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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

3

Gilliam County Notes On Illness Crime And Local Option

GILLIAM J. E. Whittle has been out with the grip this week while editor Vitt found turkeys and measles during a visit. Residents including Wm Kammeyer and families shopped from a distance. Mrs J F Cross travels to Marshall to care for her daughter at Vendome Hotel. Price Lee and Thos Butler near Cambridge are ill with typhoid fever. Local option is favored by many. Bert Williams, a night agent, is nervous after a Marshall hold up. he was forced to walk tied without coat or hat for two miles in a prior incident. Corn prices fell 25 cents per barrel in Gilliam this week. Several tramps were jailed overnight then released and ordered to leave town.

J. E. Whittle Vitt Wm. Kammeyer Wm. Bailey J. F. Holtman Albert Bergman J. P. Dysart J. F. Cross Marshall Mrs. Freemonth Vendome Price Lee Cambridge Down Butler Gilliam Bert Williams Bert

Rings Dyspepsia Tablets advertised for indigestion relief

An old advertisement claims Rings Dyspepsia Tablets quickly ease stomach trouble including indigestion and bloating with two days of free treatment. It urges readers to ask their druggist and notes the product is sold by P. B. Franklin.

Franklin

Waverly Bottoms News Roundup and Local Notes

Friday and Saturday visits described among the Demoss Earp and related families. John Earp ships cattle to St. Louis. Little Don Byars to hospital Tuesday, not improved. Measles in Argoods children. Mrs Jane Earp improving. Birth announcement for a daughter to Joe and wife. Advertisement for Bees Luxative Cough Syrup boasting cough relief and bowel movement aid. Sold by P. H. Franklin.

Bettie Demoss Jane Earp Janie Demoss Edith Earp John Earp Black Earp St. Louis Don Byars John Argoods James Dewess Jr Eurs Roy Earp M. J. Fletcher Edward Joe Ford P. H. Franklin

Daughters of Ash Suffer Horse Kick Misfortune

A daughter of Mr. Ash, residing north of the area, was kicked in the back by a horse. The incident was reported as part of local happenings and brief notices.

Ash North of There

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend

Chester Akeman and family visited Chase Crains last Sunday while Pleas Aldridge and family called on Ben Buie. Walter Cox visited his sister Mrs. Ben Hall of Rose Valley. Dick Halsey carried mail for Andrew Henley, rural carrier of Sweet Springs. Henley had measles. Miller School hosts Christmas tree next Monday evening. Also an advertisement touts 30 days treatment of Piveules for $1.00 with a money back guarantee.

Pleas Aldridge Ben Buie Walter Cox Ben Hall Rose Valley Dick Halsey Andrew Henley Sweet Springs Mr. Henley

Local Folks On Holiday Visits And Updates

Nelson Buxton and Jersey Dandridge drove to Marshall on business. Mr and Mrs Lewis Petry went to Boonville. Billy Smith visited his best girl. Miss Ella Shannon is reported better after illness. Baptist Sunday school prepares for a Christmas entertainment. Frank Otten spent the day in Boonville with his sister. Earl Sappington returns from Salt Lake City to visit parents. Walter Shouse visits his brother Albert around Sedalia. Dr L J Shuck and wife.

John Buxton Jersey Dandridge Marshall Lewis Petry Boonville Billy Smith Ella Shannon Frank Otten Earl Sappington Salt Lake City Walter Shouse Albert Sedalia L. J. Shuck

Memory Gem Match Ends In Boys Victory

Sunday report says N H 8 basketball team staged a memory gem challenge Friday night with both boys and girls. The boys won 12 to 8 as girls initially tensed the room. Also mentions Prof Berlin traveling to Marshall and back. An ad promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for cold relief and bowels cleansing with a money back guarantee.

Kansas Berlin Marshall N. H P. H. Frankilo

Miss Ella McGinnis Hosts Sans Souci Club Party

Slater notes Friday evening December 13th entertainment with novel games, pink and white club colors, and cut flowers. Jas Weldon of Hayllsville visited brother J W on Monday. Henry Fields returned from an Eastern trip. Mrs Willcock visited Marshall. Wao, Spence a C A machinist suffered knife wounds after leaving a saloon. Al Lewis colored man arrested and fined 35 and coats for cutting. Local merchants report unusually strong holiday trade.

Ella McGinnis Sans Souci Jas. Weldon Hynllsville J. W Henry Fields Mrs. Willcock Marshall Wao Spence al Lewis

A Fortunate Texan

Mr. E. W. Goodles of 107 Gs. Louis is noted as a fortunate Texan in a brief society item.

