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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1900

Page

4

Deathbed Confession Links Man to Counterfeiting Outfit

In Sweet Springs Missouri H H Massey who died of cancer confessed to an attendant exposing a complete silver counterfeiting kit and eighteen half dollars made by himself over fourteen years. He claimed most coins circulated locally though he spent only enough to cover expenses. The attendant destroyed part of the kit and turned the rest to city authorities. Massey had lived alone in a room over a store on charity for months and died before arrest. Separately David Bulkley and Mina Belle Barnds wed at the bride’s home with a quiet ceremony following the death of the bride’s mother. The couple will reside at 318 Johnson Street, Sedalia, with a reception held in Sedalia.

H. H. Massey Sweet Springs Massey Kansas City David Bulkley Mina Belle Barnds W. F. Barnds West Street Rev J. W. Howell Lindsey & Rams Kelk Sedalia

O. O. F. Memorial Services Honor Departed Brothers

Memorial services of Marshall Lodge 159 Independent Order of Odd Fellows were held at the hall and C P church on Sunday. Twenty bouquets were placed on graves as Rev E M Dugger and Dr M T Chastain spoke on the lodge’s history and good works. After cemetery rites, Dr Ed Sharp presided at grave tributes and floral offerings. Visitors from Slater, Miami and Arrow Rock attended.

Marshall Lodge 159 Independent Order of Odd Fellows C. P E. M. Dugger M. T. Chastain Dr. Black Ed Sharp W. M. Beatty S. H. Hutchings Garibaldi Napoleon Slater Miami Arrow Rock

Card of Thanks for T. K. Howe Death

Card of thanks from Mexico Missouri dated June 1 expresses gratitude to friends in Mexico and Marshall for kindness shown during the sorrow caused by the death of T. K. Howe. Their words and deeds are heartfelt and divine blessings are wished for all who offered support.

Mexico Marshall T. K. Howe

San Souci Club Picnic At Wilton A Pleasant Evening

About fifty members with husbands and friends attended a Wilton picnic hosted by the San Souci Club on Thursday evening. A. E Loomis led the luncheon, featuring spring chicken, oyster salad, ham sandwiches, olives, pickles, strawberries, ice cream and lemonade.

San Souci Club Wilton A. E Loomis Gertie Brown LaRue Campbell Etta Chastain Mabel Fisher Georgian Fletcher Ethlyne Jackson Alice King Lula Lamkin Linnie Montague Lulu Mackey Pearla Strother Pattie Page Agnes Spencer Fannie Vawter Fannie Wood Ava Steele Mesara Will Walker Ola Grecian J. C. Lamkin C. G. Fisher Ben Striker Harry Francisco Frank Naylor J. M. Denny Theodore Mayer H. H. Parsons Thomas Otley O. F. Goodwin R. P. Spencer J. F

Death of John G. Herndon of Herndon

John G. Herndon aged 65, a respected Salinel citizen and Cumberland Presbyterian deacon, died Friday at his home after a nine month illness. Funeral held Saturday at 11 at the C P church in Herndon, Rev. C. E. Thomas officiating. Burial in Hazel Grove cemetery. Survived by wife, two daughters Leora and Myrtle, and four sons George, James, Ed, and John. The community sends sympathy.

John G. Herndon Salinel Herndon Cumberland Presbyterian Church C. P C. E. Thomas

Community Extends Support to the Sor Rowing Family

The local community mobilizes aid and prayers for the Sor Rowing family after a difficult illness. Neighbors organize fundraisers and volunteer services to assist with medical expenses and daily tasks during recovery.

Fires About Town Reported In Early Sunday Incidents

The Lafayette Street home of William Newlee caught fire from a kitchen flue around 12 30 PM and neighbors extinguished it before the fire company arrived, with about twenty dollars in damage. A South Jefferson Avenue flue fire caused no damage, and Mrs L P Wiley found clothes in a closet smoking and burning after returning from a drive, destroying some garments with no clue to the cause. The fire department made two Monday trips though not needed.

William Newlee Lafayette Street

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O. O. F. Memorial Services MA Brown H. G. Allen Allen & Orkar Missouri A. P, Strother King & Co's Orrice Bank of Marshall Nervita Nervita & Medical Co
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