Deaths and Memorials in Marshall Area
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. C. B. Frazier at Kansas City from a stomach and gall bladder illness, Mary Sponsler in Slater, and Mrs. Ben Page at Crearville. Other obituaries mention two month old infant of S. P. Williams’s family in Gilliam, plus services for David M. Botts near Sedalia. Burial details and mourners listed. community sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Kansas City
Mose Land Milling Co
Marshall
Blackwater
Mary Windmeyer
Montgomery County
Rineland
Mabel Otis
Lérine
Sis
Haechtenhaen
Caroline Heyins
Reedsville
Wm. Fischer
Napton
J. A. Bierbaum
Little Rock
H. Eilers
Fred Windmeyer
Slater
Will Teckemeyer
Foest Green
Seawab
Undertaker Walker
Littls Rock
B. T. Wharton
Aged Hannibal Merchant Phillip Tucker Dies at 66
Phillip Tucker a longtime Hannibal tailor with a west Broadway shop died at his home at 11 this morning aged 66. Born in Trowbridge England he moved to America as a youth then settled in Hannibal where he built a successful business and supported charities. He leaves a wife and four children, Philip Jr Slater Clarence and two daughters Mrs Lear and Mrs Knighton, with many friends remembering him as a Christian gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Tucker
Hannibal
West Broadway
Mr. Tucker
Trowbridge
England
America
Keokuk
Phillip, Jr
Slater
Clarence
G. O. Lear
P. H. Knighton
Hannibal Post
Forman family to move to Kildare Oklahoma soon
Mr and Mrs E M Forman prepare to relocate their household goods to Kildare Oklahoma to join their son E B Forman while remaining with daughter Mrs W R Richart until Sunday. They plan a Lexington stop to visit another daughter before departing Saturday June 12. Health concerns prompt the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Forman
Kildare
Oklo
E. BE. Forman
W. R. Richart
Lexington
E. M. Keith
Gofero Held Without Bail in Preliminary Trial
The preliminary trial of J. W. Goferro ended with Squire Ferril ordering him held without bail awaiting criminal court action. Prosecuting Attorney Barbee, aided by Cole Robt. B. Ruff, led the state’s case. defense attorneys were R. M. Reynolds and A. R. James. Goferro’s detailed account of the shooting described a confrontation near the gate after a disputed message about a sick mother, with multiple shots fired as the other man advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Goferro
Squire Ferril
Ferril
Goferro
Criminal Court
Barbee
Cole Robt
B. Ruff
Galerro
R. M. Reynolds
A. R. James
Frances
John
John Spangler
Church News Highlights Donations And Sermons
The Ladies Aid Society hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn. Rev. Thomas Barbee’s annual sermon will be preached at Pisgan church near Elmwood next Sunday. A big basket dinner accompanies the event. Children’s Day at Marshall Christian Church yielded $174 for Foreign Missions. Dr. W. H. Black to preach at Odell Ave Presbyterian next Sunday. Outdoor preaching at 5 p.m. Church services continue with an orchestra. Jenshie Woodson Day observed at Christian Sunday School. fund grows to support a foreign missionary. W. E. Woodson of St Joseph attends and speaks on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
R. A. Torrey
Chicago
Sedalia
Thos. Barbee
Pisgan Church
Elmwood
Marshall Christian Church
W. H. Black
Odell Ave. Presbyterian Church
God the Preserver of Man
J. E. Courtner
Cumberland Presbyterians
I. C. C. F. Hall
Christian Sunday School
Jenshie Woodson
W. E. Woodson
St. Joseph
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lester Mull and Emma Haesemeier
The notice lists marriage license seekers including Lester Mull of Marshall and Emma Haesemeier of Napton, along with O. H. Albright of Waverly and Mrs. Ella Ross of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Mull
Marshall
Emma Haesemeier
Napton
O. H. Albright
Waverly
Ella Ross
Kansas City
Hog Dip As good as the best at Marshall event
