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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
Irene Houston visits with friends in Appleton City while local residents attend gatherings, church events, and family visits. Notables include Miss Minnie Franklin graduating in Nurse Training School and Prof. Bertin at Grand Pose banquet. Frequent travel to Kansas City and Grand Pass for events, visits, and social duties.
Rose Valley reports Rocher and family, Reinwald and family, Langwinch and family, Langwiech and family, and Schluder groups spending Sunday at John Oerding's. Mrs. Honey Rucker underwent a successful operation by Dr. Hoefer and Dr. Owens of Sweet Springs. Mire Rucker shows improvement. Miemy Reinwald and Peter Alpers visited Marshall. Alpers brought a new spring wagon. Reinwald later went to see the circus.
Mire J. Lacy of Marshall was a guest of Mrs J Demons and Mrs J Humphrey of Sweet Woeings visiting Mrs Mollie and Mrs Dave Humphrey announce the arrival of a little one. Invitations extended for memorial services to be conducted by Odd Follows on Sunday. Joneath Bir and Mrs J Plattner visited.
Odewan Sunday Mahaley Young visiting Kanena Lillian Hote alert. Mr Briggs Hig gineville and family visiting Mr and Mrs Rogers. Hey Dogging Will preach in the Christian Church Sunday morning and Children's Day services at night. Jonnie Isbell sick. Br Smith and children visiting Nevada Ohio for Mrs Smith's Nemba. John Jones came from Kansas City for Decoration services here and Malta Bend. He and several old soldiers placed flags over comrades.
A diary style brief from Blue Lick notes a Tuesday night rain and preaching by Bro. Boulware at 1 and 2 PM by Bro. Luse, plus a decoration dinner on the grounds. It urges support for contestant Minn Grace Lasley with a two-paper incentive for subscribers. A crowd attended the springs last Sunday and Sunday School is planned next week. Mrs. John Hanley is reported not well this week.
Miss Nellie Porter visited Miss Mincy Irvin last Thursday. A. C. Porter and John Woolum shopped in Slater Saturday. Miss Pinkie Cooper visits Huckeye this week. A crowd enjoyed Frank Pinkard's Saturday night. Pinkard, Redgner Pinkard and Homer Pinkard rode around Buckeye Sunday. Mr. Moore and wife visited A. C. Porter Sunday. A boy said chocolate pie tastes good for supper. Mra H C Gadberry visited Mra Frank Pinkard Sunday.
George Himmelberg and family of Aholt Missouri stayed with Joe Sellmeyer last Thursday. Miss Lena Spreitzer left Monday for St Louis to begin nursing training at Mullanphy Hospital. Miss Spreitzer is praised for her kind heart and bright disposition and her services will reflect well on the institution. Gerald Freimonth, son of Mr and Mrs Freimonth, is mentioned in connection with the Saline Missouri item.
George Sellmeyer Jr and family and friends spent the day with Mia Barbara Giger and their circles in Glasgow. Miss Danie Reich and companions attended the Sellmeyer Himmelberg wedding at Aholt after visiting local relatives. Robert Sellmeyer married Cecelia Himmelberg at St Mary’s Church in Aholt and plans to occupy the home there.
Mrs. Ed Crear of Kansas City visits Mrs. Sarah Owens and family while Eva Tisdale attends Central College commencement in Lexington. Mrs. Will Harris returns to Malta Bend after two weeks with relatives. Miss Berry hosts Mrs. Higgins near Aullville. Emma Bellamy travels to Kansas City for a relatives visit. W B Bellamy back home after two weeks away. Mrs. Geo Boatright of Houston visits Aunt A J Tisdale. Mrs. Hogne of Los Angeles visits RB G Haye and others. Binkley and Miss Tisdale attend Christian College commencement and alumni exercises in Columbia. Mra Dillon and children return to North Dakota. Dora Goley of W...
Tatani Rad of Bedsire visits aunt W. H. Stallings this week while Moa. C. Kelley of Kansas City spends several days here visiting old friends and acquaintances.
New Frankfort Misa Areula Thierfelder attended Glasgow commencement Thursday. Roger Smith of Marshall visits relatives locally. Mine Anna Wilming arrived Friday from Naperville. Mins Opal Pemberton visiting elder in Chariton County. Rudolph Jordan and family hosted by O. F. P. Reidenbach and wife Sunday. Rev. Swart preached two sermons and received praise. Children's Day planned for next Sunday at Good Hope. Decoration Day observed by many locals. Wm Suppe reported improving. Fd Lightfoot shipped a carload of hogs and cattle Tuesday. Seventh and eighth graders visited Marshall Saturday with Prof Trout.
