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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

3

Community News from Malta Bend and Surroundings

Local notes report residents visiting Marshall and Grand Pass for events and shopping. W O Ballew and niece Mins Moore joined by others attend ice cream strawberry supper. memorial services held at M E church with Rev Jones from Miami delivering the address. Residents travel to Boonville Kansas City Payette and Lexington for family matters, visits and business, with several guests and new arrangements noted.

Mra W. O. Ballew Mins Moore Marshall Ethel Nelson Leah Thornton Grand Paes Peyton Fulkerson Chas Demons Sebastian Grand Pass Mra Mahanie Kanwan City Mra H. Colby Boonville Elizabeth Cane Payette Fas Williama Baby Kinnamon Ra Grover Haggar Kansas City Ernest Guthrey Mra Walker Morton Nadine Denning Chan Demoss Barrow Dorothy Howston Lexington

Malta Bend Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Charles Fulton hosted the Malta Bend fancy work club last Wednesday. Miss Maude Blosser visited Mrs Clara Blosser in Malta Bend Saturday. Mr Irvin Sailor traveled to Lexington to stay with Raymond Payne and attend Went Worth Military Academy graduation. Mrs N J Pletcher and Sallie Francis visit Mrs Arthur Robertson at Waverly this week.

Mra Chas. Fulton Malta Bend Maude Blosser Mra Clara Blosser Irvin Sailor Lexington Raymond Payne Went Worth Military Academy N. J. Pletcher Sallie Francis Arthur Robertson Waverly

Woodson news brief and social notes from woodson

A wind storm caused property damage in the area while farmers seek rain. Judge Foree and family relocated to their farm. The fox hunt drew strong local participation, highlighted by ladies day. Mrs Bow Sellers of Marshall visited Woodson and planned to visit her daughter Mrs Scott. M. Walker and family visited their daughter Mr Earl Claycomb of Herndon on Sunday.

Picnic at Little Rock draws large Clay Center crowd

In Clay Center the May picnic at Little Rock drew a well attended crowd. Local residents Linwood Brown Lyndsay Hall Willard and Wilson Hall were seen visiting Slater and nearby areas this week. Mrs Eddie Brown and Miss Rose Webb stopped by Brownlee. Russel Spencer hosted visitors Sunday. many from town attended the berry and ice cream supper at Pearson's.

Little Rock Linwood Brown Linsday Hall Trave Spencer

Protracted Meeting Closes After Prolonged Session

A fragmented report notes a protracted meeting ending Tuesday night with attendees streaming out of Arrow Rock. The readable portion hints at a lengthy gathering and an ending around midnight, but details are incomplete.

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The House with the All Wool Policy Offers Finest Menswear

Conservative cuts for dignified men in a wide assortment of all-wool fabrics. Deep blues browns and grays in hand-tailored suits by A. B. Kirschbaum & Co. The Cherry Tree Brand guarantees permanent shape refinished fabrics and enhanced wear.

A. B. Kirschbaum & Co

Local Marshall Visitors and Town Outings Report

D Lawless and wife were Marshall visitors Wednesday. Mrs Lessie Pinnell visiting relatives in Kansas City this week. Mrs Ed Moehle and little daughter returned to Randolph Mo after several weeks with relatives. J H McChesney of Marshall made an auto trip to Boonville with Harold Turley and wives. Joe Scott and families from the county attended the cemetery. Mina Laura Moehle visited Boonville with her brother Will and family. Mrs W D Shemwell of Higginsville and George Thomas and wife of Nelson, with Mrs Jack Shemwell of Blackwater, dined at W S Shemwell's. Co B Kibler of Marshall discussed local dry laws. Ed and S J Gibson bought new Fords from Burton of Gilliam. Clark Swinney and daughters Kate and Mary shopped here. Everett Townsend and family visited Saturday afternoon. O J Watts and wife of Naprop came in their new Ford. D L Watts accompanied them home. J S Hogge and family plus Mrs Schnur and Watson Diggs and wives were dinner guests at Mrs Kitty Hogge's. L R Reynolds ill with stomach trouble. Prank Watts and W R Hubbard visited R C Piper near Little Rock. Rev Pinnell preached at Blackwater Methodist. Jim Wood and family near Concord shopped here. D Lawless and wife and Diamond Hutchison and wives were Sunday country guests. W Shemwell returned to work south of Blackwater building a residence for Lee Cunningham.

D. Lawless Marshall Lessie Pinnell Kansas City Ed Moehle Randolph Mo Joe Scott Mesdames Glen O. J. Watts Naprop Ford Auto D. L. Watts Blackwater Jim Wood Concord Diamond Hutchison Shemwell Lee Cunningham

Allen Music Co Sells Pianos to Multiple Buyers This Week

Allen Music Co. sold a Hallett & Davie piano to H. B. Dingley of Mt. Leonard. A second piano went to L. A. Barger of Shackelford, and a third to Mr. Nichols and John Morris of Siuter.

