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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
8
Christmas shoppers are invited to Bh. F. Naylor Hardware & Furniture Co to view new stock. The store highlights chairs with modern design and finish, sideboards, book cases, chiffoniers, and children's chairs. Also displayed are wagons, sleds, pocket knives, razors, carvers, and skates with a promise of good goods and prices.
A note from Mrs. J N Huggins of Ashville North Carolina to Mrs James Calvert of this city expresses happiness Concord will be their future home The charge is reported as the best in the conference with 600 members The Concord church is described as a fine house with opera chairs and a nine room parsonage richly furnished including a telephone Mr C B Coltrane and family longtime Methodist residents entertained the visitors during conference A young lady received a $1000 check from her grandfather Moore upon arrival The Republicgan wishes continued birthday luck with each year.
A decorative birth notice announces the arrival of little Miss Margaret Stephens Moore on December Sth to Mr and Mrs Paul B Moore of Jefferson City. The card expresses hopes the daughter will bring lifelong comfort to her parents and relatives.
The Monday Club notes a December 17 gathering at the Mistletoe Club with papers on The Newcomes and Thackeray and Dickens. An animated novel discussion followed the program while local real estate moves were reported by Newton & Leonard, including several district sales.
Mr J H Coulter SM Sunday school superintendent Elmwood visited Marshall on Tuesday to announce a Christmas service for his school on the evening of the 20th. A literary program music and a Christmas tree with a present for each of 46 scholars were planned. Miss Sophia Moser hosted about 25 young friends at the event.
The Dinkies club formed by Misses Floy and Claude Tucker Mamie Sharp Ruth Dysart and Nell Crear dined at Loomis on Wednesday with oysters prepared in several ways. I N Bradshaw of near Coffeyville Kansas visited Will Brown last week. He once farmed Saline County and prospered in Kansas aided by a gas well on his farm providing fuel and light.
A small gathering at a home on Odell Avenue Monday evening honored Gertrude Culbertson. Guests enjoyed music and games, light refreshments, and a pleasant departure as they thanked the hostess for an enjoyable evening.
Mr Ad C Lewis and his interesting daughters entertained at dinner Thursday evening at their home on East Arrow street with Rev J W Howell his wife and daughter Frances and their guest Miss Howard of Boonville among the attendees.
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