County News Briefs Highlight Ills and Visits
Wm. Treece is very ill at this writing. Little Claude Dicker is very low but slightly better. Miller school-house has no classes this week due to Miss Penick’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders and Vernon Saunders returned to North Dakota after a lengthy visit. Mrs. Walter H. Wilson and her son left for Oklahoma after visiting Martin Gray. Lee Wyrick spent Thursday night at J. P. Wilson's. Mrs. Sallie Van Buskirk visited relatives in Marshall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shores of southern Missouri are visiting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Treece
Claude
Riley Dickerson
Miller School
Miss Penick
James Saunders
Vernon
North Dakota
Walter H. Wilson
Little Son
Oklahoma
Martin Gray
Lee Wyrick
J. P. Wilson’s
Sallie van Buskirk
Marshall
Will Shores
Missouri
River View Notable Movements and Local Visits
Robert King transacted business at the county seat Friday. Flora Leimkuhler visited sister Mrs. T. M. Eplers several days last week. Dr Sharp was a Monday afternoon caller. Frank Leimkuhler went to Marshall on business. Col. G. G. Jenkins of Fish Creek bought hogs from Adolph Behrls. Henry Viebrock traded with William Friday. A. J. Keys of Maryball also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert King
Flora Leimkuhler
T. M. Eblers
Dr Sharp
Frank Leimkuhler
Marshall
Mr. Weir
Osage
Frits Weir
Col
G. G. Jenkins
Fish Creeks
Adolph Bchuls
Henry Viebrock
William Friday
A.J. Keys
Maryball
Local folks and weekend visits noted across nearby towns
Thursday locality residents spent the night with Jesse Hensick. Mr. Conway of Marshall was buying mules here recently. Guy Fowler visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. J. R. Heuman spent several days with Conrad Heuman and family near Arrow Rock last week. L. E. Odell wife and baby visited near Napton Sunday. Jesse Hensick and daughter were trading in Marshall Monday. Joe King and wife were trading in Gilliam Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hensick
Mr. Conway of
Marshall
Guy Fowler
J. R. Heuman
Conrad Heuman
Arrow Rock
L. E. Odell
Napton
Jesse Hensick and
Joe King and
Gilliam
Local Biz and Social Notes From Shackelford Area
Shackelford Sale Aulger and Will Tuckler of near Cretcher went southeast to buy stock cattle. James McElfresh spent Sunday and Monday in Bedalia. Grandpa Treece of Crether is quite sick with pneumonia. Ed Chamberlain and Hardin Sandidge went to Kansas City for a load of stock heifers. Lester Boatright of near Herndon is building a new house. Mr and Mrs Frank Deil have returned to North Dakota. McElfresh bought a new buggy and will drive west soon. Leockie and Susie Farmer of Mt Olive are visiting the Hudson home near Shackelford. Hudson of Shackelford was in Sedalia for the Poland China bog sale and bought four sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale Aulger
Will Tuckwiller
Near Cretcher
James McElfresh
Bedalia
Grandpa Treece
Cretcher
Ed Chamberlain
Hardin Sandidge
Kansas City
Lester Boatright
Herndon
Frank Deil
North Dakota
Leockie
Susie Farmer
Mt. Olive
Hudson
Shackelford
F.M. Hudson
Sedalia
Poland
Community Notes From Sweet Springs and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Shepherd of Kansas City visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. M Harwood in Sweet Springs. D Hoefer bank inspector was here earlier in the week. Our new school house will be dedicated next Monday. Will Ghelken and Miss Voglesmeier married at the Lutheran church Sunday evening Feb 9. Mrs. Mary Wallhaus of St Louis visits son Gus Walhaus. C E Davis left Tuesday for western points. Mrs A Armstrong and son of Oak Grove visit M M Weekley. Kate Newhart of Napton was guest last week of Mrs Martha Evans. Mesdames C H Kelly and Walter Stallings return from Cole Camp. R Sam Hays returns home after weeks away. Rev S P Gott of Liberty in town in support of William Jewel College. Jake Smith and wife of Altus Okla visit son in Sweet Springs. H K Smith and wife, formerly of Granville ND, have relocated to Peery Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Armstrong
Oak Grove
M. M. Weekley
Kate Newhart
Napton
Martha Evans
Local Family Travels and Funeral Attendance
Farm south of town notes Geo Fowler and family from Bates City attended the funeral of Geo’s father. Mrs. Fowler plans to stay. A A Smith and daughter of Kansas City visited Postmaster Smith while he was ill. Alex Oelschlager and family relocate to Wheatley Arkansas. Miss Mary Whalen of Sedalia stayed with her aunt Belle Fowler. Mrs. J C Magness spending week in St Louis. C M Hagan and John Hagan with wives were in Marshall for L A Hagan funeral. Mrs. J H Dooley aided in post office after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fowler
Bates City
Fowler
A. A. Smith
Kansas City
Smith
Alex Oelschlager
Wheatley
Ark
Mary Whalen
Sedalia
Belle Fowler
J. CC. Magness
St. Louis
C. M. Hagan
John Hagan
Marshall
L. A. Hagan
J. H. Dooley
Local notes from Davis district and surrounding towns
Mrs A H Audsley is recovering from a broken arm sustained last Wednesday. Mrs P G Sullivan visited her parents near New Frankfort last Friday. Miss Byrd Kitchen returned home near DeWitt Friday. Fred Theiss of Slater visited Joseph Herrmann’s home for several days. J B Johnson and family moved to a farm recently vacated by James Witt and family who moved to Slater. Floyd Stephens did business in Marshall Saturday. Mrs Joseph Gadberry and daughter Pansy shopped in Slater Saturday. David Rodgers and family visited P Winning and family on Monday. Special price of 35c at Col Po Chapel Friday February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Audsley
P. G. Sullivan
New Frankfort
Miss Byrd Kitchen
DeWitt
Fred Theiss
Slater
Joseph Herrmann
Johnson
James Witt
Floyd Stephens
Marshall
Joseph Gadberry
Pansy
David Rodgers
P. Winning
Family
Land Transfers and Farm Purchases Near Napton
Will Come to Marshall Barnett and Son sell their Napton farm of 160 acres to J F Davis for 11000 with possession to begin March 1. They bought Justice farm of 202 acres two miles southeast of town at 80 acres and will take possession in a year. They moved Saturday to the Corder farm south of Marshall.
