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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1908

Page

5

County News Briefs From Slater and Nearby

Tuesday reports show Chas and Edgar out of danger. J W Tillotson plans a Feb 12 personal property sale north of town. Dr Will Sharp and T M Ellers visited from Little Rock. Ehlers will take prospectors to the Texas coast country next Tuesday and has specials at Enid Oklahoma. Miss Bee O’Hearn hosted the Sans Souci Club Friday night with ice cream and cake. Chas Steele went to Jericho Missouri for his sister Mrs H Garrett’s illness. she is better on return. A large delegation from Marshall attended the election Tuesday.

Sans Souci Club Chas. Steele Jericho H. Garrett Marshall

Local Social Notes From Drearville And Vicinity

Drearville Mississippi residents spent time with relatives in Marshall and Gilliam. Names mentioned include Mrs. Bob Allen Mrs. Lawson Roberts and Mrs. West. Smallpox cases reported nearby along with visits by Mrs. Jesse Hensick and Mrs. T J Stivers. Ernest Harvey from Napton and Rev Whatley preached at Berea. Dick Brown installs a telephone at his home.

Bob Allen Gilliam Lawson Roberts Amrine Slater Whatley Berea

Local News Snippets from Napton and Surrounding Areas

Harry Reid of Slater called in Napton Saturday while Lester Dickson of Arrow Boeck phoned the post office Monday. Dr George Smith and family occupy a new home. Wm Thorp is seeking land in Texas this week. Woods Hall visited from Jefferson City for a few days on the farm. Wm Rector of Beaman stayed with relatives in Napton Sunday. Nellie Brownfield returned to St Louis County after a three week stay with Mrs C O Baker. Mr and Mrs Baker accompanied her and spent a week with friends near Pattonville. Lester Connell made his regular trip to Marshall Sunday afternoon. Mrs Seams and dau ner.

Harry Reid Slater Napton Lester Dickson Arrow Boeck Pnat George Smith Wm. Thorp Texas Woods Hall Jefferson City Wm. Rector Beaman Nellie Brownfield St. Louis County

Local Happenings Across St Louis and Surroundings

John Dingley of Mt Leonard did business in St Louis last week. Theresa and Charles Gaul visited their grandmother in Grand Pass. A Malta Bend meeting drew a crowd. Mr and Mrs Fred Ousterhout of Shackleford spent weekend here. Mr Nichols of Marshall had business here Saturday. Mrs J Oquest shopped in Blackburn. Some skaters fell through thin ice but escaped without help. Maurice Bray of Waverly visits Adelle Bray. Mrs Frank Slusher visited Odessa relatives. County at dry, folks felt better. Several sick again this week. Ladies Missionary Study met with Mrs M G Bray last Friday. snow kept some away. Will Kellett not improving much.

Theresa Charles Gaul Grand Pass Malta Fred Ousterhout Shackleford Mr. Nichols Marshall J. Oquest Blackburn

Family News and Births in Local Column

Sunday with Mrs. Henke and family. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Williams Friday Jan 24 a daughter. Mrs Georgie Nelson and children visit her sister Mrs Mable Lowrey. John Byars has gone to bring his son home from hospital. He is getting along nicely.

Henke Ward Williams Georgie Nelson Mable Lowrey John Byars

Cretcher Antioch Activities Amid Illness and Visits

There was no meeting at Antioch last Sunday due to Rev Carter illness. Rev Diggs of Sweet Springs lectured there last Wednesday night on local option. Aliie Amphlet and family and Chas Crain and family visited Chester Akemans' last Sunday. Mrs John Treece is ill. Tom Landon of Marshall visited Pleas Aldridge last week. Mrs H W Jackson and Roy of Sweet Springs visited Mrs Crowder and Mrs Van Buskirk early last week.

Antioch Carter Diggs of Sweet Springs Aliie Amphlet Chas. Crain Chester Akemans John Treece Tom Landon Marshall Pleas Aldridge

Cattle shipments noted across Benton county region

Lester Hutcherson near Shackelford bought a carload of cattle in Benton county. Will Tuckwiller near Cretcher shipped cattle on Wednesday. F. M. Hudson sent two carloads to Chicago last week. E. Chamberlain buys a home for Huston Bros. of Malta Bend. Chas. Jones’ house ready for planters. Will Aulgar and wife return from Indian Territory to visit relatives.

Lester Hutcherson Shackelford Benton County Will Tuckwiller Near Cretcher F. M. Hudson Chicago E. Chamberlain Huston Bros Malta Bend Chas Jones Will Aulgar Indian Territory

Waverly Bottoms Social Notes Mention Visits

Mrs Fannie Byars and children along with Mrs Mary Arnold and Sam Winfrey visited Mr and Mrs Black Earp on Sunday. Mrs Lawson Byars' children have been ill with measles. Mr and Mrs John Earp and children visited her brother and wife John Lowrey on Sunday.

