County News Breeze of Marshall Circulates Local Gossip
County readers note a stream of visits and errands from Marshall and surrounding towns. Prof Monsees and family visited with Mrs Moonsees and her parents, Everett Pulston and wife, while Mrs Charlie Ross and baby shopped with Mins Artie Carter. Funeral for Mrs Flora Payne held at Pirot M. BE Church. burial at Malta Bend cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Monsees
Leatherman
Malta Bend
Homer Moritz
Marshall
B .D. Williams
Kinnamon
Joe Newton
Jake Sailor
Miss Grace
Mesdanes
W. ©. Ballew
Fred Anderson
BR. G. Guthrey
Grand Pasa
Bart Haggard
Kansas City Lst
Lizzie Adams
Asbury Chapel
Mitchel of Marshall
Presbyterian Church
Shackelford Local Happenings and Travel Notes
Agnes Loftus returns to Kansas City after visiting Shackelford friends. Austin Jones trips to Slater Sunday by auto to see local attractions. Mrs. Andy Judge and Jos visit Marshall. Visitors from Kansas City include Mrs. Jan Campbell and Mrs. Horrigan. Misses Thompson and Cooper join Miss McNeely’s recital in Marshall. Harriet Thompson leaves for Warrensburg summer school. Minnie Hockensmith and Gertrude Lynch visit Mt. Leonard for Republican contest interest. Recipitals by Miss McNeely and pupils draw local attendees. Wm Utz of near Miami visits Sallie Weaver. A group of alleged craps shooters are taken to Marshall, released to tend corn. Local residents John Kennedy, Mat Taffee, Mark Cooper restore morale after men return from work. Keller and Irene Welsh of Mt. Leonard also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Loftus
Kansas City
Flynn
Austin Jones
Slater
Austin
Andy Judge
Jos
Marshall
Jan, Campbell
Horrigan
Campbell
Shackelford
Mary Sheridan
Frances Thompson
Cecil Cooper
Blanche McNeely
Sol, O'Laughlin
St. Louis
Harriet Thompson
Warrensburg
Minnie Hockensmith
Gertrude Lynch
Mt. Leonard
Mark Cooper
Alice Cooper
C. J. Thompson
R. A. Thompson
John Kennedy
Mat Taffee
Mrs. Keller
Irene Welsh
Death of Miss Ora Thompson in Marshall
Miss Ora Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Thompson died at her home Saturday June 3 after a long lung illness. She had recently traveled with her brother Dr Lunsford Thompson to New Mexico seeking relief. Funeral services were led by Father Jennings at the Catholic church and burial followed in Ridge Park cemetery in Marshall with local attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrell
Marshall
Joe Knoberteen
Jas
Welsh
Mike Kellett
Leonard
Ora Thompson
Mike Thompson
Lunsford Thompson
Louisville
New Mexico
Ora
Father Jennings
Ridge Park
Mia
Mike Lynch
Jerome Prior
Dugelas Crank
Mra
Jas, Mitchell
Sweet Springs Social Notes and Local Arrivals
John Hamm and T H Reineke visited Sedalia while Mrs C K Parsons stayed with family in town. Wm Schlue returned from Kansas and plans to settle here. C Wohlers spent several days in Sweet Springs. Lutheran School picnic held, attendance below expectations due to crop duties. Various locals and visitors listed. Jeasie C Hall wed James B Craig of St Louis in a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamm
T. H. Reineke
Sedalia
C. K. Parsons
Wm. Schlue
Kinsley
Kas
C. Wohlers
Sweet Springs
Hump. Ray
East &. Louis
Msa
T. E. Ray
Misa Nelle Dierking
Elmwood
Scott
Owens
J. H. McGuire
Marshall
Mary
Sarah Wheeler
C. M. Baker
David Fisher
Kansas City
J. F. Fisher
C. C. Walker
Matta Bend
D. Bixler
Independence
McClelland
San Antonio
Texas
W. C. Hall
J. O. Barbour
A. P. Wilson
St. Louis
Kentughy
Mra. R
McKinney
Warsaw
D. Clarks
Ming Jeasie C. Hall
James B. Craig
Local residents leave town for visits and trips
Sinter Mrs Tindale leaves Monday for Hughesville to visit a week with daughter Mrs Geo Boatright. W B Bellamy returns after two weeks away at different points. Mrs Robt Martin of near Marshall visiting mother Mrs Annie Andrew. Miss Barbee Jackson, former resident and teacher, arrives from Ryan Okla for visit. Mrs W W Bright and little daughter travel to Kansas City for an indefinite stay. Mrs Kate Morrison spends Tuesday in Sedalia. Mr and Mrs J B Hocker depart for St Louis for two months with son Lon O Hocker. James Huston, home from Columbia, plans to spend the summer with grandmother Mrs E J Pelot. M F P Prigmore in Marshall for court. Mr and Mrs J F Foster and son guests of Mrs B E Foster. Mrs R W Miller returns from visit to Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Kate Morrison
Sedalia
J. B. Hocker
St. Louis
Lon 0. Hocker
James Huston
Columbia
E. J. Pelot
M. FP. Prigmore
Marshall
J. F. Foster
Little Son
Forster
R. W. Miller
Waverly
Davis District Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Mrs H Audsley and children spent Sunday in Kansas City returning Monday. Lewis Reisacher and his carpenters began work on C C Kitchen's new dwelling Monday. Mrs DeSante of St Louis visits daughter Mrs Mollie Stephens. Landon Dulaney and daughters visited Geo Carr Sunday. Herbert Herrman and family visited in New Frankfurt. Reginald Pinkard visited Slater Sunday. Tom Fisher did business in Marshall Saturday. Mrs J S Johnson and daughter Beulah visited Mollie Stephens Sunday. Jesse Cooper and family of near New Frankfort visited sister Ernest Mullins Sunday. Raymond Crane visited his uncle in Marshall last week and attended the carnival. Mike Opper of near Glater was a pleasant visitor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Audsley