The fragment notes Hog Dip competition near Marshall Missouri with participants Welsc and Blosser at the Vet. Hos. 1-2 location, suggesting a local fair or exhibition context and mentioning a dairy or agricultural show setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsc & Blosser Vet
Marshall
Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court in Boyles v Roberts
Judge W W Graves of the Missouri Supreme Court in Jefferson City reverses the lower court ruling in Boyles v Roberts. The case tests ownership of Cumberland Presbyterian property in Missouri and may grant Cumberland members most estate property. A rehearing motion is due within 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Graves
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Boyles Va. Roberts
Warrensburg
Cumberland Presbyterian
Missouri
Cumberland
I. N. Evrard
Missou Ialley College
Races Through Marshall In New York To Seattle Rally
Cars in the New York to Seattle race passed Marshall around noon Tuesday. Five left New York City last week, but one was disabled before reaching here. Four cars, two Fords a Shawn and an Acme, ran within an hour, with the lead car a little Pord. They roared through Saline on the Co A route at up to 40 miles an hour, with several not stopping at Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seattle
Marshall
New York City
Acme
Sal’ne
Serious Accident at saw mill near Slater and Marshall
William Gouldin assisting Samuel H. Hill at a saw mill on the Standard place between Slater and Marshall suffered a severe foot injury when his foot touched a circular saw during work at the saw pit. He is about 23, son of Benjamin Grudin who lives north of Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gouldin
Samuel H. Hill
Slater
Marshall
Mr. Gouldin
Benjamin Grudin
Slater Rustler
Carson-Cooper Couple Wed in Kansas City Vow
Thoma Carson of Ponsa City Oklahoma and Miss Katherine Coops of Kanelte City were married Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Cannon in Kansas City. The bride is well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma Carson
Ponsa City
Okla
Katherine Coops
Kanelte City
Jesse Cannon
Kansas City
Dotson Cordry Announces June Wedding Plans
Ely Do of Marshall and Myrtle Cordry daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Cordry of Nelson announce their coming marriage set for June 2% They plan to make Marshall their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Do'son
Marshall
Myrtle Cordry
Jas. Cordry
Nelson
Marchall
Buie and Mueller Tie Knot Near Elmwood
Benjamin I. Buie and Alma B. Mueller wed at the bride’s parents’ home near Elmwood on a Wednesday afternoon. Rev. B. T. Wharton performed the ceremony. Both are prominently connected and receive good wishes from a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin I. Buie
Alma B. Mueller
Geo. Mueller
Elmwood
B. T. Wharton
Real estate transfers in Marshall and area parcels
Edna A Mackey to E B Clawson for lot 6 Hudson Add Marshall. Charles F Johnson to Roy H Gwinn lot 1 North Extension Eubank Add Slater. Roy H Gwinn to Susan and Gwinn lot 1 block 1 Slater. Robt Clough to W E Grube 80 acres In 20 50 21 0. KR B Eubank to Robinson & Berecalp 22.48 acres in 12 51 20 0. Peter H Rea to Lula G Aare part lot 3 block 14 and part Vanetse east Main Marshall. Ruth V Bush to Pike Thompson 102 acres in 18 51 19 0. Corinne Connell to Lelia Barber lot Pulkersons subdivision Marshall. Mary and Brandon to Jacob Van Dyke lot 14 East Marshall. Thomas F Marshall to Jacob Van Dyke part lot 2 block 11 and vacated Main St Marshall. Pinkie Bell Mills to Robert King 799 9 acres in 10 10 19 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna A. Mackey
E. B. Clawson
Hudson
Marshall
Chas F Johnson
Roy H Gwinn
Eubank
Slater
Roy H. Gwinn
Susan & Gwinn
Clough
W. E. Grube
Robinson & Berecalp
Peter H ‘Rea
Lula G ‘Aare
Vanetse East Mainst
Marshall - Shoodnap
Ruth V ‘Bush
Pike
Mary’ & Brandon
