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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1900

Page

14

Davis and Snow a Little Rock area wedding

Mr Wm Davis substantial young farmer of Little Rock and Miss Sophia Snow Saline school teacher were married Thursday at noon at Wm Rawsdale's Highland home. Rev Thomas Phillips officiated. Bride wore gray broad cloth with liberty silk and lace. shower bouquet of bride's roses. Guests offered congratulations, dinner served, reception at John Weinman's country home. They will reside at Mrs Driver's Little Rock this winter. guests included Griffith Olson and others.

Wm. Davis Little Rock Sophia Snow Saline Wm. Rawsdale Highland Thomas Phillips Corder Griffith Olson EK. S Leach EE. Morris S. M. Taylor Kirk Miller O. P. Sturm Olson East Verby Street

Olson and Dysart Tie Knot in Marshall Wedding

Mr Andrew Olson and Mrs BE L Dysart were quietly married Thursday evening November agth at the bride’s East Werley street home. Rev E R Morris performed the ceremony before family and a few friends. The bride, cultured and popular in Marshall, wore gray cloth with white satin and black applique. Olson, a Marshall businessman and prominent mason, is described as a worthy gentleman. The Republican extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.

Andrew Olson BE. L Dysart East Werley Street E.R. Morris Marshall Olson Ra&publican Mrs. Olson

Irwin and Ligget Couple Wed in Eastwood Home

Mr Ray Irwin son of J N Irwin a successful city plumber and Mixx Gertrude Ligget daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ligget were married on Thursday evening November 26 at the bride’s Eastwood avenue home. Rev J M Blalock officiated in the presence of a small circle of friends and relatives. A reception and wedding dinner followed. They will reside with John Ligget on Eastwood for now. The REPUBLICAN extends congratulations.

Ray Irwin J. N. Irwin Mixx Gertrude Ligget John Ligget Eastwood Avenue J. M. Blalock Mrs Irwin Eastwood

Dining at J P Corder’s hosts large party at rural dinner

Mr J P Corder and family entertained a large group of friends at their country home south of the city on Thursday the agth. Afternoon recitations by Miss Holland and music by Miss Clyde Umbarger and others delighted attendees including Mrs A F Rector and daughter Doshia, W C Corder and family, Miss Umbarger, Miss Sarah Elsen, Miss Holland, Messrs Johnson Holloway and others.

J. P. Corder Agth Holland Clyde Umbarger Mra A. F Rector Doshia W. C Corder Mixa Sarah Elsen Miss Holland Messrs. Johnson Holloway

Miss Nell Dyer Entertains Guests At Country Home

Miss Nell Dyer hosted a Thursday evening gathering at her country home with attendees including Robert Kaiser and sisters Laura and Arzelia, John Minor and Miss Helle Minor, Frank Blackburn and wife and Maude and Bess Blackburn, Josie Snoddy Rose Keller Julia Whittleton Dan Vaney James Kiser Ed Whittleton J A Jones and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Winslow. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening.

Nell Dyer I G. Dyer Robert Kaiser Laura and Arzelia John Minor Helle Minor Frank Blackburn Maude Bess Blackburn Josie Snoddy Rose Keller Julia Whittleton Dan Vaney James Kiser Ed Whittleton J. A. Jones Lawrence Winslow

Bayles Rector Hosts Dinkies at East Arrow Street Dinner

Hayles Rector entertained the Dinkies on Saturday evening at his East Arrow Street home with Mrs. Rector presiding and Miss Frances Venable assisting. The menu featured oysters, turkey, ham, salads, and desserts. the guests included Mame Sharp Nell Crear Claude Tucker Floy Tucker Ruth Dysart Hart Irvine Doshia Rector and others.

Hayles Rector East Arrow Street Mamie Sharp Nell Crear Claude and Floy Tucker Ruth Dysart Hart Irvine Doshia Rector Arle Sharp Philo King George Doggins Edgar Barnhill

Dinner for visiting ladies in Marshall with local hosts

Samuel Davis hosted Miss May Minor and Misses Martha and Emily Graham of Mexico at a Saturday dinner in Marshall. Guests included Miss Lottie Armentrout Miss May Hupp and Messrs Josh Barbee Will Armentrout James Roberts and Geo Davis who helped entertain. The party also ate dinner Friday with Miss May Hupp and Sunday at P Armentrout’s Brunswick avenue home before the Grahams returned to Mexico.

Mra Samuel Davis May Minor Martha Emily Graham Mexico Lottie Armentrout May Hupp Graham Minor Josh Barbee Will Armentrout James Roberts Geo. Davis P. ©. Armentrout Brunswick Avenue Marshall

Increase of Capitalization at Saline County Telephone

The Saline County Telephone Company held a special meeting at the office last week where stockholders approved increasing capital stock from 25 000 to 35 000. Dr J W Carter chaired the meeting and W S Huston served as secretary. The capital will become 35 666 to extend toll lines to Marshall and Slater.

Saline County Telephone Company J. W. Carter W. S. Huston Marshall Slater

Mrs. Nancy Sites Dies After Illness in Arrow Rock

Mrs. Nancy Sites wife of John P. Sites of Arrow Rock died Thursday November 29 1900 after a two week illness from typhoid pneumonia She was 73 years old A devoted wife and Christian for many years she lived a bright pleasant life in Arrow Rock Survived by husband four sisters one brother and a son who died young The funeral was Saturday December 1 in Arrow Rock cemetery

Nancy Sites John P. Sites Arrow Rock Nannie Saline Christian Church J. Sites Cooper County Missouri Charles Sallie L. Oldham Rich Hill Bettie Noble Marshall Louisa Sandidge Houston E. D. Miller Wm. Toole

Death of Mrs J T McClure a Gallatin Mo native

Mrs Blanche Cruzen McClure formerly Miss Blanche Cruzen, of Gallatin Missouri, died suddenly. She visited relatives and friends here often and was a niece of Mrs Hiram Ferrell and relative of T S Steele of College Addition. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.

S. W. Armentrout J. T. McClure Gallatin, Mo Blanche Cruzen Earth Hiram Ferrell T. S. Steele College Addition

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Mrs. Davis John Weinman Mrs Davis Driver J P. Corder Miss Nell Dyer Bayles Mrs Blanche Cruzen McClure
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