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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
4
Miss Birdie Logedon visits St Joseph friends while many local residents mingle through the week. The column lists visitors, travels, weddings, church events, and upcoming games among families and neighboring towns, including Fayette, Slater, Alma, Nelson, Glasgow, Little Benjamin, Odessa, and Columbia.
Short local notes record Prof. J. J. Clay spending vacation at Dearborn in Plate county, families traveling between Sedalia and other towns, Rev. EB Paxson returning from Arkansas, and several residents visiting Glasgow Slater Hughesville and nearby towns. Epworth League gathering at T. M. Medman’s home on Verhy Street ends with Minnie Putech winning a prize and Prof A TR James the hobby. A group of locals leaves for Slater for Miss Mamie Hennesy’s party. Mrs. J. G. Goodwin plans a house party for six couples next week. Low Prices La Crosse Lumber Co.
The town notes 8 cent binder twine sale at New York Racket. Rain welcomed the day, and residents like Joe Welch from South Dakota and Ed Conway of Marshall visit. James Welsh suffered partial paralysis last Saturday and remains critically ill. Salt Springs strawberry social delayed to June 11 due to rain. Herbert Hanaberger’s buggy horse stolen Thursday night with no clues. W A Vawter reports Chicago trip and cattle and hog car shipments with a steady market.
Sheriff transfers 120 acres 16-52-20 to Storta and Rogers and 20 acres 16-44-21 to Henry Jacoby. Numerous deeds include Chas Medilton to Mary Townsend 4-40-10, Fletcher Brown to Wm Kellet 240 acres 12-50-21, Jennie A Rimbey to Dan A Davin 40 acres 20-51-10, and Abraham Widder to Finis Porter 22-455 yda 2-48-23.
D. W. Rieger, former president of the defunct Missouri National Bank of Kansas City, arrived from New York to begin a six year sentence for defrauding the bank. He and his wife checked into the Madison Hotel, avoiding interviews as they awaited commitment papers and instructions from Kansas City attorney Frank Hagerman.
The Twentieth Century Stock Company under D M Garrison opens next Wednesday June 12 for four nights at the New York Racket. A mammoth pavilion theater and carload of scenery accompany a high quality cast from leading American stock companies. Continuous performances with intermission acts, daily noon parade, and popular 15 and 25 cent prices.
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