Fannie Byars Mary Arnold Sam Winfrey Black Earp Lawson Byars John Earp John Lowrey Annie

Davis District Social Notes From Oklahoma and Nearby

Chas Pinkard visits Fairview Oklahoma while P G Sullivan and family call on relatives in Slater Sunday. Mrs Frank Gadberry and children from Ayres visit the Kemper home. Lloyd Kemper and kin visit James Kemper near Slater Sunday. Fred Herrmann calls on friends below William Saturday night and Sunday. John Penny and Frank Pinkard visit kin near Bosworth Sunday. Amos Audsley and family dine with J Stephens Sunday.

Chas. Pinkard Fairview Oklahoma P. G. Sullivan Slater Frank Gadberry Near Ayres D. Kemper Lloyd Kemper James Kemper Fred Herrmann William John Penny Frank Pinkard Bosworth Amos Audsley J. Stephens

New Home Visits and Weekend Socials Across Local Town

New Home Houston Edwards and sister Miss Fanny of Corder spent the weekend with Mr. McKinney. Edmund Allen and Charles Demoss with Miss Bessie Knott visited Grand Pass. Mrs. D. M. Harris and daughter Dora hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Fordham on Sunday. Rev. Diggs and Prof. Winders of Sweet Springs joined D. M. Harris for supper Thursday. Walter and Mrs. Anna Larue visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lerron on Sunday. Clarence Ray and Miss Bettie Boulware of Sweet Springs visited Uncle John Dier King and family. Minnie and Dollie Harris shopped in Blackburn. Edgar McKinney called on Miss Bessie Pauling north of Blackburn Sunday evening. Lester Harris’s trip to Houstonia for business last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Fordes and family stayed with Newt Laughlin on Sunday. Mrs. Willis McKinney and daughter Ethel shopped in Sweet Springs Monday. Mayme Bentley and Maude Harris spent Monday night with uncle D. Lemon and family. Ernest Muir of Andrew County visited Alvin Poe the first of the week. D. M. Harris went to Marshall on business. Elmwood supper Jan 21 drew a good crowd and about $32 raised. Lester Harris and Chas. Demoss called on Prof. Arnold Monday evening.

Houston Edwards Miss Fanny Corder Mr. McKinney Messrs Edmund Allen Charles Demoss Bessie Knott Grand Pass D. M. Harris Miss Dora John Fordham Diggs Prof. Winders Sweet Springs Clarence Ray Bettie Boulware John Dierking Minnie Dollie Harris Blackburn Edgar McKinney Bessie Pauling Lester Harris Houstonia James L’ordes Newt Laughlin Willis McKinney Ethel Mayme Bentley Maude Harris D. Lemon Ernest Muir Andrew County Alvin Poe Marshall Elmwood

Prairie Lawn vote keeps Prairie Lawn dry

Woodson reports last Saturday's election at Prairie Lawn passed quietly with a dry outcome all in good feeling. Reeve Taylor is sick with pneumonia and Lee Uanley's children have measles. J J Scott Jr and family visited his parents. Miss Myrtle Lynes and Miss Chappell visited the former home on Blackwater.

Prarie Lawn Reeve Taylor Lee Uanley J. J. Scott Jr J. J.scott Sr

Mrs Reed Finley Recovers After Operation

Nelson notes Mrs Reed Finley is recovering at home following an operation by Drs Smiley of Boonville and Shuck of our town. Marshall visitors include Velma and Julia Thorp visiting cousin Bessie Thorp. A leap year ball drew a large crowd with chaperones listed and supper served by Mrs Koenig. Mrs Will Hanley hosts her guest Miss Ray of St. Louis this week.

Reed Finley R. B. Thorp L. [. Shuck W. I. Higginbotham Ll. H. Coburn J. Buxton H. Hilderbrand Will Hanley Miss Ray St. Louis

Arrow Rock Community News Notes And Weather

Arrow Rock reports cold bracing weather with local social visits and outings. Residents include the Town’s people visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Missouri while skaters enjoy moonlit sessions on the lake north of town. Local option election results favor a dry town and church services are mentioned along with several illness updates and household movements.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Drearville Susie Laughlin Lester Connell Marshal Mrs. Seams and Dauner W. E. Bauer Salt Springs Salt Springs Presbyterian Church Jack Youu Guaig Sess U. S Col J. Z. Wells Oll H. A. Thomas Salt Springs, Mo MT. Leonard John Dingley Maurice Bray Waverly Adelle Bray Frank Slusher Odessa Cretcher Davis District Walter Mrs Anna Larue Willie Lerron Chas. Demoss Prof Arnold Jacob van Dyke J. T. Fisher Bank of Saline New York W. VA Dyke Woodson Myrtle Lynes Miss Chappell Blackwater Nelson B. F. Townsend D.L. Watts Julia Watts Will Odell Clay Center George Bradshaw Frank Alstien Densman House Quality Ridge George van Arsdell Arrow Rock Stephen Craig Rev. Ezell of Fayette Minerva Bingham Mary L. A. Wilmarth Cooper County Marshall, MO A. Murrell J. C. Lamkin de P. Huston Reisher, Gaunt & Co South Side Square P. H. Franklin
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