Unclear fragment from farm notice near Little Rock fields
Fragmentary OCR item describes a farm near Little Rock with ages 3 and 92 and mentions J. B. Detmer. Details are unreadable and multiple words are garbled, preventing a clear event, date, or action.
Local notes mix of illness sales and events beyond Feb 14
Mrs John Mitchells sister Mrs Frank Oswald of La mine is seriously ill. Prof Ott at College Chapel February 14 at 8 pm. A G Jones shipped a car of hogs to St Louis market. Sour Grapes at College Chapel February 14 at 8 pm. Mrs H B Calvert and mother ill with grip. Mesdames J M Carter and C A Lunbeck from Malta Bend. Yardage promotions and ads parade in issue. Fourth Y M C A lecture Feb 14. Ott in Sour Grapes. Mary Brandon and daughter May left for Oklahoma. A 10 lb girl born to Otto Kolbe West Jackson. Auction and sale notices across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Frank Oswald
Lamine
Ott
College Chapel
G. Jones
St. Louis
Mesdames
J.M. Carter
C. A. Lunbeck
Malta
Taylors Cash Dept Store
Mary Brandon
Miss May
Oklahoma
Otto Kolbe
West Jackson
W. H. Fletcher
Renewals and new subscriptions flood local Republicans list
Among our subscribers Hugh Wilson and others renew or join, with many paying by mail or in person. The roster includes residents from Napton, Slater, Trenton, Marshall, and Miami, plus new readers and readers moving away, reflecting strong local political and community engagement.
Central Missouri Event Invitation Message
A man and a woman in Central Missouri are cordially invited to attend our event. The notice extends a warm welcome and invites participation in the gathering at an unspecified date and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fletcher remnant sale at 10 o'clock Monday
A local notice invites shoppers to W. H. Fletcher's remnant sale starting at 10 o'clock Monday morning February 17th. The brief ad promotes value on remaining fabrics and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fletcher
Poland China Hogs For Sale In Marshall Missouri
Poland China hogs for sale listing eight sows one male hog and one boar offered by J B Campbell on rid 3 Marshall Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
J. B Campbell Rid
Marshall, Mo
Ed wards Announce Birth of Son in Napton Souvenir Card
From Napton we learn Mr and Mrs E J Edwards announce the birth of a son February 11 with both mother and baby doing nicely and the father in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napton
E. J. Edwards
Community Event Promises Help on February Fifteenth
A note invites residents to join a family gathering on Saturday February 15 with sayings of togetherness. The message encourages attendees to come in and be shown the welcoming setup.
Martin Hayes Public Sale At Marshall Area Farm
Martin Hayes will sell at public sale on his farm six miles southeast of Marshall and a half mile north of Wilton Springs on Thursday February 27, 1908. Personal property includes numerous horses cows hogs hay farming implements harness household and kitchen farm tools and other articles too numerous to mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sadewhite
Missouri Valley College
Seale
Martin Hayes
Marshall
Wilton Springs
Worth Reading: Bucklen's Aralca Salve Cures Cold Sore
Leo F. Zellnoski of 64 Gibson St Buffalo New York says he cured a severe cold sore with Bucklen's Aralca Salve applying once daily for two days. The ad claims the salve heals all sores and is sold under guarantee at P H Franklin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Zellnoski
Gibson St
Buffalo
N. Y
Bucklen
P. H. Franklin
Evore
Bic
Hear Prof Ott at College Chapel Friday
A college chapel program invites the public to hear Professor Ott speak on Friday February 14 in the campus chapel. The event promises a thoughtful address from the noted scholar followed by a short question period.
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Marshall Building
Davis District
Col- Po
Little Rock
J. B. Detmer
Calvert
Elsen
Harry Cross
Vendome
Dan Carroll
East of Town
George, Jacob
Adolph Weber
Hugh Wilson
Reynolds
Jas.Coxton
J. T. McAlister
W. F. Boyd
John D. Harre
West Marshall
J. M
Frank Brown
M. A. Barron
North of Town
Frank Nicely
A. E. Morris
Hardeman
W. &. Bauer
Boise
Idaho
T. W. Phillips
East Marshall
Ethel Wilson
James O. Saunders
Trenton
N. D
Jas. Irwin
Jas. King
Lacy Bausily
Cow Creek
Richard Frazier
J. F. Holtman
J. K. Graves
Frank Keeth
Rich Keeth
Anthony Neff
Walter M. Carr
Collie Harris
John L. Koott
N. E. Hodge
Chris Markes
T. P. Rogers
Wm. H. Nichols
Miami
Rev. Jones
Rogers
Robert Sneddy
Joe Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
A. J. Osborne
L. Driskell
Blue Lick
MD Maloney
Kleford
Mincie Strodtman
Reece
Miemi Horace Cooper
Marshall SL
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Marshall EN Thompson
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