Deaths Miss Frances Rosenthal and John Dean
Miss Frances Rosenthal died at her parents home after a lingering consumption. She was about 30 and to be buried in St. Louis. She leaves a father mother two sisters and three brothers. John Dean died in Rochester Minnesota July 22 at 65 years 5 months 28 days. He leaves a wife and three children John and Stanley in Boise and Miss Mary at home. His funeral was July 20 at 2 p m with a large turnout and Dr W R officiating. He was regarded as a gentleman and his death is a loss to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rosenthal
Rosenthal
St. Louis
Alytera
Jos
Dean
Rochester
Minn
John
Stanley
Boise
Idaho
Mary
W. R
Bt. Joseph
W.K. George
Ben Bilse
A. Adame
Frank Evans
E. K. Ewing
G. E. Blosser
G. E. Scratchfield
Will Cromley
Frank Garrett
A. Adams
Dr. Smith
Frank Justice
Halter
Lst
T. Pearson
C. D. Turner
Ist
J. Q. Moore, Jr
Hater
Arch Hancock
J. T. Maddox
Geo
Adams
Death of Jacob Bingham at Arrow Rock Farm
Jacob Bingham died at his home near Arrow Rock on Monday afternoon July 27 1908 after years of feeble health. He was born February 17 1820 in Rockingham Virginia and moved to this county with his parents in 1825, residing on the same farm. He married Parilee Crutch er November 8 1885 and is survived by his daughter Mira Mary Pearl and one sister Mrs D L Watts. He was a member of the M E Church for years. Funeral services were held by Rev Barrett of Lynn and burial took place in the Bingham Cemetery on the family farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bingham
Arrow Rovch
Rokingham
Virginia
Parilee Crutcher
Mira Mary Pearl
M. E. Church
D. L. Watts
Barrett
Lynn
Bingham Cemetery
Mrs Sylvia Gaines Dies in East Marshall Home
Mrs Sylvia Gaines aged 74 died at her son Tom Cornelus east Marshall Sunday at 7 am of heart failure. Her remains were laid to rest Monday afternoon in Cow Creek cemetery after services conducted by Rev Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Gaines
Tom Cornelus
East Marshall
Cow Creek
Weaver
Killed in Boiler Explosion Remains Laid to Rest
The remains of Herman Kennedy were brought from Armstrong on Monday and buried at Ridge Park Cemetery. A 17 year old nephew of Miss Minnie King of West Jackson, he died Sunday from injuries suffered in a boiler explosion the prior Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kennedy
Armatrong
Ridge Park Cemetery
Minnie King
Weet Jackson
Oscar Day Fireman at the Ice Plant
Oscar Day, a fireman at the ice plant, suffered an incident early in the morning. He was assisted by coworkers and given medical attention on site. The cause and full condition were not disclosed in the fragments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Day
Monster Sale At Kove And Buckner Store
The famous Kove and Buckner clothing firm launches a big sale starting tomorrow with advertising help from expert promoter Ervine of Slater. Ervine, a noted Saline price maker, is shaping the campaign so every man woman and child in Saline learns what is happening in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kove & Buckner
Ervine
Slater
Saline
Marshall
Big Harness Sale At L Reppenhagen Marshall Mo
L Reppenhagen offers his entire stock of saddles and harness goods at 20 percent off except items 50 cents and under. All items over 50 cents discounted on the dollar. Repair service available while you wait. Sale lasts while stock remains. 8-7 C. 5 West Square Marshall Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Reppenhagen
W. Cor. Square
Marshall, Mo
Family Reunion At Weinrich Home North Of Town
A pleasant family reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Weinrich. Relatives and friends attended including Ambrose Parks and family Pete Solomon and family Mr and Mrs W. F Boy Mrs Gower Mr and Mrs Jas Mitchell Mrs Mary Campbell from near town and distances such as Mrs Frank Watson and a Kansas City citizen Mrs Wm Zoeller of Isinole Mrs Wm Lucking of St. Louis. A very enjoyable time was spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Weinrich
