Death notices recount a Christmas Eve death
An elderly woman died Tuesday evening at about five from bronchial throat trouble aged 76 years 8 months 11 days She died at the home of her son in law Wm Fischer after living there for nearly two years She leaves nine children 34 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren The funeral was at the German Evangelical church Rev Wm Buebler presiding Text read from Moses first book chapter 25 verse 8 H F Mrs Geo Dickerson died at her South Lafayette Ave home on Saturday December 28 at 6 30 am of mumps aged about 37 Her husband and three sons mourn her burial was at itioch cemetery near Cretch i bendsy Dr F J C Walker prominent citizen died Wednesday January lat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fischer
Wm. Hoechristenbach
John Bierbaum
E. Heying
H. Eilers
Frazier
M. Schwab
Wom. Tegtmeyer
Fred Windmeyer
German Evangelical Church
Wm. Buebler
Mavien
Evangelical Church
H. F
Lafayette Ave
Dober
Itioch
Cretchi Bendsy
F. J. C. Walker
Cher
Vandyke Endorsed by Republican County Committee Meeting
The Republican central committee met in Marshall on Friday with most members present. Leonard W. Van Dyke was endorsed for Marshall postmaster after an executive session. John W. Blackburn was elected chairman pro tem. Milton Alison as secretary pro tem. The group set dates for township and county meetings and invited officials to address school district work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Court House
J.J. Smith
Len Murrell
W.B. Mullins
J. W. Blackburn
Milton Alison
John W. Blackburn
W. B. Mullins
Jos, McCoy
W. &. Dickey
Marshall
Sam Hess Sells Home in West Marshall for Bollman
Will return to Kansas. Sam Hess has sold his hand some residence in West Marshall to F W Bollman of La Ceygne Kas and will shortly locate at Fredonia Kansas his former home. We regret the laws of Mr Hess and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hess
West Marshall
F. W. Bollman
la Ceygne
Kas
Fredonia
Kansas
Mr. Hess
Potter Madorie Nuptial Preview Worthy Pair From Kansas City
Miss Julia Potter entertained friends Friday afternoon at an ante nuptial with red and white heart place cards bearing Miss Julia Potter and Mr O H Madorie and the date January 7 1908. The coming event surprised many and Mr Madore is described as a young man of sterling worth from Kansas City and worthy of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Potter
O.H. Madorie
Julia
Madore
Sterling Worth
Kansas City
Geo Nye Very Sick Again After Christmas Illness
Deckard from the plains reported Geo Nye remains very ill with his longstanding trouble, taken down just before Christmas. He also noted Mrs Rutherford visiting relatives in Boonville, with renewal price mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Deckard
Plains
Geo. Nye
Moon Moon and Katherine Clawson Wed in Harlem Montana
Moon Clawson Lyman C. Moon of Harlem Montana and Katherine J Clawson formerly of Nelson Mo were quietly married at 8 pm December 25 1907 at the residence of H Parker Harlem A Christmas celebration atmosphere with evergreen decor and a wedding march by Ed Munugh parlor music by the Harlem orchestra and piano by Mrs Parker The couple will reside at Midway Ranch Harlem after January 1 1908 and are praised as a capable rancher and former Saline County teacher carrying well wishes for a long happy marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman C. Moon
Harlem
Montana
Katherine J. Clawson
Nelson
8. H. Parker
H. G. Hanson
Edward Munigh
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Marie Sellers and Others
A jumble of transfers shows Marie Sellers and others selling parcels to Sarah Sellers and others, including 80 acres in sections 10 15 10 16 48 21 and various lot and block transfers. Several named buyers and parcels appear with irregular notations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sellers
Sarah Sellers
Sarah KR Sellers
Loresa Mareha
Sareah KR
Sellere E
Phar le Sellere
James Jackson Jr
Robt Ramey
Blackburn & Rea
Add
Blackburn
Fama Turner
West Slater
F Warren
J. C. Magness
Maegeess
Clarissa
el Alto M W & CO
Walker
Tim Rhoda Talbott
Jou Hellman
Owee Dansby
Barry L Ransberger
Marshall
Alice Davidson
Theo Welp
LF Clark
H W Gilliam
Ervin
Stephens
J Jenkins
Ellis F Boggs
Bakers South
Enat
Glater
Brlb Mead
RA Jenkins
East
Eubank
Edd Slater
P Pellers
Harry H Gil
Farewell Gift to Presbyterian Superintendent
Mr and Mrs Gordon Robertson and children traveled to Rolla to visit relatives and will move to Fowler Colorado. Robertson has served as superintendent of the First Presbyterian Sunday School and on Sunday morning teachers andicers presented him with a handsome umbrella as a token of appreciation. He and his wife will be greatly missed by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Robertson
Rolla
Fowler
Colorado
Robertson
First Presbyterian
Sudden Death of Musician W N Hummer
Mr and Mrs G B Parks traveled to Kansas City after the sudden death of W N Hummer, a prominent musician aged 36, from heart failure the prior evening. His 10 a m funeral featured 175 musicians in procession and a 75 piece band. the service was solemn and impressive and long remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Parks
Kansas City
Mr. Parks
W. N. Hummer
Back From Alaska A L Meyers Visits Missouri Family
A L Meyers of Fairbanks Alaska returns from a long Christmas visit with his brother H M Meyer and family south of Slater Missouri. He left Missouri in 1883, lived in Tacoma since 1907, prospected in Alaska, toured from Fairbanks to Valdes in twelve days, then Seattle and on to Tacoma. He later visited Frisco Salt Lake City Denver Cheyenne Kansas City Independence and Slater before Chamois where he saw relatives and old friends changing in Missouri since he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Meyers
Fairbanks
Alaska
H. M. Meyer
Slater
Mr. Meyer
Missouri
Tacoma
Washington
Valdes
Seattle
Frisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Independence
N. N. Paoelos
Wim. Cruvell
Meyer
al. M. Meyer
Chamois
E. M
A Painful Experience for Dick Hardy
Dick Hardy, who five weeks ago broke his thigh bone, is improving at the city hotel but must stay in bed three more weeks per Dr. Hardin. He endured a hard time during recovery. In a of the nesident Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hardy
City
Personal testimonial for Peruna nasal catarrh cure
A store writer from Nueva Street San Antonio Texas recounts suffering nasal catarrh in 1901. He says six bottles of Peruna cured the catarrh entirely and it never returned, and he cheerfully recommends Peruna to others with similar ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
B. M. Tinney
Nueva St
San Antonio
Tex
Peruna Endorsed As Remedy By Satisfied Patient
Mrs Eilen Nagle of Green Bay reports a bad cold that settled into her chest. After trying Peruna she improves the next day and is free of cough and lameness within five days. The notice notes tablet form and emphasizes Peruna’s medicinal ingredients from Peruana.
Injured man overdoses in dark stumble near Tom Hall’s
A man walking from Tom Hall’s fell into a rock-formed hole in a wet field, injuring his head and breaking his leg. He crawled up to the house, was helped home, then brought to hospital where a heavy iron device is used to stretch the leg. The bone remains two inches short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hall
Mr. Ludwig
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Cor
Marshall, MO
eTmovea A Srg
Nares
Mrs
Sophie Windmeyer
Mrs. Geo. Dickerson
L.W. Vandyke
Republican County Committee
M. T.chastain
Leonard W. van Dyke
Chastain
Potter-Madorie
Moon-Clawson
Peruna
Was
M. Tinney
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