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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
7
A rural scene unfolds as Beffy and his father share farm routines and a magical pact over a cherished pasture. The father consoles Beffy, urging honesty about a mishap while cherishing the land and Sally. The moment ends with a solemn, fateful hint and unfinished talk.
In a humorously tangled scene a boy named Seffy fears exposure after a prank that kept him up until daylight as his father Old Baumgartner revels in the tale. The two swirl through memories of snoring lessons, bravado, and a plan to gain a gal, with Seffy riding the pride and danger of his bold, if impulsive, victory.
A rustic tale unfolds with Sally watching from a window as Leffy and Meg navigate tender regrets and sly games of love amid gossip, misread signals, and a playful chase atop the Hill of Delight. Betty, Bally, and Gam shape a web of unspoken feelings and temper, leading to a sly if accidental reconciliation.
Mrs Mollie C Lewis aged 61 dies at her Kansas City home on Friday January 3 1908 after years of consumption. She was born in Kentucky the daughter of Taylor and wife now Mrs Faonle Battaile, married to W Drayton Lewis with three children Samuel Carrie and George all in Kansas City. She leaves an aged mother three brothers Samuel J F and Dr Johan Taylor and a sister Mrs Lisele Yaotis.
FP A Doane a large real estate owner in this county died last week near Shenandoah Iowa He was about in years of age and was believed worth about half a million He recently bought the W H Steele farm north of Slatna and has owned a large farm in Miami township for some time.
B T Hatfield aged 76 died yesterday at his daughter Mrs J A Metcalf home in Slater following a lengthy illness. Funeral at the residence Saturday at 10 o clock with interment in Wolfskill cemetery beside his wife who died about a year ago. He was an early settler of the county and leaves four children Mrs J A Metcalf Mrs Daniel Pope Thos and Grover Hatfield.
Chas Miller son of Joe Miller sustained a broken left leg above the knee while playing at Fairville school on Wednesday. Also noted: Mr. Ross resigns from J W Weldon store to join Swofford Bros in Kansas City. Remains of Clarence Blaine killed in a railroad wreck in Old Mexico arrive for burial at Pisgah cemetery. John E Martin buys his brother Tom's farm at 00 an acre and plans March move. Thowes head to Brownlog Montana then Idaho to visit brothers and survey lands.
Mrs Joe King of Woodland Texas details four years of kidney and bladder trouble. A druggist urged a 30 day Piccules trial for $1 and she reports complete relief from one bottle. Guaranteed. Sold by P H Franklin.
A collage of short items notes station changes for A. L. Benedict at Slater and family travel, Philip Trautman visiting Belleville to see his father, and B. T. Bellamy visiting Leavenworth for health. Local ads promote Bees Lazative Cough Syrup and Pinel'es back pain remedies. Davies & McDaniel stake change in Miami News broadcasts.
Sharon intends for last week while Don Potter of Idaho visits relatives. Mrs Maud Allen’s sale is scheduled for the twenty ninth. Will Paxton of Slater visits cousin W A Crane. Rev Powell preached at Bethel. Charley Davis of Miami spent the night with sister Mrs W A Crave. Joe Deibel from Kansas City visits his mother, Mrs Deibel, who is not well. Harry Reed near Sliter sought stock buyers early in the week. Mrs Sam Winnings wed with her kin on Jan 2 celebrating her seventy third birthday. Mrs Joe Pittnam and baby and Mrs Carrie Storts of Hereford Texas visit friends there this week. Francis Quisenbeery and Rollen Crane have been ill. Rollen improving, Francis not well. Considerable stock is being sent to market.
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