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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1909

Page

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Deaths in Nelson and Crookfield Area Obituaries

Obituary notices report Amanda Nhlakely of Nelson dying from stomach cancer after a long illness. She leaves four sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at the Hapthebet church with burial in Nelson cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also noted are the deaths of MS, J. S. Cross in Crookfield at age 48 after a paralytic stroke, and John W. Gallagher who died of heart failure in Denver. Chas. Davis, a 10-year-old Colony inmate, died of throat trouble. buried in Colony grounds.

Amanda Nhlakely Nelson D. H. Louderback Tlunnewell Kansas H. 8. Cayton Arrow Rock Mattie Hicks Neilson W.T. Blakely Hunnewell St.d Ira Chas Sale Hapthet Church C. Q. Shouse Nelson Cemetery John Baker P.M. Sandidge Lon Haynie Mr. Hooper Fisher Finley J. F. Verte J. S. Cross Crook Cross T. N. Heilfner Eliza Artese Miss Helfner Altes Chas. Davis Colony Walker Colony Burying Grounds

Fannie Marshall Dies at 75. Funeral Held in Fairview Cemetery

Fannie Marshall of West Marion died last Friday morning February 19 at age 75. Her remains were laid to rest in Fairview cemetery Saturday. A purse was raised to help defray burial expenses for the poor woman.

Fannie Marshall West Marion Fairview

Death of Martha Walker in Kanax City at age 52

Mrs. Martha Walker, a respected Black woman, died at her home in Kanax City on February 19 1900 of consumption at 52. She leaves a mother two daughters a son and many relatives. Her remains were brought by train February 20 and the funeral held February 23 at the Free Baptist church led by Rev. C St. Smith of Blackwater. She had been a member of the Baptist church for 32 years.

Kanax City Martha Walker Free Baptist Church C. St. Smith Blackwater

Gospel Message At First M. E. Church

Do not fail to attend the First M. E. Church next Sunday at 7 30 p m. By special request the pastor Rev E O Smith will preach again on The Gospel as Preached by Gypsy Smith.

E. 0. Smith Gypsy Smith

Church News Highlights Sunday Services and Events

Rev J E Cortner to preach Cumberland Presbyterians at I O O F hall next Sunday morning and night Regular Sunday School at 980 am and Christian Endeavor at 680 pm The pastor Rev E O Smith will preach at First M E Church Sunday morning and evening Morning subject Golf Message to the Young People Evening subject The Gospel As Preached by Gypsy Smith Regular services Sunday at Christian Science rooms Subject 11 am Christ Jesus Dr W H Black to preach at Odell Ave Pres church Sunday 11 am and Prof Sheppard at 730 pm Sunday School will observe Home Mission Day in the morning The Marshall Young People's Union held its monthly meeting at the Christian church Sunday evening led by Miss Ella Goodson Rev G W Reeves pastor of the North St M E Church informed us that his church had a very successful quarterly meeting on Sunday Feb Th Presid ing Elder Higgs assisted In the service There was a good attendance and the collection was 54.25 He also paid the united in marriage recently Mrs Emma Williamey of Gilliam and Harry Craddock of this county, two of the county's highly respected colored citizens, on Feb 10 at the home of the bride A great home A be the pro...

E. O. Smith M. E Gypsy Smith W. H. Black Odell Ave Prof. Shepherd Marshall Young People's Union Christian Church Ella Goodson G. W. Reeves North St. M. E Higgs Emma Williamey Gilliam Harry Craddock

Hot Race for Horse Thief

A man identifying as a farmer between Mackburn and Alma sold a mule to Prank Evan the mule dealer for 125 dollars paid by check on the Bank of Saine. Sheriff Haynie chased the stranger through Jefferson and Highland after a failed attempt to stop him with a shot. Deputies Fenwick and Herndon pursued on horseback as word spread to head him off, and the fugitive disappeared.

Ands Mackburn Alma Evan Bank of Saine Mr. Haynie Win John Herring Mr. Hayate Geo. Fenwick Chaulies Herndon

Local man Henry Anit captured near Sweet Springs

Jeff Smith arrested Henry Anit of near Sweet Springs after a cap ture at Creteber last night. Anit pled guilty and was lodged in jail awaiting further proceedings.

