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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
3
County News covers Chas Hisle and son Edwin visiting from Kansas City, Dr. A A Wheeler’s return improved, Miss Velma Minor joining Warrensburg course with companions, and Dewitt teacher Myrtle Casebelt visiting Miami. Includes cemetery flowers, neighbors, a cảnh of weddings, and a local snake tale with a moral about a granitloid scheme.
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A large crowd attended the men services at the cemetery and the program went well. Ernest Townsend and family, Marvin Sprigg and family, Br. J. Thorp Jr. and family spent eight days. Br. Thorp and daughter attended the afternoon services. Mrs Blanch White has been on a quest for several days.
Mrs. L. F. McClure traveled from England Arkansas as a passenger to Marshall on Monday. Miss Virginia Thorp and Miss Lucy Marshall visited Napton and Boonville respectively. Walter Thompson, J.W. Cordry, and Walter Brown made local trips, with Brown taking cattle to St. Louis. Memorial services were held at Sappington Cemetery for Mr. Marshall’s father, with sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
North Grand Pass residents recount social visits with Malta Bend and Waverly neighbors. Plattner Slusher Ritehart families hosted and visited. Mahala Young left for Coffeyville for two months. Miss Stella Young shopped in Malta Bend. Wentworth militia boys enjoyed White's fishing park with a dance. Marshall guests Mabel Dickason and Albert Worly visited. Mrs. Alice Thomas and Miss Stella Young shopped in town. Mrs. H G Oliver and children visited Waverly.
Arrow Rock reports a string of social visits Tuesday through Sunday with residents from nearby towns dropping by T. E. Dickson home and the homes of Mrs. Parilee Bingham and Mrs. W. D. Shemwell. Events include a Wilton Springs Sunday School picnic, an ice cream supper at the Baptist church netting around 40, and relatives visiting in Blackwater Nelson and Warrensburg where schooling and employment are noted.
The report lists visits by Fred Coffman and family of Nevada to Will Coffman's home, George Thomas and wife near Crearville for Sunday dinner with ER Beasley and family, Watson Diggs and wife at T. E. Hogge's country home, and Mrs. B. F. Lawless with children visiting D. Lawless. Charley Schupp departed Tuesday on the boat Alice from J A H Bierbaum’s home to Gasconade with her brother A Fisher as guest for a few days.
Mrs Mort Dean and sister Mra Mollie spent Tuesday afternoon with Mra Tom Lewin. Wilson and Willard Hall of Slater passed through enroute to Marshall. Amiel Keehart of Sugar Town and Misa Miller of Marshall dined with Mr Marks bury and family. Thorp neighborhood boys beat Jester boys 13 to 11. Jennie Barton and Wilbur Barton spent Saturday night with J FE Adama family. Obed Noble and grandson from Marshall visit the Nobles. Mrs A Haynie is ill again. George and Mrs Price of Marshall with J K Lewis and sons Johnnie and Leonard were dinner guests. Willard Hall of Slater stayed Saturday night with John Schley. Haberman begins new house. Rufua Haynie of Marshall visited his sick mother. Laura Haberman and brothers with Claud Markebury and John Schley at the Lewis home.
Aubrey and Ruby Leyburn arrived Sunday to spend vacation with Tom Robinson and wife. Will Suppe slipped on an embankment injuring his arm and side, but Dr. Miller reports he is improving. The area welcomed recent showers aiding vegetation. L Bohlken and family of Gilliam visited his brothers in New Frankfort. C Babler and family of Slater attended Mr Babler’s Sunday. Rey Swart will preach here May 27 and the following morning and evening. Annie Ruppert and sister passed through town Monday. Rosier Haines and wife of Marshall visited relatives near Good Hope. Rain is still needed. Dr Miller made no professional calls Sunday.
Miss Martha Shafer of Malta Bend fasts on an open day with Certie Callaway and Saihiping Pletcher. Mrs. N. J. Pletcher and Miss Carrie Callaway spent Thursday with Mrs. Erskin Blosser. Mack and Zoll Callaway visited Warrensburg. Carrie Callaway will attend summer school there. Ora Yowell and brother Thelbert visited parents H. Y. Yowell in Marshall. Janie and Sylvia Demons attended Marshall graduation. Katharine Fletcher visited Grand Pass. Rebecca Crosswhite’s friend returned to Platt City. Edward Fletcher, Sam and Alderson Callaway returned from Warrensburg. Neiderjohn and Picket families hosted. Rebecca Crosswhite went to Lexington for Wentworth Military Academy commencement. Everts and Edne Carter of Alma visited Drunert family. Carrie Callaway and Katherine Fletcher visited Mrs Aldridge Corder at Waverly. Louie Blosser and Maud Blosser visited N. J. Fletcher. A group attended the Malta Bend play and couples dined at White’s Island with boat riding. Scott and Roberta Landrum of Waverly were supper guests at Grand Pass.
A local store touts D. D. D. Prescription as the eczema cure claiming instant relief. The notice cites ten years of cures and urges readers to visit the shop to discuss their case with THOS H FISHER and others. Also mentions Dr L Kunts visiting from Perry and friends from Sweet Springs arriving by auto.
James C Colder and Aan Colder trustees plan a public vendue of Lot 148 East Marshall in Marshall Saline County Missouri to satisfy a deed of trust note. Sale at the north door of the Court House Marshall on Saturday June 17 1911 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to highest bidder. L E Benedick Trustee. First insertion May 26 h 41. Adminstratrix Notice: Letters of Administration granted to Lara O Killion for the estate of William E Killion deceased. Claims must be filed within one year and two years to avoid bar.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that William A. Zeigle and Alonzo Zeigle as executors with will annexed of John H. Zeigle deceased intend to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Saline County Missouri to be held at the Court House on the first Monday of June.
Little Rock amateur shooter T M Ehlers earned third place with 141 at the Missouri State Trap Tournament in St Louis on May 17, behind world champion Chas Spencer who set 150. Ehlers plans to attend the Missouri Handicap shoot at Moberly on June 6 7 and 8 while the Interstate Association Tournament is set for Marshall June 15 and 16 with Doc Brown as secretary.
Mrs Lottie Vogt of Houstonia and Rev Kramer of Texas visited Emma area with locals. George Brackman notes the Emma Band is the best, while John Petering family attended Decoration Day. Open air concert planned with music by the Emma Band and refreshments, inviting visitors to cool off in the village.
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