Deaths Mrs. Mary Boatright Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. Mary Boatright wife of Thom ne Boatright died Wednesday at 2 46 am at 427 N Jefferson after two years neuritis. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Overton Gentry Independence Mo and Mrs Collins Peebles Washington DC and son HK Robertson Trinidad Colo. She married Walthall Robertson in 1856 and to Mr Boatright in 1885. Funeral at Christian church with Elder S T Wharton in charge burial Ridge Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boatright
Thomne Boatright
N. Jefferson
Mra. Toatright
Mra. Overton Gentry
Independence
Collins Peebles
Washington, D. C
HK. C. Robertson
Trinidad
Cole
Mra
Botright
Walthall Robertson
Baldwin Hart
Fairville
Boatright
Christian Church
Matilda J Taylor dies at 84 near Herndon
Mrs Matilda J Taylor widow of Wm Taylor died Monday December 1 at 4 pm at her home near Herndon after months of declining health. The Taylor family long prominent locally. Funeral held December 3 at 11 pm at Herndon Presbyterian Church Rev A J Baker in charge. Burial at Hazel Grove cemetery. Many relatives survive and sympathy is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taylor
Herndon
Taylor
Wan
Hazel Grove
Myre
Death of Jacob Clawson at 74 in Taney County
E B Clawson was telegraphed to reach Craw son Taney county two weeks ago as his father Jacob Clawson suffered a stroke at a different son Jamon s home He died Sunday November 24 aged 74 years and one month He lived 40 years in Marshall later moving to Liberal Branson and finally Branson He leaves four children James W Branson W B H Marshall Mrs C W Miller Kansas City and John W Slater He served 3 years and 8 months in the Union army and was a genial well liked man Sympathy is extended to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Clawson
Jacob Clawson
Jamon
Crawson
Taney County
Sunavy
Jim
Mr. Clawson
Marshall
Liberal
Kangnas
Branson
James W
W. BH
Mra. C. W. Miller
Kansas City
John W
Slater
Death of Louis Kr. Heita in Missouri Lumber Manager
Louis Kr. Heita, w8 years old and second son of Mrs Nel Heite, died in Hunceton Missouri on Monday December 1 after a convulsive attack at his boarding house the prior Saturday. He managed Cooper County Lumber Co and is believed to have died from drain congestion linked to a fall a month earlier at the lumber yard. Burial took place in Carrollton, his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis BR
Melis
Nel Héite
Hunceton
Cooper County Lumber Company
Wereak
Helts
Carrollton
Phillip Smith Dies by Own Action in Kansas City
Phillip Smith, formerly of Grand Pass, died by self-inflicted action early Sunday morning after taking poison at his home in Kansas City. His body was moved to Grand Pass Tuesday for burial. Hezekiah Smith, 4, a brother, travelled to Kansas City to retrieve the body for burial in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Smith
Grand Pass
Kansas City
Re. Heecklah Smith
AMONG OUR FRIENDS NEW SUBSCRIBERS LIST
A weekly note lists new subscribers and renewals including Farmers Mutual Inn, Geo Masters, Nora Bwittiey, W B Barnhill, J H Bharperson, Lem Thomas, John Helms, Owen Sweeney, Arthur Dean, Mrs Gee, F W Brown, Mrs Coyner, Leonard and others from Slater Coffeyville Blackburn Kansas City Napton and Dae Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gee
M. Coyner
Mr. Leonard
Lynch
Elty
Fred A. Finkeldol
Blackburn
J. A. Whit
Kansas City
Jus
Thehenor
Napton
G. W. Walk
Dae Lick
City Council Meeting in Marshall December 1 Session
City council of Marshall met December 1 at city hall. Proceedings covered sidewalk repairs, crusted street issues, and a petition for a new bond election for a municipal light plant. Officials debated delaying a bond vote to study Missouri Gas and Electric Service Company proposal. bonds of 70 000 and 76 000 discussed. ordinances 620 621 noted. adjournment granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Marshall
