Deaths and obituaries from Slater area
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J B Davis of south of town died of brain fever Thursday night and was laid to rest at Smiths Chapel cemetery Saturday. Miss Nannie J Irvine died in Kansas City on Wednesday November 25. She was a former resident of Satine and her remains were brought back Friday by her brothers, Rev M I and A M Irvine, and laid to rest in Mt Carmel cemetery. Her brother Rev M B Irvine conducted the funeral. Mrs Elizabeth Hickman died at the home of her son L C Hickman on Monday morning November 30 at age 88. She leaves seven children: Judge R W, C H, James, L C Hickman, Mrs Mattie Crear, Mrs Mollie White, and Mrs Jas Hindes. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon conducted by Revs W T Henson and M W Rader of Slater. burial in the Hickman cemetery near Norton. G R Bradshaw died suddenly in Kansas City on November 27 of paralysis, age 58. His brothers M T and Dr B C Bradshaw were notified. remains laid to rest in Fish Creek cemetery, Slater. Six brothers were pallbearers, with survivors including an aged mother and one sister. H T B H C Clark, born June 15 1815, died November 26 1908. Joined Free Will Baptist church 18 years prior. funeral at the AME Church Mt Leonard November 27. He leaves two sons and five grandchildren. buried in Malta Bend colored cemetery. Mrs J A Teter died at Slater. further particulars to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
J. B Davis
South of Town
Smiths Charc
Nannie J. Irvine
Kansas City
Satine
Rev .M. I
A. M. Irvine
Mt. Carmel
Rev. M. B. Irvine
Elizabeth Hickman
L. C. Hickman
R. W
C. H., James
Mattie Crear
Mollie White
Saline
Jas. Hindes
Independence
W. T. Henson
M. W. Rader
Slater
Hickman
Norton
G. R. Bradshaw
M.T
B. C Bradshaw
Fish Treek
Pall Bear
Kansas
Arrow Rock
Malta Bend
Marshall
H.C. Clark
Howard County
Free Will Baptist Church
A.M. E
Mt. Leonard
Malta Bend Colored Cemetery
Narrow Escape on Missouri Pacific Train at Salt Fork Bridge
West bound Missouri Pacific train derailed the tender on Salt Fork bridge two miles west of Nelson around 3 pm. Bridge wrecked, ties scattered, passengers panicked but most remained on board. four miles to Napton or Nelson walked by some. Appears no serious injuries, several bruised. wrecking crew arrived, train reached Marshall after about twelve hours. Also notes correction on Will Cromley wedding rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Ry
Salt Fork
Nelson
Napton
Walter Adkisson
Spry
Marshall
John Raines
Courts Break Down In Linn County Liquor Cases
In Criminal Court Geo Campbell was fined 300 on two liquor selling counts with parole release upon compliance. Other Campbell counts dismissed. State v Heilman: defendant discharged. Jos Walcott Co pleaded guilty to burglary, five year term. John Lynch fined 40 plus costs for giving liquor to a minor, costs stayed. T H Reineke tried for unlawful liquor sale, hung jury, case reset. Henry Miller also hung. Petit jury discharged. court adjourned. Dozens of witnesses attended W M Miguire case. verdict pending. Nelson Constable brought up Blankenbaker Bridgewater Thornton Ward for preliminary trial on robbery and burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
John Lynch
Sweet Springs
T. H. Reineke
Criminal Court
Geo. McClain
Nelson
Frank Blankenbaker
Jos. Bridgewater
Elijott Thornton
Squire Payne
Carl, Ward
Col
Will Sue the County Attorney Files a Road Warrants Suit
In the January term of the Circuit Court Robt Reynolde will file a suit in the interest of John Cook Geo Hemme Sam Neal Mr Pinkepank and others who hold unpaid road warrants. Warrant holders complain of delays as road taxes have not been collected for four years and districts depended on poll tax. District commissioners allegedly issued warrants beyond revenue and the county court refused to allow them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. M. Reynolde
Circuit Court
Saline County
John Cook
Geo. Hemme
Sam Neal
Mr. Pinkepank
Warrenta
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ken A Conner and Others
A list of marriage licenses shows Ken A Conner of New Bloomfield paired with Sarah E Lindsey of Marshal and Ernest Wooldridge of Brunewick with Mary Grimey of Brunewick. Also named are Wm Branscom of Slater and Lena E B Lindsey of Bowling Green with Alfred Miller of Slater, plus Sarah Jane Johnson of Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken. A. Conner
New Bloomfield
Sarah E. Lindsey
Marshal
Ernest Wooldridge
Brunewick
Mary Grimey
Wm. R. Branscom
Slater
Lena EB. Lindsey
Bowling Green
Alfred Miller
Sarah Jane Johnson
Young Man's Brotherhood Meets Next Monday Night
The Young Man's Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church invites members to gather next Monday night at 7 30 for a meeting and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Young Man's Brotherhood of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Church News Highlights Rev J E McDonald Revival
