Locals from Marshall area note visitors and travel
Houstonia caller R C Finley visited Saturday while Chas Walbourn came from Cretcher Monday. Mrs Wm Mitchel left for Mayfield Kansas to visit her daughter. J E Chamberlain of Shackleroad searched for Santa Claus Saturday. Ed Guitar visits relatives during holidays. Bruce family spending holidays with Parrishparents. Wanted good short horn bull, send details to Marshall Republican. R P White and two sons left for Howard county to visit homefolks. Emery Keith and son Roy from Salisbury visiting. Anna Langan of Kansas City visiting Dolores Campbell. John F Meyer pays taxes yearly at Marshall and is thanked for patronage. Henry Lewler returned from Oklahoma trip. John Ernst and August Schlapper paid taxes and visited the Republican. J C Harney and daughter of Macedonia Town returned home after a pleasant visit. L H Haesemeyer of Nupton met son Louis at State University, daughter Emma to spend Christmas at home. Ed Keehart reported a lost winter lap robe between Slaters and his home. School board decided not to establish a new build ron Dec Slut and pre school will continue for a while over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Guitar
W. E. Parrish
Wm. Rollo Bruce
W. H. Fletcher
Marshall Republican
J. C. Harney
Macedonia
Jack Dean
L. H. Haesemeyer
Nupton
Louis
State University
Emma
Ed. Keehart
Northeast Town
Slaters
Republican and Democratic loyalties stir rural town chatter
Residents discuss political leanings as L. L. Huff of Gilliam reports moving onto the Claude Young farm east of town. Huff says he could stand the Republican a year even though he is a Democrat, and the paper notes the Democratic dollar as good as gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Huff
Gilliam
Claude Young
Reid-ThomasWedding at Herndon Home
Edgar Reid and Minnie Thomas wed on December 15 at six in the home of the bride’s parents two miles south of Herndon. Rev Clemens of Marshall officiated as the couple were united under a wedding bell. A four-course supper followed with wedding cake, dime for Miss Ritter Smiley, ring to Lester Thomas, and a darning needle to Lester Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Thomas
Herndon
Edgar Reid
Minnie Thomas
Clemens of
Marshall
Lula Thomas
Dora Thomas
Ethel Thomas
Mrs. Smiley
Elmer Reid
Miss Dora
Miss Ethel
Miss Ritter Smiley
Lester Thomas
Lester Harris
Bridal couple to reside at home near Herndon
A wedding report notes the bridal couple will live at their home near Herndon and will receive best wishes from acquaintances nationwide. A guest is mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear Herndon
Wood-Tomas wed in Baton New Mexico Christmas Eve
Thomas Wood and Claude Thomas of Baton New Mexico unite with Miss Blanche Wood of Napton in a Christmas evening ceremony at the bride’s home. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thomas, is an engineer on the Santa Fe railroad. They plan to reside in Raton, leaving next Wednesday, as friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Thomas
Baton New Mexico
Blanche Wood
W. D. Wood
Napton
Alex Thomas
East of Town
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Miss Wood
Raton
East Eastwood
Berta Thomas
Tlarry Wilbon
Thelma Thomas
New Postal Law Sets Renewal Windows for Subscriptions
The post office department issues a new rule effective January. Publishers have a reasonable time to renew subscriptions. If renewals are not made after the paid term, deadlines apply: Dailies three months, Tri-weeklies six months, Weeklies one year, Semi-weeklies three months, Monthlies four, Bi-monthlies six, Quarterlies six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
No Pay No Paper Rules Set for Second Class Postage
The new order reaches Marshall and Postmaster Chastain says it will be enforced next week. It states weekly newspapers cannot be credited beyond a year for subscriptions and newspapers must be prepaid at regulated second class rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Office
