Deaths and stock report from Gilliam and St Louis markets
Obituaries note Naomi Frances Duncan of Gilliam County born 1833 died 1909 aged 76 at home eight miles southeast of Gilliam married 1656 to J P Duncan six children Frank Eva James Richard and Betsy at bedside except Frank now in Las Vegas Nevada Elizabeth Lane Turpin born 1836 died near Gilliam 1909 married John W Broughman 1858 with four children Robt V James E Mary McHenry four grandchildren great grandchild Stock market from National Live Stock Commission Co. at St Louis and Marshall with cattle receipts around 6000 hogs 11000 sheep 4000 prices firm for cattle mixed for steers best heavy at 8.25 veal calves up 60c top 8.50 hogs opened steady closed weak top 8.52 with bulk 8.15-8.40 sheep up 10-26c tops 5.30 for mutton 6.75 for yearlings 5.00 for lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naum
Duncan
Naomi Frances Duncan
Wilhite
Saline County
Gilliam
J. P. Duncan
Frank
Eva
James
Richard
Bettie Bhouse
Las Vegas
Nevada
Betsy Johnson
Slater
Gilliam Globe
John W. Broughman
Elizabeth Lane Turpin
Rockbridge County
Gilliam Mo
Sam Turpin
Virginia
Susan Daniel
Rockbridge Va
Missouri
Robt. V
James E
Mary McHenry
Near Gilliam
ST. Louis
Marshall Republican
National Stock Yards
Ill
National Live Stock Commission CO
Uncalled For Post Office Mails at Marshall 1909
Uncalled for letters remain in the Marshall Missouri post office as of December 8 1909 and will be sent to the Washington DC dead letter office if not claimed within fifteen days. Names listed include Capitola Arnold Lydia Field Lilly Jose Gertrude Myles Ola May Daisy Slivers Mollie Weatherman Callie Boatright Alice Franklin Ethel Nickles Blackwell William Alien Ben Harris A 8 Johnston Everett Taylor Chas Vassar L W VANDYKE P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington D. C
Capitola Arnold
Lydia Field
Lilly Jose
Gertrude Myles
Ola May
Daisy Slivers
Mollie Weatherman
Mesdames
Callie Boatright
Alice Franklin
Ethel Nickles
Mr. Blackwell
Wm. Alien
Ben Harris
A. 8. Johnston
Everett Taylor
Chas
Vassar
L. W. Vandyke
P. M
Barns Battle Fire on Glen Peterson Farm
Chas Wood reports two adjoining barns on the Glen Peterson place 212 miles east of town burned Sunday morning between 9 a m and 9 15 a m. He saved farming implements stored inside. both barns were a total loss. Cause of fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Wood
Glen Peterson
Surprise wedding binds Jones and Burton in secret ceremony
John A. Jones and Miss Stella Burton wed quietly at 10 a m Wednesday in the home of Mrs Fannie True on South Odell. Rev F M Burton of Independence officiated in the front parlor amid chrysanthemums as Miss Roberta Land played the wedding march. Attending out of town were the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs T C Jones, brothers Dr Harry L and J B E Jones of Kansas City, and relatives from Gilliam including R H Land and daughters Ula Berenice Roberta and Frances Land and Mr and Mrs W R Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Jones
Stella Burton
Mr. Jones
Republican
Fannie True
South Odell
Kansas City
A. G. Jones
Town
R. H. Land
Ula
Berenice
Roberta
Frances Land
W. R. Burton
Gilliam
Wholesale Sterling Silver at Jobber Prices
Wholesale Sterling Silver touted as crown achievement after five years. Claims ability to buy at jobbers prices and sell to the public at wholesale rates. Notes limited space prevents full price quotes and invites readers to read more about available patterns and offers.
Lily Pattern Tableware Prices and Descriptions
An item list details Lily Pattern pieces with prices including forks spoons and ladles. Entries cover Oyster Forks Dessert Spoons Berry Forks Dessert Forks Salad Forks Sugar Spoon Cream Ladle Butter Knife Olive Fork Olive Spoon and related utensils with prices ranging from 1.25 to 84.75 and notes on specific uses and sizes.
Violet Patterns Tea and tableware listing
A listing of Violet Patterns silverware items with prices for teaspoons tablespoons dessert knives berry forks sugar spoons oyster forks cream ladles salt spoons salad forks and other utensils including a long pickle fork orange spoons pie server and butter knife showing varied prices. The fragment resembles a catalog or sales sheet from a hardware or china shop.
Charming Marshall wedding links real estate heir to Jones firm
A cultured young lady from around Marshall marries the junior partner of Montgomery & Jones Real Estate. The groom, well educated and respected, receives wide congratulations and cigars. After a noon train departure by Mrs True, guests are driven to the groom's parents’ country home for a luncheon and reception. The couple then proceed to housekeeping at the True residence until Mrs True returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Montgomery & Jones
True
Misses'Lacy
Hopp
Florida
Carteret Grogs
Mrs. Jones
Marriage Licensees Listed From Several Towns
Gold Howell of Napton weds Myrtie Case of Arrow Rock. William Hamburg of Nelson weds Emma Hellman of Nelson. John A. Jones of Marshall weds Stella M. Burton of Marshall.