Ambrose Parks
Pete Solomon
W. F Boy
Gower
Jas, Mitchell
Mary Campbell
Frank Watson
Chtizen
Kansas City
Wm. Zoeller
Isinole
Wm. Lucking
St. Louis
Church Notes in New Carlisle and Fort Hayes District
J G Miles of New Carlisle Ind visited Mrs Hawthorne and daughter Lucile at the M E Church South morning and Baptist church evening. Rev E E DeLong ends supply at Hardeman July 109th and will be followed by Rev J C Hollymas. DeLong heads to Benton Kan for a month and then a three year seminary course. Rev E O Smith will preach at First M E Sunday morning and evening. Morning sermon titled Successful Defensive Warfare Evening How to Get Rich in Thirty Days. Rev J Q Partee preaches on The New Testament Proportion of Civil Government. last sermon before vacation. acetas The First cares sis to have bon bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G., Miles
New Carlisle
Ind
O. E. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Lucile
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
E. E. DeLong
Hardeman
J. C. Hollymas
De-Long
Acetas
Caressis
The Fair Premiums horse show results and schedules
Details from the fair list multiple races across days one to four with purses ranging from 75 to 500 dollars. Winners include Hammett, Mise Neta, Ringer, Olivette, Ben Hur, Juanita, Directly O’Connor and John Dysart. Premiums listed for various classes and show events with names like W.K. George Ben Bilse and Arch Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammett
Sallebury Hores
Mise Neta
Columbia
Ft. M. Hollesbeck
C. M Buxcell
Olivette
Juanita
John Dysart
Directly O'Connor
Hee Allvon
Ringer
Heanley
Independence
Riverside County Scribe Localized Health Notes
Among the sick, Mrs. Mollie White of northeast of Marshall near Nortos is homebound with a severe sprain from a Saturday fall. Emanuel Ehreman of East Arrow is very ill. L. E. Morking at Eastwood is ill. Mrs. Edmonla Jamben of South Lafayette is laid up this week. Mrs. Henry Corder just back from Texas. Miss Ava Steele returned home after surgery in Urbana Illinois. C. M. Thomas of Moor Wana maker is very low with appendicitis and dropsy. operation expected Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie White
Marshall
Nortos
Emanuel Ehreman
East Arrow
L. E. Morking
Eastwood
Edmonla Jamben
South Lafayette
Henry Corder
Texas
Ava Steele
Urbana
C. M. Thomas
Moor Wanamaker
Six Years in Penitentiary for multiple defendants
Gilliam resident Hawpe Page was tried in district court for incest and sentenced to six years in the penitentiary after a three hour jury deliberation. Page appealed to the Missouri Supreme Court. Walter Moore and Clell Smith faced separate charges with sentences imposed. Sheriff and militia officials transported Page and others to Jefferson City to begin serving terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawpe Page
Gilliam
Friams
Oliarre
Supremert of Missouri
Reyro
Clellesi
Hoonter
Montague
Ashur
Will Cone
Jo. Soholle
Bhacksford
Feholld
Sheriff Bacon
Col. FF. M
Bawpe Page
Walter Moore
Cleli Smith
Jefferson City
Local Items From Marshall Area Free Time Notes
Local items list visitors and travel across several towns including Diackturn Malt Springs Sweet Springs Tulsa Oklahoma Lake City Minn and Sweet Springs with names such as Miss Richter Fulkerson Morrie In back from stilwater O k a Mrs Buckner Miss Frances Fisher Emmea Grecian Mrs Gauldin O P Sturm J K Graves G T Nueckley Kirksville Lake Michigan and Lima II. A new hotel clerk arrives at City hotel and a resident builds a new home. Probate activity noted with several travelers and social visits.
