Deaths of Wanner Bure in Missouri and Germany
Wanner Bure born in Baden Baden Germany on April 1 1832 died at his home in Miami Missouri August 15 1908 He moved to St Louis at age two learned wheelwright trade at 22 went to Roanoak Missouri two years later married Mary Elizabeth Doware and had five children Surviving are Mrs B Monson Mrs C E Baker Jno L W S J Bure of Miami and C H Bure of Rosedale Kansas Funeral held at Miami Baptist church on Sunday August 16 1908 at 4 pm conducted by Rev Thomas L Powell from Psalm 11 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanner Bure
Baden Baden
Germany
Mion
St. Louis
Roanoak
Mary Elzabeth Dowware
Monson
Slater
C. E. Baker
Jno
J. Bure
Miami
C. H. Bure
Rosedale
Kansas
Miami Baptist Church
Thomas L. Powell
Thos Powell
Jochien Elsner Dead in Holstein Home Visit Fallen
JOCHIEN ELSNER Died at his Nortorf home in Holstein Germany aged 86 years 11 months after visiting his sons in the United States in 1896 He left four sons in this country C F J F and H C and one son William and a daughter in the old country His wife had preceded him to the grave by several years Sweet Springs Herald Also JOHN N YEAGLE prominent farmer died of typhoid fever in this city aged 68 His death followed a several weeks illness and his wife and five children survive Funeral at M E Church South at 4 pm Sunday conducted by Rev J E McDonald. large crowd attended showing the esteem in which he was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jochien Elsner
Jovhson Elsner
Nortorf
Holstein
Germany
C. F
J. F
H. C. Elsner
William
Sweet Springs
John N. Yeagle
M. E. Church
South
J. E. McDonald
Mr. Yeagle
Lost tarpaulin near Kelley-Vawter Jewelry store
Notice fragment lists lost tarpaulin 6x12 feet left on the walk in front of Kelley-Vawter Jewelry store. Finder urged to leave at Republican office. Also contains rentals and farm purchase requests from Jos. Baler, Gilliam, Mo and C. M. Wood, Marshall, Mo with September date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vawter
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Marshall, Mo
J. K. Graves
Kelley-Vawter
Republican
New Frankfort
Mia, Jos. Baler
Gilliam, Mo
C. M. Wood
For Sale One Set of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Classified ad states for sale one set of Encyclopaedia Britannica from Abargin. Includes address on Malta Bena Mo. Buyer to contact seller at the provided address for price and collection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopedia Britanica
Abargin
Malta
Bena
Pretty Girl Ends Life in Missouri Train Town
Miss May Williams 17 daughter of Mrs Sel Mead of Kansas City, recently married to C A conductor of Slater, killed herself last Thursday to avoid reform school. Inheriting $15,000 from her father's death, she faced an arranged wedding set for Friday. She bought acid at a drug store and died at home in her mother’s presence and before officers. The case drew wide notice amid local talk and a noted beauty pageant pinning her as Missouri’s most beautiful girl. Sel Mead, the conductor, had recently remarried Mrs Williams.
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Chillicothe
Mie Willams
Miss Williams
Missouri
Sel Mead
Slater
Veterans Reunion Notice for 9th Regiment Cavalry in Booneville
The Annual Reunion of the 9th Regiment M. B. M. Cavalry will be held in Booneville on September 10 and 11, 1908. It is hoped every survivor will attend and answer when the roll is called. B. W. Holliday, Pres. T. B. Rows, Be., Moberly, Mo, Slater, Mo.
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M. B. M. Cavalry
Booneville
B. W. Holliday
T. B. Rows
Moberly
Slater
Cutting Affair Ends With Stabbing at Local Grocery
Friday of last week Johnnie Burns and Luella Woolery, both colored women, fought in front of Rasse Bros Grocery star. Burns received a back stab that may prove fatal as Woolery knocked her down and stabbed her while she lay. Woolery was arrested and, at a preliminary hearing before Justice Davis, failed to post the $500 bond and remains jailed awaiting the September session of the Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie ‘Burns
Luella Woolery
Rasse, Bros. Grocery Star
Presbyterian Conference Leaves Strong Lectures At Stewart Chapel
Citizens attending the Christian Workers Conference at Stewart Chapel heard notable speakers including Judge William Wallace of St. Louis City on The Man of Galilee and Dr John Dixon of New York on Missions. Miss Edith Hughes of New York spoke on the Mormon menace and conducted a women’s conference. Rev S C Palmer preached at First Presbyterian Church and Rev J J McKee led the conference. Rev J P Calhoun of Nashville closed with a pointed sermon urging repentance and spiritual awakening. The conference may next meet at Sweet Springs.
