Davis District Visits and Relatives Gatherings
Oliver Gadberry and family from Colorado are visiting relatives in the area. Mrs Bartow visits her son Marvin near Ayres. Arthur Kitchen and Sam Witt returned to Iowa Friday. George Johnson and family visited J B Johnson and family Sunday. Leslie Howard and sister Vergie spent days visiting Joseph Hermann and family. Mrs Otto Grottan of Slater, Mrs Mary Feaker and granddaughter Bertha Meyer of Dalton visited Mollie Stephens and family. Mr and Mrs G Graves near Ayres returned home after several days with Mrs O B Kemper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Gadberry
Colorado
Bartow
Marvin
Near Ayres
Arthur Kitchen
Sam Witt
Iowa
George Johnson
Johnson
Leslie Howard
Vergie
Joseph Herrmann
Otto Grottan
Slater
Mary Feaker
Bertha Meyer
Dalton
Mollie Stephens
Norton notes from a small town gathering and births
A light snow fell Monday night in Norton. Silvester Ankrom visited his sister Bertha Clemens Sunday. Hennecy’s sale drew a good crowd with all items selling well. A boy was born to George Page and his wife on February 8. Nora Phelps spent Saturday with Mrs. Jessie Miller. Eddie Clemens and his wife visited relatives near Lonesome Valley last week. I L Huff traveled to Marshall on business. George Page shipped a carload of hogs to St Louis on Tuesday. Russell Nugen and George Chamberlain were seen in Norton Sunday. Josie Reynolds and Lillie Clemens visited Mrs. Willie Nugen Tuesday. Clarence Kabler and Jake Hinton visited Mr. Miller Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvester Ankrom
Bertha Clemens
Mr. Hennecy
George Page
Nora Phelps
Jessie Miller
Eddie Clemens
Lonesome Valley
I. L. Huff
Marshall
Mr. Jones
St. Louis
Russell Nugen
George Chamberlain
Norton
Josie Reynolds
Lillie Clemens
Willie Nugen
Clarence Kabler
Jake Hinton
Mr. Miller
Dangerous Appendix Removal Practice Promoted
A surgeon performs the removal of the appendix in a dangerous operation. Advertisements claim Dr King’s Life Pills prevent frightful ordeals and ease constipation, headache, biliousness and malaria. Available at the P. A. Franklin drug store, price 250.
North Grand Pass Infers a Social at Edwards Home
A well attended play party at Mr. and Mrs. Preston Edwards’ home Monday night left attendees with reports of a good time. Little Verna Demoss, recovering from illness, shows improvement this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Edwards
Verna Demoss
Lester Demoss
Juliaa Edwards
Harvey Hughes
Alicedwards
Demos
Sunny
Snowy Weekend Notes From Little Rock
Little Rock residents report a touch of snow on Friday and slice of local news. Members mention changes at homes and farms, visits by Ostrom of North Dakota, sick children and recovering relatives, and births and social gatherings. Also noted are local business ads for Reva laxative cough syrup and several residents traveling or hosting guests.
Electric Bitters touted as cure for stomach and liver woes
A Ballidey Ark man, W. Kreutler, praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria and stomach disorders. The tonic purports to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost energy, with a refund offered if it fails to help, advertised by Franklin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Kreutler
Ballidey
Ark
Frankilio
New Frankfort Winter Remains As Spring Looms
New Frankfort reports a heavy snow and cold snap signaling winter’s hold despite widespread belief that spring was near. Mr Hall and family departed Wednesday for southwest Missouri to establish their future home.
River View Local News Briefs and Visits
Robert King recovering from illness. J R Heumann visited Glasgow to see Roy Howard who is very sick. J W Key held a sale near Hardeman attended by F Kiso, Jesse Hensick, C C Drummeller and son, and Frits Peuster. Wood Johnson did business at the county seat. John Kammeyer at bedside of brother Walter who is ill. Gus Kruger and wife visited Conrad Helman. C O Brown to Kansas for a week with daughter Alice returning. Col J H Auer bought hogs from Lovia Mette at four dollars per hundred. Huston Townsend of Arrow Rock met friends here. Jesse Hensick and J W Moore heard Masonic feature at Arrow Rock. J H Detmer went to Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Heumann
Glasgow
Roy Howard
Frank Kiso
Jesse Hensick
C. C. Drummeller
Frits Peuster
J. W. Key
Hardeman
Wood Johnson
John Kammeyer
Walter
Gus Kruger
Conrad Helman
CO. N. Brown
Kansas
Alice
Col
J. H. Auer
Hoga
Lovia
Local notes and visits as community sick list grows
C W Blumhorst improves after illness. Zula and Lucile Cott stay with Myrtle Deer. Mrs J L Mattix ill at her father Wm Shepard’s home. Oscar King moves to Robert King farm. Austin Murdock to occupy vacated house. J A Gibson and Guy Fowler at Marsh McClain’s dance. Infant Erma Nadine Crosslin dies February 13 from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula
Lucile Cott
Myrtle Deer
J. L. Mattix
Wm. Shepard
Oscar King
Robert King
Austin Murdock
J.A. Gibson
Guy Fowler
