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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1911

Page

6

Social Doings at Hicks Residence Honors Chicago Guest

Mrs Julia Hicks and her daughter hosted over a hundred guests at their South UA home Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Andrew Clark of Chicago. The event featured three reception sections from 3 to 6 pm with help from Mesdames Hardin Hagedorn Hoff Mitchell Walker and Misses Mabel Pinher Lala Lamkin Nadine Fisher May Brandon Ruby Barnhill and others.

Julia Hicks Gutta South UA Andrew Clark Chicago Mesdames Hardin, Hagedorn and Hoff Meedames F.l Mitchell James Walker Mabel Pinher Lala Lamkin Nadine Fisher May Brandon Ruby Barnhill Mins Hicks Htutwen

In Honor of Miss Clarkson Linen Shower at Markebury Home

A linen and hose shower for Miss Margaret Clarkson, the bride-to-be, hosted by Misses Rena and Lula Markebury at their country home east of town. Decorations matched the wedding colors white and green, with light refreshments and pretty gifts for Miss Clarkson. Guests included Minges Inox Brown of Slater, Maud and Stella Keehart, Vera Henegar, Margaret Klinger, and several local ladies and gentlemen.

Margaret Clarkson Rena Lula Markebury Town Ruby Marksbury Rebecca Houlware Minta Minges Inox Brown Slater Maud Stella Keehart Vera Henegar Margaret Klinger Mesdames Calvin Balthis T. F. Boulware J. A H. Keehart, Jr John Twilling

Grand Pass visitors at recorder's office and local carnival notes

One reader asks who the Grand Pass people were who visited the recorder's office Saturday. T. B. Spencer from Crearville was here Friday and remains on crutches after a prior accident. Geo. Markwell of Slater attended the carnival Saturday. Carnival claims show was too large for Marshall and weak attendance due to busy season. Chase Lister and Parker acts strained moving picture operations for two weeks.

Recorder's Office T. B. Spencer Crearville Spencer Ja Atill Marshall Geo. Markwell Slater Chase Lister Parker Moving Picture

A Nice Letter From W. E. Bauer Of Boise Idaho

A Boise Idaho letter this week praises Idaho prospects and fruit crop ahead. Bauer writes that Idaho is all OK and promises a bountiful fruit crop with small grain looking fine. He includes photos of the Boise river section and a fishing party, and sends one dollar.

W. E. Bauer Boise Idaho Billy Stitl O. K Boise River

Fortunate Misfortune at Slater Dispatcher Office

A vacant Slater dispatcher's office was suddenly burned down Friday between two and three. The fire, caused by intense sun heat, spread quickly after a passing engine sparked the flames. Witness Mr. Fiver from Jenkin's barn claimed to see it first and would have claimed any remaining items.

Slater Fiver Jenkin's Barn

Pettis County bond plan to be resubmitted in Sedalia

Pettis County voters rejected the road improvement bond by a slim margin. Sedalia boosters remain optimistic and plan to reintroduce the pro position, seeking a larger bond next time. In the recent special election the proposition failed to reach a 2 majority, with bonds in Sedalia passing 5 to 1 in favor.

Pettis County Sedalia

Revival to Sweep America Plans Centered Religious Campaign

New York leaders announce a nationwide revival campaign to cover ninety cities in two years. Businessmen head the movement with J G Cannon as president and Fred B Tasker as chair. A 64 page program outlines roles, with teams visiting centers to train and implement the plan. Churches will collaborate, drop denominational ties, and urge men to join one church.

New York America Finney East Twenty-eighth Street New York City J. G. Cannon Fourth National Bank Fred B. Tasker Methodiat Brotherhood Robert Fulton Cutting Alfred E. Marling James H. Post Prank H. Field James M. Spiers L. A. Bigreelow Charles A. Hull United States Canada Atlantic Pacific

Explosion at La Loma Fortress Sparks Nicaraguan Crisis

In Managua on June 1 a fortress blast on La Loma hill killed 120 soldiers and sparked a government crackdown. Officials blamed a political plot backed by liberal supporters of former president Entrada. President Diaz and ministers escaped, while crowds mourned 117 bodies recovered from ruins and troops sealed the capital amid a siege climate.

Managua Nicaragua la Loma Tiscapa Entrada Adolfo Diaz Estrada Seige Leon

Anniversary Party Marks Parkhurst Milestone In Kansas

On June 15 a crowd gathered at the Parkhurst home near Sweet Springs to honor Mr. Jeane R. Parkhurst turning sixty one. A substantial farmer, Parkhurst is described as diligent, generous, and well respected, with a large blended family totaling eighteen children from two marriages. The day featured a bountiful dinner, warm reminiscences, and well wishes for the future.

Jeane R. Parkhurst Sweet Springs Mr. Parkhurst Goettler Saline County Henry County Kentucky Parkhurst Lydia Smith Kansas Missouri North Dakota Dora Alice Williams Henide Joe Mackler A. Nightwine Philip Trautman Trautman Robert White George Hemme J. L. Pritchard

Buncombe denounced as political stunt in Democratic caucus

The document condemns the wool duty as not betraying Democratic policy but as a reaction to a depleted treasury caused by Republican extravagance. It dismisses the move as buncombe and insincere, arguing it fools no one and mars an otherwise solid record. Kansas City Star commentary.

Kansas City Star

Death of Mrs Elka Bra 8 in Kansas City Typhoid Fever

Mrs Elka Bra 32 died Wednesday in Kansas City from typhoid fever at her home. She was sister of Will Henderson of Sweet Springs.

Elka Bra Kansas City Will Henderson Sweet Springs

Missouri land alternatives lure homeseekers north

Advert says land in Northern Louisiana at 15.00 per acre offers corn oats alfalfa cow peas vegetables and fruit. Claims Alberta Peach Kaffir Poor climate rich water markets and settlement potential. Offers a free booklet with buying options on multiple tracts and easy terms from Southwestern Land Bureau in St Louis Missouri.

Missouri Louisiana Southwestern Land Bureau St. Louis

Zeigle Administrators to File Final Settlement

William A Zeigle and Lonzo Zeigle administrators with will annexed of John H Zeigie deceased announce final settlement at Saline County Missouri Probate Court. Hearing at Court House on the first Monday of June.

John H. Zeigie William A. Zeigie Alonzo Zeigie Saline County Missouri Sald

Adminstratrix Notice of William Kliton Estate

May 20 notice published for Letters of Administration on the estate of William Kliton. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the administrator for allowance within a year after letters are granted. failure to do so bars any claim. The Probate Court of Al County, Minnesota requires proper filing.

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