Subscriptions rise as locals renew at office visits
Prominent West Glasgow farmer Joseph Sellmeyer paid taxes and renewed his subscription. Mrs Brandon and H C Stolberg also renewed. West Glasgow attorneys Louis Barringhaus and R B Caples visited on probate business with renewals. Multiple locals from Sweet Springs Napto and Blue Lick renewed, with notes of a mule loss and Santa Claus hunting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sellmeyer
West Glasgow
J. ©. Brandon
Louis Barringhaus
R. B. Caples
Kessler
Mr. Barringhaus
Fritz Strodman
Henry Haskamp
Julius Welton
J.M. Clark
Republican
Creteker
W. KR. Fitzgerald
Blue Lick
Joe
Sam Flair
Blackburn
Globe- Democrat
Edw. Thomas
Jos. Deckard
Plains
Santa Claus
Mr. Deckard
Arch
Earl Huff
Native boys warned as running lineup grows southwest of town
A terse note warns that the running lineup southwest of town is advancing and native boys should be wary. It hints at potential trouble as the area near the line tightens and outsiders pace the scene. Officials offer cautionary guidance to local youths amid mounting tensions.
Property transfers and land deals in multiple towns
A jumble of real estate transactions across Miami, Malta Bend, Slater, Marshall, and Marshall district, listing transfers from W E Crawford to Josiah C Mey ere pt lot 2,3 block 27 Miami, Nancy Kratzer to Wm Ballard two acres to 60.19, and numerous other lot, block, and acreage exchanges with prices ranging from 2500 to 7000. The item also bakes in unrelated boilerplate and an advertisement for a liver remedy and a fragment of a serialized story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Crawford
Josiah C Meyere
Miami
Nancy Kratzer
Wm Ballard
Tre Mary A Martin
Fred A Ayers
Walker & Jones
Malta Bend
Geo W Smith
Henry Clay
Fast Marshall
C J Wheeler
East Marshall
Mary O Mead
Dani J Dick& S
Alex Gries
Albert Drusicke
Mood Hupp
Roy Williams
Eubank
Slater
Malman
Clemens Winklot
JM Markabury
Chas Brown
Acros
Roy Burgard
J M Markebury
Marshall
Stephen T Annot
Nathan Aono
P Gwinn
Chae Mead
Weat Slater
Hoggemalto
W Grad. Shaw
Arrow Rock
Uncalled for Letters at Marshall Postoffice 1907
List of dead letters dated December 18 1907 to be sent to dead letter office if unclaimed within two weeks Miss Nellie Clark Lucia Shephard Mrs J R Adams Mr Frank Field G W Lowery Leo H Morrin D E B Preston M T Chastalo P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Postoffice
Hhio
Nellie Clark
Lucia Shepherd
J. R. Adams
Frank Field
G. W. Lowery
Leo H. Morrin
D. EB. Preston
T. Chastalo
P. M
Local Transfers and Visits Include West Morgan Street Purchase
R K McDaniel the tailor at Terrell and DeGarmo's meat market bought the Gwinn residence on West Morgan Street for 625 dollars through LE Benedick. Edward Heisler stopped in Marshall on route to Hiawatha Kansas where he moved a year ago and prefers the view. Dr and Mrs Geo T Nuckles plan a holiday visit with Mrs Nuckles parents Mr and Mrs McMichael at Kirksville leaving this evening on the C A line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. McDaniel
Terrell & DeGarmo
Gwinn
West Morgan
Benedick
Edward Heisler
Marshall
Hiawatha
Kansas
Geo. T. Nuckles
Napton man reports cattle market drift in Kansas City
S Barnett of Napton returned from Kansas City Wednesday where he watched stock cattle prices rise and fat cattle prices fall. He found the market unfavorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Barnett
Napton
Kansas City
Dave
River View Social Notes From Gilliam County
