Local items note visits births weather and sales
Jos Bunbury celebrated his 8th birthday anniversary Wednesday. E H Fulkerson visited our office last Friday. Thermometer dropped to about 5 below zero yesterday. Mesdames Mack and Byars from Grand Pass visited Saturday. Dr J D Jackson and W L Boner from Herndon were town visitors Tuesday. C M Reynolds of Little Rock transacted probate business Tuesday. Clarence Kabler of Norton and Frank Siebert of Miami bought the Cross Hotel and take possession. Deputy Sterling Price took Edward Lemm to the Futon asylum amid an insanity case. Prof Biddle of the M V C School of Expression readings toured Malta Bend Corder Slater Gilliam. L J Rasse profited from Owen Sweeney farm, selling to Casper Solomon after a week for 900. Rev A Banks united Sessie Everth and Vernice Conway in Napton last Thursday. R M Sutherlin touts New Pianos in holiday display.
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Prof
Biddle
M. V. C. School of Expression
Malta Bend
Corder
Slater
Gilliam
Handsome Christmas Display at New York Store
The New York Racket decorates its store in Christmas colors with Holly evergreen and rosettes visible throughout. More than a hundred extra electric lights create a brilliant effect, making day or night visits a treat.
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New York
Stereopticon Lectures by W A Morrison at New Home Church
W A Morrison will present seventy five selected views on The Life of Christ at New Home Church Monday evening December 20, 1908 along with a lecture on key events in our Savior's life. A concert with a spe cial program will follow Tuesday evening December 21, 1909. An entertainment of selected songs sacred sentimental patriotic and comic readings will be offered. Everybody cordial invited to come. Do not forget the dates December 20 and 21 1909.
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W. A. Morrison
New Home Church
Dr. Thomas McClary Delivers Lecture at Marshall High
Dr. Thomas McClary spoke at Marshall High School on Monday evening impressing a large audience despite cold and snow. His talk on "The Mission of Mirth" drew laughter through many humorous anecdotes and a strong reception from listeners.
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Marshall High School
Red hair quip noted in Sterling Bulletin item
Maybe So Editor Junkin of the Sterling Kansas Bulletin has red hair. Editor Cretcher of the Sedgwick Pantograph has none. "Mac" asked Junkin how you lost your hair. "It was red and I pulled it out" growled Cretcher.
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Junkin
Sterling
Kan
Cretcher
Sedgwick Pantograph
Mac
Everybody’s Magazine
Elopement in Blinding Snowstorm Ends in Sedalia Marriage
Emmett Brown of Lamonte neighborhood and Miss Gusta Scheerer of Hughesville eloped last night and were married fifteen minutes before midnight in Sedalia by Reverend Dudley I. M. Claggett, pastor.
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Sedalia
Emmett Brown
Lamonte
Gusta Scheerer
Hughesville
Dudley IM. Claggett
Lodge Elections at Marshall Odd Fellows No 159
The Marshall Odd Fellows lodge No 159 held its annual election of officers and smoker Friday night. Officers elected include J. M. Patterson P G M W Montgomery N G Robt Dwell W G M Chas Chaffee Ree Sec Wm Putsch Fin Sec C W Downs Treas Chas Petry Trustee Dr W B Petry Captain of Team A splendid luncheon was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Odd Fellows Lodge No. 159
J. M. Patterson
P. G. J. W. Montgomery
N. G. Robt
Dwell
W. G. M. Chas
Chaffee
Ree
Wm. Putsch
C. W. Downs
Treas
Chas. Petry
W. B. Petry
Knights of Pythias elect officers for ensuing year
Marshall K of P Lodge No. 41 last week elected officers for the ensuing year. Chosen were Henry Nave C C R M Dunn V C C B Balthis Prelate George Rose M W W Carpenter M A E 8. Gross M E J M Rose K of R Lyman Peters M F Dr G C Emmerson I G CQ W Peecher C G W Carpenter E8 Grows and J M Rose trustees. Dr G C Emmerson C B Balthia and R M Dunn widow and orphan trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall K
P. Lodge No. 41
Henry Nave
Dunn
B. Balthis
George Rose
W. Peecher
C. G
W. Carpenter
Grows
J. M. Rose
G. C, Emmerson
C. B. Balthia
R. M. Dunn
Knights of the Maccabees Elect 1910 Officers
K C T M Marshall Tent No 2 Knights of the Maccabees held a Castle Hall meeting Thursday night to elect 1910 officers. Names include Past Commander James Bartlett, Commander C C Barnda, Lieut. Com Mart Lorand, Sergeant J H Mueller, Record Keeper P D Bail, Chaplain J H Schlueter, Physician G E Scratchfield, Master at Arms J W Crow, 1st M of G H W Winn, 2d M of G C A Cheyney, Sentinel Robt Lagore, Pickett, G W Lagore. After adjournment members visited Gross confectionery for a spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Castle Hall
Jas. Bartlett
C. C. Barnda
Mart Lorand
J. H. Mueller
P. D. Bail
J. H. Schlueter
G. E. Scratchfield
J. W. Crow
H. W. Winn
C. A. Cheyney
Sentinel
Robt
Lagore
Pickett
G. W. Lagore
M. W. A. Elect Officers at Marshall Camp
Marshall Camp M W A held its annual officer election at Castle Hall on Monday night despite bad weather. About thirty members attended and the meeting concluded with supper and social time. Elected officers for the year were W. W. Carpenter Consul Rolla Bingham Advisor Joe Swisher Banker Jas Ashley Escort Chas Peecher Clerk G. W. Davis Past Consul.
