Runaway on North Street Injures Willene Sphar and Sister
Miss Willene Sphar and Miss Jennie were in town Monday when their horse bolted on North Street. The buggy struck a tree at Bellavenue and Fast North, splitting the shafts and top, throwing the sisters into the gutter. Willene sprained her wrist and suffered facial cuts. Jennie was only shaken. The buggy and harness were ruined. the horse was later caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willene Sphar
Jennie
Bellavenue
Fast North Street
Willene
Thrown from His Buggy in Frightful Runaway
John Dyer was returning from Marshall to his home near Fairville when his two horses ran away after a fright. The buggy struck a barbed wire fence at a westward turn, throwing Dyer against the fence. He held the reins and was dragged several yards before the horses stopped. Dr. Talbott treated numerous facial cuts with stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dyer
Marshall
Fairville
J. M. Sphar
The Pie Club Meets at Miss Parrish Home
The Pie Club held its biweekly gathering Monday afternoon at Miss Mildred Parrish's North Brunswick home. The pleasant December day complemented an informal meeting with congenial members, a luncheon of pressed chicken and nut salad, and plans to reconvene in two weeks with Miss Beulah Sharp attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Parrish
North Brunswick
Christian Associations launch Marshall employment bureau
The Christian Associations of Missouri Valley College organize an employment bureau to place worthy students in Marshall homes or helpful labor while they study. Candidates for the gospel ministry, offered as hired help or other honest work, may receive recommendations only for trustworthy opportunities. manager Mr. McCord invites citizen cooperation and information. Jas G Waist and other college presidents sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Associations of
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
McCord
Jas G. Waist
Thirty ninth Missouri State Teachers Session at Jefferson City
The thirty ninth state teachers session will be held in Jefferson City on December 26 27 and 28 1906. Dr W H Black of Missouri Valley has served as president. Programs note Saline County teachers topics include articulating and integrating state education. Prof T W Galloway addresses remaining work. Spencer reports on dividing twelve years of public school into six elementary and six secondary years. Huff discusses course of study for practical rural teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Teacher's Association
Jefferson City
W. H. Black
Missouri Valley
Saline County
T. W. Galloway
T. E. Spencer
J. S. M. Huff
Episcopal Ladies Christmas Market Announcement
The ladies of the Episcopal church will hold their annual Christmas market on December 15. The venue will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Miss Mamie Gill Hosts Schoolgirl Party
Miss Mamie Gill entertained a group of her school girl friends Friday afternoon at her Odell avenue home. The lively gathering included Misses Lucile Buck Nannie Allenburg Cora Griffith Odie and Osie Hurt. They played games laughed and talked, ending with a dainty luncheon before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Gill
Odell Avenue
Wen
Gill
Lucile Buck
Nannie Allenburg
Cora Griffith
Odie
Osie Hurt
Dinkies Enjoy House Party Hosted by Nell Crear
Friday and Saturday brought joyful days for the Dinkies guests of Miss Nell Crear. Adults joined in a lively house party with games, music, and Kodak photos while the young members, including Claude Tucker Floy Tucker Mamie Sharp Ruth Dysart Hart Irvine, formed a congenial club. The Bervanican extends wishes for a happy new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Crear
Kodak
Claude and
Floy Tucker
Mamie Sharp
Ruth Dysart
Hart Irvine
Bervanican
Misses Haynie Entertain Local Party Guests
A social house party hosted by Misses Ollie and Eva Haynie south of Miami drew guests from the county. Honoring Eva and Edda Morrison, the event ran through the week with accompanying gatherings, including an evening with the Misses Reynolds. Attendees included Nettie Reynolds Bettie Reynolds Eva Morrison Edda Morrison Erma Morrison Mabel Gilmer Caddie Greenbaum Retta Greenbaum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Eva Haynie
Miami
Eva
Edda Morrison
Misses Reynolds
Merry Makers
Misses Haynie
Nettie
Bettie Reynolds
Edda
Erma Morrison
Mabel Gilmer
Caddie
Retta Greenabaum
Messrs L., S. James
Car
Notable Names on Local Academic Panel
A fragment listing individuals including ter, Young, Wheeler, Einglish, Criswe'l, Dr W K Utz of Fair ville, Prof D W Reynolds and Will Cameron of Marshall, suggesting a panel or committee with several named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter, Young, Wheeler
Einglish
Criswe'l
W. RK. Utz
Fairville
D. W. Reynolds
Will Cameron
Marshall
Moves to His Farm by Sheriff Wilson and Family
Sheriff Joseph Wilson moved his family to a farm near Miami on Monday. The old jail until now their home for four years will be occupied by others. Wilson retires with public respect and will remain in Marshall until his successor, Mr. Robtn Ham, takes over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilson
Miami
Wilson
Marshall
Christening of Lula May Orear on Arrow Street
The infant Lula May Orear was christened Thursday afternoon at Arrow Street home of the late Hon. Leslie Orear. Rev J de Donehoo administered the baptism in a solemn manner. Present were friends and relatives. Sponsors were Judge J H Honter and wife, J Henderson and wife of Glasgow, Mrs L W Scott, and Mrs G A Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Orear
Arrow Street
Lula May Orear
J. de Donehoo
Episcopal Church
J. H. Honter
J. Henderson
Glasgow
L. W Scott
G. A. Wright
Ill Recover Catlett Ely Undergoes Surgery in St Louis
Oldest son of Mrs. Ely of this place underwent a surgical operation for appendicitis at the Baptist Sanitarium in St Louis last Saturday. A letter from his mother with him reports he is getting along nicely and practically out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlett Ely
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the Pie Club
VV. M. Cc. A
Kpita Mitouki
Vo W. CC. A
State Teacher's Association
Miss Mamie Gill
Arrow
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