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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1901

Page

8

Local notes from Slater Missouri and surrounding areas

Mies Besele Roberts spends Tuesday in Kansas City while Mine Cella Monson visits Miami. Slater hosts community events including Dickens and Shakespeare clubs, changes in rail time cards, and locals moving or expanding businesses. Arch Montgomery plans four to five rental houses in Baker's southeast addition. Ethel Hopkins prepares art classes at the public school. W. D. Hass buys Hull Edwards meat market with possession around the 11th. Dickens Club features Mrs Will Rogers and Mrs Tuttle with a Dickens dictionary. Shakespeare Club debates Volumnia and Alec. Slater Rustler comments on Democrat stance toward corporate money and discusses political fortune and a Pickwickian tale from Sam Weller.

Central Missouri Teachers Association Holds First Annual Meet

Central Missouri Fayette Mo Dec 6 The first annual meeting of the Central Missouri Teachers Association was held in Fayette with many leading educators from the region in attendance and participating.

Huntaville C. Lilly Fayette Central Missouri Teachers’ Assocation Central Missouri

Smith Irvine wedding in Fairville home ceremony

Miss Ethel T Irvine wed Jiles Smith son of the late Robert Smith Wednesday afternoon at the Irvine home on South Jefferson avenue. Rev. J W Howell officiated as bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Irvine and best man J M Talbott joined the couple for a reception and luncheon. Guests from near and far attended, with a later drive to the Smiths’ new home near Fairville. School committees and teachers will enjoy the large assortment and prices on candies, fruits and nuts.

Ethel T. Irvine Jiles Smith Robert Smith Fairville Henry Irvine Jefferson Avenue Elizabeth Irvine Mr. Smith J. M. Talbott Mra. Smith B.D. Irvine Mics Irvine Jack Talbot

Episcopal church ladies host Christmas banner sale

The ladies of the Episcopal church plan their annual Christmas banner event on Wednesday afternoon and evening, December 14, at Mrs. May Crear’s East Arrow residence. Fancy work will be served, with Dr. Black giving a reading to the attendees that evening.

The Episcopal Church May Crear East Arrow

Kret's Becomes Hub For Holiday Candle Making

Kret's will serve as headquarters for all holiday candle production with plans to centralize workshops and distribution, signaling a busy season as artisans prepare scents and designs for shoppers.

Kret Sells Goude On Spot Cash Despite Higher Fees

Kret undercuts rivals by buying for spot cash and making his own candies, claiming lower costs and simpler operations. Critics note reduced experience may affect quality and consistency.

Kret

Prehistoric Cavern Found Near Butte Mont Promises Wonders

A new cave near Jefferson canyon about 46 miles east of Butte is being explored after its discovery by J W Gilbert of Butte. The site contains giant skeletons and many stone and copper artifacts, with a cathedral like room and a natural organ producing music. Access is challenging with a 400 foot descent. another expedition is planned.

Butte Mont Jefferson Canyon Northern Patio J. W. Gilbert Gilbert

Local In Brief items from Marshall notes

Kret's offers Onest oysters and Bret's is the cheapest for fruits oats and candies. Misses Bessie and Ide Siebert of Miami visited Marshall Saturday and Sunday. Brown joins Peck's in Kansas City in the book and stationery department. Loomis & Gross and A D Jurden noted in local posts. Jurden received a four year term as postmaster.

Misa Clara Brown Peck's Dry Goods House of Kansas City Bessie Ide Siebert Miami Mareball

Also Mentioned on This Page

Slater Mies Besele Roberts Cella Monson C. C. Huff New Frankfort A. H. Dunlap Ryder Leeroy Little Son St. Louie Charlee Green W. D. Hass Hull & Edwards Arch Montgomery Baker Ethel Hopkins Kentucky Dickens Club Mra Will Rogers Mra. Tuttle Dombey and Son Shakespeare Club Slater Rustler Colel Weller Sam Pickwiel London Werry Mr. Weller Mr. Pickwick Loomla and Gross Marshall Central Missouri Terchera Kret's Berrien An Loomis & Gross A. D. Jurden Bret's
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