Rd. H. Mitchel
C. C. Barada
J. J. Mitchell
Kh. Pemberton
G. PF. Allen
J. M. Rowe
H. 8. Tucker
W. W. Drodke
Br. W. BD. Welch
A. KH
James
C.D. Alexander
Henry Navas
Redman
Yerby
Db.f. Manning
Mr. Inc
F. Gilchriat
Missouri Gon and Electric Service Company
J. J Mitchell
P. Allen
Allen
Light Company
Marshall
Brooke
Welsh
Barndy
Pemberton
Rose
Welch
Brooks
Mitchell
Tucker
Board of Public Works
City of
Wasa
Letters to Santa Held Over for Next Week
A large batch of letters to Santa Claus arrived this week but could not be typed in time for publication. The items will be printed in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Santa Claus
Local Names Fragment in Historic Notice
A fragmentary list of personal names and surnames appears, including Thompson Nelson Kelen Loffler Nelson Jas Lindsey Marshall Thom an Marshall Bryson Slater Newton Slater Archibald Fr Hancock Mary Baker Leonard Brown Greenlee Marshall Nagle Slater Georgia Cros Gilliam Wells Carrollton Cornoalia Cramer Mackwator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Thompson
Nelson
Mary Kelen
Loffler
Jas
Lindsey
Marshall
Lida Thoman
Wm. Bryson
Slater
Rdlth Newton
Archibald Fr. Hancock
Mary Viola Baker
Mr. Leonard
Edwin W. Brown
Alice A. Greenlee
Arthur Nagle
Georgia Cros
Gilliam
R. 8
Wells
Carrolton
Cornoalia Cramer
Mackwator
Saline county court December term adjourns promptly
The Saline county court opened Monday and adjourned Wednesday morning after handling several cases. A notable matter involved a petition by KR C Manna J T Vaughan G N Jacke and Raymond Edm ands seeking repair actions for Salt branch drainage district. A remonstrance from district residents blocked the petition and the case was continued to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
KR. C. Manna
J.T
Vaughan G. N
Jacke
Raymond Edmands
Repaira
Salt Branch
Mme
Purchase of Mt Olive Farm Near Marshall
Humphrey and Daughty this week bought from Geo A Owsley his 95 acre farm near Mt Olive south of Marshall at 100 dollars per acre They also sold to Mr Qualey a home in Smiths addition for 4000 dollars and he and his family will move to this city to educate their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey & Daughty
Geo. A. Owsley
Mt. Olive
Marshall
Mr. Qualey
Smith's Addition
Box Panty Mies Harriette Thompson at Fort Salt Springs Fair
Harriette Thompson of Salt Springs School hosts a shoe box art event Friday night December 12 to raise funds for the library. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Harriette Thompson
Salt Springs School
Prisoners Taken to Jefferson City Penitentiary
Sheriff Sterling Price and Deputy Perry Keith with John Helms of Marshall and Marshal Dutta of Slater delivered prisoners to the Jefferson City penitentiary on Tuesday of last week. The white inmates include George Hates Joseph Henson Joseph Kane John Adama Jack Scott Floyd Samples Cal Cal and Clel Smith. Colored prisoners Sherif Price and Will Piper are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Price
Perry Keith
John Helms
Marshall
Marshal Dutta
Slater
Jefferson City
George Hates
Joseph Henson
Joseph Kane
John Adama
Jack Scott
Floyd Samples
Cal
Clel Smith
Price
Will Piper
Woman's Own Trails Road meeting at Arrow Rock
A Woman's Goeod Roads gatherin g was held in the rear room of the Old Tavern at Arrow Rock on Saturday under the auspices of the Woman's National Old Trails Road Association. The D A RK bedroom was dedicated and contained historic articles. Various addresses urged better roads. Merriwether of mber of the good spoke as a prominent Indy figure. Dr M B McGuire Arrow Rock T C Rainey Kansas City and Judge John R Hariiston Fayette delivered strong road booster speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow Rock
Woman's National Old Trails Road Association
Eevee Merriwether
Mber of the Good
M. 8. McGuire
T.C. Rainey
Kansas City
John R. Hariiston
Fayette
Old Settler Joe Shawl Dies in Odessa at 75
