Deaths Mrs Abi el Leonard Widow of Abiel Leonard
Mrs Abi el Leonard died suddenly Monday morning after a three month illness from a lung abscess. She was a lifelong Presbyterian, beloved in Boonville and Marshall circles, survived by sons Horace H. and Joseph Speed, daughter Margaret, and siblings Wm Speed, Alex Stephens, Ex Gov Lon Stephens, and several Boonville relatives. Funeral held at First Presbyterian Church with large turnout and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiel Leonard
Pope
Abi el Leonard
Presbyterian Church
Mittle Stephens Leonard
Col
Joseph L. Stephens
Boonville
Europe
Leonard
Mt. Leonard
Marshall
Horace H. Lieut
Joseph
Speed
Margaret
Wm. Speed
Alex. H. Stephens
Central National Bank of
Lon V. Stephens
St. Louis
Wilbur T. Johnson
Paul B. Moore
Charleston
First Presbyterian Church
R.C. McAdie
W. R. Dobyns
A. H. Stephens
Ufelong
Jacob van Pete
Or. . Mere
J. R. Hat
P. A. Pranktin
Charles W Mead Slater business man dies after paralysis
Charles W Mead an elderly Slater businessman died Sunday night December 1 after a sudden paralysis at his home while reading. He was born near Gilliam and worked years in New Frankfort before moving to Slater to run a shoe business, retiring a year ago. Survived by wife and daughters Mrs. KR Kirk Mrs J C Baker Lucy Mead and Mrs June Martin Kansas City plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral held at home with Rev W H Healar and Rev W F Roberson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mead
Slater
Reading
Mr. Mead
KR. V. Kirk
J. C. Baker
Mias
Lucy Mead
June Martin
Kansas City
H. C
W H. Healar
W. F. Robertson
Mead
M. B. Clurch South
Miss Annie Hupp Dies After Sudden Illness
Miss Annie Hupp daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hupp of Eastwood Ave died suddenly Monday afternoon after years of illness. She was educated in local schools and remembered as a faithful and competent member of the community. Survived by her parents and one brother.
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Annie Hup
Orl
Arthur Hupp
Eastwood Ave
Hupp
Mina Bue
Reptile Pass
Kat Ante
W. Gapplogton
Mrs Mariah C Freet Dies at 85 in Slater
Mrs Mariah C Freet died Wednesday November 27 at her son T W Freet’s home near Slater aged 85. Born in Virginia in 1841 she came here with parents Ed Winning and spouse Samuel Freet who died earlier. Survived by children T W Freet Edward J W Winning and others. Burial followed at Slater cemetery after Baptist service led by Rev Robertson.
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Mariah C. Freet
T W. Freet
Slater
Freet
Mra Freet
The
Baptist Church
Robertson
Slater Baptist Church
Slater Cemetery
Died at Confederate Soldiers Home Humphrey Dye 17
Humphrey Dye died at the Confederate Soldiers Home in Higginville on Tuesday from Brights disease at 17. A Marshall native, he had lived at the home years ago and spent last summer with daughter Mrs Will Ehart near Wilton Springs. Survived by Mrs Ehart another daughter Nora, and two sons James of Enid Oklahoma and Berl of Marshill. Remains brought to Slater and buried in city cemetery yesterday afternoon. He was a Baptist and a good citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Dye
Higgineville
Mr. Dye
Marshall
Will Ehart
Wilton Springs
Mra. Ehart
Mics Nora
James
Enid Okla
Berl
Marshill
Slater
Obituary of Vel Jobe at East Marshall home
Vel Jobe, age about 34, died at his East Marshall home Wednesday morning from nephritis after a year of illness. He was survived by his wife and was a member of the A. M. F. P. Church.
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Jobe Page
Col
Vel
East Marshall
A. M FP
Missouri Ruralist Offers Hard Bargain for Readers
The Missouri Ruralist announces a limited time offer collapsing a $1.50 package to $1.00. For $1.00 readers receive The Missouri Ruralist and The Republican plus a Christmas card subscription, with new terms effective immediately.
