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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

3

Local residents visit Marshall area and surrounding towns

Slater resident J R Heaman dined with Fred Windmeyer in town. Mrs Lewis and children from Kansas City stay briefly with friends. Charles Riederer and family from Higginsville visit his brother. Mrs Hughs praised after Presbyterian church recital. Mrs Schwab of Glasgow visits Windmeyer family. Mrs Allen and daughter attend Ridge Park memorial service in Marshall. Various neighbors and teachers from Arrow Rock to Alma spend weekends visiting kin and friends in the county.

J. R. Heaman Little Rock Fred Windmeyer Lewis Kansan Charles Riederer Higginsville Hughs Presbyterian Church Matt Schwab Glasgow M. F. Allen Thos. Allen Marshall Ridge Park Helen Callahan Kansas City RR. H. Nuckles Harry Herrider Mabel Gregory Vandalia James Rearden Arrow Rock Mia A. N. Dickson J. F. Figgens Charley Brown Miami Winnie George Alma J. C. George Allen and Family South Mound Neb G. F. Pearson Little Rocks

Salt Springs News Roundup Mixes Visits and Local Labors

Mrs. Alice Fulkerson returns to Marshall after a week with J. P. Fulkerson and wife. Cemetery pride shown by women visiting, decorating, and crews mowing paths. W H Rutherford attends Excelsoir Springs. Fergus Orr visits from Parkville. Chas Brown attends Salt Springs cemetery meeting. many others visit kin and attend gatherings. Lightning strikes John Judges barn. one horse dies, another stunned but saved. New daughter for Mr. and Mrs. William Clements. Nellie Wils and baby return to Boise. Ora Yenawite from Kansas City visiting Walton Baker and wife.

Alice Fulkerson Marshall J. P. Fulkerson Cora Reed Ella Hagan Walker Baker W. H. Rutherford Excelsior Springs Fergus Orr Parkville Orr Chas, Brown Slater Salt Springs Claud Allen Anderson Johnson Mack Bird Leonard Allen Wm Clements Nellie Wils Rutherford Baby Boise Idaho Jessie Hattie Rutherford Ora Yenawite Kansas City

Village Social at Hinton Home Draws Many Youths

A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lish Hinton attracted a sizable group of young people. Attendees included Willié and Laffie Thomas, George Farris, Claude Hinton, Carl Cox, Ernest Poster, Ned Moore, Miss Martha Hinton, Alma Land, and Prances Hinton. The day was spent in cheerful leisure and sociability.

Lish Hinton Willié Laffie Thomas George Farris Claude Hinton Carl Cox Ernest Poster Ned Moore Misoee Martha Hinton Alma Land Prances Hinton

Visitors and family gatherings near Marshall

Little Ella Fitzsimmons left Friday morning for Marshall for a two week visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fowler and two daughters Nannie and Doffie from near Napton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzsimmons Sunday. Mrs. Decia Fitzsimmons from west of Marshall visited her son and daughter Mr. Fitzsimmons and Mrs. Decia Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morris and two children Eugene and Lorean were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hinton Sunday. Miss Rosie Adams and Miss Martha Niceley called on Miss Frances Hinton Saturday and spent the evening. The sender did not sign the item.

Ella Fitzsimmons Marshall Charley Fowler Nannie Doffie Near Napton Fitzsimmons Decia Fitzsimmons West of Marshall Down Mr. Fitzsimmons Decia Fowler Albert Morris Eugene Lorean Eld Levi Hinton Rosie Adams Martha Niceley Frances Hinton

Blackburn Notes From Higginsville and Nearby

Mrs Cliff of Higginsville visited Mrs Taylor Entrekin and Mrs L A Zellars was painfully burned Saturday while trying to light a gasoline stove. Frank Enterkin of Slater visited his brother Dave who has been ill. Rev G E Shanklin preached his fifth Sunday at Blackburn. Joseph Cable and daughter Cora left for Oklahoma to visit his daughter Mrs Homer Mathews.

Cliff Higginsville Taylor Entrekin L. A. Zellars Frank Enterkin Slater Dave G. E. Shanklin Blackburn Joseph Cable Miss Cora Oklahoma Homer Mathews

Blue Lick Notes From A Busy Week In The Community

Mrs G B Lasley visits her mother in St Louis and tends a 98 year old grandmother, likely nearing end. Blue Lick School porch finished. Levi Jackson's wife remains ill. Mrs Barnet Baker and children called on Will Trents, Alvy Trent visited relatives. Mrs Weekley spent time with her father and mother near Herndon. Grace Lasley and Annie Thorntons attended Mt Olive church. Mrs Joe Jacobie visited Mrs P B Dennis Monday evening.

