Death of Mrs Fannie True in Gilliam home
Mrs Fannie True died Monday morning from heart trouble after a period of illness. She resided with niece Mrs John A Jones on South Odell and is survived by two brothers James Richardson and Richard H Richardson a sister Mrs Robt Land and a nephew David Burton of Utah. Funeral held at the South Odell home. husband and children preceded her. She was a lifelong Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie True
John A. Jones
South Odell
David Burton
Utah
Little Marvin Woodward Passes At Seven Months
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Lee Woodward died June 2 1912 after a six week illness at home born December 16 1911. Parents mourn the loss and plan burial in a local cemetery with four pallbearers and a short service led by J Tolle. A song titled Shall We Gather at the River was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Woodward
Little Marvin
Lee Woodward
Marvin
Gol
J. Tolle
Death of Perry Hooper in this city
Perry Hooper eldest son of Mr and Mrs C B Hooper died at 1 39 pm on Wednesday May 29 after a long illness. Born in Salem Til Aug 16 he moved to Saline county and lived here eight years as an invalid from about age two. He joined the Christian church at Bethlehem and attended church and Sunday school when able. Funeral at the Christian church at 2 pm Thursday, burial in Nelson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hooper
Allkr Inness
C. B Hooper
Salem
Til
Saline County
Christian Church
Bethlehem
Nelson
Beazley Death Reported After Illness At Home
Mrs Ida C Beazley died at the home of Mrs Georgia Unrah after several weeks of heart trouble. She came here years ago from St Louis to live with her sister-in-law Mrs Unrah and her most close friend. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Thomas and Miss Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Beazley
Mra
Georgia
Mra Beasley
St. Louie
Unrah
Waa
Mis Mar
Death of James Eakin in city, funeral in Boonville
James Eakin son of Mrs Sue Eakin died suddenly at Sedalialeet Thursday. He is survived by his mother, a brother Robert Eakin and sister Mrs Minnie Campbell. The family attended the funeral in Boonville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eakin
Sue Eakin
Sedalialeet Thureadey
Robert Eakin
Minnie Campbell
Boonville
Infant Dies of Infantile Paralysis in Local Family
Ernest Taylor, infant son of Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor of the Leonard col, died Tuesday from infantile paralysis. The remains were laid to rest Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Taylor
Sam Taylor
Leonard
Announcement of sale of implement and buggy business
The owners announce the sale of their implement and buggy business to the Saline County Implement Co. They pledge the same stock and courteous service, keep Machinery Hall as headquarters for a time, and invite customers to meet the new firm. Signed by V. Davia, P. D. Campbell, and J. J. McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County Implement Co
Machinery Hall
V. Davia
P. D. Campbell
J. J. McCoy
Saline County Implement Co Enters Local Market
The Saline County Imp. Co announces it has purchased the stock of Davia Campbell McCoy and will operate from Saline County. They invite farmers and locals to visit their office, pledge the Golden Rule approach, and express appreciation for future favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia, Campbell & McCoy
The
Saline County Imp. Co. 8
E. Retr Fis
Train crashes on first run kill three men in Oklahoma territory
A new engine on its initial run from Oklahoma City to Sapulpa caused multiple fatalities across a hundred mile span. Sam Davis an Indian was killed near KeNeyville. Clyde Ross of Eldorado Springs Missouri died at Stroud. Tom Nelson a black man injured in Sapulpa yards is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Sam Davis
KeNeyville
Clyde Ross
Eldorado Springs
Stroud
Tom Nelson
Nelson
Oklahoma City
Saline County Teachers Examination Notice
The Saline County teachers examination for county certificates will be held at Odell Avenue High School, Marshall, Missouri, on June 7 and 8, 1912. James L. Lynch is the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Odell Avenue
Marshall