Joe Shawl 75 a longtime resident and old settler died Sunday night November 30 in Odessa. He was a brother of Mrs. Ema Webb who lives near Grand Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shawl
Odessa
Ema Webb
Grand Pass
Winter storage for motor cars at Hea Garage
PB. H offers winter storage for motor cars at Hea Garage. Details note dwil2-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hea Garage
Government aviation deaths rise to 15 since 1908
Lieuts. Hirge M. fielly and Eric L. army avia te a let at aD "hear San' Cal. They fell 80 feet during a duell biplane crash. They were valplaning from 100 feet when the machine flipped forward and struck the ground. Seven have been killed this year in government service aviation accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirge M. Fielly
Eric L
Army
San
Cal
Lamkin Family Return From Cape Girardeau for Thanksgiving Dinner
J Mre and J Clayton Lamkin together with Lula Lamkin have returned from Cape Girardeau after spending Thanksgiving with R I Lambin and family. They were away several days and are now home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
J. ©. Lamkin
J. Clayton
Mise Lula Lamkin
Cape Dirardeau
Dad
R. i. B. Lambin
Ana
Fifth Wedding Anniversary at Leonard Home
A Thanksgiving gathering marked the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Leonard at their home. Relatives held a noon feast with goose, chicken, oysters, vegetables, pies, and drinks, followed by music and car rides. Attendees included Akoman, Akeman, Treece, Johnswon, Arndt, and others. guests extended good wishes for many more happy years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Leonard
Peter Akoman
M. Leonard
Mytrie
Mary He Akeman
George Arndt
Leonard
Bryson NewtonWed at Slater M E Parsonage
Samuel William Bryson and Mary Edith Newton were married at the M E parsonage in Slater on Saturday evening November 29. Rev Saylor of the M B Church officiated. The couple began a long and happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel William Bryson
Polly Bryson
Mary Edith Newton
A. l L. Newton
Ayres
M. E. Parsonage
Slater
Saylor
M. B
Lindsay Thomas wedding ties Lindsay and Lila Thomas
Joun Lindsay and Lila Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Goo W Thomas were married Wednesday December 3 at 7 90 at the bride home on Capitol Hill Rev Clarence Sledge officiated The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few close friends The bride a Marshall High School graduate 1910 has worked as bookkeeper at Hose Buckner’s for three years The groom son of Mr and Mrs Jolien Lindsey holds a job with Marshall Botany Works The couple will reside in Marshall and begin house keeping amid a large circle of friends who congratulate them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joun Lindsay
Lila Thomas
Goo. W. Thomas
Capitol Hi
Clarence Sledge
Marshall High School
Hose & Buckner's
Jolien M. Lindsey
Marshall Botaniary Works
Mra
Lindsey
Hancock Haren Archibald Hancock and Misa Mary Viola Baker Wed
Archibald Prentice Hancock and Misa Mary Viola Baker united in marriage at Shackelford on Saturday November 2 at 2 20 p m The bride daughter of Dorothy Baker and granddaughter of Albert Baker a farmer of Saline county The groom son of W L Hancock a county agriculturist and stockraiser They left for a southern trip and will reside the winter at Col James A Sparks Odell 5568 after their return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Prentice Hancock
Misa Mary Viola Baker
Shackelford
Dorothy Baker
Leonard
Albert Baker
Saline County
W. L. Hancock
Mra. Hancock
Jas. A. Sparks
Odell
Peity
Gibson Garner to wed in Warrensburg at country home
A. T. Gibson and Misa Elizabeth Garner of Warrensburg were wed on Monday November 1 at 3 p.m. at the country home of Millard Harvie, three miles east of Marshall, with Rev. BT Wharton of the Marshall Christian Church officiating. The bride is a cousin of Mrs Norris and the groom is the son of S. V. Gibson of Johnson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Gibson
