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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
5
Price list shows various coats including bear skin coats at 1.98 and 81.95 cloth coats. Children’s coats at 2.98 and 63.98, rain coats at 3.08 7.60 10.00 12.50 and higher, with multiple figures like 11.95 13.75 14.75 18.50.
County news notes Cattle shipped to Chicago Sunday night. A shoe box supper at Elgin school south of Marshall was canceled due to bad weather. Mrs W R Combs returned from Chicago. John Kennedy and bride home after southern tour. Andy Judge and D W Dougherty on the ark list. Helen and Fannie Thompson visited Marshall Monday. Mr and Mrs Chas Hume dined with Mr Maltere’s family at Malte Bend. B A Jones and wives hosted dinners. Theo Jones and families present. Margie Hans visited Slater Monday evening and returned Tuesday. Niece Mary Calvill of Independence ill with diphtheria at Slater. Mrs D W Becraft visiting daughter in Marshall. Jones family at Jones-Burton wedding reception near Blosser.
Miss Clara Stockman of Malta Bend visited Miss Pearl Riley and friends last week. A ladies of the Christian church bazaar is set for Dec 10 11 at Odd Fellows hall. Mr. Owens of Sedalia visited here Friday. Mrs. Fannie Edward of Denver Colo visits sister Mrs. E L Treadway. B Poole and Horace Poole with family plan move to Oklahoma. Maud and Della Coad were guests of Mrs Edwards at Hodge. E Hots holds a sale of general merchandise this week. B Price shipped hogs and cattle to St Louis Tuesday. Snow with bright sun heralds Christmas weather pleasing to children awaiting Santa Claus.
Henry Wiebrock and wife traded in Slater Thursday. Attendees at the Huff sale near Slater included E. F. Detmer Jesse Hensick Theo Welp and Frank Kiso. Mrs A J Kruger recovering from illness. Mrs J P Hellman hosted the Ladies Missionary Society quilting group. Joe Kiso traveled to Gilliam on business. A W Deis bought cattle from John Kammeyer. Miss Anna Hoy ill but improving. John Meyer and family returned from Osage visit. Frank Johnson and wife visited his parents. August Berlekamp called on local residents. Dr M Davidson and wife returned to Montana after months here with relatives. Robert Frazer from near Hardeman visited relatives. C C Prier and family in Slater. Louis Mette mingling with Gilliam folks.
Ollie Piper from Little Rock spent Sunday evening with C. C. Drummeller and family. Ray Johnson and his mother were visiting in Slater on Thursday.
Joseph Pope of Kansas City visits J L Richardson's and recalls Gilliam roots. M D Kerr builds an implement house on H C Deis’s lot. Glasgow may lose water or lights after this week. Edward Lemm, thought hydrophobic, sent to Nevada by county court. rumored insanity. Thermometer two below zero. three inches of snow. Gilliam expected to form a cannons company for defense against foreign war.
Miss Emily Bell gave a surprise party for her sister Mamie Bell last Friday night. Twenty seven guests gathered at the home about 8 o clock and exchanged keepsakes. The event ended late with all noting a delightful time. Eight Nelson girls formed A Bachelor’s Girl Club meeting thrice weekly and enjoying themselves. Billie Smith visited Nelson on Sunday as a guest of The Bachelor Circle.
Mrs Roy Grossman and children visit relatives in Boonville and Rockport while Mrs E D Sappington recovers from illness. Died Tuesday at 2 am from blood poisoning at her mother’s home. Miss Lula Thorp sick this week. Families host visits and gatherings. Miss Flossie Bishop to hold a shoe box social with an evening program. Local notables travel to St Louis, Kansas City, and Dewitt. A Christmas snowfall delights children as sleighing and coasting resume. The Baptist meeting postponed until after the holidays.
Mrs Mary Harvey is ill at a Miami relative’s home. Ollie Burns of Marshall spent days in Miami visiting kin. He hunted game in local forests. The Muddy River blizzard disrupted mail across the region. Emma Morris from Marshall brought her sister Mrs Robert Casebolt to visit their mother Mrs Jane Hardin.
John and August Reich of Blackburn last week bought the B. L. Ramey livery barn at Blackburn for 1000. B. F. P. Henley negotiated the deal.
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