Jacob van Dyke
East Mar- Bibl
Enence Certen Sestee Serene
Thos
F Marshall
Pinkie Bell Mills
Robert King
Louise Live Stock Market Report From National Livestock
National Livestock Commission Co reports at National Stock Yards on June 8 cattle receipts 6000 with good to choice cattle steady to 16c lower than a week ago. Veal calves strong top 7.50, hogs mixed at 6.80 to 7.95, lighter 5.35 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 10,000 with values about 25c to 60c lower than last week. Hay expected to break within 30 days. territory pastures boost feed supplies. Top cattle 7.45 to 7.65. stockers and feeders lower. Sellers adjusting to heavy supplies and strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil
Choice Tenn
Spring Saints
Choice Native
National Livestock Commission CO
Pocketbook Found Near East of Town
J W Solomon of 479 South English found a pocket book last week containing cash and papers east of town. The owner can reclaim it by describing the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Solomon
Remodeling the Scenic Promises Modern Updates
L. A. Hagan states the Scenic is being remodeled and renovated with electric fans installed. He aims to have the place in fine shape soon and make it a desirable spot.
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L. A
Advertised Letters at Marshall Post Office 1909
Remaining in the Marshall Missouri post office as of June 1909 are listed names including Joseph Curry Barnett Henry B Lonsdale and Son Frank Mesuye E V Thompson Warde Printine Co Louise Gales Mrs Elen Rucker L W VAN DYKE P M If not claimed within thirty days they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington, D C
Joseph Curry Barnett
Henry B. Lonsdale
Bundle Shower Honors Miss Lantz Bride Elect
Miss Margaret Clarkson hosted a Wednesday afternoon Bundle Shower for Miss Lantz. Guests enjoyed garden flowers crimson rambler palms and pink roses with a cobweb hunt leading to a heart sketch by Miss Myrtle England. Gifts included cutlery china and useful Maen items while Miss Bess King won a Japanese plate in an age guessing game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clarkson
Lantz
Florence Thompson
Myrtle England
Bess King
Pink and white wedding supper details at Elm Street table
The scene shows pink and white heart decorations at the corner table with a cut glass bowl of pink and white roses. Light refreshments include orange ice and cake, plus heart shaped cakes iced with initials. Guests include Viola and Margaret Klinger and Mary Lee Lacy among others. hostesses are Miss Elizabeth Clarkson and Mrs. W. L Ervine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Viola
Margaret Klinger
Mary Lee Lacy
Lillian Clouch
Salfie Lion
Agnes Sutherland
Lily Reed
Luss Potter
Hazel Jackson
Cihya Scott
Bryan's Lecture At Stewart Chapel Stirs Audience
William J. Bryan spoke at Stewart Chapel on Monday on the theme What analysis a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul. He critiqued lawyers and praised journalism while urging moral stands against monopolies and political factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Stewart Chapel
Jose
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Daughters of Society
Providence
Bryan
Nebraska
Peve
Anyecs
John
Palestine
John D
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Vawter
Optometrist
West Side Square
Marshall, Mo
Mary Sponsler
Isaac Spensler
Sydenstricker
Ben Page
Crearville
J. M. Willis
Bridgewater
Daniel M. Botts
David M. Botts
J. L. Russell
Farmers’ Savings Bank Building
Q. N. Merrill
D. F. Scratchfield
California
J. P. Fulkerson
Salt Springs
Mr. Leonard
W. T. Brown
Rfd
Nelson, Mo
Judge
Mra
Samuel Davis
Macon
O.B. Hawthorne
Lincoln, Il
Gofero
Squire Ferriil
Church News
Supreme Court Hits Union
Cumberlands
Marshall Church—College
Carson-Cooper
Dotson
Cordry
Buie-Mueller
T. Loui
Miss Lantz
Bryan’s
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