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Christian Workers’ Conference
Stewart Chapel
Wm. II, Wallace
Eens City
Man of
Galilee
Hii
Wallace
John Dixon
New York
Ra Landrith
Ines
Koneas City
Kinstead
Edith Hughes
C. Palmer
Macon
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. McKee
Rev. McKee
Health crisis prompts city sewer and garbage bids
A resident voices alarm over Marshall’s unhealthful, unsanitary conditions due to a poor sewer system and garbage disposal. He urges the health board to act, urging a new sewage district in the Tedman Ave district, bids for a city garbage contract, and relocating sewage outlets away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Illness Darkens Hope for Mrs Solomon
Seriously ill Mrs F Solomon, returned from St Louis with five weeks of specialist treatment, is diagnosed with liver cancer and told only death offers relief. A Marshall physician suspects kidney failure but offers no cure, leaving her resigned to a possible death.
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Solomon
St. Louis
Subscriptions Update From Subscribers List
Among Our Subscribers J E Turner and P A Trautman from near Sweet Springs visited on business Trautman handed in his renewal New subscribers and renewals during the past week include J M Marks bury Marshall Geo Eberle Slater P A Trautman Sweet Springs E T Ault Nelson Geo William Marshall John Williams Marshall J 2 Harris Sweet Springs W H Cromley Marshall H Ordway Marshall Lewis Oster Shackleford A H Dankenbdring Sweet Springs Mrs John Austin Marshall R H Hendricks Marshall Dr M T Chastin Marshall Geo T Stone Blue Lick Gus A Harris Hughesville Jessie VanWinke Norton T J Claycomb Marshall New subbyoribers
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J. M. Marksbury
Marshall Geo
Eberle
Slater P
A. Trautman
Sweet Springs
E. T. Ault
Nelson Geo
Williaime
Marshall John Williams
Marshall J. 2. Harris
W. H. Cromley
Marshall H. Ordway
Marshall Lewis Oster
Shackleford
A. H. Dankenbdring
John Austin
Marshall R
Postoffice Site Selected for New Building
Government announces chosen site for the new postoffice building the lot offered by A E Duggins on the northwest corner of Lafayette and Marion will be purchased at 4700 dollars the purchase fated due north across the street from the present post office
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Postoffice
A. E. Duggins
Lafayette and
Marion
E Forman Leaves Marshall for Oklahoma Home
kK E Forman, who had been visiting friends and relatives in and around Marshall, departed Thursday for his home in Oklahoma.
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Kk E. Forman
Marshall
Oklahoma
Local residents and visitors list from Excelsior Springs to Kansas City
Slater 4 Tevine and wife spent Sunday in Glasgow. Many names travel to and from Excelsior Springs, Kansas City, St Louis, Springfield, and Marshall. Residents visit relatives, attend conferences, or host gatherings. Rev W M Rader heads to Warrensburg for conference. Mrs Rutherford visits Hot Springs then Kentucky. Myrtle Davis hosts a Friday gathering for friends including Carrie Howman and Maude Roberts among others.
Pleasant House Party Attended by Local Guests
Edward Zahn and E A Dinckburn hosted a pleasant house party at the former’s lane northwest of town from Wednesday of last week to Monday. Their mother Mrs Waters and sister Miss Susie came from Higienville D Waters wife and son of Washington 1 4d Dr Barley and wife of rdlt Mea Updike and daughter Anna Lee of Alma were the guests.
