Gana Soud Club Entertains with Engagement News
Miss Ada Sparks Julia Watts and Ava Steele hosted a Gana Soud Club afternoon at a Redman Avenue home. Guests enjoyed yellow and white decor, white roses, piano and violin music, a formal luncheon, and the engagement announcement of Miss Annie Guthery to Mr Perry Campbell. Out of town guests attended and a graphophone will provide music at the event.
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Gana Soud Club
Ada Sparks
Julia Watts
Ava Steele
South Redman Avenue
Mary Black
Leland Wiley
Misa Watts
Annie Guthery
Perry Campbell
St. Louis
Marshall
Episcopal Church
Newman Newell
Stella Hitt
Nelle Grayson
A. A. McGeachy
Fulton
Alec Reynolds
Cincinnati
Shaw
Kansas City
Daisy and
Theo Duggins
Pueblo
Colo
Leonard
Fayette
Shackelford Catholic Ladies Fair Scheduled in Shackelford
The Shackelford Catholic church ladies announce an outdoor fair on the pastor's lawn August 28 29 30 31 and September 1. Each evening from 7 30 to 11 features a grand supper for 25 cents and ample ice cream lemonade cigars fruits and candies. A large crowd is anticipated each night.
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Shackelford Catholic
Salem Church Supper Attracts Local Support
The Salem church ladies hosted a successful supper raising funds for their project. Attendees included Misses Dean Robertson, Gertrude Brown, Anza Altes, Maude Mason, Stella Hitt, Nelle Hitt, Bettie Mason, Valerie Abney, Lillie Page, Lela Bell, Berenice Allen, Messiah Merriweather, and several local men such as Will Fisher, Herbert Striker, Will Koontz, Hiram Winning, Robi Campbell, Will Haynie, Oscar Page, Al Vawter, Harrison Pate, John Weagle, Luther James, and brothers Harry and Robert King.
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Salem Church
Dean Robertson
Gertrude Brown
Anza Altes
Maude Mason
Stella
Nelle Hitt
Bettie Mason
Val‘ie Abney
Lillie Page
Lela Bell
Berenice Allen
Messiah
Merriwether
Will Fisher
Herbert Striker
Will Koontz
Hiram Winning
Robi Campbell
Will Haynie
Oscar Page
al Vawter
Harrison Pate
John Weagle
Luther James
Harry
Robert King
Party at the Terrell Home Near Marshall
A large country party was held Friday evening at the home of James Terrell three miles southwest of Marshall. Marshall residents attended, enjoying a delightful evening in the yard under the trees with refreshments served as the group relaxed in the cool air.
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James Terrell
Marshall
Dinner honors Vanstone and Vanstone relatives in memory of past gatherings
In Honor of the Misses Venstone, Misses Dean, Nora and Emily Robertson entertained at dinner Tuesday evening. Misses Pearl and Cecil Vanstone, Mary and Ella Goodson and Will Gordon attended in honor of Misses Ethel and Ida Vanstone who leave this week for Colorado. Kodak pictures were taken during the evening to preserve memories of the social gathering for future recollections.
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Dean
Nora
Emily Robertson
Pearl
Cecil Vanstone
Mary
Ella Goodson
Will Gordon
Ethel
Ida Vanstone
Colorado
Kodak
Sturgeon Trader Buys 5000 Stock for Marshall Store
S J Hess, a New York Racket proprietor, visited Sturgeon last week and bought 5000 stock of gentlemen’s furnishings and shoes. The goods will be shipped here immediately to add to the Marshall store’s stock.
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S. J. Hess
New York
Sturgeon
Big Marshall
Marriage Ceremony in Nelson By Squire C M Hawley
Thomas Skinner wed Miss Mary Shatner of Nelson in a Monday ceremony conducted by Squire C M Hawley at his office.
