Death notices recount Saline doctors and families
Deaths from Saline area list prominent physician in Herndon who died January 1 after long illness aged 81 with six surviving children. Funeral and burial at Ridge Park. Also notes several other local deaths including St. Louis migrant, Slater resident, and Sedalia interment with multiple survivors, church services, and private burying grounds.
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Herndon
Saline
James A
St. Louis
Charles
Margaret
Mary
Nellie
Mes
Katherine McMahan
Ridge Park Cemetery
Here
Marshall
Christian Church
Dr. G. Rummy Voices Beer Event In Town
A man claiming St. Louis brewery backing spoke to a large crowd on the square on Saturday. He called himself the famous Dr. G. Rummy and impressed few with his drunken conduct. He pledged to stay until after the election, was later arrested for drunkenness, and released after promising to leave town with no funds.
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St. Louis
Dr. G. Rummy
Ewing-Williams Marriage License Issued in Kansas City
Marriage license issued in Kansas City last week to James H. Ewing of Quindaro Kansas and Ada Ki Williams of Norton.
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Kansas City
James H. Ewing
Quindaro
Kansas
Ada Ki. Williams
Norton
Farm Sold in Salt Springs for 6240 at 80 Per Acre
W E Bauer of Salt Springs sold his 78 acre farm to Newman Newell on Monday at eighty dollars an acre totaling 6240 dollars. Bauer plans to move to Idaho.
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W.E. Bauer
Salt Springs
Newman Newell
Mr. Bauer
Idaho
Preacher lineup at Cumberland and First M E Church
Rev J B Smith will preach Sunday morning and evening at Cumberland Presbyterians while Rev M Clemens assists in Illinois. Rev B H Steele preaches Sunday the 12th at First M E Church with stereopticon views of Tabernacle in the Wilderness and the ten commandments. First M E adds two evening meetings before church with Epworth League and class meeting, and an organ was installed in the classroom.
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J. 8. Smith
Cumberland Presbyterians
Miltovn Clemens
Illinois
B. H. Steele
M. E
Tabernacle
Epworth League
Teachers Pass Failures at Joplin State Meet
At the State Teachers Association meeting in Joplin fifty teachers sat for examinations before State Superintendent Howard A. Gass. Sixteen passed, five earned life certificates, and eleven received five year certificates. A H Monsees and Miss Emma Neil of Malta Bend received five year certificates.
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State Teachers’ Association
Joplin
Howard A. Gass
A. H. Monsees
Emma Neil
Malta Bend
Annual Election At Marshall Bank Reelects Officers
The Bank of Marshall held its annual election of officers on Wednesday. All the old officers and directors were reelected. The past year was one of the bank’s most prosperous in its history.
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Bank of Marshall
Trial Today Sets Preliminary in Gen Horne Case
Preliminary trial for General R. C. Horne was scheduled for today in Kansas City bringing together legal teams and court officials. The case centers on charges described in local courthouse records as significant in military matters.
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R. C. Horne
Kansas City
Attempted Holdup on Freight Train at Shackleford
Conductor Wade of freight No 87 on the C and A resisted a holdup as the train halted at Shackleford last Thursday night. He dodged behind a store when the highwayman fired a single shot and escaped on foot.
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Wade
Shackleford
More Scared Than Hurt Clel Smith Shot Near Kasse Bros
Clel Smith, a Marshall colored boy, was shot by Willie Booker, 17, son of Davis Booker, north of town near Kasse Bros grocery. Smith had a knife and allegedly threatened Booker, who drew a revolver and fired. The bullet hit his clothing with only a bruise. Booker fled, surrendered later, and was fined 50 dollars for carrying concealed weapons. Smith was arrested, escaped jail, and remains at large.
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Clel Smith
Willie Booker
Davis Booker
Kasse Bros
Smith
Booker
Sonnone
Julia Potter Weds Otto A Madorie in Suburban Wedding
Miss Julia Potter, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Potter, married Otto A Madorie of Kansas City at the couple's hospitable suburban home Tuesday evening. About seventy five guests witnessed the ceremony as they entered to the Wedding March from Lohengrin played by Miss Margaret Klinger.
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A. C. Potter
Julia
Otto A. Madorie
Kansas City
Margaret Klinger
Marriage of Otto Madorie and Miss Marshall
A large evergreen arch and candlelit ceremony united Otto A Madorie and Miss Marshall in marriage with Rev J. Abbott officiating. Guests included Rev J E Abbott and wife and many relatives. A wedding supper followed, with gifts from relatives, Kansas City plans, and best wishes for a prosperous life together.
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Abbott
Nelle Crear
Jesse Morris
Helen James
Gertrude
Allie Lantz
Margaret Clarkson
Elvira Parks
Minnie Parks
Burns Potter
Nellie Aderton
Proom
Tom Carpenter
Kansas City
Otto A. Madorie
Marshall
Trial of Carpenter Beings in Squire Ferris Court
The Carpenter Trial began in Squire Ferris’s court on Tuesday at 1 p m with Prosecuting Attorney Har bee and Col Robt Kull representing the state and absorreys Martin Reynolds and u vins as the defendant. A preliminary trial fight continues and no verdict was reached yesterday afternoon.
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Squire Ferris
Harbee
Col
Robt. Kull
Absorreys Martin, Reynolds
Uvins
Ap Tonoon
Illnesses and Deaths Mentioned in Local Notices on New Year
Mrs Sallie Van Buskirk is ill and Richard Wall is worsening paralysis. Death of Dr Walker mourned, with sympathy to the bereaved. Neighbors and relatives visit Anne Crowder and Sallie Van Buskirk. John King and Miss Eliza King visit from Sweet Springs. Edna Akewan and Ethel Cox return to Warrensburg Normal. A large party at Ernest Akeman’s home last Saturday night with many attendees.
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Riley Dickerson
Walker
Mea
George Dutton
Logan Pritchard
J.P. Wilson
Anne Crowder
Sallie van Buskirk
Jobn King
Eliza
Sweet Springs
Ethel Cox
Edna Akewan
Warrensburg
Richard Wall
Ray Jackson
J. P. Wilson
John Wilcox
James Crain
N. D
Mrs. Nut
Henry Morrison
Hloustonia
Walter Cox
Grover ‘Leonard
Harry Jackson
Ernest Akeman
Ovie Juyes
Maud, Mae
Stella Leonard
Flora Miller
Della Nightwine
Eden Akeman
Eliza King
Ethel Wilson
Bessie Delmen
Artie Walborne
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F. J. C. Walker
N. B. Noble
Marshall Peal
Slater
H. J. Steinheimer
George A. Rogers
J. M. Patterson
Jefferson Ave
Rogers
J. Q. Partee
Sedalia
Emma Moore
Colony
Paris Walker
Jas. Carter
Old
Carter
Ewing-Williams
Church Notes
Madorie Potter
Kanaas
Nelle Orear
J. E. Abbott
A. Madorie
Edgar Madorie
Elmer Madorie
T. JD. Potter
T J. Carpenter
J. J. Witt
Carerie Aderton
GS. Hardin
C. M. Buckner
J. KB. Harris
Irvine Davidson
A. J. Hayes
Han
Sehstro, Tf
Mara
North Side Square
Missouri
the Carpenter
Cretcher
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