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Mewlines
Edward Zahn
E. A Dinckburn
Handsome Lane
Waters
Susie
Higeineville
Waters Wie
Washington
Dr. Barley
Updike
Daar
Anna Lee
Alma
Family Reunion at Darton Home on South Lafayette
Mr and Mrs G E B Darton hosted a family reunion at their South Lafayette home with relatives from Canton and Jefferson City. A special dinner was shared Tuesday with W L Sprigge and family nearby, followed by a group photograph of the extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Darton
South
Lafayette
Barton
C) Sprigg
Geo
Mo Nelson
Canton
Alster
C.C. Mack Onl
Jefferson City
W. L Sprige
Child Breaks Arm Prompts Local Doctor Visit
Tuiph Clawson nine months old broke his right arm Wednesday afternoon. Dr Scrutelfed fixed it up. Bow Valley’s TL Ziegel returned with daughter Minn Ada from Carrollton visit to Mrs Hunt. Mrs Rosa Hayes of town east went to Hot Springs Ark for health. Darrow family of Nelson visited Barrow’s brothers nearby last week. L J Fisher from El Reno Okla visits uncles Rk P Mathis and John T Herndon southwest of town. Rev J H Steinheimer, a dry-town resident, went to Kansas City with his wife for a weekend outing and fun.
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Tuiph
Mes
FE. B. Clawson
Dr. Scrutelfed
TL. Ziegel
Bow Valley
Minn Ada
Mrs. Hunt
Carrollton
Rosa Hayes
Ll. J. Fisher
el Reno
Okla
Rk. P. Mathis
John T. Herndon
Revival guest to speak at Norton church service
Reverend Steele of Norton reported that Reverend Crosby a returned missionary would speak at the Norton church that evening and attendees expected a fine discourse from the guest preacher.
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Steele
Norton
Crosby
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Pretty Girl
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Presbyterian Conference
A. D. Wolfe
Parkyitts
M. E. Churen
J. Pv .Calhoun
Nashville
Marshall Health Department
W. M. ‘Tyler
East Arrow
Belman Ove
Ofell Avenue Presbyterian Church
Medman Ave
Health Board
Tedman Ave
James Enyatt
Marehall
J. E. Turner
P A. Trautman
Near
Tevine
Wife Apent
Glasgow
Mie
Excelsior Springs
Coull Grimes
Kansas City
Frank Spencer
Ottervile
Winne Shaurer
Homer Dur
St. Louie
Bexsle Field
Springfield
Ed ‘Turner
Alyce
Jane Thames
Mar Hall
Ter Sistor
Mra. Taylor
Kitty Caron
Odessa
Mio
Willie Pragogy
Mre
Geo, Monckburn
Cotoridea
Catherine Beber
Neton
Ruth Claidin
Miskes
Mamie and
Preanees
Spencer
Miswes
Ely Dull
Irene Cox
Frost Meetor
Marshall Tuealay
Julius Mueler of
Vern
Joxsle Jackson
Salis
Buey
Miesw
Dean Dulaney
Katherine Febrigg
Comite Montcaife
Steeleville
Jett
Mexico
Carrie Bowmen
Mike Myrtie Davis
John Griffin
Lin Mowele
J. KO Dulaney
Misnes Huth
June Holpla
Springfield, UL
Prewitt
Maurice Pemberton
W. M. Rader
Momlay
Warrensburg
Mise Lucey Venable
Dalton
Frends
Hiomer Rich
Wisconsin
Itate
Orval Schaffer
Frances Fray
Bowling Green
Rosalee Dulaney
I. W. Hawkins
New Mexico
Dr. King
Marion Drake
Mira Louise Field
St. Louia
Harry Prewitt
Smithville
Texas
John Dawes
Mra
Philip Rogore
Joe Gaaith
Howluing Green
Mrs
BE. BE. Nook
Mies Ida Gilliam
Bowlder, Colo
BE. L. Dalteell
Neovo
Myrtle Davis
Carrie Howman
Mises Mael Robertson
Aliee Grier
Estelle Gwinn
Mowers
Sam WN
June Smirtuy
Ray Lenz
Forest Brown
Boyd
Tutus Davis
J. R. Darrow
Nelson
Mr. Barrow
J. H. Steinheimer
Kanas City
Ming
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