James L. Lynch
Marriage License Notices From Multiple Counties
Marriage license records include Claude Sharon and Margaret Allen from Slater, Wm Hyenbrock and Sarah Kaiser with J H Diedrich, Katherine Markes, J L Roberts, Fannie H Coates in Marshall, J L Velten in Gilliam, Malinda Strodtman in Gilliam, and other listed couples across Col, Alma, Monta Vista, and Gilliam counties. The document records several pairs seeking licenses with varying hometowns and family names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sharon
Slater
Margaret Allen
Wm. Hyenbrock
St. Louis
Sarah Kaiser
Alma
J. H. Diedrich
Monta Vista
Katherine Markes
Marshall
Subscriptions Listed For Past Week
The following names show new subscribers or renewals in the past week Richard Bramble Jefers Mont Jefferson Nicely Napton Frank Henry Marshall C ASprague Minami Isabel Henderson Gilliam Johncig Houstonia Henry Tegtmeyer Gilliam J F Bryan Marshal Co B Reynolds Miner Ill H M Roberta Marshall Mrs 5 A James Boseball
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bramble
Jefers
Mont
Jefferson Nicely
Napton
Frank Henry
Marshall
C. Asprague
Minami
Isabel Henderson
Gilliam
Johncig
Houstonia
Henry Tegtmeyer
J. F. Bryan
Marshal
B. Reynolds
Miner
Ill
H. M. Roberta
A. James
Boseball
Saline county local option victory amid strong turnout
In Saline county the local option election on Saturday July 1st yielded a victory for proponents but with a narrower majority than four years ago. Delegates H H Eilers Rev DH Moris Arrow Rock and Rev H Limper Gus Windmeyer W H Moyer returned from Mayview reporting a fine meeting at the Methodist conference in Minneapolis. The General Conference raised bishops salaries to 6500 and planned support for needy churches, with a $50000 gift to aged relief and talk of church federation. The conference urged recognition of the Chinese Republic and condemned white slave traffic, child labor and liquor, while defeating a move to lift the ban on questionable amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Jane
H. H. Eilers
DH Moriis
Arrow Rock
H. Limper
Gus Windmeyer
W. H Moyer
Blackburn
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Minnapolis
Chinese Republic
Harmony church notes and upcoming services
Rev L P Clemens will preach at Harmony next Sunday. Mt Olive Sunday School marks children's day on June 16. Pisgah reunion set for next Sunday. Rev Barbee to preach and Christian Science service at 11 am. Union services at 7 pm on the lawn of the Pirate Presbyterian church. Rev Clyde Shellman, Presbyterian evangelist, to preach at the Pirate Presbyterian church next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Clemens
Harmony
Mt. Olive Bunday School
Pisgah Echireh
Barbee
Christian Science
Object
God
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Cldye Shellman
The
Pirat
Presbyterian Church
Nest
Marshall Election Sees Heavy Yet Close Dry Win
The Marshall vote was unusually warm with high turnout among both wet and dry sides. Drys carried each ward but by a small overall margin, and discussions arose over the colored vote. White's Island reported the wettest spot in Saline. Slater and Columbia also leaned dry, with Slater’s election upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow Rock
Nelson
Christian Sunday School
Blackwater
Prairie Lawn
Sunday Ridge Prairie
Union Ser
New Frankfort
Slater Ees
Clay Township
Crearville
Saline City
Elmwood Township
Blackburn
Elmwood
Mt. Leonard
Salt Springs
Grand Pass
Malta
Herndon
Rose Valley
Marshall Township
East Marshall
West Marshall
Shackelford
Miami Township
Fairville
Miami
Norton
Dnéanescens Au Sharon
Salt Pond Township
Sweet Springs
Salt Fork Township
Shelby School House
Marshall
J. H. Marshall
Kenner
White's Island
Velten and Strodtman Wed at Howard Hotel Parlor
A prominent county wedding occurred at the Howard hotel parlors on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Rev. A. R. Feria joined Leland Velten and Mis Malinda Strodtman in marriage. Both reside southeast of Gilliam. The couple were accompanied by the groom’s parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Velten, and the bride’s mother, Mrs Minnie Strodtman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hotel
A. R. Feria
Leland Velten
Mise Malinda Strodtman