Misa Elizabeth Garner
Warrensburg
Millard Harvie
Marshall
BT. Wharton
Marshall Chir
Brown and Greenlee couple wed in Marshall home
E. W. Brown and Miss Allie Greenlee, both of Marshall, were married Wednesday November 26 at 6 20 p m at the bride’s father A Greenlee’s home 242 Went Vout Rev R C McAdie of First Presbyterian officiated. A limited circle of friends attended and the couple will live at the Harrison house near the Greglenn home. Mr Brown a prominent stock dealer and secretary of the Saline County Pale Association has many friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brown
Allie Greenlee
Marshall
A. Greenlee
R. C. McAdie
First Presbyterian Lenuren
Divine
Harrison House
Browns
Marahall
Saline Counity Pale Association
Armentrout Family Returns From Short Visit
J. W. Armentrout and family have returned home after a brief visit to P. Armentrout’s relatives and other kin accompanied the return, marking a short trip with family ties highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Armentrout
Try
NATS AMERICANS ELECT MARSHALL ASSEMBLY OFFICERS
Marshall Assembly No 161 of Nat Americans met at K of C Hall on November 27, 2013 with 36 members present and 13 new members initiated. Officers elected for the year included G A Brown president Tina Duncan vice president Louis Pouches chaplain Lewis Poucher marshal M Isa ll Brown aspirant marshal J Br Fanner observer H FE Roberts secretary treasurer W A Welle G A Brown and B H Duncan troopers. Noah Shear of Sedalia spoke on the Nat Americans and future development. Guests then joined a Goose and oyster supper at Grows cafe before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Assembly No
K. of C. Hall
G. A. Brown
Tina Duncan
Louis Pouches
Lewis Poucher
Misa l L. B. Brown
J BR. Fanner
H. FE. Roberts
Real estate transfers from Marshall and surrounding towns
A series of property transfers lists multiple buyers and sellers including M Harriet Bridges to Mary Mead, Carrie Hust to J L Demons, John Wingfield to Lot A Doughty, M M Weekly to Elizabeth Arim, Edward W Lightfoot to John A Jordan, William Morris to Emma Hughes, Arthur S N Dickwon to John G Henry, Storta to Edward A Darksale, and others. Amounts range from 1 to 18,000 dollars, with parcels in Slater Malta Bend Sweet Springs Marshall and nearby additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harriet Bridges
Mary
Mead
Bik
Slater
Carrie Hust
J. L. Demons
Walker & Jones
Malta Bend
John Wingfield
Lot A. Doughty
Boatright & Gordons Add
Marshall
M. M
Elizabeth D. Arimestrone
Sweet Springs
Edward W. Lightfoot
John A. Jordan
Gilliam Mio
William Morris
Emma Hughes
Arthur SN. Dickwon
John G Henry
Storta
Edward A. Darksdale
Bubank
P. Storts
Trick
Storts
PF. Storts
Edward A. Barkedale
William Hindle
Williaw HH
Odessa M. Bally
Eubank
Homer Hatton
Roy Burgard
Henry
Fred (. Morris
Brown McCurdy
Louis Flasse
Frank Melmershagen
Joseph
Dickson
Irene S. Johnston
J. WH
Philiie
John T
Hoorys Add
Fine for bootlegging by Harrison Gray at bakery
Harrison Gray, a colored employee of B. 5. Gross bakery, was tried before Justice Jus in Ashurats on Monday December for bootlegging. The judge, aiming to curb bootlegging, fined Gray $500 and costs, and in default of payment he was jailed for 250 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Gray
B. 5. Gross Bakery
Ashurats
Harrison
Huerta Regime Faces Critical Moment Amid Northern Victories
The article notes constitutionalist successes in the north last week and a rebel push toward Chihuahua, threatening Mexico City and the border defense. Zapatist movements to the south heighten the Huerta government crisis and raise speculation on the dictator's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahusa
Zapatists
Huerta
Mexico
Thankegiving Dinner Endorsement Moves Monroe Deioripe