Republicans Denounce Cross Ticketing in Primary
Word circulates among Republicans urging voting the Democratic ticket to aid Wallace’s candidacy. The county committee does not authorize or endorse this move, urging Republicans to settle their own quarrels. W B Mullins Char. Rep. Cen. Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Republican County Committee
Mullins
Rep
Cen
Subscribers renew Marshall Republican subscriptions
Among our subscribers Mrs W M Lynch sends a dollar via sister Miss Bertha Dain of Marsha Monday to renew the Republican for another year to be mailed to Odessia Mrs A B Court of Mr Leonard visiting Bowen Ill orders the Republican seat there during visit J A LaBure of Sweet Springs mailed an order for $2 for two years subscription F H Green of Higginsville sends a dollar and says homesickness draws readers back to Marshall Many others renewals listed with names and towns including W H Mabrey Slater H T Sandidgy Blue Lick Welllington Stewart Napton Aug Keuker Sweet Springs Isaac Mills Marshall W F Heckman Marshall M Ballinger Napton W F Dennie Blu Lick W P Luse Marshall Green King Slater Henry Ellers Nelson Readers note large vote totals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lynch
Marshall
Bertha Dain
Marsha
Republican
Odessia
A. B. Court
F. H. Green
Higginsville
Doller
W. H. Mabrey Slater
H. T. Sandidgy
Blue Lick
Weilllington Stewart
Napton Aug
Local visits and a music gathering in Salisbury area
Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Reppenhagen drove to Salisbury on Saturday and enjoyed a Sunday visit. They report the trip over bad roads as easily made. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. K. Wanthorne hosted a small group Monday evening for a musical with Mr. Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. Reppenhagen
Salisbury
Reppenhagen
Mrs. C. EK. Wanthorne
Mr. Miles
Griffin guests and local visitors at Elkhart area
U of New Carlisie honored guest Dr and Mrs Griffin arrange a son’s arrival in July while Maxey Jackman visits his aunt Mrs Cal Stilton in Elkhart. Mise E J Marrat of Kirkwville buys east side took store for a modern bookstore. Henry Potter of Kansas City visits T C Potter family. J of Treove reports his father’s blacksmith shop in Cretcher. C G Ford and August Schmidt greet Bertha and friends with Chas Schwab and Chas Eckert of Belleville as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxey Jackman
Mra
Cal Stilton
Elkhart, Fed
Mise E. J. Marrat
Kirkwville
TB. Gil
Treove
Cretcher
C. G. Ford
August Schmidt
South of Town
Ltor
Mies Bertha
Chas, Schwab
Chas
Eckert
Belleville
Local birthdays and visits note midweek events
Jos Caton of Rodman Avenue celebrated his 85th birthday last Friday July 28 he said he cut a pumpkin for the occasion but forgot the editor W F E Weinrich of north of town arrived Saturday to buy a new survey to take his company out driving his sisters Mrs Louly Zelor of Centralia and Mrs Lucekin of Bt Lout are spending several weeks at his home Henry Renwakd from Hose Valley announced plans to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on Wednesday July 20 he did jury wervier here last week and planned extra farm work to catch up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Caton
Rodman Ave
W. FE. Weinrich
Mre
Louly Zelor
Centralia
Mrs. Lucekin
Bt. Lout
Henry Renwakd Wen
Hose Vallley
Picnic and storm damage near Odessa and Mayview
Bertha Dean and Miss Allie Thompson from Marshall visited Mrs. Lynch in Odessa. Allie returned Thursday while Bertha stayed to Sunday and joined the Mayview picnic. A tornado near Leyhe Potter farm damaged a buggy shed, causing about $10 in losses with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dean
Allie Thompson
Marshall
M. W. Lynch
Odessa
Allie
Bertha
Mayview
C. M. Wood
Leyhe & Potter
Miley
Oward Heying Returns From Glasgow After Farm Loss
Oward Heying of Glasgow visited on Wednesday en route to Sharon to his parents. He and his brother Clarence farmed the Chariton bottoms this summer but were drowned out, losing about 100 acres of wheat and 50 acres of corn. He plans hill farming next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oward
Heying
Glasgow
Sharon
Clarence
Chariton Bottoms
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William Jennings Bryan
Edison Phonograph Co
Rai
The
Trust Ncan
Mr Bryan
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Big Harness Sale
Church Notes
Sealife County Fair
Richter
Fulkerson
Tuewlay
JW. Taylor
Sweet Springs
Min Sarsh Mart
Taylor's Department Store
Miss Extel’e
Morrie
Stil Water
Okia
CM Buckner
Frances
Mes
G Fisher
Emmea Grecian
Mrs. Gauldin
Blosser
O. P. Sturm
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Blackburn
Henry Eliers
Lake City
Waa
Reinwall
How Woller
Mrs. J. K. Graves
JC. Mibbs
G. T. Nueckley
Kirksville
Wo OW Mack
Marah
Lake Michigan
Claude McBride
Mrs. McBrides
E. B. Shannon
City Hotel
W. A. Thomas
Marsh
Olive
JF. Miller
Alberta
Canada
Marshall Sumlay Moon
E. B. Parks
James Marsh
Lima II
Leo Durfeind
E. H. Steinkuh Jer
Fritz Elsen
C. C. Ehlers
U of New Carlisie
Mra. L. BE. Griffin
Henry Potter
T. C. Potter
White
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