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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1908

Page

5

Probate Court Proceedings Highlight Multiple Estates

In Henry Taylor and Francis Walker estates petition and witness proof noted. Minors Ollie and Cleveland Renne, and Grover Thompson estates feature bonds, letters, and final settlements. Lou Abney will probated. Charles T. Bandidge widow relinquishment and bond set. Sarah F E Hatfield letters testamentary granted with bond.

Henry Taylor Francis Jo C Walker Robi N Taylor Ollie Cleveland Renne Grover Thompson Lou Abney Charles T. Bandidge Il. T Sandidge

Rousing Meetings Unite Marshall Churches

Churches in Marshall held a united service for men at the M. E. Church South and for women at the Baptist church Sunday evening. The events drew large, enthusiastic crowds with speakers including A. R. James Reva Trousdale McDonald Abbott Dr. W. H. Black Hugh Allen J. B. DeGarmo and Prof. Laughlin.

Marshall M. E. Church South Baptist Church A. R. James Reva Trousdale McDonald Abbott W. H. Black Hugh Allen J. B. DeGarmo Laughlin

Pine salve remedy advertised in local chemist shop

An old advertisement promotes a pine salve described as a poultice that draws out inflammation and poison. It lists ingredients and indicates availability at P. 8, Franklin, suggesting use for chapped hands lips cuts and boros.

P. 8 Frankiln

Meyer Brothers Seek Farm Near Slater and Byers

H M Meyer and his Byers, Missouri brother J T Meyer visited Saline on Monday to look at farms but found none suited. Accompanying them was A L Meyer of Fairbanks Alaska a decade long gold miner who plans to stay in his mining work though he could have done better on a Saline county farm.

H. M. Meyer South of Slater J.T. Meyer Byers Saline A. L. Meyer Fairbanks Alaska

Train reveals distant Marshall courthouse at sunrise

While the train neared Higginsville at sunrise last week, a passenger glimpsed the Marshall courthouse in clear detail about thirty miles away, framed by the early light.

Higginsville Marshall Court House

An Interesting Letter About Cardus Healing Ailments

Mary Bagguley of 117 Peach St Syracuse writes of her sister suffering side ache from female troubles for 24 years. After using Wine of Cardus she is too well. Cardus is described as a safe efficient remedy offered at Aruggints for $1.00.

Mary Bagguley Peach St Syracuse N. Y Cardus

Local Notes From DREARVILLE and Slater Area

Cott Bros. shipped hog and cattle to market on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. J. E. Allen is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stivers visited D. J. Dickson's family Wednesday. Miss Alice Grider, City Center teacher, shopped in Slater Saturday. Allie Soper and Dora and Blanche Drew visited Slater Saturday. Mrs. Lee Lowery and Miss May Lowery seen in Slater Saturday. Rev. T. L. Huxley spent Sunday with C. A. Lowery family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marksberry visited home folks last Sunday. Charlie Spencer sick. Cringie Powell and Charley Byars spent Saturday with Enos and Roy Earp. Onie Argood with Edith Earp Sunday evening. Mrs. Jane Earp with her daughter Mrs. James Demoss. Mrs. Georgie Earp ill last week. Mrs. N. J. Fletcher and children sick with lagrippe. Mrs. Mary Arnold birthday visit to Jobo and Jane Earp families. FOR SALE Good ten room house near C. & A. depot suitable for boarding house. Living water at door. Bargain. (Jan.) A. J. MORTON, and 4 Boonville Mo.

J. E. Allen T. J. Stivers D. J. Dickson Alice Grider City Center Slater Allie Soper Dora Blanche Drew Lee Lowery May Lowery Rev T. L. Huxley C. A. Lowery Walter Marksberry Charlie Spencer Charley George Byars Cringie Powell Charley Byars George Chas Argood Enos Roy Earp Onie Argood Edith Earp Jane Earp James Demoss Georgie Earp N. J. Fletcher Mary Arnold Jobo Earp A.J. Morton Boonville

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises 100 Dollar Reward

One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the remedy with signatures from Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. price 1.60 per bottle. testimonials available. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin O Hall

Waverly Bottoms Honky Tone Family Visit Notice

Mr and Mrs John Byara and children and several families visited over Sunday including Mr and Mrs John Argood and children Mr and Mrs Jerry Cooper and children Roy Earp, joining Mr and Mrs Powell and family plus Mr and Mrs John Lowrey and Mr Brack Earp.

John Byara John Argood Jerry Cooper Roy Earp Powell John Lowrey Brack Earp John Bary Ras Joho

Mt Leonard Residents Attend Malta Bend Church Event

Several locals attended a church service in Malta Bend Sunday night. Mrs Howard of Marshall visited relatives there Wednesday. Sam Dowden and Miss Emma Dawes of Blackburn spent Sunday with friends here. Miss Susie and Anna Brigg visit Higginsville friends for a few days. Miss Leta Oquest visits relatives in Marshall this week. Cora Ousterhout stayed with her brother in Shackelford. Harry Orr seen in the area Monday. Viola Baker and Lucy Bell among Marshall visitors Monday. Mrs Frank Slusher visiting her mother Mrs S F Sears. Dean Ogquest transacted business in Marshall Monday. Mr and Mrs Coral Grimes visited relatives in Malta Bend Sunday. Jemeway J Oquest spent time at Waverly with Samuel Gibbons and daughter.

