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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
8
White’s big business year noted. Missouri Drummers’ Association holds session in Jefferson City this week. Miss Stella Jones visiting Missougnes and Rowena Huff at Lathrop. Mr and Mrs J C Mikels of Salt Springs were shopping in Marshall Monday.
Hart Schaffner and Marx and Kirschbaum suits and they ll meet your most exacting demands all wool quality best style best tailoring best fit. John Heckman was here Tuesday from near Napton and renewed. Miss Anna McCormick visited Nelson. William Jewell College starts commencement with Baccalaureate by President Greene.
A church completed a transaction last week paying M. C. Chaffee seventeen hundred fifty dollars to take immediate possession of the property.
White's offer nice coats as Miss Lucile Becraft, former M V C student, visits Marshall during commencement as guest of L W Becraft. Miss Rowena Huff returns home at Lathorp after living with Wm Tyler until school ended. Miss Mary Blayney of Washington Pa visits Rev C P Blayney in College Addition on return from a missionary convention in Greeley Colo. Mayor Page buys oil storage tank and city streets are being oiled to cut costs versus sprinkling.
Beautiful marquisette waists and dresses at a Lawrence Geagle show were returned to Marissa Illinois Tuesday after a two week visit with his brother in law H J Steinheimer and family. A four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Holt near Com had no arm broken when she was tossed aside by an unknown incident referenced in this fragment.
C P Johnston formerly of north of town has moved to Cans County and sent in his renewal. Neighbors are urged to welcome him and note his commitment as a steady citizen in the new locality.
Knit and muslin underwear dealer E. Codding visited Marshall returning from a fox hunt. Good Hope school brought 18 pupils for a county examination led by Prof. Geo Trout with directors Maddox and Brightwell. J. W. Blackburn and R. L. Utz came from Blosser with Utz serving as a body guard for Blackburn. M V C and William Jewell split two games at the college campus with Missouri Valley winning 7 to 3 and Baptist 4 to 2. Season wrap up noted.
J T Featherstone remains ill for weeks while Mrs O M Robinson returns from Kansas City visiting her ailing sister. Miss Katie Desmond attends Academy summer school. Chas Niemeier and Frank Campbell report a fine Hot Springs visit. Mr and Mrs C H Madorie visit North town. Mrs John Keehart Jr hosts Margarette Clarkson's bridal events. Twin boys born to Harry and wife. one stillborn. Blanche McNeeley gives music recital. 73 pupils with 3 more recitals planned. Decoration Day observed. Ridge Park program and cemetery decor. Eagles donate free carnival visits to Colony inmates. Parkers Band meets Governor Hadley. J S Case reports busy shearing in large Shropshire herd. Hugh White, 11, wins Marshall High School scholarship exam. praise to Miss Mary Tutt. Chris Zimmerman and sons deliver wheat. Theodore collision tale clarified. Rev J P McDonnell notes basket collection of 52.81 for Gooch Mills and expects similar at Marshall.
Mrs J H Morrison of Carter Montana sends renewal this week and writes that May rains bring fine grass. She says the paper feels like a letter from home and notes two neighbors from near Marshall, Mr Bumbay and Mr Francisco, the latter a nephew of D D Duggina.
Mt. Leonard 8: T Wilson and Mrs H A Wilson of Malta Bend and Mrs ae Martin of Sedalia were guests of relatives here Friday. Mrs J J Robison visited relatives at Leavensworth Kansas last week. She was accompanied home by her two little nephews Ada and Tracy Humes for an extended visit. Mrs Charley Brown came up Wednesday and spent a pleasant day with old friends. Miss Edna Shepherd has been visiting relatives in Kansas City for the past week. William Grotta of Oklahoma visited his aunt Mrs A B Cort the first of the week. Miss Dorathe Shepherd is visiting her aunt at Clark at present. Our school closed Friday with a very interesting program after which the lemonade was served by the ladies. cR Paul has sold his store and stock of goods to a Mr Brown of North Mo. Mr Brown took possession immediately. The ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs Charley Sayers Wednesday May List, after an interesting program. The ladies spent a social hour. Ice cream and cake and strawberries were served and much enjoyed by all. D Oquest and his mother drove to Marshall Saturday returning Sunday accompanied home by Mrs J McDowell and daughter Sarah and Virginia Howard to spend Sunday. Mrs J H Howard came up Wednesday to spend several days with her parents C J Oquest and family. Mrs Dr Tuttle and little daughter Mildred are visiting her parents at Columbia this week. W H Mayfield and son John of Gilliam were shaking hands here with old friends Monday.
G A Parker presents open air concerts on the public square each Thursday night with Prof Hellman and other musicians. The first program on June 5 features marches, waltzes, Medley selections, a duet, and selections from Faust and Dixie in a period tone.
Malinda Vinita Sparks daughter of Mr and Mrs Niles Rader wed Leland Roy Fillman of Mountain View Missouri at noon on Wednesday May 24 1611 at the Rader home. Rev Shackelford officiated. A breakfast followed with about 60 guests including the bride’s family.
Among the sick Reuben Tussey, well known farmer of Nose Blue Lick, a stroke paralysis strain he.
The Parker Carnival Co brings large day and night crowds to Marshall with bright lighting and many attractions. A 35 piece band played for the Republican office serenade, highlighting the lively show ground of tents and steady entertainment.
Beginning Sunday June ith低 rate Sunday excursion tickets to Kansas City and return. Tickets good on train 17 going and train 16 returning. Treks 16 held at Kansas City until 6 30 p m Sundays. For rate information call O KE Hawthorne, Agent, Marshall Ma.
May 1911 uncalled letters for Marshall Massachusetts include men J W Bartlett Ceopilite Norman Clyde Dean Fowler T B Wheeler and women Florence Bouyer Allie Elies Anna Mrs Lillen Cantay White. undelivered items will go to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed within 13 days. Postal note signed L W Vandyke P M .
The paper lists contestants alphabetically since standings are incomplete and readers are urged to mail renewals and vote. A note promises new subscribers and a push to subscribe now for a combined rate to receive both papers.
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