Creteber Jeff Smith Henry Anit Near Sweet Springs

Dr. Grim Arrested for Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses

Occultist Dr. Grim was arrested at Slackwater Saturday morning on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and jailed when he could not post bond. His trial before Squire Ferrill began yesterday. evidence showed he sold a party two pairs of glasses and received payment but failed to deliver, and the prosecution halted when the goods were delivered.

Grim Slackwater Squire Ferrill

City Finances Show Stable Balances in Saline Record

Marshall's official financial statement, published weeks ago by the Saline Citizen, notes six month receipts totaling 12,540.68 and a general fund balance of 38.71 with an overdraft of 6.60 on Jan 1, 1908. Waterworks fund rests at 545.00, with other balances similar. debts total 68,000. The report deems finances economically and carefully administered.

Marshall Saline

New Telephone Company Formed by Blackburn Farmers

Farmers from Blackburn and nearby areas plan a meeting at Henry Fajon s blacksmith shop tomorrow at 1 80 p m to organize a new farmer s telephone company.

Blackburn Henry Fajon Farmer's Telephone Company

Accident Sends 11-Year-Old Boy to Hospital

A boy named Hugh Craig of Elcotr Texas was accidentally shot while riding off a vehicle the previous Sunday. The bullet struck his chest, broke two ribs, and left him in serious condition, with few details available from the week’s report.

Avehio Hugh Craig Elcotr Texas

New Machine Shops Planned for Ketterd Inlet Area

Reports indicate Slater will establish new machine shops soon with workmen at the site. No firm details are known yet, but preparations are complete and construction could start within weeks. Mulvihill Tree Construction Co of Alton is ready to begin work.

Slater Contruction Co Alton

Wanted Winders Nominated For County Congressioner Race

A Swee Springs appeal seeks endorsement for Prof 2.¢ Win ders to advance his candidacy as the right man for the county section congressman post. The writ argues teachers favor him and he is best qualified. Republicans lack a candidate. four known contenders remain under review.

Swee Springs Winders Becane Jone

Re-Elected President Dr H Nuckels Heads Missouri Osteopathic Group

Dr H Nuckels was re elected president of the Northwest Missouri Osteopathic Association at a Kansas City meeting held last week. He will lead the group as it continues to advance osteopathic practices in the region.

Rt. H. Nuckels Northwest Missouri Osteopathic Association Kansas City

Holmes Ashley wedding in Medmont Maine couple starts life

Holmes of Medmont Maine wed Misa Eva Ashley Tuesday at 11:30 in a home ceremony officiated by Rev Wharton. They missed a Milday Special and traveled the next day to Piedmont. The groom, formerly of Arrow Rock, had left there about 14 years ago. the couple, though aged, began their married life with best wishes for happiness and prosperity.

M. P. Holmes Medmont Misa Eva Ashley Win Holmes Wharton Piedmont Arrow Rock Brite Aghley Marshal

Cox-Harryman Couple Wed in Saline The Rev. Cox Marries Miss Nevlie Larryman

Clifford Cox a local idle young Baptist minister wed Miss Nevlie Larryman last Thursday in Saline. William Vardeman officiated. The bride came from Nelson and assisted at the Colony. The couple left for Clark, Missouri where Cox is conducting a revival at one of his charges.

Teo Clifford Cox Salines Nevlie Larryman Wm. Vardeman Harryman Nelson Clark Sox

England Bradly couple wed in Ennis Texas

England Bradly Theodore E. England of Marshall and Mims Magine Broadly of Ennis Texas were married Wednesday evening of last week in Ennis. They now reside at 610 N Ellsworth Ave. in the groom's home.

Theodore E. England Marshall Mims Magine Ennis Texas Ellsworth Ave

King Couple Wed In Alma After Rus Parlors Ceremony

Rev J S and S Smith officiated the wedding of C A Guenther of Alma and Laura King of Blackburn at Rus parlors on Wednesday. The couple returned that evening to Alma for their future home.