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Squire C. M. Hawley
Thomas Skinner
Mary Shatner
Nelson
Hawley Performs Quiet Wedding For Proctor and Wilson
On Sunday evening at 8 o clock Squire C M Hawley joined John Proctor and Mrs Alice Wilson in marriage at the bride s home in the city s western section. A small circle of friends attended the ceremony.
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Squire C. M. Hawley
John Proctor
Alice Wilson
Haeslip and Witcher Wed at Hawley’s Office
Mr J A Haeslip and Misa Stella Witcher of Koping were married by Chas M Hawley on Tuesday afternoon in his office. The bride attended Marshall public schools and was very popular among her acquaintances. The Republican extends congratulations.
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J. A. Haeslip
Misa Stella Witcher
Koping
Chas. M. Hawley
Marshall
Robert Careys Party Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Robert Carey of Kansas City hosted a small gathering of Marshall friends at his aunt Mrs. Wm Harrison's residence for his tenth birthday. Ice cream and cake were served, and the children enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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Robert Carey
Kansas City
Marshall
Wm. Harrison
Miss McMillen Entertains Friends In Honor Of Miss Buckland
Miss Nettie McMillan entertained several friends of Miss Sadie Buckland Tuesday evening. An elegant course dinner was served to guests Miss Lillian Bowen, Sallie Spencer, and Agnes Spencer.
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Nettie McMillan
Sadie Buckland
Lillian Bowen
Sallie
Agnes Spencer
Flower Parade Rig Decoration Contest Invites Districts
All school districts may compete for a twenty dollar prize in the Flower Parade at the Marshall Free Street Fair. Entries should represent a Saline County district outside Marshall and may feature natural towers grain flags or artificial flowers. Send entrant names to the Street Fair Committee for parade placement.
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Marshall Free Street Fair
Saline County
Marshall
Queen of the Juvenile Parade Names Voted by Committee
The Juvenile Parade committee met at Mistletoe Hall Tuesday morning and proposed candidates for Queen and Maids of Honor led by Miss Margaret with other contestants to be voted upon.
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Mistletoe Hall
Margaret
Local Queen Contest Voting Opens At Franklin and Merriweather
Voters select a Queen at Septrat poll close with the highest tally to be crowned. Remaining contenders Mildred McBride Leonard Katherine Huckner Katharine Donehoo Olive DeGarmo Elizabeth McClure Nell Newton Anabel Gill and Rena Letton will serve as Maids of Honor and Flower Girls. Voting available at Franklin's and Merriweather's Book stores. Votes are posted publicly.
Old Settlers Picnic at Marshall September 6 1900
Invitation to the Old Settlers picnic in Marshall on September 6 1900 invites attendees and their families to a day of social gathering and reminiscence. The committee promises good seats water and a pleasant time with many friends likely meeting one last time.
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Old Settlers
Marshall
Gro. W. Langxonp
L. H. Tucker
Mt Olive Church Protracted Services This Week
Protracted services are held at Mt Olive church this week likely continuing next week with services at 10 AM and 8 PM. Pastors Rev D M Clagg ett Presbyterian and Rev Mr O Bannon Cumberland Presbyterian are assisted by Rev C E Hickok of Centralia Missouri whose young yet studious evangelism engages audiences.
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Mt. Olive
D. M. Claggett
The
Presbyterian Church
Mr. O'Bannon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
C. E. Hickok
Centralia, Mo
Grapevine Steamer Operates to Glasgow for Saline Transit
The Grape vine steamer, tied to the Mo line, ran daily excursions from Kansas City up the Missouri River to Glasgow attracting about 400 residents for a 10 mile run. Discontinued in Kansas City after prize fights and liquor sales aboard prompted protests. Glasgow residents debate buying the craft to offer free rides for Saline shoppers.
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Moline
Missouri River
Kansas City
Glasgow
Missouri
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Shackelford Fair
T Salem
Terrell
Misses Venstone
Miss McMillen Enterteine
Grapevine
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