County Court Adjourned Term Examines New Constables
Proceedings of November adjourned term outline court orders on dram shop revenue credits to Salt Pond R R fund and Lexington branch revenue to Salt Pond township R R debt, multiple property tax reductions in Miami and Malta Bend, licenses granted to Weber & Berg Dooley & Loomis Tim McDonough, warrants for county farm services, and bonds for constables approved with Henry B. Irvine named deputy constable of Marshall township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stouffer
RC. Hanna
T. W. King
E. L. Smith
Joseph Wilson
Salt Pond Township
R. R. Fund
Lexington
Mo. Pacific R. R. Co
R. R. Deii
Block O. Latimer
Miami
Brown
Malta Bend
J. K. Ragsdale
Dan Lewis
Weber & Berg
Dooley & Loomis
Marshall
Tim McDonough
D. F. Bell
County Farm
Haynie Bros
S. J. Pile
Liberty Township
Jas. H. Reynolds
Miami Township
J. W. Neff
Clay Township
Frank Culver
Marshall Township
C. B. Davis
Salt Fork Township
R. K E. Beavley
Arrow Rock Township
Noah Humphrey
Grand Pass
B. F. Rollins
Elmwood
Henry B. Irvine
Court adjourns in Marshall for December 4 meeting
Marshall Republican reports a court meeting adjourned to Tuesday December 4 with judges J T Stouffer R C Hanna and T W King presiding. Actions include loans bonds licenses road accounts and inquest. various warrants approved and road districts settled. Court adjourns to December 31 1900 at 9 o'clock a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hons
J. T. Stouffer
R. C. Hanna
T.W King
R. L. Smith
Joseph Wilson
Alonzo B. Sharles
John W. Winning
F. E. Skinner
Slaer
Carey Wise
Marshal
Wm. Glasgow
Art Exhibition at Marshall High Draws Large Crowds
Marshall’s Mis tletoe parlors hosted a three day art exhibition by the high school drawing intense interest from local residents. Notable works included Raphael’s Madonna and the Sistine Madonna, Murillo’s Immaculate Conception, Correggio’s Holy Night, and Guido’s Aurora. Distinguished contributors included William Leonard of Miami, Indian Territory, and artists Corrot Rosa Bonheur Margaret Dicksee Miller. Local teachers and women’s clubs organized the event with performances by the Ariel Quartet directed by Otto Iftiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High School
Marshall
Raphael
Royal Gallery
Dresden
Murrillo
Temple
Hoffman
Christ
Correggio
Aurora
Guido
Rospigliosi
Rome
Madame le Brun
Mt Olive Wins New York Racket Prize Contest
Mt Olive takes first place with 202 496 votes in the New York Racket Store contest winning 600 dollars. Marshall Concert Band falls to second with 129 305 votes but misses second prize. Salt Springs church secures 250 dollars with 51 196 votes due to out-of-town eligibility rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mt. Olive
Marshall
Mr. Olive
Marshall Boys
Salt Springs Church
Modern Woodmen elect officers and elect delegates
At Monday night’s Modern Woodmen of America meeting officers for the next six months were chosen: G. W. Davis V C J C Kaufman W A J C Speck Banker J R Phillips Clerk C W Peecher Escort Joe Mitchell Watchman John Gorker Sentry. Delegates were elected to the county convention in January. The ballot on instituting a reserve fund, voted at the Head Camp meeting in June 1901, passed 34 to 2 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
G. W. Davis
V. C
J.C. Kaufman
W. A
J. C. Speck
J. R. Phillips
C. W. Peecher
Joe Mitchell
John Gorker
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R. EL. Smith
John H. Herring
Igor
Road Commissioners of
Road Commissioners of District No
C. M. Maupin
Salt Springs
J. B. Howell Et al
Austin Dennis
J. M. Cott
B. B. Davis
Estelle Taber
Jennie Ward
J. E. McAmis
C. P. Guthrey
Paschal Hutcherson
John N. Yeagle
C. M. Gilpin
R. W. Hickman
Jos. A. Johnson
Board of Prisoners
Modern Woodmen of America