Glasgow couple wed at Odell Avenue church

Bowen Kaimyer Tharmond Jlowen and Miss Lydia Kalimeyer were married at Odell Ave Presbyterian Church by Rev. E. D. Meurr. Guests included Miss Kalimeyer and Mr Kalimeyer, who guided guests to the bridal couple. After the ceremony the couple departed on a C. A. Midday Special for a wedding trip. The groom works with a Glasgow bank.

Tharmond Jlowen Lydia Kalimeyer

Y M C A Installation Honors Mission Valley College Group

The Mison Valley College Young Men's Christian Association held Friday evening ceremonies at The Ruff banquet hall. Rev C E Peterson, retiring president, presided temporarily until Virgil V Thull was elected toastmaster. Dr W Hi Binck opened the program with an address. Rev EK McDonald spoke to the new officers W D Van Tuskirk president R T Conby vice president TF Gauklin secretary Baird Parks treasurer Leonard Patton usher Prof W B Myers faculty member. The gathering featured awards and musical selections that enlivened the evening.

Mison Valley College You We Mens Giese Tian Association CE. Peterson Gol Virgil V. Thull W. Hi Binck EK. McDonald W. DT. van Tuskirk R. T. Conby

Y W C A Banquet Sparks Rivalry With Y M A

The Y W C A girls held a banquet at Gros confectionery Friday night, same evening as the Y M A banquet. A contest between two divisions led by Miss Janie Boulware and Miss Ruth Davis decided by promptness dues and new members, with the losing side hosting the winners. A splendid program complemented the event.

Y. W.C A Gros Janie Boulware Ruth Davis

Surprise Party for Mr Henry Vincent in Stonington

A surprise party was held at the home of Mr Henry Vincent of Stonington on February 16 after his return from Oklahoma. The evening featured taffy pulling, music and several parlor games as many friends attended.

Aml Henry Vincent Stonington, Co.o Oklahoma

Neighbors Share Evening and Birthday Wishes

Al enjoyed a pleasant evening with neighbors who were present and offered heartfelt wishes for many happy returns.

Marriage Licenses Listed for Marshall and Surrounding Areas

A list of marriages shows individuals obtaining licenses in Marshall and nearby towns. Names include Clifford Coz, Nellie Harryman, Libret Cook, Slater Haze Craig, Eva Ashbvy, V. Thaymond Bowen, Lydian Kalunger, Chas Guender, Laura King, Joe Thompson, Jennie Gray, Edwards Corder, Greer Cranmie, Wa Riggins, Dora Claycomb, among others.

Clifford Coz Marshall Nellie Harryman Marshall Liibert Cook Slater Haze Craig Slater M. P. Holmes Piedmont Eva Ashbvy Marshall V. Thaymond Bowen Glasgow Lydian A. Kalunger Chas A. Guender Alma Laura BR. King Blackburn Joe Thompson Col Marshall Jennie V. Gray Marshal the Edwards Corder Cranmie E. Greer Wa. H. Riggins Marshall Dora M. Claycomb Marshall

Fleet Returns to Fort Monroe After World Circle

The Atlantic fleet, sixteen battleships and escorts, returns to Fort Monroe Virginia after a voyage of about 46 000 miles including long shakedown travels. The Maine Alabama Wisconsin and Nebraska lead the homecoming under Old Point Comfort with President aboard the Mayflower witnessing the historic display.

Fort Monroe Magdalena Bay Manila Bay Equator Apector Batt Maine Homer Havana Harbor Alabama Wisconsin Nebraska Pacific Atlantic Virginia Capes Old Pot Comfort United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. A. Vawter West Side Square Marshall, Mo John W. Gallagher Denver Momilay P. F. Donahoe South Lafayette Ile J. L. Russell Farmers’ Savings Bank Building Church News J. E. Cortner Cumberland Presbyterians I. O.O. F. Hall Christian Endeavor Christian Science Rooms Christ Jesus Dr. Grim City Financial Statement New Telephone Company Ashley England Bradly Guenther King Drice Bowen-Kalimyer Y. M. C. A. Installation Y. W. C. A. Banquet
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