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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
5
Mrs Slater and Vicinity Vine accept subscriptions and news items for the paper. Numerous residents and visitors from Marshall, Kansas City, Denver, Spokane, and elsewhere are noted for visits, trips, or extended stays. Chautauqua continues six days with many events and performances planned.
Dry and hot describes Saline Point as Marshall Chautauqua begins August 25 with events including It J Miller’s talk on agriculture and Farm ers Day, an ice cream supper at Rich Chapel raised about 27, and Visitations by Mrs. W A Burnside to Iowa relatives. Taylor Day features a Tennessee lecturer on Castles In the Air as a protracted Shiloh meeting continues with notable success.
A large crowd attended preaching here Sunday. Kichie Clemens and wife visited Willie Miller and wife Sunday. Mrs Myrtle Spratley came from Slater to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Yatee Mere. Lt. Loa has been ill but improving. Lon Koonts called in Norton B Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs McCoy were in Marshall Saturday.
Miss Mabe and Marshall spent a week with relatives in Toonville Mroon. Roy Cordry and family visited from Fay etteville Ark.. Jim Verts was ill but improving. The church and local events filled the week with gatherings in Che Niemeier’s vicinity. Several residents, including Edna Collins and the Thorp family, attended moonlight picnics and socials. Union hog shipments and housekeeping updates added local color to a busy period.
Cretcher Jaxs Witcher and two Oklahoma children visit his brother J T Witcher and family. Rev Wagner and Andy Cook along with Miss Ethel Wilson visited George Masters last Sunday. J L Masters dragged roads near Herndon last Monday improving road conditions and residents are urged to try it. Henry Montgomery plans to install a telephone on the Herndon line.
A fragmentary item mentions a gathering near Antioch in a week or two, a large crowd at a W W A plate event last Saturday evening, and various local residents and newborns including Mr and Mrs Chas Pis'iop newt ericison, Mrs George Masters ont, Miss Myr te syrnt let, Mrs Sames Coffey, and a Cha e girl born to Mr and Mrs Jay_Aperington on August 17.
Mrs Haine Woot of Mar bony hosts Phorsday gatherings at JCC homes with the Howard county families visiting. Mes Yourng of Miami visits sister Moe Amos Udsley Mooday. Lula Juckson of New Frankfort visits Jos Hernia. Farmers plan five to six concrete bridges to improve the community with bridge projects badly needed.
New Frankfort reports the arrival of a baby boy born Saturday August 15 to Mr and Mrs Lewis Boblken and mentions Mrs Geo Rewer of California visiting relatives. The sick list includes L Reisuchey and Ino Stallsworth. Mrs Johnston and children visit in New Brankfort while Asholdt returns from Kansas City. D T Sydenstucker travels to county seat. Lena and Nora Thierfelder visit Brunswick. Hevory Boblken’s family hosts dinner. Reidenbach Bros ship cattle and opens bogs to At nome Wednesday.
A fragmented community column notes visitors and travels including Lottie Du from Petta, Miss Lottie Du bees, and Mr and Mrs Chas Bisheow. Mentions of Pastor Rew Wager, J T Wire, J O G Stephens, and Rob Vtehor. References a stroke, a call to help clean grounds, and a march toward Bhek water after a Tuesday trip.
Salix Springs notes week activities as residents from Marshall Parkville Malta Bend and nearby towns visit relatives. Mentioned are Mrs Eola Laughlin and Dean, Miss Alige and Louw Orr, A H Orr and wife, Mrs H A Thomas, Mrs Margaret Clarkson, Anna Brown, Miss Edna Reynolds, and H B Moller speaks at the Chautauqua. Henry Hopkins of Marshall attends a gathering, with illness in the area.
A Cedar county Republican ticket nominates Prof Kilion of Sweet Spruce as representative. The letter notes Kilion’s abilities and strong support from electors and oil friends, urging a large majority. References to MissourI pacify and local family illness appear in fragmented OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of names and phrases with many garbled words. The text mentions Jennie Picher Marie and several other individuals, but the overall purpose or event is unreadable. The source provides no coherent news item or clear context to summarize.
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