River View Henry Wiebrock and A Romine were among those in Gilliam Saturday. John Boggs and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with J L Mattix and wife. Miss Edna Mayfield of Gilliam visits cousin Miss Caroline Thornton. John Kraak and family traded in Gilliam Thursday. Miss Georgia Deer of Oak Ridge was weekend guest of Miss Ollie Hellman. Mr and Mrs L N Cott and sons were Slater visitors Saturday. Dr Sharp made a professional call Saturday morning. Mrs Joe Davis leaves Monday for a visit in Kansas City. Jesse Henasick made a business trip to Marshall Saturday. Harris Burton trading in Gilliam Tuesday. John Kammeyer mingled with Arrow Rock friends Monday afternoon. Several from here attended the dance at Arrow Rock Tuesday evening. Charlie Neff and A Romine went to Blackwater on business Friday. J A Hensick made a flying trip to Slater Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs J J Bissants and son and daughter Tom and Margaret attended rural commencement exercises in Marshall. Mr and Mrs J W Boatright also attended with their children. Mabel Herndon of Warrensburg visited relatives. Myrtle Masters Ruth Boatright returned from Warrensburg and State Normal. Jim Herndon was in town and Winona Herndon joined him for the summer.
T. T. Claycomb visited Marshall Monday to discuss the ice club at Herndon. Mrs. H. A. Thomas and daughters attended Rural Commencement exercises in Marshall Saturday. Rev. Clemens of Marshall delivered the Memorial sermon Tuesday Decoration Day. A large crowd enjoyed the service and basket dinner. Mrs. Ed. Beaty of Sweet Springs will visit this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Masters, J. Masters and wife spent Sunday in Houstonia. Hazel Grove Church will observe Children's Day on June 4. BE. McMahan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas.
Luther Linns from Kansas visited Glenwood. J. J. Holden and wife spent Sunday with W. A. Hill and wife. Charley Vaught and family visited Mrs. Vaughts brother Leonard Murphy and wife. J. M. Dennis and wife attended a fox hunt. J. Holden had county seat business Monday. O. W. Stephenson and family visited Bob Perkins and family. JM B Akeman and family spent Thursday with L M Smith. Mrs. F Beard and son Willie spent Monday with Mia W Stephenson.
Joe Scott shipped a carload of hogs to St Louis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A B Morris visited at Glenn Ambury's Sunday. Mrs. Henry Casey and others visited Mrs. Walter Brown Wednesday. Turner Embry transacted business in Arrow Rock Saturday. Mary Swinney visited Julia Morris Sunday. Ben Leimkuehler was sick last week. Mrs. Tom Vawter and daughter stayed with her parents Tuesday night and Wednesday. Edgar LePfaivre and oyster and Miss Vena Davie attended the ice cream supper in Arrow Rock Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C C Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Erley Moore visited Dick Moore's Sunday. Sarah Wilkerson visited Mrs. Will Centre Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C Brown and Harry Townsend spent Sunday at O C Browns.
The Woodson community held a fox hunt on Thursday with about 320 ladies enjoying a free dinner provided by the fox hunters. Music entertained by the Gedalia Negro Minstrels. Mrs. Marvin Barnhill visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. & Pyle. Will Clark delivered hogs to Marshall Thursday.
P F Jacobs lost a good farm horse Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Henry Reavis and children visited the latter s parents Mr and Mrs BR 8 Smith on Saturday and Sunday. Robert Finley visited his brother George Finley near Nelson Saturday. Miss Frances Scott visited her brother Saturday. Rev Wm Vardeman will preach at Salem Saturday eight and Sunday morning. W 8 Pyle and son Marshall were among the Marshall visitors Saturday. Mrs James Scott Sr is on the sick list this week.
Blackburn visits Helen and Nellie Wash burn in Marshall on Saturday. Miss Pearl Maupin called on family Sunday. Lora Lillard spent Sunday with kin. John John and daughter Josie visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith. Mrs. Mary E. Burne returned to Marshall after visiting the Burns. Kline and children from Higginaville spent days with Mrs. F. Beckman. Rose Hillen visited Higginaville Wednesday morning. Helen Kline, visiting grandmother Mrs. Beckman, returned to Higginsville Wednesday. Mrs. John John, who spent weeks with daughter Mrs. A. Reith, returned home Thursday. Nellie Washburn, visiting Marshall and Waverly, returned home Tuesday.
Local notes from COW CREEK report a rain, travel of G W Bush cattle to St Louis, and multiple family visits near Rock Creek Marshall and Mt Carmel. Social updates include neighbors watching a carnival, gooseberry gathering, and residents such as J R Griffitts, Martha Reynolds, Dora Clemens, Ambrose Griffitts, and A H Yates.
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