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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
Mt Leonard residents visit friends in town while Marshall visitors frequent the area for business. Malta Bend and Miami teams clash as Miami loses 12 to 2. Numerous local residents and guests from Grand Pass Lexington Nelson and Waverly appear in town for visits events and family occasions. several marriages engagements and visits fill the county notes with community ties and local travel.
You Never Can Tell just exactly the cause of your rheumatism, but you know you have it. Do you know that Ballard's Snow Liniment will cure it. relieves the pain reduces the swelling and limbers the joints and muscles so that you will be as active and well as you ever were, 25c 50c and $1.00. Sold by P. H. Frank lin.
Clarence Tucker and wife visited Glasgow friends on Wednesday. Dr. R. H. Nuckles and family quickened travel to Fresno California for an extended stay with Mrs. Nuckles parents. Coal shortages left the town in darkness for several nights. Mrs. Helen Edwards returned home after a week with her parents in Otterville. A N Dickson came from Hardeman Wednesday to meet Miss Myrtle Cook of Memphis Tennessee. Mrs. E. Conrad visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin in Higginsville. Miss Kitty Harlin of near Hardeman shopped here Wednesday. B C Neff spent a few days in town.
Miss Wilmetta Hupp recently graduated at Stephens College in Columbia returns home from Kansas City. Miss Nevera Ayers plans a California trip to visit relatives. Dedication of a new Methodist church at Gilliam attended by locals. James Cameron of Idaho visits his brother Richard. James Crear and daughter Mildred plan a multi city trip to Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles. A house fire destroys a residence in east Slater owned by Denie Moore. Wm. O. Dysart and Oakie Hupp wed at the bride’s home May 31 with Rev. W. P. Clark officiating. couple to Excelsior Springs then Slater. Mrs. Phil Tucker and Mrs. L. E. Crear attend the American Woman’s League convention in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Teter and Miss Birdie Miller go to Excelsior Springs for weeks then Vernon county. Jas. Dickson of Guymon Okla visits D. J. Dickson and family. Night watchman Clawson escorts an insane man from a C. & A. train. sheriff takes him to Illinois.
Mrs. J C Lacy of Houstonia visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Scott along with Mr and Mrs Will Spriggs and Misses Mamie Bell Maud Addison of Napton as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Spriggs on Tuesday. Mrs Alonzo Zeiger has been very sick for two weeks with Dr Tom Hall called in Friday. Her case is serious though hopeful for recovery. Mrs Rufus Clark Sr and Mrs Rufus Clark Jr visited near Hern don on Thursday. Mrs C W Gorrell and daughter Lievetta called on Mrs Jas Scott Sr Thursday.
Cretcher folks report attendance at a basket dinner at Hazel Grove last Sunday. Bessie Henry returned home after a weeklong visit to Marshall. Miss Nora Maroney and her brother Joe attended services at Shackelford Sunday. Len Miser trapped six wolves, a mother and five pups, on his property.
Wm. Cramer visited Ehler Bros. with Milord Thornton Otto Cramer and Chas Reynolds on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mattox attended church at Concord Sunday morning.
Misses Laura and Anna Peuster were callers here last week. Dr W L Sharp was a caller near William Tuesday and left Monday for St Louis to attend the American Medical Association of which he is a member. T M Ehler was a Marshall caller Thursday. Miss Lula Piper spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her aunt Mrs Pearson. Walter Fisher called on his lady friend Sunday evening. Jesse Merdock is on the sick list. Frank Brockway had several mules in the mud on the Island Sunday afternoon. Ed Thornton had company last week. Herbert Ferney called on a lady. He will return the last of the week.
SWEET SPRINGS updates include J. E. Hocker recovering from a light stroke, Ernest Crain returning from Central College Fayette to spend summer on the farm, and Christina Haesemeyer improving after a prior stroke. The Chemical Bank moves to new quarters in the Smith building with ample furnishings, and several substantial improvements are under way. Editor Witt was here Saturday to handle business.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as the best remedy for skin troubles sores ulcers eczema chaps blackheads pimples and eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction and lists a price of five cents per box available everywhere.
Henry Viebrock shipped cattle to St Louis Tuesday. Fred Detmer visited on business and renewed his subscription. Mrs J H Detmer and daughter Lydia of Sedalia stayed with Viebrock last week. J L Kessler from near Little Rock repaired the church then bought a phone to stay in touch. Katherine Heingler and Arnold Ricard went to Marshall on business. Mr and Mrs J G Goodwin were guests of the Keith Goodwins in Marshall. Oscar Leimbrock, D H Copper and W H Land left for Canada via Kansas City to tend farms. The new Methodist church was dedicated last Sunday with Bishop Hendrix officiating. offering totaled 1550000. Editor Witt spent Tuesday here in the rain.
An Atchison Globe advertisement warns that infant weight loss may stem from intestinal worms and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge by P. H. Franklin as a safe treatment. The note also opines on honesty in men.
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