery store.
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga reports a bad instep sore healed by Bucklin's Arnica Salve after using less than half of a 25 cent box. The testimonial notes a perfect cure under a guaranteed drugstore sale.
The Woolmen of Cretcher hosted about two thousand for the Cretcher Picnic at Siuriay Marshall sending a delegation of about twenty who gave brief talks on Woolmanship. John Dickerson won best prize in the fiddler contest while Walter Houchen took second prize of 100. Mrs W A LMN of Herndon won first prize in the champion lady nail driver. A 31.00 prize bought most of the Miniment for a mashed finger. Fravel Urton won the sack race and Henry Bowner won the egg race. The event grows as Saline's big affair and the Woodmen deserve credit for arranging guest care.
Ehler Bros. of Little Rock thank the public for a large attendance at their August 12 picnic. They especially thank those who stayed after the rain for saving them from a heavy loss. An ice cream social and moonlight picnic will follow in several weeks with the iceworks set off. watch for further announcement.
Rev and Mrs O S Russell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs L C Gaunt and visited Malta Bend.
A call for boys and girls to recruit eight new subscribers for The Kansas City Weekly Journal at 25 cents each, totaling two dollars, with the same amount to be sent to the publisher. Recipients receive a Magic Lantern with 50 views and full directions, plus samples for canvassing. funds to be mailed via post office.
Nellie Taylor and daughter Emma of Marshall visited Mount Leonard on Sunday. Cora Dauser Mildred Taylor and Harry Danuser of Marshall stayed several days with Tom Smith's family last week. Fred Smitherman of Slater visited his sister Mrs. Maggie Gentry and conducted business here Saturday. J S Howard and daughter Virginia spent the week with Mrs. Howard's parents C J Wynest. Mere Curry and children went to Shackleford Friday to see her mother and attended the Peni at Cretcher Saturday. Mr Curry and son Wilford went to Kansas City Monday to visit relatives. Ek P Grimes and daughter Exelle went to Shackleford Sunday to see his brother-in-law Mr Decraft who was injured by a horse last week. Aubrey Denl and wife announce the arrival of a nine pound boy Sunday August 16.
James Richards and family of Sweet Springs and Richard Mayese and Emily were guests of Join Dickerwon on Sunday. John King and Miss Eliza with Miss Fiora Miller visited Wm. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arrington announced the arrival of a daughter on August 17. Mother and child doing well. Will Dutton and wife with Kalxey and children were guests of Richard Hicks on Saturday night.
George Akeman and family and Miss Mabel Still visited Wm Crain and family Sunday. Grant Weathers left for North Dakota Monday. James Hook and family and Mrs B F Hall were visitors at Wm Cox's Tuesday. Mrs I Parkhurst and children visited Mrs J M Hook Monday. Lesters Wall and family of Sweet Springs visited the former's mother, Mrs Rk P Wall. Roy Crowder was a pleasant caller on Mrs Nellie Tree. Sunday evening, George Dutton and wife visited at James Dickerson's Sunday.
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