Deaths and Obituaries From Marshall Missouri 1911
Obituary column recounts Belle Payne death at Salt Springs and notes life sketch. Includes memorials for James G. Goodwin, Martin Wood, Ora May Thompson, T W Babb, Kate Cunningham, Daniel Neff, William Young, R P Clark, and James R Wicker with burial details and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora May Thompson
Marshall
Miss Thompson
Michael Thompson
Shackelford
Lansford Thompson
New Mexico
Father Jennings
Ridge Park Cemetery
Kate Cunningham
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Nelson
John Taylor Dry Goods Co
Salt Fork Cemetery
C. Q. Shouse
Ridge Prairie
Marshall Commercial Club elects new officers at Elks meeting
About a hundred members met at the Elks rooms Tuesday to elect officers for the coming year, adopt a constitution, and discuss matters including securing the state highway for Marshall and Saline. The board plans monthly meetings, a $1 initiation fee, and $1 quarterly dues as committees begin work on highways and street paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Commercial Club
Elks Rooms
H. C. Francisco
Monnig
Missouri
Congress
G. A. Radford
Ed H. Mitchell
Joshua Barbee
F. C. Barnhill
Commercial Club
Radford
Marshall
Saline
State Commission
Harnest
St. Louis
Kansas City
J. W. Rose
W. EB. Vawter
H. H. Downing
N.mck. Myers
J. W. Taylor
J. A. Walker
Ben Striker
Ed. H. Mitchell
Milwaukee visitors greet relatives in town
Mrs. J. Thornton and her son James Marion of Milwaukee arrived Wednesday night to visit sister Mrs. J. A. Walker and other relatives for several weeks. Republican friends received the news as they joined local greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Babb
Marshall
Babb
Colony
Lucille Oldham
Chas. Oldham
Iowa
Jefferson City
Frank Blackburn
Beggs
Okla
Walker
Christian Church
B. T. Wharton
Ridge Park
Louis Rasse
Nim Noce
Ben Bransom
June Bacon
Charles Evans
Ray Peecher
Lightning Kills Farmer in Storm Passing Through
A farmer was killed as a lightning strike hit during a rain and electrical storm passage. The incident occurred in a rural area as storm conditions moved through, with responders arriving to secure the scene and note the fatality. Authorities cautioned residents about storm safety as forecasts indicated further unsettled weather.
Smooth Trick Doll Rack Fined After Street Fair Scheme
Cleveland Golland who ran a doll rack at a recent street fair faced a fine of 52 dollars and 65 cents for rigging dolls with a wire tied to a balance scale. A second unnamed operator, caught using a safety device to guarantee wins at a chance game, was fined 32 dollars and 95 cents by Judge W D Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Duggins
W. D. Bush
Chautauqua Schedule in Marshall August 31 to September 6
The Chautauqua program to be held in Marshall runs August 31 to September 6 with daily events. Highlights include opening exercises, lectures by Dr Walter Mansell, James Francis O Donnell, Thos Brooks Fletcher, and Geil, plus multiple musical acts and illustrated lectures. The program features Scout Camps for children, evening concerts, and special talks on topics like The Mine Its Rich Yield and The Sign of the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Marshall
Dunbar Singing Orchestra
Walter Mansell
Thomas McClary
Weatherwax Brothers Quartette
Dixie
Belle Kearney
James Francis O'Donnell
Clarke Bowers Co
Thos
Brooks Fletcher
Arthur K. Peck
White Rose Orchestra
Edgar Geil
Francis J. Heney
Thaviu
Grand Opera Co
Thavin
Contestant Standings Update and Corrections
The standing of contestants is based on last Monday’s count with changes likely before next week's Republican. Miss Alice Chism of Gilliam is acknowledged for being active. Vote totals show Minnie Hockensmith 75000 Lizzie Adams 32600 Nellie Parsons 57600 Francis Higginbotham 29400 Reidenbach 28200 Mollie Van Winkle 28000 Grace Lasley 52600 Alice Chism 49200 Sylvia DeMoss 45000 Anna Fetters 40300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Chism
Gilliam
Minnie Hockensmith
Lizzie Adams
Nellie Parsons
Francis Higginbotham
Reidenbach
Mollie van Winkle
C. E. Reeves
Grace Lasley
Sylvia DeMoss
Anna Fetters
Local Marriage Licenses List From Slater to Kansas City
Marriage license records show Corda T. Long and Ella V. Hamby from Slater, Fred Martin and Emma Freund from Sedalia, Clyde W. Hicklin and Mabel T. Shields from Slater, Minnie Tegtmeyer from Grand Pass, E. G. Huston from Marshall, Anna Haddock from Kansas City, Rolla Gibson from Marshall, and Hester Piper from Napton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corda T. Long
Slater
Ella V. Hamby
Fred Martin
Sedalia
Emma Freund
Clyde W. Hicklin
Mabel T. Shields
Minnie Tegtmeyer
Grand Pass
E. G. Huston
Marshall
Anna Haddock
Kansas City
Rolla Gibson
Col
Hester Piper
Napton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belle Payne
Payton Fulkerson
Salt Springs
Leatherman
Flora Belle Payne
Cox
Ross County
Ohio
Frances Marion Payne
Frank
Marine Service
U.S. Navy
Payne
Ruth
Malta Bend
Congregational Church
Malta Bend Methodist Episcopal Church
James W. Goodwin
Alma
J. G. Goodwin
Francis Mariin Wood
Wood
Virginia
Wm. Kimbro
Lem Thomas
Will Gabbert
Will Smith
Raymond Neff
Walter N
Forest B
Ilda May Wood
D. C. Bolton
Crearville Baptist Cemetery
John Taylor Dry Goods
Daniel Neff
Orearville
St Grimes Os
Raymond
Eli Neff
R. L. Cameron
William Young
William
Sam
Kansas
Chase
George
Joshua
David
Finnel
Oklahoma
Keyton
Mt. Horeb
R. P. Clark
California
Lodi
Lucy A. Evans
Ben Herndon
Mary Clark
Dodge City
Bettie Jones
Fresno
Cal
Clark
Blackwater
Cooper County
C Herndon
James R. Wicker
Houstonia
Bert. A. Powell
Blackwater Chapel
James Robert Wicker
Forsythe County
North Carolina
Ocie Andrews
Trixie
Callie
Russell
Wicker
Methodist Church
Houstonian
Republicns
Heimerdinger
Garretta
Meenaaert
Gov
W. Hoch
Byough
Femper
Church News
St. Pauls M. E. Church
Springfield
J. E. McDonald
O. E. Hawthorne
The
Golden Links Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bolton
Antioch Baptists Church
Sweet Springs
God the Preserver of Man
Episcopalians
Rulphur Springs
J. O Smith
Aare
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