River View reports a flurry of weekend visits and trades. Onie Thomas and family visited relatives in Gilliamt over the weekend. Mrs. Harry Johnson and Miss Mattie Johnson traded in Gilliam Thursday. Mrs. W. H. Thornton and Mrs. Mary Hensick traded in Slater Saturday. W. J. Thornton and wife of Forest Grove visited relatives here Sunday. Ed Leimkubler and wife traded in Little Rock Saturday. Mr. Kammeyer transacted business at the county seat. Wm. Dilly traded to Gilliam Thursday. Jesse Hensick and daughter visited I. P. Neff near Hardeman Sunday. Col. J H. Auer called on the fair sex here Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onie Thomas
Perlula Dysart
Gilliamt
Harry Johnson
Mattie Johnson
Gilliam
W. H. Thornton
Mary Hensick
Slater
W. J. Thornton
Forest Grove
Ed Leimkubler
Little Rock
Kammeyer
Wm. Dilly
Jesse Hensick and Daughter
I. P. Neff
Hardeman
Col. J H. Auer
Woodson Family Visits and Local Social Highlights
Mrs. Gorrell and daughter Miss Lilla from Kansas City visit C. W. Gorrells this week. Alonzo Ziegel moved to a home he bought near Herndon. John Hess and sister Mary with Miss Walker dined at C. W. Gorrells Sunday. Rev. Cox preached a farewell sermon at Salem church. A play by Woodson and Prairie Lawn schools will be at Salem Baptist church on the 20th.
New Home Notes From Elmwood Church and Village
Charles O Martin shopped in Marshall this week Rev Diggs delivered two sermons at Elmwood on Sunday Misses Francis Reager and Dollie Harris visited Miss Ethel McKinney Little Georgia Forbes had an accident last week dislocating an arm she is recovering nicely Ruth McKinney visited Maude and Dora Harris Elmwood Methodist church will host an oyster and ice cream supper on December 27 1007 Everyone is invited Miss Mionie Harris visited Mrs A P Reage of Elmwood on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millionaire
Thos. W. Lawson
Wall Street
T. W. Lawson
Sicily Islands
Thomas W. Lawson
Newcastle
London
Dyware
Florida
Faust
Lawson
Charles O. Martin
Marshall
Diggs
Elmwood
Francis Reager
Dollie Harris
Ethel McKinney
Georgia Forbes
Ruth McKinney
Maude
Dora Harris
Methodist Church
Mionie Harris
A.P. Reage
Dolls and toys at W H Fletchers price cut
Four price for dolls and all kinds of toys at W H Fletchers. Now is your chance to buy them at less than the cost of making them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fletchers
Millions Deserted in Cincinnati 1907 Social Plight
The Humane Society reports 2600 wives and 5400 children deserted by husbands in the first eleven months of 1907. Alcohol is blamed for about half the cases, prompting a request for legislative action at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Humuane Society
Locals Briefs Note Winter Messages and Visits
Tomorrow is the shortest day of the year. Will Mesehede had legal business in Slater Tuesday. Mrs. Sadie French of Nap ton visits her niece Mrs. J. T. Featherstone on Redman Ave. Judge L. H. Tucker and wife left Tuesday for Texas to visit their son L. G. His daughter, sick, is improving. his grandson also shows improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman arrive from near Nelson Wednesday, helping Santa Claus with duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mesehede
Slater
Sadie French
Napton
J. T. Featherstone
Redman Ave
L. H. Tucker
Texas
L. G
R. W. Eddy
East of Town
Henry Zimmerman
Nelson
Santa Claus
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H. C. Stolberg
Near Sweet Springs
Sweet Springs
John Fowler
Henry Mueller
H. A. Elsner
Elsner Dry Goods Co
Jos. L. Bodenheimer
J. M. Haggard
John John
W. H. Dickerson
Bravcer Bell
J. T. Fombell
G. E. Remick
M. C. Kuykendall
John Reid Han
Rawood
Fea
Myers & Bell’s
Doilies
Portieres
Leggins
River View
Woodson
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