Death of Seven Year Old Ethel Price
Ethel Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Price died at her home Thursday night at eleven o'clock after several weeks illness She was seven years old Funeral held Saturday morning at West Side Mission church Burial took place at Mt Zion cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Odell
Saline
Jeremiah Odell
Marshall
Vert
James
Andrew
Marion Street
B. T. Wharton
Ridge Park Cemetery
R. K E. Holloway
Tom Conway
George Mason
Charley Gilpin
Charley Downs
Chastaine
Ethel Price
Oliver Price
This City
West Side Mission Church
Mt Zion Cemetery
Children’s Day at Christian Church Program Recital
Sunday night at the Christian church marked Children’s Day with well drilled performances by the children. Col Gordon and Mr Will Woodson from St Joe attended, aiding in the exercises as flowers and ferns decorates the church and the youngsters appeared in white summer gowns.
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The
Christian Church
Col. Gordon
Will E. Woodson
St. Joe
Young Marshall Man Leaves for Coffeyville Milling Post
Left Marshall. Will Rea leaves Tuesday for Coffeyville Kansas to join the Rea Patterson Milling Co. He is a native of Marshall with many friends who wish him prosperity in his new position. A young man of sterling worth, he has the confidence of all who know him and will surely make friends in his new hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rea
Coffeyville
Kansas
Rea & Patterson Milling Co
Will
Marshall
Legion
Wilton Rain Mission Foiled By Threatening Clouds
A party led by Jake Van Dyke and Judge Cooney traveled to Wilton with several companions including Mexnames George Gauld ing C. D. Hudson Samuel Davis L. Leonard James Wingfield MN. Seargeant and Misses Sue and Mary Newton. They hoped for rain but left the spring without rain as clouds lingered though rain was badly needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Jake van Dyke
Judge Cooney
George Gaulding
C. D. Hudson
Samuel Davis
L. Leonard
James Wingfield
MN. Seargeant
Sue
Mary Newton
William Naylor Banqueted Before Springfield Move
William Naylor, who left Marshall this week for Springfield Missouri to work with his father, was honored with a farewell banquet at Loomis' Saturday night. Guests included Wille Naylor Henry Corder Willis Chastain Hallie Lane Walter Striker Guy McAmis Earl Sharp and John Armstrong as they enjoyed coldham lobster salad lettuce midget pickles stuffed olives brick cream berries cake coffee and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Naylor
Marshall
Springfield
Loomis
Coldham
Wille Naylor
Henry Corder
Willis Chastain
Hallie Lane
Walter Striker
Guy McAmis
Earl Sharp
John Armstrong
Wilton Picnic Honors Miss Zannie May Estes
A Wilton social event hosted a Tuesday afternoon picnic in honor of Miss Zannie May Estes of Columbia. Chaperons were Mrs. Jalie Van Dyke and Miss Linnie Montague. Attendees included Miss Estes and guests Misses Bereniece Vance Rachel Van Dyke Maude McClure Ethel Sharp Jessie Hall Mary Montague and Messrs Hay less Rector Philo King Charles Holloway Hallie Lane George Duggins Will Naylor Hanni bal Napton.
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Wilton
Zannie May Estes
Columbia
Jalie van Dyke
Linnie Montague
Miss Estes
Bereniece Vance
Rachel van Dyke
Maude McClure
Ethel Sharp
Jessie Hall
Mary Montague
Messrs
Hayless Rector
Philo King
Charles Holloway
Hallie Lane
George Duggins
Will Naylor
Hannibal Napton
Modern Union of Missouri Holds May Meeting in City
The Modern Union of Missouri held a call meeting at the K P hall Friday night May 31 honoring D A Shanholtzer supreme secretary of the order. Six new members were initiated and an initiatory drill followed a task by Shanholtzer that engaged attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Union of Missouri
Our City
K. P. Hall
D. A. Shanholtzer
Kansas City
Union of Missouri
Shanholtzer
Fraternal Lodge Expands Members After Successful Drill
Under the leadership of Mr. Luman BK Hall the lodge conducted a fine drill with praise for his efforts. A flash photo captured the members, Deputy La Count Coil the organizer attended from Slater. After the drill, refreshments were served by Loomis in the banquet room and a social time followed. The lodge now totals about 75 members with new applications incoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luman BK. Hall
la Count Coil
Slater
Loomis
One Hundred Chickens Burned at Gilliam Farm
Mr. Joseph Smith of Gilliam, visiting his daughter Mrs W B Laurie, reports a fire that destroyed one hundred broilers and hens overnight. A nest burning by Mrs Richardson earlier in the day is blamed for the blaze, which spread to fencing and out buildings but spared the meat house and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Gilliam
W. B. Laurie
Richardson
Runaway on North Street Clashes With Wagons and Buggies
A horse hitched to L. J. Rasse’s delivery wagon bolted Friday morning on North Street. It knocked a wheel from Henry Calvert’s survey near Mitchell and Page’s lumber yard, then collided with John Weagle’s buggy, throwing Mr Weagle. The Negro rider was injured but not seriously, while Mr Veagle escaped harm.
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L. J. Rasse
North Street
Henry Calvert
Mitchell & Page
John Weagle
Mr. Veagle
Contracts Let for F. M. I. at St Louis
The F. M. I. board met Saturday June 1 in St Louis with all members present except Judge McDougal of Kansas City Contracts totaling fifty eight thousand dollars were let for electrical machinery at the power house a cottage laundry and the large tunnel connecting the buildings Miss Hale the architect who has been ill was present along with Dr John Hall and C M Buckner of this city
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The
St. Louis
Judge McDougal
Kansas City
Miss Hale
John Hall
C. M. Buckner
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John A. Milner
Denver
Colorado
Annie Fishback
James Fishback
North
Jefferson Avenue
Rev
Kentucky
R. B. Eubank
Leadville
Rh. B. Eubank
N C. Bishop
John Eubank
Robert Sandidge
James Calvert
Katherine Eubank
Reivvelican
Matilda Sandiulge
Mesdames Sue Nicols
Calle Cal
Kitab
Walker
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