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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
8
Local briefs list visits and travels of residents across Gilliam to Fort Worth Kansas City and Colombo. Mentions sickness at Orlando and typhoid, holiday plans with relatives, and a cattle shipment from Chicago for Newman Newman. Notes Carl residents J M Clark and Amos Hopkins with family news and a proposed public sale of farm rock implements planned for February.
Will Keehart traveled to New Mexico or Boston during a visit. Emmet Mitch ell and Bettie Naylor wed on November 26 at the bride’s home and will reside in Moberly. Lawyers Ruff Lynch Reynolda Harvey and Clerk Beott attended the Drandecker Bush suit in Macon, now continued to April. The Republican will publish next Thursday afternoon to allow Christmas celebrations. Chalk talk by Miss Hertha Corbett on Sunbonnet Babies drew a large audience at the High School. Mrs AL M Taylor visited from Kansas City to tend to leg matters and friends. Henry Hayes returned from Farrington Kansas after three months. William Stalaworth, postmaster and merchant, sold land to W W Vaughn for 11240. Vaughn owns more land in Texas. S W Armentrout took his son to Kansas City for an appendicitis operation. Dr Harris also operated on a growth removal for Mr Kuntz. New York jacket opening was a top holiday display with extensive lighting and decorations.
West town paper notes a hunters gathering Friday east of town. Will and Lee Keehart plus Geo and Mistres Vion and Margaret Klinger bagged 24 rabbits while the girls’ team failed to shoot. After dinner at John Keelart's, guests Miss Emma Windsor Miss Luu Thomas and others toasted the outing. Zachary Geo Taylor of Enid Oklahoma visit to start a real estate venture, with tours of local lands and hosting Joly Keehart.
Preaching next Sunday at 11 o clock. Ine Kliving is the order of the day. W H Baker was in Tipton this week buying cattle. A J Orr and wife attended services in Mt. Leonard Sunday morning. Newman Newell shipped cattle to Cicazo Monday. A T Ore shipped a car of hoses to St. Louis last week. Mrs M W Walker and Mrs Everett Fulton spent Tuesday with Mrs W T Baker. Dr W Scott of Marshall transacted business here Tuesday.
New Frankfort resident J J Hawkins of Slater spent a few days hunting in the neighborhood. Arthur Kitchen of Iowa City visited relatives here this week. Prof. Fisher of Marshall toured the local schools last week. Dr Caldwell of Slater made a Sunday professional call. Christmas Eve church entertainment planned. Anton Bohnen recently in Glasgow. Henney Wilmington returned Friday from Atchison and Oregon Missouri. Matt Babler reported sick. Jean Rhoades of Atchison visiting relatives in Gowell More neighborhood. Joe Kiso and family moved to Fish Creek. Mrs D T Sydenstricker shopped in Slater. Mrs Oldham returned home near Henick. her mother accompanied her.
The Old Society of the Christian church of Blackburn held a bazaar Friday and Saturday with oysters served Saturday. Net proceeds totaled 115 dollars. Mr and Mrs 8 F Blackford report the stork visited Sunday December 8th, delivering a fine big boy.
Mrs. G. A. Wichart traveled to Kansas City Tuesday morning. Mr. Hackey bought the Boschen property and occupies it. Clifton Medicine Show visits Clifton. Dr. Fulton of Kansas City performed an appendicitis operation on Miss Olga Solke. she is recovering. Lewis Neal remains bedridden this week. Claude Jackson was buried last Tuesday from the family home. Rev. McGane of Higginsville led services. Mrs. CN Elsen of Higginsville visited Mrs. Taylor Entrekin last Sunday and Saturday. Co W Liter returned from an extended visit with his son in Fort Worth Texas. Mrs. Mattie Lillard returned from a two month visit at various points in Illinois.
Rose and Tuckner Taylors Department Store join Murphy Mix and other merchants in sharing festive Christmas decorations. Local shoppers visit shops showcasing seasonal displays and decor.
Wednesday afternoon between four and five, a buggy pulled by two mules collided with an auto near the Strother place. J A Peck and L Teerell families escaped harm as the auto upset in a gutter after the mules turned suddenly. The Medlin party from Malta Bend reported minor effects and were later sent home. Mr Teerell offered to pay all damages. witness J T Claycomb called it a very narrow escape. Miss Bessie Davis of Hardeman has been ill.
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