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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
3
The store announces a major sale with its largest stock in days. Every man and boy in Saline county is urged to attend for bargains on suits and overcoats at low prices.
Slater H L Hall of Good Hope sails for Bates county to close a farm deal near Appleton City. Exie Lee Weldon improves after illness. Saline Temple No 77 Pythian Sisters held a watch night. J W Weldon reports record holiday trade. Mrs Robin Long of Fairville visits Marshall. Frank Hughes of Liberty visits Mrs Hughes mother. Gus Thierfelder of New Frankfort shops here. Mrs L R Ervine travels to St Louis on business. Harry Marquette returns from Columbia for holidays. John and Jewell Howell of Hardeman spend Friday here. John Wiley and wife of Vernon County visit daughter Mrs Fred Windmeyer. Mrs Nancy Cameron and son Robert visit Kansas City relatives. Miss Zeta and Dellorese Neff of Marshall visit Dickson sisters. Judge Hickman of Crear ville visits. Luther Bockting home for holidays from Kansas. Fred Windmeyer called to Little Rock by illness and death of mother. Mrs Roakilby’s representative from United Iron Works of Kansas City sold twelve ton plant to D J Jackson and son. plant to be erected and operate by April 1. Acres of Garden City Kansas ground to be sold. plan to move there in spring. Sleuthing civil life noted as a splendid citizen to be lost. Alex Gunn visits Marshall to see sister Mrs Oram Maupin.
Waverly Bottoms residents share Christmas week visits among families and neighbors, church events, and local weather notes. The column lists many cousins and friends visiting relatives in Marshall and nearby towns, a Fifth Sunday gathering, and holiday happenings at the Baptist church. Local illnesses, travel plans, and Christmas greetings appear amid homely social notes and a short medical ad for a laxative and a cough syrup.
Frits Wahlbrink of Wright City was visiting Louis Sun dérbrink and Finkeldes Bros north of town when Dr. G. A. Dawes traveled there on business Monday.
Miss Zella Neff of Marshall visited her aunt Mrs. T J Stivers in Drearville. A Christmas tree gathering at the Methodist church drew a large crowd and attendees reported a pleasant time. Mrs. T J Stivers spent Christmas with sister Mrs. Jesse Hensick near Gilliam. Mrs. Vesser and granddaughter Miss Maud Vesser of near Marshall visited Mrs. Trave Spencer. Vernon Allen was noted as sick for several days. Mrs. T J Stivers also spent Friday with brother Ike Neff near Hardeman. Jimmie Neff went to Slater, and Mrs. Cott and daughter Addie, and Misses Corene, Hertie Spencer, and Julia Neff visited Miss Hallie Forquer.
A brief note wishes readers a joyous New Year from Mt Leonard and extends warm greetings to the community. The card emphasizes goodwill and shared celebration for the upcoming year.
Arthur Wallace and wife of Lexington spend holidays at Arrow Rock with relatives. Miss Nettie Purcell of Marshall attends Mason supper and visits friends. Cc H Swift of Columbia preaches at Christian church and delivers temperance sermon to a large audience. Mason supper heatful with abundance of foods. C E Burgess and wife of Columbia visit town then depart for nearby church area. Dickson and wife visit country, and return.
Julius Vellen visited from Gilliam on probate business and left a cash gift. J W Sellmeyer from Gilliam has recovered from typhoid fever and contributed for renewals. Geo Iayes near Norton, L W Gorham northeast of town, Henry Reinwald and Dick Alpers from Rose Valley also renewed. Due to high renewal volume, only names are listed now. full renewals to be posted next week.
Mothers with small children are assured relief from croup colds and whooping cough with Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. The product claims to loosen phlegm clear the head and works through the bowels. Guaranteed purchase at local stores through J. H. Franklin.
Probate matters include the Will of J M Ashley filed and probated in the Robert J George estate. administrator seeks release from bond and permission to execute a new bond. Notices issued in Finis Wood and Louis Weber estates regarding widow dower election. George W Standard bond filed and letters issued. Wm Leaton note amount determined. Asa W Allen Will filed. Louis Weber inventory approved. election in lieu of dower notices filed.
In Sweet Springs Missouri on December 27 at 6 pm Miss Elizabeth Lee Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Nelson and Mr J J Rowland of Dallas Texas wed at the bride’s home. Attendants from Kansas City Buneceton St Louis California Mo Sweet Springs wore varied colored gowns under a large floral arch. After a reception the couple left for Dallas to establish their future home.
Charles Th. Perry known as Eugene Feralte, who traveled with major circuses for sixteen years as the skeleton man, was found dead tonight in a hut on the city outskirts. Death reported as natural causes. Perry stood 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighed about 80 pounds.
Notice from E B Clawson of Marshall seeking a first class Jersey milk cow that yields plenty of milk.
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