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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

4

Limma Dennis Visits and Local Ties Across County

County notes report Limma Dennis staying with sister Mrs. I J Holden and visits among families including Ed Meachum and Edgar Reid. Alice Reid returns home as illness halts school. various gatherings occur with Conner, Lemler, Vaught, and Krause families through weekend. Ella Lemler comes home Saturday.

Limma Dennis I. J. Holden Fritz Lemler Blackburn Alice Reid Robert Conners Robert Conner Marshall I. M. Smith J. P. Kuntz Henry Lemler Ed Meachum Edgar Reids Linnia Dennis Iria Miller Robbie Conner Murphy Charley Vaught Marshall Akeman Robi Conner Gus Krause Jas, Vaught

Christmas Visits and Local Appointments in Oak Grove

Sweet Springs notes list Reverend Dodson’s regular Oak Grove appointment. Visitors include Jim Wood from Kansas and Joe Farrell with sister Kate in Sedalia. Mrs. John Davis is gravely ill. Sam Parsons returns from Montana. Harold King arrives from North Dakota to spend Christmas. Henry Morrison and wife stay with Henry Scholle near Houstonia. Ida Richard hosts a Christmas tree at Oak Grove school on Friday night December 24.

Dodson Oak Grove Jim Wood Kansas Ida Richard Oak Grove School

Local visits and travel notices from Slater to Kansas City

Blackburn Jimmie Rolling visited his brother from Slater on Thursday. Oscar Boeschen, visiting relatives, left for Cole Camp on Saturday. August Keith and Willie John rode to Marshal on Saturday, Henry John called Sunday, Faris Rollins returned from several days in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. August Tagtmeyer shopped here Monday from near Waverly, H. E. Williams from Kansas City is visiting currently.

Oscar Boeschen Cole Camp August Keith Willie John Marshal Henry John Faris Rollins Kansas City August Tagtmeyer Waverly H. E. Williams

Local Notes From Marshall Area

Mrs. John Reith is on the sick list this week. Paul Jackson was calling here Saturday. Leo Wollenman and Milton Hester were calling here Monday. Editor Witt of Marshall was on our streets Tuesday. Miss Melia Steinbrueck is visiting homefolks, Tom Maddox of Marshall visiting relatives and friends.

John Reith Paul Jackson Leo Wollenman Milton Hester Editor Witt Marshall Melia Steinbrueck Tom Maddox

Waverly Local Notices and Christmas Wishes

Greates of Waverly filled his Petite-Law Chapel appointment with wife and son present. Hackett and Herrington of near Corder visited the neighborhood. Rumor hints at a wedding soon nearby. Mrs Ward Williams and daughter and Mrs T B Demons of Lone Jack visited Mrs W J Vogt. Sam Moritz and wife visited Moritz Bros south of Waverly. Mabel and Jessie Dickason shopped in Waverly, Clarence Sailor attended Asbury Chapel services. Prayer meeting at Petite-Saw Chapel next Tuesday. Stork adds another son to Lee Woodward and wife Dec 18. Merry Christmas 1910 and Happy New Year 1911.

Greates Waverly Petite- Law Chapel Messrs Hackett and Herrington Near Corder Ward Williams Demons Lone Jack Epent W. J. Vogt Sam Moritz Moritz Bros Miss Mabel Jessie Dickason Clarence Sailor Near Blosser Asbury Chapel Petitesaw Chapel Lexington Stork Lee Woodward

Coal Deal Ad At Marshall Marble and Granite Works

Farmers are asked to visit Marshall Marble and Granite Works for coal at four dollars a ton. D E Hammond proprietor notes shop at 51 54.

Marshall Marble and Granite Works D.E. Hammond

Local News Notes From Little Rock Area

Mr Berrycamp moved to the Smith corner last week. Remember the exercises at Fish Creek Christmas eve. Otto Cramer busy putting in lights for Ehler Bros at various places. Misses Anna and Laura Peuster were callers here last week. Otto Cramer called on his lady friend Sunday. Mrs Fritz Weiher is on the sick list. Henry Mattox through gathering corn. George Pearson Jr called on his best girl Sunday. Henry Bierbaum’s little boy Otis sick with pneumonia. George Pearson on the sick list. Henry Mattox, Harry Pearson and Herbert Ferney hog killing Monday. Dr W L Sharp was a Marshall caller last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Olendorff a girl Dec 12. Joe Giger still on the mend. Freddie, son of John Kraak, on the sick list. George Pearson Sr was a Marshall caller Wednesday. Wm Bailey of east of town made annual visit Monday.

Berrycamp Smith Corner Fish Creek Otto Cramer Ehler Bros Anna Laura Peuster Fritz Weiher Henry Mattox George Pearson Jr Henry

Sickness and social notes in Buckeye area

The Buckeye neighborhood reports widespread illness but a lively Shiloh school social on Saturday night. Brief items note dining with J B Irvine, Nellie Porter and sister Bessie, Amos Porter and Dr M in Miami, J B Irvine in Brunswick, and several locals like Arthur and Mrs Clara Gadberry visiting Slater.

