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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

5

County News Roundup of Regional Visits and Travel

Mrs and Mrs Hugh Slusher of Kansas City spent the week visiting relatives. Miss Nelle Dow was in Marshall for a few days last week. Prof and Mrs Monsees returned home from an extended visit to Smithton. Mrs Clara German and niece Miss Lula Payne of Kansas went to Sedalia for a few weeks. Julie Jones of Kansas City called on friends. Dr E B Miller of Wakita Oklahoma visited his sister Mrs Jack Blusher. Miss Alice Waller returned Monday from Apperton City. Mr and Mrs Thomas Malter returned to Lexington last Sunday.

Hugh Slusher Kansas City Nelle Dow Marshall Monsees Smithton Clara German Lula Payne Kansas Sedalia Julie Jones E. B. Miller Wakita Oklahoma Jack Blusher Alice Waller Apperton City Thomas Malter Lexington Tuo, Slyster Clariton Matt Baier Slater Susie Webinger Will Thierfelder Forest Green

Sedalia and area residents figure in Sunday visits and events

Tedieville Minor Reid of Sedalia visited home folk Sunday. L. E. Silvey and family visited A. A. Hill and family. A. A. Silvey of Hughesville visited nearby. Collwell Bukert improves after several days of illness. Miss Florence Witcher called on Miss Rose Haggard. Rev. Boulware and family from Marshall visited Chas. Jacoby. Mrs. Leonard Murphy died after stomach tumor surgery with four doctors present, leaving a husband and children. Mia Jno Moore visited near Hughesville. Ruth Gray visiting J. M. Thomas and family. Jack Butts visited Mra. Oney Deal near Elmwood. Several couples and friends were guests of J. M. Thomas. Techeville Nine lost to Longwood 5 to 3. Baptism held at Dry Branch last Sunday.

Collwell Bukert Florence Witcher Mia Jno Moore Hughesville Ruth Gray J. M. Thomas Jack Butts Mra Oney Deal Elmwood Chas. Thomas Winfred Thomas Willie Ida Jones Ethel Thomas C. C. Hansbro John Linder Techeville Longwood Dry Branch

Norton Weather Wrecks Crops. Parish Crowd Attends Norton Sermon

A Thursday night storm did heavy damage to corn, wheat, and gardens in Norton. A sizable crowd attended preaching at Norton on Sunday. Mrs L L Huff is listed as sick. Fragmentary text notes Chas was at some event.

Norton Mre L. L. Huff Ae Chas Mal

Local Carnival Attendance and Visits Reported

Will Miller, wife and their young son attended the carnival on Thursday. Eddie Clemens and his wife were guests of A H Yates and wife on Sunday. Frank Miller enjoyed a Sunday drive with his best girl. Miss Katie Studevan returned to Bloss er after a week with her aunt Miss Lillie Clemens. Wonder why Lewis comes to Norton so often.

Will Miller Eddie Clemens A. H. Yates Frank Miller Katie Studevan Blosser Lillie Clemens Lewis Norton

Local Folks, Visits and Errands Across River View

River View notes list J H Detmer returning from Indiana after conference. Mrs M M Crosslin visiting home folks. J R Heuman transacted business at county seat. Mrs Ray Johnson and Miss Mattie shopped in Gilliam. Dickie Heuman George Howard Ollie Mabel Heuman went to Gilliam. Ollie stayed longer. Walter Kammeyer and wife traded in Arrow Rock. Orson King Jesse Hensick wife and daughter and L E Odell attended I C O F services in Arrow Rock. J L Mattix and wife visited Wm Sheppard family. Lois Johnson ill with measles, improved. Jesse Hensick and daughter flew to Marball. Mrs Austin Murdock and children shopped in Slater. Ernest Foster of Slater spent time with home folks. J R Hellman and John Kammeyer spent Sunday with Henry Eilers. Will Fowler and wife of Miami visited Joe and wife. J H Auer a supper guest at Jesse Hensick’s Friday. J A Gibson was a caller Tuesday evening.

M. M. Crosslin J. R. Heuman Ray Johnson Mattie Gil Lam Dickie Heuman George Howard Ollie Mabel Heuman Gilliam Walter Kammeyer Arrow Rock Orson King Jesse Hensick L. E. Odell

Rose Valley Notes National Sermons and Local Visits

Rev William Snow preached at Rose Valley in morning and evening services while visiting T A McAllister and Mrs B F Hail who have been ill. Guests include Mrs B R Johnson and mother from Kansas City, Henry Myres at Samuel Rothrock, and Uriah Mayse visiting son Walter. Christian Union sermon by Rev J J Oreson of Kansas City. Local visitors: Jas Hook and family, Miss Ethel Cox, Minnie Rothrock, Leona and Lottie Hall, Arthur Mayse and Ida, Walter Mayse family. Monroe Keeth and wife of Oklahoma visiting Cal Stephens. Some residents left for New Mexico. Grover Leonard bought a new buggy.

