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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
3
A page of obituaries and notices recounts the deaths of Katherine Wilhelmina Hinnah. Rowena Brockway. a Gilliam resident. John H. Clarke. infant of Oscar Johnerson. Agnes Irene Goulding. Mrs. Sarah Young. Sarah Klaiss Young. and Sylvester Small, with funeral details, residences, and surviving family listed.
Leonard Napier col died near Napton January 18 from enlargement of the liver aged 5 years 6 months 7 days. Funeral at Baptist church there Monday at 11 a m.
Harmony county notes report J C Gibbons children recovering from measles and Ruby Gibbon with Johnnie Claude returning to school after the illness. Jimmie Gibbons visits from Kansas City and George Gibbons returns from Sweet Springs. Mrs Stephen visits R W Ervin. George Lyon travels to Marshall for business. Miss Minta Ervin recovers from a severe measles attack.
Professor Emory Killion of El Darcio Springs came Tuesday to be with his mother who is very ill.
Ohio visitor travels near Sweet Springs as Rev Geo Shanklin plans to move into Swag gard on Locust St. Mrs Geo Smith and son Clyde visit St Louis then Texas. Farmers Institute to be addressed by S M Jordan and Frank King on Jan 28 with an exhibit on livestock judging if weather allows. Measles affect many youths. Rev Palmore spoke on temperance to church audience. Mrs GC R Killion paralyzed and very fat. Mrs A J Tisdale in Kansas City visiting family.
Miss Lucy Rhoades visits Miss Nellie Cooper on Sunday. Julie Webinger from Kansas City visits relatives. Mrs A L E Johnson learns her sister Mes dolosion of Mair Ville is stricken with garylists and leaves Friday. Henry Gable improving after weeks of geripye. Chas Zahl of Sharon in neighborhood Tuesday. Jesse Jackson and family visit Ayers relatives on Sunday. John Schmidt spends Sunday in Glasgow. G E Wilmington ships a bar hogs this week. Johnny Wilmington improving after illness.
Arrow Rock residents Elwood Gray and wife hosted by J B Biggs family. Clark Swinney and daughter visited from the county. Lillian Hensick of Little Rock and Zelda Brown of Clay Center were guests of Lallete Lawless. Will Freeman and wife of Cooper county were dinner guests of Mrs. C Garrett. W L Edwards recovering from illness shown improvement. Rev Bruce conducted Baptist church service. Lottie Marshall of Marshall and Blanch Townsend of the county visited Mary Pearl Bingham. Dr Bradshaw left for Kansas City for sister’s funeral.
Ed Miller was on the sick list the first of the week Walter and Cary Diggs of Cooper county were out on the streets Monday Albert Cuse is quite sick with measles at this writing
Sunday guests included Rev Diggs of Sweet Springs and Dr James with Miss Franees Reager of Ellwood visiting Dr Darris and family. Local residents Mesays Dewmowe and Minand Allen spent weekend in Grand Paws. Prof Fred Arnold recovering from pneumonia returned to school. Pearl Harris died Sunday afternoon from pneumonia. funeral held at Pisgah. Sympathy extended to the bereaved parents. LD Lemon family visited A W Lemon family. Jd Murray returned from a month’s visit. Mrs Willis Lemon sick. Miss Allie Tredway of Anson City hired to finish term at Kline Weathy. Emma Kuntz resigns due to health.
Mrs Walter H Wilson and a little son T W of Lawter Oklahoma visit relatives Elsie Nelson and sister Miss Sarah of Kansas visiting Erlend Nene Mrs Poll Aldridge improving James Crain returned to North Dakota Mr and Mrs J P Wilson of Caughter Ethel and Mrs Andy Cook visited George Masters last Sunday. Preaching at Antioch next Sunday morning and night by Rev Carter.
Robert King transacted business at the County Beat Saturday. Attendees at Lawson Roberts funeral in Shater Sunday afternoon included R.A. Field L. G. Brown GN Brown and Jesse Tren. Mrs. Charlie Reyoulds and Miss Rebecca Thornton of Little Rock visited Mrs. J. RR Leuman. Mrs. Jesse Hensick called on Mrs. Stivers near Crearville. VanBooren visited Friday evening. Orson Klong traded in Gillam Tuesday. Little Erma Nadine Crosslin is very sick. Funeral of Rowena Brockway near Concord Sunday morning attended by Thomas Morgan BE R and Charley Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Will Edward of Fish Creek visiting their mother in Oklahoma. Ham Piper and daughter Miss Ole busy at home. Hugh Craig left for Texas Tuesday on a prospecting trip. Miss Lillian Hensick re-
A weeklong stay with Miss Salete Lawless at Arrow Rock concluded with social updates. Fred Detmer was trading in Slater on Tuesday and J. W. Moore with M. D. Burton attended the Masonic lodge gathering in Arrow Rock Saturday evening.
Pettis County court adjourned session fixes Saturday February 15 as the local option election date outside Sedalia. Court also sets February 1 for a special election to extend the Six Mile road district. The May 186 order to organize a Sedalia Longwood rock real district is rescinded.
A cat lures a mouse with a promise of a song. The mouse demands a warning, the cat agrees to grant a single request. The cat performs a singing song while the mouse trembles, hoping for mercy, but the cat betrays the trust in a dark ending. New York Press.
A fragmented excerpt from the Kansas City Journal presents a stream of social commentary. It discusses overindulgence, moral judgment, and the tension between personal habits and communal expectations in a colloquial, humorous voice.
A municipal report to the city committee of Kawkenna notes aldermanic concerns over Bellefontaine Columbus Richmood Reeserile and Iivawakile. Alderman Martin cites the Vehting plant at Bellefontaine vest Tan. city owes 827000 bonded debt at 4 percent. The city owns waterworks and electric lighting plants. officials seek high salaries while financing lapses threaten bond coverage.
An editorial from the Minneapolis Tribune argues that municipal ownership masks wasteful spending by taxing the public via debt and general revenue use. It cites British provincial cities' debt growth and looming bankruptcy as warning signs, noting Pine River city rejects a municipal plan and opts for a different path after years of failed lighting schemes.
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