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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
14
A sharp sale offers Blue Beaver Overcoat at 4.48 normally 6.50 and Irish Frieze Overcoat at 89.00. Stock ranges 3.50 to 18 dollars with prices lower than rivals. Kersey Suit 4.98, Auburn Melton 10.00, Worsted Suit 12.50, Boys and Youths suits from 1.50 to 15.00.
Rev J N Huggins, recently transferred from Missouri, earned universal satisfaction at Haywood Street in Ashville. His year included 72 church accessions, $1800 parsonage fund, Riverside Mission Chapel over 800 cost, and continued Epworth League support and school subscriptions, with the church repapered and carpeted. He will lead Concord ME Church, with all dues paid.
Winckwater News reports the death of Mrs Lula Pauline Wiggins at Pueblo Colorado December 3 1900 after a long illness. Born Pleasant Hill Missouri 1870 she moved to Arrow Rock Missouri as a child and later married John L Wiggins February 7 1895 in Wichita Kansas. Surviving are six children and two brothers and two sisters. The funeral was December 14 at Concord Christian Church with burial at Concord Cemetery. The Republication extends sympathy to the family.
Mrs. Mary P. Neff aged 72 widow of John M. Neff died Wednesday December 12 at her home in Hardeman after a year of poor health and six weeks of rapid decline. Born and raised in Saline she spent most of her life on the family farm where she died.
Coroner Ragsdale with jurors Ab Trigg foreman and others examined witnesses after viewing the body of William Johnson. The inquest met in the circuit court room and adjourned to Monday December 17. The jury found death caused by a blow from an unknown blunt instrument.
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