Educational address and graduation program observed
A speech highlights the value of education for workers amid national progress while a graduation program follows with an invocation piano solo class address diploma presentation and musical selections. The list of graduates and class officers includes Leland Peak Wiley Elizabeth McKee Stuart Edward Sharp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Mandolin Club
J. W. Howell
Titania Weley
Elizabeth Stuart
Dr. Craighead
Central College
Eatudhantina
P. Lacome
Misa Adama
Ch. de Bennot
Lelana Peak Wiley
Craighead
Wagner
The
Naomi J. Adams
Eva Belle Barnhill
Emma Conway
William Noble Branaugh
Laura Maud Dysart
Cora Linton Dickson
Nellie Mary Donahoe
Abner Ellis Gore
Elizabeth McKee Stuart
Mary Emma Dysart
Sadie Emma Soper
Minnie Lee Huddleston
Bessie Lee Stahl
Willie Frances Fulkerson
Beulah Sharp
Martha Mildred Parrish
Mary Elizabeth Goodson
Harriet Laurie
Leland Peak Wiley
Charlotte Wronker
Lynne Lewis
Virgie Belle McReyno
Leland P. Wiley
Edward Karl Sharp
Bible School to Celebrate Children's Day Next Sunday Evening
The Bible School of the Christian church will celebrate Children's Day next Sunday evening at 7 30. The exercises include special music recitations drills impersonations and other preparations have been given much care. All interested invited.
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Bible School of the Christian Church
Howell Worrell Wedding in Hurt Parlors
The wedding of G. F Dowell and Miss Kite Worrell occurred Wednesday in Hurt, Mo. Rev. J. F. Kemper officiated. Dowell, a Curryville farmer, and Miss Worrell of Ayres will reside on Dowell’s farm after June 1. The Republican extends best wishes for their prosperity.
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Hurt
G. F Dowell
Curryville
Kite Worrell
Jefferson Worrell
Ayres
J. F. Kemper
Mim Hattie Duncan
Mr. Dowell
Off for Denver K K Mayer leaves New York store for Denver job
Karl Mayer longtime book-keeper in the New York store here departs Monday for Denver where he will work as book-keeper with the Kuner Pickle Company. Marshall residents praise his bus iness zeal and courteous conduct and wish him success in his new post.
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K. K. Mayer
New York
Denver
Kuner Pickle Company
Karl
Marshall
Andrews Returns From Africa After Shipwreck
W. L. Andrews of Miami arrived in Marshall on Saturday from New York City on his return from South Africa where he went with a mule shipment for the British government. He recounts his voyage home including a shipwreck in which he lost all belongings and valuable Boer War relics. He notes little fighting in the area he visited.
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W. L. Andrews
Miami
Marshall
New York City
South Africa
Mr. Andrews
Runaway on East Arrow Street In Jolt of Night
On Sunday night around 9 30 o clock a horse-drawn buggy ran away on East Arrow street causing excitement. Forest Crear, with lines in hand, was dragged several yards before the horse broke away, the buggy damaged losing a wheel shaft and bar. The horse toppled near Dr Brown s curb stone but injuries were not described. No children were hurt due to the late hour.
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East Arrow Street
Forest Crear
Arrow Street
Mr. Crear
Jose
J. L. Woodbridge
A Pleasant Alleggrezza Club Gathering on Capitol Hill
Mr W A Beatty and Miss Georgie Montague hosted a congenial Alleggrezza Club event at Beatty’s Capitol Hill home on Friday afternoon May 25. Ladies including Mesdames A B Stewart Aubrey Conway Robert Reynolds and Misses Louise Noble Stella Hicks Lennie Montague assisted as hats came off. Roses peonies and pink clover adorned the rooms while Master Clarence Beatty served punch and Louise Noble oversaw the remainder. The gathering was praised for its delicious punch and cheerful atmosphere with adjournment planned to meet Mrs Charles Potter at a later date.
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W. A. Beatty
Georgie Montague
Allegrezza Club
Capitol Hill
Mesdames
A. B. Stewart
Aubrey Conway
Robert Reynolds
Louise Noble
Stella Hicks
Lennie Montague
Clarence Beatty
Charles Potter
Missouri Pacific excursion to Jefferson City one dollar
Special train leaves Marshall at 7 a.m. for Jefferson City arriving 11 a.m. on Sunday June 16, 1900. Return train departs Jefferson City at 7 p.m. Run date and times indicate a one dollar round trip offered by Missouri Pacific on that day.
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Jefferson City
Marshall
Mrs Isabella Pleasant Barnhill 1826 obituary notes
Mrs Isabella Pleasant Barnhill born in Oldhim county Kentucky December 25 1826 died at the residence of her son in law I G Dawes on Highland Road Wednesday morning at 4 50. She married John Bainhall May 11 1848 and joined the Southern Methodist church as a child. Survived by three children W Hornhill Min K E Dawes and Kate Barnhill. Funeral at K G Dawes residence 160 o'clock Thursday morning Rev J W Howell conducted services burial Ridge Park cemetery. Sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
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Isabella Pleasant Barnhill
Oldhim County
I. G. Dawes
Highland
John
Catharine HK. Sibley
John Bainlail
Kentucky
Fickling Bell
Methodist Church
Southernn Methodist Church
W. Hornhill
Min
K E. G. Dawes
Kate Barnhill
K G. Dawes
J. W. Howell
Ridge Park Cemetery
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Africa
Missouri Pacific Excursion
Mer
Leabelle Barnhill
Paul Kruger
Agel Qom Pasl Kruger
United States
Turkey
Otis Tibbets
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