Gilliam
Robert Velten
Minnie -Strodtmwas
Marshall Post Office to be Built with 45000 Appropriation
Postmaster Van Dyke and local officials celebrate funding for Marshall’s new post office. The site building has been advertised for sale and must be removed by June 28th to clear the way for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
Hie
Marshall
Diedrich Markes and Katherine Markes Wed in Monta Vista
John Diedricha Diedrich of Monta Vista Colorado and Miss Katherine Markes daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Markes of this city were married at the Catholic parsonage Tuesday at 500 PM by Father O Neill in the presence of relatives of the bride. The groom is a prosperous young farmer of Colorado and the bride is esteemed. they left for their new home in Monta Vista with best wishes from a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Diedricha
Monta Vistas
Colorado
Katherine Markes
Jacob Markes
Father O'Neill
Fred Pittman
Frances
Rosalie
Alberta
Near Malta Bend
Joe Pittman
West of Town
Lane-Piper Miss Julia Piper Weds Raymond Lane
Lane-Piper Julia Piper formerly of Haldeman and St Louis saleswoman at Barney Vandevort Scruggs married Raymond Sutton Lane of St Louis on Sunday June 2. The bride comes from an old Saline County family and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Piper of Hardeman. The groom, a druggist with ties to a printing firm, is son of Dr and Mrs R S Lane of Springfield. The couple will reside in a new flat in Louie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dean Piper
Haldeman Vicinity
St. Louia
Barney, Vandevort & Scruggs
Raymond Sutton Lane
St. Louis
Saline County
Alonzo Piper
Hardeman
General Printing Co
Mra. R
Lane
Springfield
Aes Louie
Senda
Fourth of July barbecue plans at Marshall
The Commercial Club raises 1999 to fund a large Fourth of July celebration in Marshall on the courthouse lawn and surrounding streets. Ten thousand visitors are expected to receive barbecue meat and free side dishes with several bands and other attractions. Gov Hadley and others are expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Commercial Club
Turse
Court House
Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Post Office 1912
Postal notice from Marshall Missouri lists undelivered letters as of June 1912. Names include Misa Bila, Chester Cook, Eva Robert, Henry Strothon, and A. Stevens. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington if not claimed within 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington,d. C
Misa Bila
BR. Stevens
Moadames
Chester Cook
Eva Robert Henry Strothon
Marshalt Republian and Twice Week Globe
An OCR fragment notes a transaction or billing entry referencing Marshalt Republian and the Twice Week Globe with a quoted amount of 1.58 dollars. Details on date or purpose are not provided.
Davis Campbell McCoy Sell Out to Enter Texas Potatoes
In a surprising move Davis Campbell McCoy sold their implement business and will enter potato growing in Brazoria County Texas. Saline County Implement Co. purchased the business and Samuel Heinlein of Butler Maryland will manage the new venture. The community welcomes the new leadership and wishes success in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis, Campbell & McCoy
Texas
Brazora County
Texoma
Saline County Implement Co
Samuel Heinlein
Butler, Md
Roberts Coates Wedding of Prominent Young Attorneys
Roberts J L Roberts a prominent young attorney and Misa Pannie Coates daughter of Mrs Sarah Coates were married Tuesday evening at the bride’s mother's East Yerby home. Rev A R Faris officiated. The ceremony drew social interest as both bride and groom are notable lawyers. After the ceremony the couple boarded a train wedding trip to Chicago and other points. The Republic an extensive commentary notes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Roberts
Misa Pannie Coates
Sarah Coates
East Yerby
A. R. Faris
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Roberts, Marshall Fannie H. Coates Marshall
J. L. Velten
Malinda Strodtman
Lée
Jacee He
County Dry
Jenerreu
Columbia
Drys
Velten-Strodtman
Diedrich-Markes
Piper
Sahaaieeane Lara
Stanton
Are & More
L. W. VanDyke, P.M
Mr. Heinlein
Chicago
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