Viscount Haldane spoke for the government at the Thankegiving dinner in London endorsing the Monroe Deioripe. He praised the high spirit in the United States and the President’s stance, saying it furthers good health to Mr. Woodrow Wilson and the man himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society
London
Viscount Haldane
Monroe Deoiripe
Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson City Council Rejects Election for Power Plant Bonds
Jefferson City council rejected a measure to issue bonds for a new electric power plant. The move blocks plans for funding and calling an election on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Devon
Notable 79th Birthday at New York Home
Andrew Carnegie celebrated his seventy ninth birthday at his New York residence receiving many visitors and telegrams from across the nation. Notable events include Emmeline Pankhurst sailing for England with 26000 from US lectures and militant publications, and a $100000000 war estimate by Secretary of War Garrison for next year. The art market saw Raphael’s Madonna vod Chad purchased by American dealers for over $500,000. Reuben Field, a famed calculator, died at age 70 in Jackson County poorhouse. Col George W. Goethals reported canal funds and progress, while postal and Capitol issues expanded weights and building funds. Emmy Destinn earned 12500 for singing in a lion’s cage, and a suit seeks to dissolve the American Can Company. A federal probe into high living costs and meat prices is announced, with Esperanto gaining traction among Catholics as a modern church tongue replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Chicago heiress plans racial type adoption
Mrs E Bracket Bishop, wife of a wealthy Chicago businessman, seeks to adopt 15 children to represent diverse racial types including Negro Indian Arab Japanese Malay German Chinese Scandinavian American Irish and several South American, all about one year old, to show racial differences can merge into brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. E. Bracket Bishop
Chicago
Nice warm place for your motor car
P H Rea Garage invites patrons to store or service vehicles in a warm, protected setting with premium access and first choice options dw12 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Rea Garage
Waters Meat Curing Recipe Revealed From Historic Note
A vintage instruction describes curing meat with salt sugar pepper saltpetre and spices. It outlines rub times two week rub and six weeks cure with dry cool storage, notes on cellar use in different states, smoking duration, hanging and aging methods, and weight ranges for cured meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Waters
Korean Agricultural College
Waters
Lord High
Provident Water
New Orleans
Rome
Missouri
Kansas
A Sweet Springs Father Returns Home After Visit
J. J. Grows of Sweet Springs, aged father of B. Green, has returned home after visiting his son and wife in Marshall. He remains active and youthful for his age after the pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Grows
Sweet Springs
B. Green
Boon
Tie Vielt
Marshall
Shila Rev Smith at Shiloh M E Church Services
Rev Smith filled his regular appointment at Shiloh M E Church on Sunday November. A large crowd attended both morning and evening services.
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Thomas Boatright
Mes, Matilda J. Taylor
Matilda J. Taylor
Jacon Clawson
Louis KR. Heita
County Cout
Owsley Farm
Jeff
Huyson
Newton
Lindsay-Thomas
Hancock-Haren
Gibson
Garner
Hrown
Greenlee
NATS
Ers
Noah Shear
Sedalia
Marshall Ansembly
RAL
Reuben Field
Jackson County Poor Incm
Anoual
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
Congress
Veatmaster
Burleson
Interstate Commercce Commission
Walker
Capitol Building
Emmy Destinn
Jenna
Orla
Minoon
United States District Court
Baltimore
American Can Company
Tin-Can Trust
Department of Justice
United States
Washington
McReynolds
America
Europe
Shila
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