Kansas City
Lewis Reisacher
C. C. Kitchen
DeSante
St. Louis
Mollie Stephens
Mamie Nichols
Slater
Elliott Brown
Landon Dulaney
Geo. Carr
Herbert Herrman
New
Coal Sale Ad Warns of Best Prices Nearby
Coal sellers advertise low prices for threshing and domestic use near Rea and Page Mill, urging customers to call for quotes before purchasing elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea & Page Mill
Village News and Social Roundup
Rust visited in our village last week with Mrs Hartman of Illinois visiting her children. A hop in the new building Monday night. Geo Aulgar of Sweet Springs painting Wm Wehr's house. Fred Weber and family visited in Higgineville last Sunday. Picnic at Concordia drew a crowd last Monday. Otto Strodtman and family visited Ernst Stumpenhaus last Sunday. Band concert at Emma next Friday night June 9 with refreshments on the grounds. Mrs Anna Vogt's sale next Saturday starting at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust
Emma
Anna Vogt
Grand Pass Social and Church News Highlights
Grand Pass well attended Strawberry and ice cream social in Odd Fellows Hall netted 45 dollars. Children's Day services at the Christian Church drew praise and encouragement as community members enjoyed the program. Visitors include Mrs. Odin King of Kansas City with family, Mr. and Mrs Emmett Coad of Dallas announcing a new son, and numerous locals like Miss Ewther Plattner and Laura Lunbeck noted for illness. Rev. Foster to preach Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin King
Kansas City
Mra. A. Richart
Emmett Coad
Dallas
Texas
Croaswhite
J. KB. Colder
Mary Maden
McKinney Texas
Isaac Christman
Christman
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Christian Church
Harry Plattner
Marshall
Ewther Plattner
Malta Bend
T. Taylor
L. Alers
A. E. Riley
Pearl
Jasper Cole
Grand Pass
Laura Lunbeck
Foster
W. Fletcher
Waverly
B. Edwards
Tale of Two Poor Nephews
A sorry Christmas tale of two nephews seeking their uncle’s favor. The first sends a lavish gift a gold watch with chain in an ornate box. The second offers a cheap nickel gesture hoping to please him with humor or sentiment despite its trivial value.
Max Bing and Grand Opera Quartet in Costume Nights
Max Bing the baritone headlines a night program with Grand Opera Quartet and Thavia at a Chautauqua festival. The Italian summer program blends American and Italian selections with a 30-piece band noted for musical excellence under Thavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera Quartet
Thavia
Notable Opera Programs to Feature Grand Selections
Thavin's Band will heighten nightly programs with lavish selections from grand and neht opera including Cavalleria Rusticana Il Trovatore Faust Bohemian Girl and Martha. The band has performed at major halls white city Cincinnati Zoo Luna Park Texas State Fair Blue Grass Fair Lexington Corn Palace Mitchell, where only top bands are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Trovatore
Faust
Martha Thavin
White City
Cincinnati Zoo
Luna Park
Laexington
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Popular Attractions At Chau Tauqua This Season
Busy crowds seek amusements at Chau Tauqua with animal and bird acts featuring thirty performers. Trainer Garretta, the Pugh-Riner Company, Heimerdinger Entertainers, Alma Helmerdinger, Arthur K Peek, and the Grand Opera Singers present a mix of trained acts, musical numbers, motion pictures, and educational themes, promising a lively program for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Garretta
Pugh-Riner Company
Heimerdinger
Alma Helmerdingers
Arthur K Peek
Grand Opera
Garretta's Pony Dog and Bird At Chautauqua
A feature for Chautauqua season promises clean amusement with Garretta performing with his trained pony Prince and a collection of about thirty birds and dogs. The act blends entertainment and education, appealing to both young and old and aiming to attract audiences away from formal speeches toward lively, well trained animal feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretta
Chautauqua
Fon
Moe
The Man With A Joy Face
A promotional notice praises McClary as a cheerful platform speaker for the Chehuatqua program. He is described as tall angular and plain spoken with spontaneous humor and wholesome ideas. His engaging style promises laughter and thoughtful entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
McClary
Peonie
Able authority on China at Chautauqua this summer
The audience will meet Dr Geil who toured China five times and carried the American Wing on a fret trip up the Yangtze. A clipping from his diary describes meals at the Perpetual Provider Inn and a passage through Stone Bridge Shep village with stone arches bearing inscriptions on virtue and piety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Yangtze River
China
Geil
Chiness
Celestial Empire
Mother Earth
Stone Bridge Bhep
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County News
Mabel Smith
Missouri
Davis District
Easley & Son
Grand Opere
Chautanqua
Cala Oceasion
Max Bing
Baritone
Thaviu
Dr. Geil
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