G. B. Lasley St. Louis Blue Lick School Levi Jackson Barnet Baker Will Mt. Olive Joe Jacobie P. BE. Dennis

Property transfers listed in Marshall Kentucky records

A sequence of real estate transactions appears for Marshall and surrounding blocks. Names include E Whittle Lelia Barber Josh Wheeler Hannah Casebolt Teresa Chappell Geo Hahn Mike Elmore C R Roberts Laura Ellis Sylvester Williams Sallie Portwood and others with parcels spanning multiple blocks and acres in Additions and county layouts. Transfers cover lots in English, Breathitt & Sebree, Laughlin and Sweet Springs, Farm acreage, and various 10 to 148 acre parcels with values noted.

Jordon Et al Ae E. Whittle Lelia E Barber Jas Whitington Marshall Ada M. Lawless W. S. Tuck Breathitt & Sebree Josh Wheeler Wm L Boner Blerndon Ceseen Ois R T Barksdale Harry Reed Slater Hannah Casebolt John T Vaughan Teresa E Chappell Geoe Hahn Mike Elmore Ben Hur R Roberts J H McGuire Laughlin Sweet Springs Geo A Phillips Et al D D Duggins Limebrook

Mistaken Charity Card Printer in Napton Tale

A smooth talking colored man with club feet visited the office Monday seeking printed charity cards. He paid part of the cost and claimed to have money. He planned to “work” Napton that day, then returned Tuesday to collect the cards and said he had lost nearly all his money in a cramps game in Marshall Monday night.

Napton Marshall

Real Estate Transfers Include Several Acre Parcels and Names

Estate of P W Harvie by Shif to Pearla Harris nine acres in section 11 21 on 450 Geo Deer Rudolph a Fora irregular lot. Gilliam Ettie Grecian et al to Mattie B Yancy part lot 1 lek ag Marshall. S R ee 600 Wm 8 eering to Lloyd E Herring one 1-7 in 120 acres. Thos A Bell to Mary A Bart 120 acres in 17 21-50-20. Mary E Moore to Maggie Knox AO never in 4-49HRE nee mee e176 Van Dyke Rainey to Frank 1200.

P W Harvie Shif Pearla Harris Rudolph Gilliam Ettie Grecian Mattie Yancy Lgek Ag Marshall Sr Eering Lloyd E Herring Bell Mary A Bartlett Mary E Moore Maggie Knox Mee van Dyke & Rainey Frank

Farmers Insurance Company Promises Low Rates in Saline County

The Farmers Fire and Lightning Insurance Company operates in Saline County for fourteen years offering farm property coverage excluding live stock. The group promotes savings for farmers and invites inquiries. Judge R. C. Hanna of Miami, Mo., serves as general agent with listed officers and directors including R. A. Tussey and Wm Putsch.

Saline County R. C Hanna Miami, Mo R. C. Hanna B. J. Crear L. W. Scott Wm Putsch D. D. Davidson L.t. Stouffer R. A. Tussey Henry Terrell P. Houston W. G. Gaines A J Haynes

Two Big Victories At M V C Campus In Week Games

The big tests of the season at M V C campus featured matches between M V C and the Haskell Indians on Wednesday and Thursday. The first game ended 2 to 1 in favor of our team, and the second followed with a similar favorable result. Large crowds attended both games, highlighting the Indians as skilled opponents.

M. VV. C Haskel Indians

Two Head Ailments Prompt Ballard's Herbine Remedy

An ad proclaims two kinds of big head headaches and promises quick relief with Ballard's Herbine. The notice also reports Mr and Mrs Rae Copeland of Los Angeles visiting Mr and Mrs Gee Ehrnman and Copeland returning home for his father's illness while Mrs Copeland and twins stay for the summer.

Ballard P. H. Franklin Rae Copeland Los Angeles Cal Gee. Ehrnman Copeland

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County News Oxfords Myers & Bell Cardu Fannie Nichols Mexico, Mo Irs Marshall Building North Side Square Marshall, MO GEO A. Murrell J. C. Lamkin J.P. Huston J Vandyke J. T- Fisher L. W. Vandyke VanDyke& Co New York Bank of Saline Fisher Amml & Co South Side Square The Santa Fe California Grand Canyon Yosemite Valley Colorado Salt Lake City West St. Joseph Leavenworth Atchison San San Francisco Portland Seattle A. T 5. F Elks G. W. Hagenbuch Main Street Kansan City
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