Shiloh Woods J. B. Irvine Nellie Porter Bessie Amos Porter Doctor M Miami Brunswick Buck Eye Arthur Gadberry Slater Clara Gadberry

Old remedy Winslow syrup tins touted for mothers

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy used by millions of mothers for children. It claims wide usage among sixty five teams and stresses relief from pain, asserting the product as a long tried remedy enduring since June 20th, 100. The text feels garbled but preserves the product claim and date reference.

Christmas greetings and visits across towns

Miss Francia Welch has been quite sick the past week. Loyd Cort returned from Chillicothe to spend the holidays with his parents. Miss Elizabeth Evrard shopped in Marshall Saturday. Fred Smitherman and family of Mexico visit here this week. George Robison returned from Atchison, Kansas to spend Christmas with homefolks. Miss Annie Briggs returned from Bates City. Charley Strong and family hunted Santa in Kansas City. Mrs Henry Briggs and sons visited relatives in Kansas City Mayview and Corder last week. Douglas Crank of Marshall visited A. B. Cort. The Sunday school will host a Christmas tree for the children Saturday evening.

Francia Welch Loyd Cort Chillicothe Elizabeth Evrard Marshall Fred Smitherman Mexico George Robison Atchison Kansas Annie Briggs Bates City Charley Strong Santa Claus

Prospect events and church notes from a busy week

Henry Jones and family along with Johnie Rupert and wife visited Otto Ruperts Sunday. Rosie Norvells family sick all week. Prospect school to hold a tree Friday night Dec 24. Miss Clara Bollman and gentleman friend attended Prospect preaching. Miss Mary Herrman guest of Miss Gertie Ayres Sunday. Three of Will Beeler's children ill with scarletina. Missionary ladies of New Prospect plan an oyster supper Thursday night Dec 29 at Mrs. Clarence Ireland home for society funds. Everyone bring their quart er. Harry Hummel and wife at J W Ayres Sunday. Knasas City Star: a minister preaching, stranger with trumpet entered, girl asked if it was Gabriel.

Henry Jones Johnie Rupert Otto Ruperts Rosie Norvells Prospect School Clara Bollman Slater Prospect Mary Herrman Gertie Ayres Will Beelers Scarletina New Prospect Clarence Ireland Harry Hummel J. W. Ayres

Weather and social notes from Cretcher area

Dry conditions bring water hauling as residents cope with drought. Mrs. Jim O Neal and Mrs. Nightwine are reported very sick. Mrs. John Hayes shopped in Marshall on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sale Aulgur and family shopped in Marshall Saturday. John Twilling visited his sister Mrs. Frank Henry last week. Frank Henry and children shopped in Marshall Saturday.

Jim O'Neal John Hayes Marshall Nightwine Sale Aulgur John Twilling Frank Henry

Dr Ball Antiseptic Salve for Skin Diseases

Dr Ball's Antiseptic Salve promoted for all skin diseases. River View items note Orson King shipped two loads of hogs to St Louis Thursday. Various local notices include travel, family births, trading, visits, and business in Slater Gilliam Arrow Rock Blackwater and Marshall with prices and health updates.

Stingless Bee Bulletin and Judge’s Whisky Verdicts

A bulletin by John Barrett praises stingless bees as the best and safest for babies, while a Missouri farmer accuses Barrett of lying about stingless Mexican bees. A Pennsylvania judge on a stagecoach short tale concludes nothing is better than whisky as liquor supporters laugh.

John Barrett Bureau of American Republics Barrett Mr. Barrett Missouri Mexico Pennsylvania

Whimsical exchanges and a Leicester merry-go-round tale

A trove of humorous quips from Youths Companion and London Telegraph includes a stubborn youngster crying for a baby who fell and a relative's indifference, plus Frank Bertram recounting a well known actor's anecdote about a debt and a coercive roundabout ride. The charm rests on social friction and ironic wit.

London Telegraph Frank Bertram Leicester

Island Sinks after Quake Claims 170 in Costa Rica

A Caribbean island in the Ilo pango Lagoon near Costa Rica sank after a sequence of earthquakes. About 150 to 170 people, including families and children, were believed drowned as the island disappeared below the lagoon, with survivors reaching the mainland by boat as aftershocks and rising seas curtailed relief.

Port Limon Costa Rica Ilopango Salvador Republic Gays

Saline County Bar Adopts Death of Judge Bush Resolutions

The Saline County Bar Association met December 19 1910 in the Circuit Court Room to address the death of Judge William D Bush A three member resolutions committee was formed with L W Scott D D Duggins and T H Harvey The association expressed sorrow and sympathy to the family and requested copies of the resolutions be provided to the widow and to the Saline County Circuit Court at its next session

Saline County Bar Association Circuit Court William D. Bush L. W. Scott W. H. Meschede D. D. Duggins T. H. Harvey Saline County Missouri

Fire disaster in Philadelphia kills hundreds of responders

In a large blaze in Philadelphia on Wednesday, 483 firemen and policemen were killed when the walls of the burning building collapsed. Many more were wounded in the catastrophe.

Philadelphia

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