Rev J E McDonald serves at Morrisville Methodist revival this week and will preach Sunday. Rev E O Smith to preach at First M E Church Sunday morning and evening on The King of Kings In His Palace and Discovered The Garden of Eden. Rev O S Russell arrives with family. Mrs Russell to visit Princeton until Jan 1. Rev Pussell named I Y P A Missouri secretary. will base in Marshall. Rev Clifford Cox returns from Clark appointment. Rev Wm T Cummins to preach at Asbury Chapel next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rev L F Clemens to preach Cumberland Presbyterian at I O O F hall Sunday night 7 40 with Sunday School and Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. McDonald
Morrisville Methodist Church
E. 0. Smith
M. E
Russell
Princeton
Rev. Pussell
Missouri
Marshall
Clifford Cox
North of Town
Clark
Wm. T. Cummins
Asbury Chapel
Grand Fass
L. F. Clemens
Cumberand Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Uncalled for Letters Renaming in the Marshall Post Office
Notices announce uncollected mail in Marshall with a two week deadline for delivery to the dead letter office. Names listed include Misses Mary Stephens Ressie Poulin Meadames Hailie Gupp WH Sent Rattie Williams ND Davis Millard Harrin Paul MecAnloch Fred Moore Con Scanon Robt Vincent. My T CHASTAIN P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Postoffoe
Mary Stephens
Ressie Poulin
Meadames
Hailie Gupp
Rattie Williams
ND Davis
Millard Harrin
Paul MecAnloch
Fred Moore
Con Scanon
Robt Vincent
Local Market Mershall Dec 3 1808 corrected weekly
Swift Co updates the local market listing for Mershall on December 3 1808 with corrected weekly prices and entries for commodities. The notice records corrections to previously published figures and provides current rates and items available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mershall
Swift & Co
Local Notes From Malta Bend and Vicinity
County seat visitor C Potter called on Malta Bend last Tuesday. A G Renick and wife returned from a two week Oklahoma trip. Mr and Mrs A Ankle and Hermann of Kansas City visit daughter Mrs W K Tobin. Mrs Wm Cummins improving. Rebecca lodge ladies plan an Oyster supper on Thanksgiving eve. Mrs J B Moritz somewhat better. Lorne Rozell arrived from Ohio to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Potter
A. G. Renick
Oklahoma
A. Ankle
Hermann
Kansas City
W. Kk. Tobin
Wm. Cummins
Rebecca Lodge
J. B. Moritz
Lorne Rozell
Ohio
Among Our Subscribers Visit Notes
John H. Meyer came from West Glasgow for an annual visit. T. C. Jones renewed for himself and son Dr L. d. Jones of Kansas City. Jobin Cromsey from southwest town dropped a dollar. C. B. Frasier of West Morgan renewed. C. O. Jenkins from Miami called Friday for RK. Louis Kuhlman of McAllister Springs made an annual visit. Blackburn renewals handed by Oram Maupin L. Thompson Chas. Laverkamp B. H. Taylor August Weber on trial. Sweet Springs renewals given by W. L. Rogers Jno Fowler Henrice Branton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Meyer
West Glasgow
T. C. Jones
L. d. Jones
Kansas City
Jobin Cromsey
Frasier
West Morgan
Lo. Jenkins
Miami
Louis Kuhlman
McAllister Springs
Blackburn
Oram Maupin
L. Thompson
Chas. Laverkamp
B. H. Taylor
August Weber
Sweet Springs
W. L. Rogers
Jno
Fowler
Henrice Branton Eae
Local readers renewals and donations at Saline Missouri
A 1908 collected page shows subscriptions renewals from Mrs. C. D. Masters in Shackelford and G. W. Masters of Sweet Springs, and payments from J. H. Detmer of Little Rock who will move to Sedalia. names include W. T. Blakely of Arrow Rock writing from Hutchwell Kansas and W. F. Lynn on the McGuire trial. Quail and rabbit hunting near Marian Sparks farm noted with several locals. Santa letter from Catherine Wycoff requests gifts for Christmas. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio with a 100 dollar cure guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Blakely
Arrow Rock
Hupnewell
Kansas
W. F. Lynn
McGuire
Peter Fauth
West of Town
C. D. Masters
Shackelford
G. W. Masters
Sweet Springs
Chas
Chaffee
J. H. Detmer
Little Rock
Sedaline
EK. F
Detmer
Saline
W. J. Mabrey
Slater
Sedalia
R. E. Neff
Jas
Sarah A. Riliing
N. G. Hoffman
A. Rutledge
J. R. Fletcher
Ridge Prairie
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
J. A. Teter
Slater Besday
Mo. Pac
Will Cromley
Miss Mabel Smith
Marshall, Mo
Jack Heilman
Jos, Walcott Co
Henry Miller
W.S. Barnes
Misa Rosa McGuire
Ben
Matt Barnes
Will Isaacs
Jonathan Stephens
Thos. Utley
B. F. Webster
John Dunlap
Chas. Mayfield
Saline Point
W. O. McGuire
Chase
John Haynie
Fairville
Frank Wemberton
New Frankfort
Mears Clark
Nicho S
Stater
Church News
Womcan's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
O. Houx
Nora Wison
T. Chastain
BUMOP
Cseeias Vera
Bendre Coxej Askuctsanucvers
Oireale
Ile Goone
Rea & Page Milting Co
Asenawe Wheat
Dr. Price
Louis Rasse
Lee
Em Keehart
Louis Reppenhagen
Marian Sparks
Emil Keehart
Reppenhagen
Santa Claus
Santa
Catherine Wycoff
Thos. H. Fisher
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