Chastain
Rev. Osborne shot by druggist in Harrisburg
Rev. Osborne pastor of the Harrisburg Baptist church was seriously wounded Monday morning when Dr. O M Long of Harrisburg drew and fired a revolver during a dispute over a temperance sermon. The ball passed through the arm and shoulder, with the bullet not yet located. Osborne rests as well as could be expected. Mrs. Osborne left for Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Harrisburg
Boone County
O. M. Long
Baptist Church
Dr. Long
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area Record Listings
Hettie M Spence and others transfer 40 acres in Block 22 Arrow Oak to Jon Sehelaer. Virginia K. Durrett et al acquire Lot 6 Block 15 English Addition. Allee to F D Burne 29 acres. Gwinn to McDaniel a lot in Koglieh Add. Mead to Monroe Mead 1 acre. Geo Vogl to Geo Treibech 4400. Various names and parcels listed with unsettled details. An advertisement for home remedies and money-back guarantees appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie M Spence
Tod
Spence
Durrett
Jon Sehelaer
Virginia
D Burne
Gwinn
KK McDaniel & Wife
Koglieh
Kubank
Sam
Koventhal
Derbo
Mead
Monroe Mead
Geo Vogl
Geo Treibech
Turkey Shooting At Jett Rose’s Brick Yard
Turkey shooting took place at Jett Rose’s brick yard all day New Year’s Day. The event featured Shoot No. 8 factory loaded shells and involved D. E. Hammond and John Fremouth in the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett Rose
D. E. Hammond
John Fremouth
New Officers Named for Poledo, St Louis & Western Chicago & Alton Railroads
The C. and A. announces promotions and lists new officers for the Poledo Saint Louis and Western Chicago and Alton lines including D. Bowes in St Louis and J. Burns in Kansas City A. G. positions for C. BR. Davidson Chicago R. J. McKay Chicago Rh. L. Brown Toledo district passenger agt G. B. Beekman New Ro ghid Pass Agt Hosta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis & Western
Chicago & Alton
D. Bowes
A. G
St. Louis
J. Burns
BP. A
Kansas City
C. BR. Davidson
Chicago
R. J. McKay
Rh. L. Brown
Toledo
G. B. Beekman
New Roghid Pass
Hosta
Sold Two Jacks from Shackleford to Colorado Buyer
John Barr of Shackleford Saturday shipped two jack animals to W A Pigg of Black Mountain Colorado and received 190. They are described as splendid young animals raised by Barr himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barr
Shackleford
Jacks
W. A. Pigg
Black Mountain
Colorado
Barr
Missing stallion Sampson dies at Cretcher farm
Sampson, the prized stallion owned by Joe Mackler, who was reported sick last week, died on Mackler's farm near Cretcher Thursday. The horse's death ends a brief illness affecting the valued animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mackler
Sampson
Cretcher
Buxton and Finley Tie The Knot In Nelson Home
John W. Buxton, a leading Nelson youth, and Miss Arvella Finley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Finley were married at the bride’s parents home in Nelson. The couple’s ceremony took place in a quiet family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Buxton
Nelson
Arvella Finley
J. F. Finley
Bride
Sear Te
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East Hound
Llewk
Bt Lavi
Hamner Kamial &T. Lavn i
Baris
Missouri Pacific RY
Wazrai
R. C. Finley
Houstonia
Chas. Walbourn
R. P. White
Ralph
Norris
Howard County
Emery Keith
Roy
Salisbury
Anna Langan
Dolores Campbell
John F. Meyer
Gillam
Henry Lewler
Oklahoma
John Ernst
August Schlapper
Western Saline
Marshall, Mo
Plains
Thomas Wood
Ruth Caroline Maddox
G. C.maddox
Bright
Ruth
J. D. Billingsley
Hler
Elder Wharton
Ridge Park
John N. Roseberry
S. D. Houx
Moydoux
Mr. Roseberry
Mexico
Texas
Rev
James Henderson
McAllister Springs
Droplay
Rose Valley Cemetery
Diggs
Sweet Springs
Lloustouian
Ace W. Allen
Sharon
J. Ee. Norvell
J. R. Thomas
GARDA
Rose Schabarth
Cole
Cardal
Smith
U. Franklin
Turkey
Buxton
Finley
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