Malta Bend Howard Marshall Sam Dowden Emma Dawes Blackburn Susie Anna Brigg Higginsville Leta Oquest Cora Ousterhout Shackelford Harry Orr Viola Baker Lucy Bell Frank Slusher F. Sears Dean Ogquest Coral Grimes Maite Bend Je Meway J. Oquest Waverly Samuel Gibbons

George Robertson Hosts Friends Sunday at His Home

George Robertson of near town entertained several of his friends Sunday. A King’s Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal overcomes indigestion and dyspepsia. Two days’ trial free. Sold by P. A. Franklin.

George Robertson Near Town P. A. Franklin

River View social notes and visits in Missouri

Long list of local residents and visitors including Col. G. G. Jenkins from Fish Creek buying hogs in town, Charlie Shepard on business, Wood Johnson and wife visiting Glasgow, Miss Lucile Cott visiting grandmother Mary Hensick, Jesse Murdock ill, Hinnab family back from Osage, Ula Neff ill, Ed Leimbukler in Little Rock, K. C. Stone and Lalete Lawless with Lillian Hensick at Zelda Brown’s party, Dr. Sharpe from Little Rock aiding Mrs. Blumhost, Rebecca Thornton visiting from Kansas City, Hale and Mattix families at J. R. Hellman’s. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as safe for coughs and colds.

Col G. G. Jenkins Fish Creek J. R. Hellman Charlie Shepard Wood Johnson Glasgow Belle Bowler Lucile Cott Mary Hensick Jesse Murdock Frank Hinnab Henry Bierbaum Osage Hinnab K. C. Stone Lalete Lawless Arrow Rock Lillian Hensick Zelda Brown Dr. Sharpe Little Rock C. W. Blumhost Rebecca Thornton Highland Kansas City Wm. Hale J. L. Mattix

Hunters Visit Gasconade County After Wild Game Tale

Little Rock residents recount Dan Eblera and Otto Cram er returning from Osage and Gasconade counties after two weeks away. They visited the Happy Land of Canaan in Gasconade county where deer were reported, though the tale hints at a different kind of game. Aunt Matilda McLain remains ill and measles cases are noted locally. Dr Hardin of Marshall treated patients in Little Rock at Dr Sharp's request. Buck Shafer died suddenly Sunday morning while seated, aged 77 years and 9 months, and was buried Monday at the Dunkard church.

Dan Eblera Otto Cramer Osage Gasconade Happy Land Canaan Matilda McLain

Mild January Week Sets Record For Slater Weather

Slater A L Liggett notes the past week was the mildest January period since 1880. Chas Weber passed through Slater en route to Sedalia. About 60 members of Damon Lodger of P went to Odessa Monday night for a fine time. Rev Jones of William Jewell College Fulton spoke for local option to a Wood congregation at the M KE cleared Sunday evening.

A. L. Liggett Chas, Weber Slater Sedalia Kansas Damon Lodger Odessa Rev. Jones Willian Jewell College Fulton M. KE

For Sale Duncan Prolific Seed Corn In Marshall

High grade 200 bushels seed corn for sale very hardy and a sure grower. Send orders early. Contact W. C. Hoffman rer nd 6 Marshall Missouri.

W. C. Hoffman Marshall, Mo

Large Blue Lick Attendance At New Baptist Church

Large crowd gathered at the new Baptist church in Blue Lick last Sunday. Attendees included Jack Stump and Mrs Gordon. Miss Dora Claycomb has been confined at home for two weeks with fever. Mrs Luther Dennis of Blackwater visited her brother Robert Nickels near Herndon Sunday. J H Dennis and wife visited their parents Sunday, and Miss Grace joined them for the week. Local sickness appears improved as mild weather continues.

New Baptist Church Blue Lick Jack Stump Mrs. Gordon Dora Claycomb Luther Dennis Blackwater Robert Nickels Herndon J. H. Dennis Miss Grace

American Cities Pay Too Much for Urban Needs

A London Times quotation denounces high municipal costs in American cities. It argues residents overpay for civili service essentials such as roads water light and protection of life and property. The piece links illicit profits in municipal management and price manipulation of essential commodities to vast fortunes and national disgrace.

London Times

Notice of Grant of Letters of Administration

Notion is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Lewis Wolwer deceased were granted to George ... in the UK Probate Court of Raline county Mo. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance within one year after the date of said letters, and claims not exhibited within two years from publication may be barred. George Weber, Admr. Dec 7.

Lawis Wolwer Raline

Public Sale by Stanley Dean at W. O. Pate Farm

Public auction to the highest bidder at the W O Pate farm two miles northwest of Marshall on Tuesday February 4 1908 at 10 o clock horses cattle hogs sheep farming implements wood and other articles to be sold with free lunch offered during the sale set by Jas Hollywood’s residence name referenced in the ad indicates local connections

W. H. Pate Jas. Hollywood Marshall Stanley Dean W. O. Pate Jas Hollywood Noun

Notice of Probate Settlement Hearing

Creditors and interested parties in the estate of Incrot Piper are informed that a settlement hearing will be held before the Frohate Court at Mary County. The meeting will take place on the first Monday of May. Proceedings located at the Cowre sold County courthouse.

Tip Sori

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Probate Court Sarah FE Hatfield Tom Hatfield Jack R. L. Harriman Bunceton Chas. Irvine Marehall County News Gma of Asheah Ctehe Drearville Cott Bros MT. Leonard River View Ula Neff Joe King J. B. Smith C. C. Drummeller Ed. Leimkubler P. B. Franklio Ayer Ayer Co Lowell Mave the Marshall Republican The National Home Journal Farm News Cosmopolitan Magazine Globe Democrat Ccc Ce Republic Dail Republic Coe’s Sanitario Caienea By Feer Pca Houls P.M Franklor Urugoist
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