Cook Injures Arm Slipping at Lumber Yard
F A Jones of Laughlin's restaurant broke both forearm bones slipping on ice at Whitman and Ballew's lumber yard Sunday night. Dr Phelan attended and reset the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Jones
Laughlin
Resaurant
Whitman & Ballew
Dr. Phelan
Church News Briefs From Local Congregations
The Epworth League social at Rev and Mrs Clinton Senngff home was well attended. Cumberland Presbyterian Christian Endeavor bazar at Peecher Son's tomorrow features cakes pies and salads. First Presbyterian Ladies Aid raised 86 at last week's Sunday School room bazar. Mrs P C Armentrout and daughters hosted Baptist Women's Missionary Society Thursday. Rev C S Russell preaches at First Baptist Sunday. Rev E N Garrett preaches at Blue Lick next Sunday morning and evening. Christian Science service Sunday at 11 am God the Preserver of Man. Regular First Presbyterian services Sunday. Cumberland Presbyterians meet at I O C F hall Sunday with Young People's C E Society in charge evening as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Clinton Senngff
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
A. H. Stephens
Odell Ave
Presbyterian
Young People’s
C. E. Society
Leach-Atkins wed in Louisville Thanksgiving 1909
At Louisville on Thanksgiving Day 1909 Dr B. L each Leach and Mrs Della Atkins were married. They soon left for a tour of several states and arrived in Burkburnett Monday afternoon at 2 40. Dr Leach is a leading professional man and esteemed citizen of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Leach
Della Atkins
Burkburnett
Local Health Notes and Town Sickness Roundup
Mrs. Wm. Rolla Bruce of Ft Worth Texas is improving from typhoid fever with Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher at her bedside. Mrs A F Rector and daughter Miss Docia are recovering from a sick spell. L D Dickerson of South Lafayette at 84 grows feeble. Jos Caton, 63, is poorly this week. John Tracy of the west is ill with a stomach tumor and his condition is serious. Dr Spotts planned to take him to Kansas City for an operation but severe cold halted the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rolla Bruce
Ft. Worth
Texas
John Tracy
West of Town
Spotts
Kansas City
Electric railroad plan discussed at Saline Elks meet
Judge J H Reeder of Kansas City outlined the St Louis Kansas City electric railroad plan. Colum bia and Saline would start work soon with a single track overhead line crossing the Missouri river near Arrow Rock. A five member advisory board from Saline was to be chosen and three men would invest $1000 each or $3099 subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reeder
Kansas City
Elks Rooms
St. Louis-Kansas City Electric Railroad
Jas. A. Gordon
Chas. Potter
Judge Reeder
Columbia
Saline
Missouri River
Arrow Rock
Reeder
P. H. Rea
J. J. McCoy
C. M. Buckner
L. F. Leyhe
J. R. Thomas
New Pianos at 185 Dollars with Extras Included
Vintage ad offers pianos for 185 dollars with no interest and installments. every purchase includes a stool and an elegant scarf as complimentary accessories.
City Council Sets Regular Session Actions and Appointments
Regular session held Monday December 6 with all present except W E Williams items referred to street and alley committee include alley north of Clay street back lots 1 2 3 4 block 4 Berry man and Bush addition. Ordinance 229 repealing an ordinance fixing fire department personnel and salaries passed. W C Thompson named fire chief William Schreckler assistant chief James Brayman plugman and Charles Evans fireman. Bradley Black pool hall license granted. Judge J M Hanna permission for twelve feet of tile in front of his Bell avenue residence. Interest on sinking fund referred to finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Williams
Clay Street
Berryman and Bush Addition
W. C. Thompson
Wm. Schreckler
James Brayman
Charles Evans
Bradley Black
J. M. Hanna
Bell Avenue
Finance Committee
New Fair Circuit Dates For Central Missouri Shows
The New Fair Circuit in central Missouri lists fairs in New London August 3, Bowling Green August 9-12, Mexico August 16-19, Sturgeon August 23-26, Marshall August 20 September 2, Higginsville September 6-9, Independence September 13-16 with purses from 300 to 500 dollars across 2.14 to 3.0 trotting and pacing races. Seadlia Democrat Sentinel notes the indoor prizes and free for all purses. The Marshall Protective Order of Elks held their annual memorial service at First Baptist Church with Judge Samuel Davis presiding and Dr. W H Bisek preaching on the heavenly vision. Mary Dysuri led special music, a male quartet performed, and Horace Leonard played a violin solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New London
Bowling Green
Sturgeon
Marshall
Higginsville
Indépendence
Seadlia Democrat-Sentinel
Marshall Protective Order of Elks
First Baptist Church
Samuel Davis
W. H. Bisek
Paul
King Agrippa
Mary Dysuri
Horace Leonard
Sutherlin Offers Wide Range of Bargain Pianos
In a bustling sales event, Sutherlin showcases a broad selection of pianos at discounted prices. The rollout highlights upright and grand models, appealing to beginners and collectors alike as staff promise strong warranties and flexible financing. Nearby music stores note competitive pricing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Med
Tos
Nord Bypons
Ran
United States
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Marshall, Missouri
Stella M. Burton, Marshall
Church News
P. C. Armentrout
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Russell
E. N. Garrett
Blue Lick
Christian Science Services
God the Preserver of Man
Cumberland Presbyterians
I. O. C. F. Hall
Leach-Atkins
Ene van Ath
A. F. Rector
Miss Docia
L. D. Dickerson
South Lafayette
Jos
Caton
Kruse Sale
Glasgow
Geo. H. Sellmeyer
Geo. B. Harrison
R. B. Caples
John Hustedde
Hugo Kessler
Sutherlin
J. L. Russell
Rs’ Savings Bank
Marshall, MO
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