William Snow Treetoo North Dakota Rose Valley T. A. McAllister B. F. Hail B. R. Johnson Kansas City John Rothrock Henry Myres Samuel Rothrock Uriah Mayse Walter J. J. Oreson Christian Union Jas. Hook Ethel Cox Ben Hall Minnie Rothreck John Whitley Harry Stoner Irvin Davis Sweet Springs Leona Lottie Hall Arthur Mayse Ida Walter Mayse Monroe Keeth Oklahoma Cal Stephens Mr. Keeth New Mexico Grover Leonard

Saline Valley Weather and Social Notes

Saline Valley records heavy rain at present and notes representation at Glasgow last Thursday. Rudolph Johnson and Misa Zula Cott of Oak Ridge visited Miss Rowa Giger Sunday evening. Geo Giger and Eddie Spreuser joined in Little Rock Sunday. Will Steffen had a rubaway Monday afternoon on the road.

Saline Valley Glasgow Rudolph Johnson Misa Zula Cott Oak Ridge Rowa Giger Geo, Giger Eddie Spreuser Little Rock Lews Missouri Fish Creek J. F. Giger Allen Liggett Ayres & Son Gilliam

River rises threaten town. Missouri boat passes Glasgow

The Missouri River nears danger as rain floods Fish Creek and gusty winds uproot trees. In Glasgow, machinery on a visiting ship impressed residents while local folks report steady barn repairs and community visits. New Frankfort notes cool June weather, travel to Kansas City, and Children’s Day planning for June 14.

Miss Clara Kramer Leaves Strodtman Guest for Slater

Miss Clara Kramer, guest of the Strodtman family, departed Saturday for her home in Slater. Farmers report heavy rest, yet not the rest they need as work falls behind due to the delays.

Clara Kramer Strodtman Slater

Wind storm damages fruit trees and gardens at Cow Creek

The Thursday wind storm blew up fruit trees by the roots and damaged gardens. Weekend activities included street fair attendance by John Duckworth, Alex Yates, and Lee Moody. Norton church services were held, with Elder Thomas officiating.

John Duckworth Alex Yates Lee Moody John Griffitts Wood Stroud Marshall Norton Church Thomas Calvin Ellis Lee Muoody Jobe, Yates Norton

Preaching Schedule and Local News from Salt Springs

Rev George Keithley will preach Sunday morning and evening at Salt Springs. Mrs Ella Laughlie of Nelson visited friends in the area. Mrs H A Thomas traveled to Kansas City Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Barrett from Kansas City attended their son Ira W Barnett’s graduation and stayed over the weekend. A strong wind and hail storm caused damage in parts of the area last Thursday. Mire Tom Fulkerson of Booth Mo visited J P Fulkerson and family.

George Keithley Ella Laughlie Nelson H. A. Thomas Kansas City Barrett Ira W. Barnett Tom Fulkerson Booth Mo J. P. Fulkerson Keithle

Auto purchase and visitors spice small town notes

Mr and Mrs J C Keithley are hosting guests this week. Leonard family members attended Sunday services, while Marshall prominent residents joined Decoration Services on Saturday. H Hyland from Blue Lick visited sister Mrs Walter Wright, and Karl Eksen, student in Columbia, visits Mrs BE Calvert and family. A Ransberger bought a car last Monday and awaits delivery. Look out for the Auto.

Bie J. C. Keithley Leonard Marshall H. Hyland Near Blue Lick Walter Wright Karl E’sen Columbia BE. F. Calvert

Lonesome Valley Farm News and Local Socials

Farmers fight weeds as harvest nears and a large neighborly crowd attends Mortos church. Local residents come and go from Marshall, with Ed Clemens, C C Miller, John Yates, Nellie Brey, and Jusle Reynolds seen visiting. Wedding bells soon expected as community life moves forward.

Hood Mortos C. C. Miller Marshall Ed Clemens Lee Moody Eile John Yates Pearle Harrie Nellie Brey Miew Posnt Reynolds Mise Jusle Reynolde Ed Nugen Woodle Stroud

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Malta Bend Tedieville Minor Reid Home Folk L. E. Silvey A. A. Hill and A. A. Silvey East Side Square Marshall Mo Cupid Santa River View J. H. Detmer Indiana J. A. Gibson Will Steffen Mary Olendorff St. Louis New Frankfort Henry Wilming Naperville Viola Jones D. T. Sydenstricker F. A. Gorker Ray Lees Bettie O' Neil Oscar Petty Paper Banger Our Town Hicks Clark, Mills Bidg St. Louis,Mo Bessie Yates Duckworth Claud Reynolds Nell Bray Jesse Reynolds Jobo Griffitts Jesse Bullen Salt Springs Dr. KE Leach Marshall, Mo A. Ransberger Lonesome Valley A. H. Voteoe Marepall Concuit Mings Dre. Stockdale and Wella Prac Wells
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