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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
9
Numerous Marshall residents share holiday visits and social calls with relatives in Waverly Odessa and Shackelford. Mentions include Mrs H E Dingley Mrs Dora Hanks Mrs M G Bray Rev McClanahan and J W Taylor with various family and church activities noted.
Miss Idn Jones is identified as the true daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Younger. The community notes a Wicker wedding last Sunday. Several locals attended and visits among Misses Thomas Haggard Venable Teeter and others are recorded along with travel and visits to Sedalia West Virginia and Kansas.
Mrs. Griffith visited Mexico on Monday while Rev. Garvin from Kansas City lectured Friday at the High School auditorium before teachers and guests. E G Burns in Glasgow Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E Quisenberry attend the Trenton poultry convention this week. Bam Hill called to Hot Springs for his uncle's illness. Dickens entertainment by Pritchett College students at the Opera House Monday evening Dec 7. Mrs W C Gaines shopped in Marshall Tuesday. L H Gilliam on business in Gilliam Tuesday. Evelyn and Suse Gilliam of St Louis visiting relatives in Marshall Tuesday. W P Dulaney left for Trenton to attend poultry convention. E Ancell reported sick this week. High School to present five entertainments for the library fund, first Under the Laurel by Seniors on Friday Dec 11 at the Opera House. Season tickets $1.25, single tickets Shr.
We have secured about one hundred Men s and Young Men s Overcoats in new up-to-date styles. Prices range from 7 60 to 10 00 with dark oxfords plain browns blues blacks beavers and fancy patterns. Extraordinary values for this month only from our latest purchases.
The advertisement proclaims extraordinary value in Cravinett overcoats with many patterns and colors including black and various weights. Prices listed range from 10 dollars to 20 dollars, with intermediate amounts of 12.50 15.00 and 18.50.
A promotional note touts a new line of men and young men suits from Hart Schaffner Marx and Clothcraft. Describes up-to-date patterns, styles, and attractive price range from 10.00 to 25.00. Emphasizes quality, variety, and value for buyers.
About 75 men s odd suits mostly sizes 33 to 37, one or two of a kind, priced to clear this month. Sold previously for 12.50 15.00 18.50 and 20.00, all wool and high grade. Three lots offered at 7.76 8.75 and 10.76.
The latest and newest overcoats feature a long silhouette with close high collars and swell patterns. Prices shown include $18.60 $20.00 and $22.50.
We offer a manufacturers sample line of about five hundred pairs of gloves and mittens. The traveling men select the best samples, with prices from 25 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents per pair. If you want the best gloves and mittens, come to us for any kind at any price.
Local dealer announces changes to stock offering about 140 pairs of boys shoes in all sizes. Shoes are solid and well worn but backed by the seller. Sale runs at wholesale cost while stocks last, urging customers not to miss the opportunity.
Mise Music of Brunswick visited Lula Jackson on Sunday. Ex Miller of Moberly was in the locality last week. Mrs. Lucam and Mrs. Geukin called on Mrs. Keiden bach. Mrs. Bohiken, recovering from grippe, is better. Regular preaching day set for Sunday the 18th. Oscar Thierfelder spent Sunday with friends in Slater. Mrs. Lon Alkire of Gilliam visited her brother Jno Jones and family. John Hill is laid up with rheumatism. L Belgacher did business in Slater Monday. The Sunday School plans its Christmas Eve entertainment. Do you seek relief from Palin 6% with Dr Miles Anti-Palin Pills.
Geo Trout hosted a Sunday noon meal featuring four possums with attendees including Mr. Cramer of Slater Ed Fisher Walter Fisher Otto Cramer Albert Moore and Dr Sharp. Dr Sharp declined the dish and the gathering looked forward to another possum dinner.
Mrs Will Steffen was ill Tuesday evening and called Dr Sharp. Miss Flora Lelinkeuller and Miss Hattie Jackson assist Mrs Eier this week. Mr Cramer of Slater visits his niece Mrs Ehlers in Little Rock.
In Springfield Missouri a cement cistern rose several feet last week baffling a local family. They consulted geologists and philosophers who offered theories about a nearby well breaching a concealed cavity or hydraulic action. The community filled space with speculation as the mystery prompted relocations and widespread discussion.
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