Webb and Moore couple wed in Napton ceremony
JL Webb son of J B Webb from Hardeman married Bertha Moore daughter of JQ Moore on Monday evening December 29th at the bride’s Napton home with Rev Boot Wharton officiating. After the ceremony the couple visited the groom’s father nearby, where a wedding supper was served, and the next day were hosted by the bride’s relatives. The Republican offers congratulations.
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James J. Roberts
James M. Roberts
Luln Stephens
Robert Peters
Carthage
Til
Letha Stephens
Crockett, Stephens
Macon City
Cit
Mr Caldwell
CP Church
Mendelsohin
J. R. Lyell
Robert7l
Cartheye, I
Missouri Valley College
Our City
Roberts
Baltimore
Kansas City
Marshall
Verby Street
JM. Ragsdale
Geo. N. Davis
Will Armentrout
Beroniican
James N. Tavilor
Rosa L. Thoms
M. N. Thomas
Arrow Rock
Lb. C Bolton
Mrs. Taylor
JL. J. Webb
J. B. Webb
Hardeman
Bertha Moore
JQ. Moore
Rooo
Napton
Rev
Boot. Wharton
Wycoff Harris Wedding in Sharon on December 26 1906
Mr W T Wycoff and Miss Lillie Harris of Sharon were married in this city on December 26 1906 by Rev James Martin. The Beronnican joins friends in congratulating the couple and wishing them a bright future.
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W. T. Wycoff
Lillie Helle Harris
Sharon
James Martin
Beronnican
Davis Woodard Ambie Woodard Married in Malta Bend
Mr Wilber I Davis and Miss Ambie M Woodard, both of Malta Bend, wed on Tuesday December 25 in the city, ceremony performed by Squire Charles M Hawley. The Republican extends con.
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Mr. Wilber I, Davis
Ambie M. Woodard
Malta Bend
Squire Charles M. Hawley
Kiel and Godman couple wed at Malta Bend home
Frank Kiel son of farmer Chris Kiel of Laynesville married Miss Bertha Godman daughter of W F Godman on Sunday evening December 23 at the home of the officiating minister in Malta Bend. The Bernucan extends congratulations.
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Frank Kiel
Chris Kiel
Laynesville
Bertha Godman
W. F. Godman
Malta Bend
Berenucan
Entertained at Dinner and Whist Club Gathering
Mr and Mrs John Mahard hosted a Christmas day family reunion at their South Lafayette home with W K Madard June K King and family and Mr and Mrs John Robock and families present. Mrs J Chase hosted the Capitol Hill Whist Club on Thursday with a lively duplicate whist session and a luncheon of cold turkey chicken salad hot rolls frozen punch coffee and macaroons.
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John Mahard
South
Lafayette Avenue
J Vo Chase
Capitol Hill
Dinner on Highland for Slater guests at English avenue
Miss Edna Brightwell hosted a Thursday dinner at her English avenue home for friends from Slater including Dora Brightwell Zera Snoddy Alberta Jester and Kimma Crear. Courses featured Oyster stew turkey brick cream cake and coffee followed by games music and conversation with additional invitees Dora Tipping Kate MecAmis and others.
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Edna Brightwell
English Avenue
Slater
Dora Brightwell
Zera Snoddy
Alberta Jester
Kimma Crear
Dora Tipping
Kate MecAmis
Guy MecAmis
Homer
Fred Tipping
Will Naylor
George Duggins
Philo King
Railroad officials survey Bowling Green area findings
Till Reduce the Louisiana Grade Henry Draper, assistant chief engineer and other officials of the Chicago & Alton Railroad were in Bowling Green last week. They were making a resurvey of areas along the line to update maps and assess track conditions.
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Henry Draper
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Bowling Green
Alton Hill Plan Cuts Grades and Curves on Line
A detailed analysis discusses reducing grades and curves on the route at Alton Hill to an even 1 percent grade and two degree curves. The project requires replacing the right of way and lowering the station building and track by 17 feet, with costs near 100000 initially and potentially double if needed. The move follows Altons experiment with cotton engines on this division, and either the grade must be reduced or engine use halted.
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Alton Hill
Alton
Smallpox Situation In Marshall Denies Wider Outbreak
The Republican disclaims exaggerated reports from the county and state about smallpox in Marshall noting at most twenty mild cases with no fatalities. Medical opinion varies on whether it is genuine smallpox, but spread appears limited and officials will take measures to prevent transmission. Reports from Saline County and many parts of the state have been misrepresented.
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Marshall
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Moberly Daily Monitor
Saline County
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