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Marshall Camp
Castle Hall
W. W. Carpenter
Rolla Bingham
Joe Swisher
Jas, Ashley
Chas
Peecher
G.W. Davis
Woodmen Camp Elects New Officer Corps
Woodmen of the World The Marahal Camp has elected a new corps of officers including Dr. B M Spotts C C Campbell as Advisor John Jahna as Banker and C Coe as Clerk Meaney and Black also named among the officers.
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Marahal
B, M. Spotts
C C. Frank ‘Campbell
John Jahna
Coe
N 'Black
Meaney
Knights of Columbus Officers Elected for 1919
The Knights of Columbus Béward Hamil Council held its meeting Tuesday evening and elected the following officers to serve for 1919.
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Béward Hamil
Oyster supper and smoker after officer election
Following the election of officers an oyster supper and smoker was enjoyed at Gross' confectionery with names of officers and trustees listed alongside.
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W. H. Meschede
J. J. Mitchell
F. E. Rigney
Vincent Frain
H. B. Donahoe
Fin
Lec
Jos
E. Farrell
L .E. Benedick
W. F. Boyd
Ordway
J. B. Prior
Jas
O'Malley
Sale Postponed on Cold Tuesday at Tucker Farm
J H Dyer postponed his sale due to very cold weather. The sale now set for Tuesday December Mth at 10 a.m. Free lunch at noon. It will be held on the Lee H Tucker farm two miles southwest of Fairville. Attend.
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J. H. Dyer
Lee H. Tucker
Fairville
Notice of administration for Euphronim A deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Euphronim A Young deceased were granted to the undersigned on the Mth day of November by the Probate Court of Haling County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them within one year after the date of letters or be barred from any benefit. Witness HowanD mar
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Tosta Mentary
Euphronim
Haling Quunty
College Girls Strike Missouri Boarding House
Nine University of Missouri women at a Columbia boarding house walked out over a second serving of butter, amid butter selling at 40 cents a pound. They held an indignation meeting and packed trunks, prompting possible university action while the landlady vowed to fill rooms with men.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Misaee Bird L
Rector
Slater
Cecil Henry
Stewartaville
Inez Rainum
Maryville
Fanny P. Rhoades
Iter
Lulutt
Call While in Marshall Shop Ping During the Holidays
A brief, unclear note mentions calling from a Marshall shop during the holidays to affect Columbus stock. The fragmented text preserves minimal named entities and the timing context but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
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Marshall
Columbus
Tulsa Doctor In Auto Accident Shaken but Recovers
Dr. B. W. Russell of Tulsa, brother of Rev. C. S. Russell, was thrown from his car in a 1 a m Thursday accident. He was unconscious for hours but later recovered to do well. C. G. Russell Jr. left on the first train to Tulsa after learning of the crash.
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B. W. Russell
Tulsa
Okla
C. S. Russell
C. G. Ruswell, Jr
Fiest
Subscriptions and visits brightened Marshall week
The community page lists renewed or subscribed readers over the past week. Names include J. M. Houston, Mrs. Henry Moore, D. A. Strickler, H. Green of Napton, A. C. Poister, Theo Welp, Frank Kiso, B. C. Cott, L. B. Curtius, J. L. Jones, W. B. Lynch, D. Masters, Wm. McClelland, M. O’Hearn, and R. P. Matthias. Fortunes vary. notes mention Christmas gifts, tax payments, and hopes for letters if weather improves.
Fur Sale at J. W. Taylor Store Prospers
J. W. Taylor reports a thriving fur sale with many high priced pelts sold and expectations of further volume before the sale ends Saturday.
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J. W. Taylor
Armstrong's shoes for women at Rose & Buckner's
Shoes for women from Armstrong claim better look fit and wet weather performance. Rose and Buckner offer them at prices four and five dollars, highlighting superior quality.
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Armstrong
Rose & Buckner’s
For Sale 6 Room House Near School in Hammond
Six room house and lot with barn and outbuildings on one block from the school in Hammond, Marshall County. Property includes water access and essentials. suitable for family residence or small farm setup.
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Hammond, Marshall
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Bunbury
E. H. Fulkerson
Salt Springs
Mesdames C. C. Mack
Lawson Byars
Grand Pasa
J. D. Jackson
W. L. Boner
Herndon
C. M. Reynolds
Little Rock
Clarence Kabler
Norton
Frank Siebert
Miami
The
Cross Hotel
Bray's
Have Possession
Sterling Price
Edward Lemm
New Frankfort
Futon Asylum
Mr. Lemm
L. J. Rasse
Owen Sweeney
Casper Solomon
Saline County
R. M. Sutherlin
Thomas McClary
Schloss Bros. & CO
Baltimore
Schloss Bros & CO
Edwin Clapp
Marshall and
Missouri
D. Armstrong
Odd Fellows
Knights of
Pythias
M. W. A. Elect Officers
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Columbus
Automobile Acc Dent
stein-Bloch Co
Rese & Buckner’s
Star
J. M. Houston
Grand Pass
Henry Moore
Higginsville
D. A. Strickler
Sweet Springs
Santa Claus
H. Green
Napton
Mr. Green
A. C. Poister
Theo. Welp
Frank Kiso
Messra Poister
Welp
B. C. Cott
L .B. Curtius
Blackburn
J. L. Jones
Weaubleau
Elmwood
W. B. Lynch
Co. D. Masters
Shackelford
Uncle Sam
Wm. McClelland
Wickes
Ark
M. O'Hearn
Mr. O'Hearn
Alton
R. P. Matthias
Saline
Lincoln Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Lunber
Harry Ordway
H, H, Scudder & Co
L. A
A. C. Putnam
Homeopath
Farmers Savings and Building
Marshall, MQ
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