We Can't Shout A Democratic Suffragette
A reader responds to J. M. Marksbury about closing schools on a Democratic rally day. The letter argues against forced celebration and suggests Republicans may join in a future jubilation if Democratic policies prove successful after a trial year. The writer invites a longer jubilee piece a year hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Marksbury
Marksbury
API
Disturbed Church Services Case Upheld by Jury
Herbert Jackston, of co., was tried before Squire Ferrll for disturbing services at the A. M. E. Church. The jury found him guilty and fined $25 with 3 days in jail, later altered to 4 days. Jury members included M. T. Breshaw, Freak Lieder, A. J. Grave, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jackston
Squire Ferrll
Jal
M. T. Breshaw
Freak Lieder
A.J Grave
P. Oy LM
Rutt
Irvioy
Charity Organ Ization Formed in Marshall
Miss Francs Napton and other charity workers formed Organized Charities of Marshall to aid the needy with food clothing fuel and employment support. A constitution and rules were adopted, a nominating committee chosen to set fifteen directors, and volunteers urged citizens to share the burden and help expose imposters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs Napton
Marshall
Citzens
Court Howe
A. A. Radford
F. C. Barniil
Rey
R. C. McAdie
B. Bramley
W. C. Gordon
W. N. Wilson
Geo. H. Althouse
G. A. Radford
J. W. Carter
J. G. Miller
T J. Hunter
Going Some Eh Reese McNabb Visits Aunt in Kanena City
Reese McNabb of Kanena City rode a motorcycle last Friday, traveling fast enough to say telephone poles looked like teeth in a fine comb. He stopped near west of town at five thirty where an encounter with a dump caused him to slow and spend the night with Mr. Jones. The next morning he walked to town, found the freight train he wanted to repair unavailable, and planned to return home on Wednesday via the C. A. back line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese McNabb
Kanena City
J. M. Pollard
T Cc. Jones
Mr. Jones
Wa King Good
Aure C. & A
Narrow Escape In Valley Accident Injuries Highlighted
Henry Reinwald of Rose Valley and his son John visited on Monday to consult Drs Jackson and Harrison about John's foot possibly fractured from a past accident. Reinwald said his daughter Minnie is convalescing and may be out by Christmas after severe arm and shoulder injuries from a manure spreader incident. Dr J D Jackson of Herndon has made twenty visits to the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reinwald
Rose Valley
John
Higgineville
Dra. Jackson
Harrison
J. D. Jackeson
Herndon
Hog weighed 134 pounds on city scales this week
A large hog named Big Hog Ben Duncan tipped the city scales at 134 pounds and netted a 62 pound decrease. The note questions claims that Mir- has no big hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Duncan
Mir
Plorese Croket! Returner Test Week
Unclear fragment from Kirksville mentions Jake undergoing operation at Eas Q hospital and returning. Details are unreadable. Further readable facts are not discernible to form a solid summary with named entities or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Jake
Eas Q
Beck
Barn Fire Destroys Blosser Property Saturday
BE J Blosser’s large barn at Blosser burned at three o’clock Saturday afternoon with unknown cause. Firefighters saved part of the wash house and a residence from burning. a big water tank aided efforts. Dr Ervine Blosser’s surgical instruments valued at 50 dollars were lost. A horse and two new buggies, hay, corn, and a large pile of cord wood were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Blosser
Blosser
He'p
Ervine Blosser
Blower
Mrs Ema M Chifee Moves Millinery Store to Pletcher Building
Mrs Chifee, a Marshall milliner, will relocate from the northeast corner of the equate area to the handsome Pletcher building store room in about a month. She plans a ladies rest room and other improvements to better display her stock as business grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema M Chifee
Marshall
Millia Ra
Pletcher Building
Chaffee
M.we
Chaffo
Pleasant surprise birthday at F Haberman home
A rainy Sunday cheerfully gathered a merry group at F Haberman's to surprise Frank on his birthday. Guests included Amolr, Sopha, Bar bara, Kate Solomon Jul, Vera Bell, Lillie Barron, Ruby Arn, Ida Lewis, May Pake, Mears John McCombs, Fred Henry, Nim Bell, Rufus Arni, Ed and Frank Solomon. Mrs Habermin hosted an elegant dinner, with music and singing to cap the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Haberman
Frank
Amolr
Sopha
Barbara
Kate Solomon
Jul
Tray Vera Bell
Lillie Barron
Ruby Arn
Ida Lewis
May Pake
Mears John McCombs
Fred Henry
Nim Bell
Rufus Arni
Genuine Moose Diet Shows Local Support Rise
B Wright of east of town is a “cure enough” Mooser and vows to eat only real Moose watermelons until the Progressive party wins. He stocks the season’s fruit in a cool cellar, enjoying a melon sent last Friday as proof he faces no hardship while living high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wright