Misses visit Charleston for camping and fishing trip

SWEET SPRINGS notes that Miss Josephine Simwall Fern Winston and M Binkley are guests of Miss Mary L Johns in Charleston Missouri with plans for a camping and fishing trip during the visit. W C McEntire and children visit Independence this week. Prof Hawley travels home to Marshall. Lightning strikes a smoke stack owned by C K Smith causing damage. Storm knocks down trees including a blow down that damages Mrs BE Foster's house. Miss Paney Beatty returns from Kansas City to her uncle's home. Will Hedger home after wedding of Nelle Hayman and Janneck of Houstonia. C K Parsons of Sedalia visiting parents.

Josephine Simwall Fern Winston M Binkley Mary ,L. Johns Charleston W. C. McEntire C. A. Galloway Independence F. F. Hawley Marshall C. K. Smith EB. Foster Paney Beatty Kansas City Will Hedger Nelle Hayman Janneck Houstonia C. K. Parsons Sedalia

Local Social Notes Highlight Lexington Visitors and Church Events

Rebecca Crosswhite of Lexington arrived with friends to visit family. Mr. and Mrs. A Owens and son Hayden of Boonville were also visiting relatives. A June baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Hicks. Miss Vee Stivers of Kansas City stayed with Miss Janie De Moss. Mrs. Moreland hosted the Tuesday Club from Malta Bend. J Cole and EB Cole visited with Fred Stockman and family in their new auto. James Demons returned from Chillicothe for vacation. Strawberry and ice cream supper at the M E church netted $0. The Sunday School children's day program at the Christian church drew a large, appreciative audience with well-performed drills and patriotic blooms on display.

Rebecca Crosswhite Lexington Mra A. Owens Hayden Boonville Mra J. Hicks Vee Stivers Kansans City Janie DeMoss Mra DD Moreland Malta Bend J. Cole

Start Now for a Practical Education Before Fall

An appeal urging prospective students not to delay enrollment. The piece argues summer attendance rivals winter, rooms are cool, teachers stay energetic, and starting now leads to earlier completion for a good fall position. It invites readers to present excuses and promises to answer with a persuasive plan.

Mrs W M Scott and party depart for extended visit

Mrs W M Scott and her party travel to an unnamed destination for an extended visit, with anticipated duration and arrangements indicating a social or family outing reported in the local paper.

Missouri Letter Carriers Meet In 11th Annual Session

The Missouri Association of Letter Carriers held its 11th annual session last Thursday with good attendance. Dull care was set aside at the Eagles Club banquet where a fine spread delighted visitors and local leaders. Speeches honored the city by Dr. W. H. Black, L. W. Van Dyke, Mayor Mitchell and others. M. C. Chaffee Jr. presided as toastmaster with E. J. Gaynor and Congressman Borland among speakers. Next year’s meeting will be in Springfield.

Missouri Association of Letter Carriers Eagles Club W. H. Black L. W. van Dyke Mitchell M. C. Chaffee, Jr E. J. Gaynor Muncie Ind Borland McGraw Association Springfield

Accident Near Malta Bend Nearly Fatal for Young Driver

A serious accident near Malta Bend involved Charles Anderson, about 20, who was driving home last week when he fell from a vehicle while passing near Chas Mitchner’s four miles northeast. The incident left his condition grave as it was near fatal.

Horse Kicks Buggy Driver Injures Family In Accident

In a buggy accident Charles was driving home with his brother Raymond and two young sisters when the horse kicked him as he fell. The team then ran away. Young Anderson was found and Dr. Fletcher Brown of Alta Band attended his injuries. He remained unconscious for two days with severe head and facial injuries.

Young Anderson Fletcher Brown Alta Band Charles Raymond

Shooting Arrest at Mt Leonard In Election District

Joseph Welsh of Mt Leonard was arrested Saturday by City Marshall Dowden for disturbing the peace. Reports clash over the act with claims he fired his revolver at election officials or at birds while in custody awaiting criminal court action.

Joseph Welsh Mt. Leonard Marshall Dowden Welsh Criminal Court

Mrs A P Bishop and daughter attend summer study

Mrs A P Bishop and her daughter Miss Flossie traveled from Miami Monday. Flossie will remain to attend summer school at MVC and boards with Mrs Hogan.

Mra. A

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Blosser Woodson Rre A.B. Kimscnbaum & Go Elrechbaum Wall Street Kirschbaum Leyhe-Downind Clothing Co J. H. McChesney Harold Turley John Reynolds Julia Turley S. J. Gibson Mr. Burton Gilliam Clark Swinney Kate Mary Everett Townsend Santora Sadereee Dr. Pierce Sweet Springs W. M. Scott Little Gee Ee Impanesa Letter Carriers Association Shooting C. S Scranton I. C Pennsylvania California International Correspondenc E Schools Scraton, PA Wade Treet Amd Actucal Manoine Lanery Architecas Oralieman Beret
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