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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
3
Fur house offers special orders for high grade furs
A local fur house reports a successful fur sale and invites customers to special order mink lynx and other high grade furs. They advertise Christmas gifts including boas shawls muffs coats hats and dresses and mention a wide assortment available through special arrangements.
Groceries and Candies at Discount Prices
Local store advertises a full stock of groceries plus a large assortment of candies nuts and oranges. Fancy Navel Oranges priced from 19 cents to 50 cents per dozen.
Box social planned at Bluff school house next Friday
County news notes attendances and visits as Mrs Talbott, Mrs Stanley, and others travel between Miami and Texas. Died in Miami a child of Anna and Al Thornton. Local residents face illness and age, with several preparing for an oyster feast at Presbyterian Scott and Miller building next Saturday offering gifts for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Talbott
Contella
Texas
Talbott
Miami
Thia
G. O. Grady
E. M. Iglehart
West
Oklahoma
Tommy Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Scott and Miller
Christmas Eve program at New Frankfort School
December in New Frankfort brings winter weather as Miss Edith Huff prepares a Christmas Eve entertainment at the New Frankfort school. Hog killing is noted as current work with B Maddox shipping a carload of hogs last week. Mrs John Melz hosted Miss Lela Butts of Slater on Sunday. Wm Hearter of Calhoun Wis recently visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Huff
New Frankfort School
Wm, Hearter
Calhoun
Wis
B. Maddox
John Melz
Lela Butts
Slater
Christmas notices and local society updates in Marshall
Miss Bettie Howard shopped and visited in Marshall on Saturday. Miss Pearl Riley guest of Miss Clara Stockman and Mrs. 8 Cole at Malta Bend Monday. Santa Claus seen on our streets last Friday. Mrs. J Demoss is quite sick this week. B Smith restocked his store with new groceries. Rev. N M Johnson filled his regular M E Church appointment Sunday. Remember the Christmas tree at the M E church Christmas Eve. Everyone come. Each Sunday school solicits a money from their own members and furnishes a fair treat for their Sunday school. Committees instructed to ask out those who are members or who do not attend any Sunday School. D Moreland shipped a car of home to Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs. N Jones is quite sick this
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Howard
Marshall
D. Moreland
Kansas City
Local Social Notes from Little Rock This Week
Miss Flora Leimkuehler stayed with Mr Ebler this week and Herbert Ferney, lately at G BE, Trout, returned home a few days ago. Miss Mary Olendorff and Mrs Henry Olendorff visited Monday afternoon. Miss Clara Gotker called on Mr Detmer Sunday. Bhier Bros sold Drummister Place Monday to John Hellman and Abe Romines. Dr Sharp was a Slater caller Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Leimkuehler
Will Cramer Aids Ehlers In Hog Killing Season
Will Cramer of Slater assists Ehlers this week in hog hunting efforts. A reminder to attend church at Fish Creek Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cramer
Slater
Ehlers
Fish Creek
Storefronts Updated Enhancing Local Shops
Slater C. H. Tucker is adding a new storefront to his clothing store and Warner Miller and Ellison have installed a fresh front. John Clawson fell seven feet at W. W. Rogers livery barn on Saturday and is laid up with no bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Tucker
Warner, Miller & Ellison
John Clawson
W. W. Rogers
Presbyterians seek injunction over church properties in Missouri
The United States circuit court in the city hears a filing by the Presbyterian Church of the United States to prevent the Cumberland Presbyterian church from retaining property in seventeen Missouri counties. The suit, led by James M. Barkley and William H. Roberts, targets merger disputes dating from 1905 and seeks to resolve legality of the fusion, with property valued at over a million dollars in Missouri. Attorneys say subpoenas are issued and the matter may rise to the U.S. Supreme Court, following prior state rulings across Tennessee Missouri and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Missouri
United States Circuit Court
Presbyterian Church of the United States
James M. Barkley
General
Wiliam H. Roberts
General Assembly
John F. Philips
Cumberland Church
A. M. Buchannan
W. Green
L. F. Clemens
J. W. Duval
R. L. Lawman
Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Missouri
Old Church
Brothers
Brothers of the
Reform Church
Frank Hagerman
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennessee
Texas
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas City Journal
Santa letter from Greeley boy to Marshall editor
A reader from Greeley submits a Santa Claus letter dated December 12, 1909. The letter asks the Marshall Republican to send a year’s subscription in exchange for one dollar, claiming it will bring weekly happiness and noting a private request not to mention party affiliation.
Weather and family notes from Cretcher column
Weather has been bad for two weeks. Mr Pritchard and family visited Frank Henry and family Sunday. Mrs Frankie Hall is visiting her brother William Treece and is ill. Mrs Frank Henry and son visited Marshall last week. Christmas fears Santa will not come. Mrs Frank Henry received a letter from her brother Fred Twilling in Los Angeles saying it is a fine place to live.
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NEWS
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Murphy-Mills Co. Co
North Side Square
Marshall, Mo
U. S. Circuit Court
Saline
Clark
Linn
Dent, Greene
Lafayette
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Chariton
Lawrence
Macon
Schuyler
Buchanan
Vernon Bates
Randolph
Henry and Johnson
Santa Claus
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Colo
Marshall Republican
Santa
John H. Gibson
Cretcher
Missouri Pacific
Farrell
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