Progressive Party
Wright
First Presbyterian to Install Four New Deacons
Church notes report Rev J B Cortner on leave aiding revival meetings. Four new deacons to be installed at First Presbyterian next Sunday morning. Rain postponed Epworth League program at M E Church South to Sunday night featuring orchestra and choir. Union Thanksgiving service at First Baptist well attended with strong music from area churches. Rev R C McAdie gave the Thanksgiving sermon praised as the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Epworth League of the
M. BE. Church South
Union
First Baptist Church
R. C. McAdie
Real Estate Transfers Across Marshall Area
A summary of property deeds involving Geo R Crockett J T Witcher W L Kammey John Wingfield Jas Wingfield Leila Bar Faris and others across Marshall Missouri and surrounding additions. Transfers include 40 acres 25-19-22 1000 W Bryant to W L Kammey 26 acres 23-1 and various lot and block transfers in Allen s Doughty English and Hudson additions with multiple parties including Lemke Ayres Crank and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo R Crockett
J T Witcher
W. Bryant
W L Kammey
Allens
Marshall
Ohn & Jas Wingfield
Doughty
Ibert
R Crockett
RK van Dyke
R van Dyke
Cora Crockett Orme
Am Williams
Sanford & Hannah Fields
T Swisher Jr
Leila Bar- Faris
Sweet Springs
J Barber
Allen's Qd
Marriages Listed for Multiple Individuals Across Counties
Marriage licenses issued for George Hewitt and Blackburn Willie Smith. Thea Bryant and Slater Hattie Richardson. Harvey W Edwards and Mary E Adama. Walter D Shinkle and Bertha L Hopkins. John H Dunleavy and Gertrude L Moore. Robi J Jones and Minnie Robie. Jas P Carter and Mary E Mason. Madison Williams and Leda White. James Garner and Ora Clark. John Fichten and Lizzie Hemme. Harry R Bundy and Velma L Means. Partners span Marshall Slater Blackburn Alma Sweet Springs Sieter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hewitt
Blackburn
Willie Smith
Waverly
Thea Bryant
Slater Hattie Richardson
Slater Harvey W. Edwards
Marshall
Mary E. Adama
Walter D. Shinkle
Bertha L. Hopkins
John H. Dunleavy
Marshall Gertrude L. Moore
Marshall Robi. J. Jones
Marshall Minnie Robie
Marshall Jas. P. Carter
Slater Mary E. Mason
Slater Madison Williams
Marshall Leda White
Slater James Garner
Forger Arrested After Bank Check Attempt in Independence
Clyde Webb of Independence bought a suit, overcoat, and suitcase at J Berg & Son for 15 dollars using a check on Bank of Halleigh. clerk Berg alerted James A. Walker who reported no such account. Deputy Chriff Fowler found Webb at the C and A depot. Webb was arrested and held for criminal court with 200 bond at preliminary trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Webb
Independence
J. Berg & Son
Uncalled for mail at Morehill post office 1912
Uncalled for letters remaining in the Morehill Missouri post office on December 1 1912 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC if not called for within 15 days. Names listed include Mrs Wm R Black Miss Mollie Jones Miss Lena Lewis Mrs J H Story Miss Agness Tomas and gentlemen Q W Admirers J H Story L W Vandike P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehill
Washington, D. C
Wm. R. Black
Mollie Jones
Lena Lewis
J. H. Story
Agness Tomas
Q. W. Admires
L. W. Vandyke
P. M
Napton Resident Reports Unclear Pack Observation
W. W. Umbarger of Napton reports seeing a group described as about thirty or Redacenes. details unclear due to garbled text. The note mentions prop’s and sol Ses 0 sane, with no clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Umbarger
Ner Napton
Heers
Pool Table Installed at Southville Club
Col. F. M. Stone notes the installation of a fine new pool table at the club, stressing it needed for the patrons. The general assistant reports the upgrade to the central manager and requests it be made pleasing to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Stone
Perter
MN. Ruff
Cut His Foot Ervine Naegelin Foot Injury Report
Ervine Naegelin two year old son of Mrs. C E Naegelin of northwest of town visited Dr. Harrison on Monday to have his foot treated after an axe slipped while cutting down a tree on November 20. The cut artery bled freely but the lad has been resting and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervine Naegelin
C. E. Naegelin
Dr. Harrison
Charles
Mule Kick Injures North Town Man Knee
G W Bray, living north of town, visited a physician Wednesday to tend injuries from a mule kick last Saturday. He was kicked on the right knee while passing behind the animal, nearly breaking his leg. A nearby pot shielded him from worse harm, though he remains in much pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bray
Town
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Baptist
Ridge Park Cemetery
Missouri Ruralist
Marshall Republian
Court House
J. BE. Cortner
Howe
Herman Reoahes
Bap
Henley & Company
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