Marsh McClain
Osage County resident John Weir buys 80 acres at two prices
John Weir of Osage County buys 40 acres from J H Detmer at 87 50 an acre and 40 more from Fritz Weir at 55 per acre. He plans to move there immediately. Other items note George Pearson visiting home folks, T W Ebler and Henry Bierbaum’s trip to Kansas City, Henry Stevens and Prof Trout family illness, August Berlekamp and John Berlekamp returning from St Charles, Clara Gorker music lessons, T M Ehlers’ National Clay Pigeon trip, Joe Gow’s child ill, Dr Sharp illness, Adolph Seehultz a Slater caller, and Herbert Ferny’s trip to Gilliam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weir
Osage County
Fritz Weir
J. H. Detmer
Weir
Bucklen's Aroha Salve Cures Cold Sore in Two Days
Leo F. Zelinski of Buffalo New York says Bucklen's Aroha Salve cured his worst cold sore after daily use for two days. The product heals all sores and is sold under guarantee at P. H. Franklin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
N. Y
P. H. Franklin
Bbc
For Sale at a Bargain Four Rooms and outbuildings
For sale at a bargain. Four good rooms pantry and porches barn and other out buildings fruit of all kinds chicken yard and all other conveniences for particulars apply to Mrs. S T Reice southeast of M V C at the property 317 Fannie Reice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.T. Reice
Fannie Reice
Local Subscriptions Grow as Readers Return and Move
John Keehart starts the week with a dollar followed by new subscribers including D. E. Hammond E. J. Staub Thos Davis in Marshall and Stanley Dean moving to Payette Idaho. Dentists and buyers renew at Salt Springs while others join from Sweet Springs Malta Bend Slater Weatherford and Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keehart
Tombstone
D. E. Hammond
E. J. Staub
Thos. Davis
Marshall
Stanley Dean
Payette
Idaho
Saline
J. L. McKee
Able Marshall
Bauer-Thomas Sale
Salt Springs
J. T. Hill
Gus Dedecke
Sweet Springs
Geo. Montgomery
A. L. Hopkins
W. C. Gabriel
J. W. Rutherford
Newman Newell
Malta Bend
J. J. Robertson
Thos. Overly
W. C. King
Mr. Leonard
H. T. Sandidge
Shackleford
Peter Buford
Harvey Jones
Clay Smith
Weatherford
Okla
M. W. Rutherford
J. L. Houston
Wm. Nuegelin
Mattie Lemmons
Houstonia
Z. T. Judy
Nelson G.W. Baker
Slater
C. A. King
LaGrange
O. P. Butta
Talton Lewis
W. H. Newell
West of Town
Christ John
A. L. Wright
Southwest
Wright Bros
G. H. Rigdon
Knoxville
B. L. Thompson
Arrow Rock
Splendid Entertainer Opens at Scenic on East Marshall
W. C. Wise of St. Louis runs Scenic, an evening moving picture venue on the east side of the square. A three times weekly program runs after sunset except Sundays, with admission at 10 cents. The shows are clean and instructive, aimed at providing affordable, wholesome entertainment and encouraging Marshall readers to support a permanent, moderate venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wise
St. Louis
Mr. Wise
Marshall
Prohibitionists Aim to Field Full Missouri Ticket
Kansas City Missouri February 15 6 Prohibitionists plan to place a complete state ticket before voters in the August primary. Chairman Chas E Stokes says the party will nominate a full slate if major candidates back the prohibition constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chas, E. Stokes
Prohibition Party
Missouri
Prohibition Party of
Fine Reading Bundle Offer From The Marshall Republican
A promotional notice offers a bundled reading package at half the usual price. Readers can get The Marshall Republican one year plus The National Home Journal one year, Farm News one year, Cosmopolites Magazine three months, and The Twice-a-week Republic for 1.58 or 1.50 for this paper. The deal includes continuing delivery of the Twice-a-week Globe Democrat and Rural Route Daily Republic with the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Republican
the National Home Journal
Farm News
Cosmopolites
Republic
Globe Democrat
Daily Republic
Barbara McDivitt Plans Next Move in College Addition
Miss Barbara McDivitt of College Addition is on the move with plans that suggest a new local step. Community readers are watching for further details on her activities and any forthcoming events connected to her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara McDivitt
College Addition
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Little Rock
Albert Moore
Fred Detmer
Oscar Teckemeyer
Hy Bockstetter
Oscar
Nebraka
Anna Tiemeyer
Mr. Ostrom
North Dakota
Martin Lenz
C. Coons
Harry Thierfelder
Moberly
Ray Lenz
F. A. Gorker
Robt. Gable
Ott Bohlken
Randolph County
Ernest Hellman
W. Kammeyer
A.C. Peuster
F. C. Peuster
Pete Bender
F. Teckemeyer
F. M. Ehler
H. Bierbaum
Mary Rink
New Frankfort
River View
C. W. Blumhorst
Erma Nadine Crosslin
M. M. Crosslin
George Pearson
T. W. Ebler
Henry Bierbaum
Henry Stevens
Joe Gow
Dr. Sharp
Adolph Seehultz
Herbert Ferny
Gilliam
Eeuail
Points
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Mthorne
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