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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
5
County news recounts visits and gatherings across Malta Bend Elmwood Grand Pass and Blackburn. Names include Sam Cole Willla McKinney Wills Lemon Nelle Dierking and Frances Reager with multiple family visits band concert attendance and a serious illness in the Hartman household. A Pisgah sermon and various Sunday calls anchor the week.
Reverend Vardeman filled his regular Salem appointment. Mrs. Witcher visits Charley Witcher near Longwood. Marvine Gorrell visited Mr. Bewley of Marshall. Reeve Taylor with his hounds captured four foxes last week damaging poultry. neighbors grateful. Henry Bartels caught twenty five pound fish in Blackwater recently. Mrs. Martha Thompson shopped in Marshall Friday. Neighbors attended the fish fry at Biklick. Garnettee trains his fine heroes for the country fair in Marshall this week.
Mrs T A Sima and daughter Margaret Mrs T N Barmes and daughter Nora and John Ranse and family visited Esther Pittman on Sunday while Ed Spears hosted Sunday evening. John Evans visited Join Hall and family after the Band Concert Thursday night. Mixa Maude Blakely visited Mina Grace Cretcher Monday. J R Harris Stephen McGlanis and Frank Tuck attended the ball game at Sweet Springs Sunday evening.
In Blue Lick a large crowd attended Sunday School last week as singing improves with added helpers. W F Dennis Sr and family hosted visitors including Miss Linnie Jap Aera and Feon. Nadepe of Napton visited and will stay a week. Local sickness noted. threshing wheat and blackberry picking are current tasks.
W. M. Tyler of Marshall attended a mill and elevator company meeting on Saturday. Steve Craig was seen on the streets. D. Chas Lawless and his brother Frank, from the country, were back at the Mill Co connecting. Mrs. W. Burge of Cooper County and her sister-in-law Miss Dora Burge of Boonsville were shopping.
Ping in town Saturday features Mises Pearl Niemler and May Goodloe visiting Webb City sister Martha McClelland. Little four year old Chester Etchman lost a toenail to a lawn mower last Thursday. Rev. Warl preached at Blackwater Sunday. Mrs Piper and Ruth Piper of near Little Rock strolled the streets. Tom Gibson of Cooper county visited grandson Gibson Scott. Rev Brecefic held Baptist church services. W. Hubbard and wife visited BR Piper family. Georgia Yates of Boonesboro stayed with Salete Lawless. James Marshall and wife visited W. H. Edwards. Sam Wilkerson’s family passed through town home from Cooper county. G. H. Dickson and Georgia Steas spent Sunday at Wilton Springs. Rh Watts went to Blackwater to meet his wife returning from Waverly. Crump and Ballew of Boonesboro were dinner guests of Salete Lawless. Mrs Barbara Hillen of Marshall visited Mrs Henry Muir.
Marvin Watson and wife of sear Canon Cole arrive for extended visit with relatives at Will Alexander's home. Kansas City guest Carl Burnett attends a dance honoring Miss Lauren Koenig. Town residents attend Stone’s talk and visit relatives, with many in and out of state. Wheat shipments rise as farmers stay busy. town lawn parties and social engagements abound. Mrs Townsend and Mrs Leaton visit from Kansas City.
Mrs. E. Place and her children left for Bradford Pa to spend a month with Dr. Glenn and family. The trip aims to allow the family to enjoy the visit and time together in the Bradford area with the Glenn household.
William Fales and Laura and Beles conveyed land in Marion County Missouri to secure a promissory note. Due to default on annual installments and interest, trustee Van Dyer announces public sale August 8, 1908 at Marshall Court House North Front Door to pay note, interest, and costs.
Elmer Ballard and wife visited the W Buskirks on Sunday. J R Harris shopped in Herndon on Monday. Mrs Kutter Pittman, Mrs Margaret Blakely and Mrs PBE Pittman visited at W M Treece’s Monday. John Hall and family and Walter Hall visited William Elai’s near Longwood Saturday and Sunday. Miss Vessie Reed visited Miss Ruth Gray Benday, Homer Ballard and sister, Miss Lewis attended church at Mt Zion Sunday night. Clarence Hauehay called on Miss Gracie Cretcher Sunday. Lou Harper and family visited Sam Bims and family Tuesday. JR Harris and his best girl attended the fair at Marshall Thursday. Miss Maude Blakely visited friends near Aweet Springs in the first of the week. Samuel Lee and Stephen McGinnis made a tying trip to Conewdea Thursday.
An elderly owner of a general store and local telephone companies praises Dr King's New Discovery. He claims it saved his life by easing a severe cough and throat pain, noting the remedy reaches the cough spot and throat. The ad touts a money back guarantee and trial bottles.
EK W Cawel of near the C A depot has recovered after a several week severe sickness spell.
A Cedar View merchant, Bwewart, touts Dr Kieg's New Life Pills as valuable with guaranteed weight worth, claiming relief from constipation malaria and bilious tones. The ad notes the pills delivered and sold by druggists at two cents.
Mr and Mrs B Hume and their son from Belleville Illinois are spending the week at Robt Haytt's northwest of town, enjoying a brief visit and local hospitality.
Mrs W A Huff travels to Chicago as guest of her sow. Henley brothers from Hinckburn visiting relatives. Christian Endeavor ice cream social planned at John Shellenberger’s residence July 25. George Boatright and family visiting from Pettl e county. Mrs Roy Donnell of Oak Grove ill. Chautauqua trip to Marshall Aug 25 to 40. Protracted meetings begin at Christian Union the third Sunday in August. J P Wilson and family visited Henry Montgomery. May Walbourn visiting Marshall. Mrs Geo Masters and Minas Myrtle visit J P Wilson. Walter Hall and family visited Postal to see father Mise Hattle Watts visiting New Franklin. Mrs Sherman and son Claude visiting Chas Van Buskirk. Mrs Sherman injured hand by tacks.
Charles P F Budahbo of Tracy California writes that Bucklen s Arnica Salve was the luckiest day of his life a box cured years of itching piles after other treatments failed druggists sell the salve everywhere
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