E. W. Goodles Louis

Local Happenings in Mt Leonard Community News

Mrs E Simmons visited Marshall Monday and Tuesday with Mrs John T Loward and daughter Virginia. Cora Osterhout spent Friday in Shackelford. Carol Grimes returned from near Slater. Lucy Bell of Carroll visited Mrs Charles Paul. Catherine Irvin visited relatives in Marshall. Young folks attended services in Salt Springs. Mrs 8 Sears improves. Mrs Barnes and Willis shopped in Marshall. Oquest visits Blackburn with Leta. Mrs M G Bray shopped in Marshall. Ladies Missionary study met with Mrs Scrivener. cocoa and cake served. Advert: Stones Little Liver Pills advertised by P B Franklin.

John T.loward Virginia C. J. Gquest Cora Osterhout Shackelford Carol Grimes Slater Lucy Bell Carrolltoo Charles Paul Catherine Irvin Marshall Salt Springs E. Sears Barnes Willis C. J. Oquest Leta Blackburn M. G. Bray D. J. Scrivener

Christmas Eve Tree Planned by Methodist Church

Drearville notes Little Johnie Neff improving after illness. Mrs Frank Auer visited her mother Mrs Jim Cope land at Miami last weekend. A Christmas Eve tree is planned at the Methodist church. Allie Soper was a Slater visitor last Saturday. Lavinia Lawler visited Gertrude Johneun last Sunday. Husley spent time with ...

Johnie Neff Frank Auer Jim Copeland Miami Allie Soper Slater Mise Lavinia Lawler Mises Gertrude Johneun Husley

Local Social Notes From Grand Pass And Area

Miss Mary Bucher of Grand Pass spent several days with Miss Viola Auer and Miss Kathryne Bucher who teaches Linu Grove School. Rev A R Hardy of Liberty Mo will preach at the Baptist church the first Sunday in January both morning and evening. Mrs J M Leisure and daughter Mixstone visited Mrs OSL Neil last Wednesday. Venable and son Car thea, formerly in Clovis California, are visiting friends and relatives in the area.

Mary Bucher Grand Pass Viola Pearl Auer Kathryne Bucher Linu Grove A.R. Hardy Liberty, Mo Baptist Church J. M. Leisure Mixstone Osl Neil

Republican Central Committee Meeting Called

The Republican Central Committee is hereby called to meet at the courthouse on Friday December 27 at 11 a.m. C. H. Tucker, Secretary.

The Republican Central Committee Court House IL A. m H. Tucker

Unclear Coincidences Mark Sweet Springs Item

A Saturday note from Sweet Springs mentions John John and Louis Falk with an odd coincidence involving marked goods. The report also mentions Jos Mackler’s stallion Champion dying of lockjaw and other local chatter including George Zumbell’s late-season farming notes and hog deaths.

John John Louis Falk Freeburg Jos Mackler George Zumbell J. HW. Coulter

Davis District Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Byrd Kitchen of near Carrollton visits her uncle C C Kitchen and family in Davis district. Henry Wernholdt visits his best sweet in Chariton county Sunday. Arthur Curl and family of near Ayres Sundayed at Jar Witt's.

Miss Byrd Kitchen Carrollton C. C. Kitchen Henry Wernholdt Chariton County Authur Curl Near Ayres Jar, Witt's

Died Isaac Bartow of Miami District 1007

Isaac Bartow died at his home six miles east of Miami on Wednesday morning December 11, 1007 at 2 o clock of pneumonia. He was 85 years old and had been in ill health for some time. Funeral held at New Prospect church conducted by Rev. Vardeman of Marshall and Rev. Norvell of Gilliam with burial in Hill Cemetery. He was a longtime member of Shiloh Baptist Church. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters.

Norvel Gilliam Ira Davis Isaac Bartow Miami Vardeman Marshall Norvell New Prospect Church Hill Cemetery Shiloh Baptist Church

Christmas Tree Event at Methodist Church in Arrow Rock

Monday visitors include Mrs Charlie Baker and Miss Roxie Pearson from Little Rock. Rev Bruce preached at the Baptist church. A joint Christmas tree is planned for December 4 at the Methodist church with Santa present for children. The Methodist service ended Monday due to the pastor's illness.

Bruce Baptist Church Roxie Pearson Little Rock B. F. Spence Stanard Shemwell Slickwater Baptist ‘Christian Methodist Dee Methodist Church D. Lawless Preston Eudes Dr. McGuire

For Sale 0 Acre Farm Near Marshall

Property listing from Marshall Republican office offering a small farm four miles from Marshall with a well improved war schoolhouse at a cheap price. No contact details provided.

Marshall Marshall Republican

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County Cretcher East Sid Square Telephone Marshall, Mo Chester Akeman Chase Crains Alex Patterson North Dakota Miller P, H, Franklin Nelson the Baptist Sunday School MT. Leonard Mrs. E. Simmons P. B. Franklin Drearville Venable and Son Carthea Clovis California Maccabees TH. B. Donobe P, D. Bail R. BK Davis District Charlie Baker Napton Henderson Gil Gil Waln T $T Manses Caranvienes Ane Jonce Ouanrat Santa Fe Texas Pecos Valley Colorado Arizona San Joaquin Valley New Mexico and Texas, Colorado
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