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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1909

Page

6

Memorial Day Observances and Local Happenings in Marshall

The Woodien and Royal Negh horn observed Memorial Day with a large crowd and a varied program. Miss Sarah Alexander from St Louis visited family. Arthur Walden returned to Kansas City for work. Chautauqua features include English Hand Bell Ringers and a Chinese kitchen sale by Scott and Miller. Harmony Church hosted Children's Day with a large community turnout and a grand meal. Local notes mention Dr Spencer of Dewitt’s suicide, Steve O Bannon’s public speaking, and Presbyterians’ active church and charity efforts.

Woodien Royal Neghhorn Sarah Alexander St. Louis Hame Arthur Walden Kansas City England Marshall Scott & Milller Bryan Mami Cizens Harmony Churea Saline Win Ingram Httl Robert Will Lemmonay Louise Marshal Spencer of Dewitt Mark Whittaker Miami Jack Hawkins Marcia Bates Bovn Jack Steve O'Bannon Marshr Steve Sue Purcell Frank Frank Day Raymond Brookfield Tom Minor Flossie Bishop Bluff School Dame Ossip

Thief Captured at Ottumwa and Local Tidbits

Forest McDaniel, a popular dry goods merchant, has captured thief Mitchell Williams in Ottumwa, Iowa, with papers to finalize proceedings in Marshall. A lively local column notes fruit crop worries and a June 6 wedding of Arthur Kitchen and Violet Witt near Harmony, with updates on neighbors and school employment.

Madam Jumo Tongr Forest McDaniel Mitchell Williams Ottumwa Iowa Forest Marshall Mitchell Dawn

District residents attend Harmony Sunday exercises

Davis district report notes Oxzz Dysart and Miss Oakie Hupp of Slater were in the vicinity Sunday evening. Children’s Day Exercises were well attended at Harmony Sunday with many enjoying the day. Miss Lizzie Theiss of Slater is mentioned in the closing lines.

Oxzz Dysart Oakie Hupp Slater Harmony Lizzie Theiss

Sunday Guests and Local Visits Highlight Community Notes

Wm Crain and wife and W A Smiths family hosted guests this Sunday. Miss Lizzie Smith returned from Warrensburg after normal training. Will Dutton and wife visited Rile Dickerson and family along with Miss Ethel Smithey. Richard Mayse and John Dickerson with Miss Callie visited Chas O Neal and wife. Mrs Grover Leonard visited grandmother Mrs Peter Akeman Thursday. Alfred Shelton and wife called on Walter Cox and wife. Roy Mackler and Miss Nana Hall attended Childrens Day at New Home. Miss Audra Dickerson and Do lie Garvey of Sweet Springs are visiting relatives. Miss Ethel Wilson visited Miss Nana Hall. Mrs Oath Van Buskirk visited Mrs J M Hook Saturday.

Wm, Crain W. A. Smith Lizzie Smith Warrensburg Will Dutton Ethel Smithey Rile Dickerson Richard Mayse John Dickerson Callie Chas O Neal Grover Leonard Peter Akeman Alfred Shelton Walter Cox Roy Mackler Nana Hall New Home Audra Dickerson Dolie Garvey Sweet Springs Ethel Wilson Oath van Buskirk J. M. Hook

Mrs Lipp and Lena Visit Davis Family in St Louis

Mrs Lipp and her daughter Lena from St Louis are extended guests of Mrs H S Davis and her family, visiting the latter’s sister during a prolonged stay in the city.

Local notes and mishaps from Slater and villages

Slater J A Vaughn shipped hogs to St Louis. Mrs J A H Bierbaum visited Higginsville to see her operation undergoing surgery. Henry Eilers attended St Joseph as German church delegate from Little Rock. Miss Margaret Lohse visited relatives in St Louis. A joke on P C Storts ends with a humorous wreck tale. City council adopts electric light day and limits autos to six mph in residence areas. Auto drivers on main road miss the new speed limit.

J. A. Vaughn Miami St. Louis J. A. H. Bierbaum Arrow Rock Higginsville Chas Jagnon Henry Eilers St. Joseph Little Rock Margaret Lohse Maneke P. C. Storts Jacques Slater

Linn Grove Weather and Community Notes

Weather is fine at this writing. Mrs John Dillard returned to Rt Joe Sunday from a visit to her husbands parents. There were forty one from Linn Grove to Norton to hear Rev Lum Neal. They then went to the springs, spread dinner, and returned home. Mrs Shores is very sick. Minnie Wells from Howard county visits Miss Mae Mayfield this week. Mrs Richardson was called to Marshall to her sister who is very low. Prayer meeting at J C Murphys every Wednesday night.

John Dillard Joe Linn Grove Norton Lum Neal Lord Shores Minnie Wells Howard County Mae Mayfield Richardson Marshall J. C. Murphys Vevery

Little Rock Doctor Sharp At Arrow Rock Callers Meeting

Local notes report Dr Sharp attending a Monday Arrow Rock caller event and a tent meeting. Fish Creek community events drew large crowds on Sunday for Children’s Day with about 1500 attendees. Social visits included Lizzie Craig sister and Miss Harris visiting Mabel and Ruby Pearson Sunday afternoon. The river’s rise unsettled residents though hopes for a receding level persist. Henry Oberdick and wife, formerly of near Little Rock, now Cedar County, visit friends. Mr Peuster and family spent Sunday with Chris Blumhorst.

Dr. Sharp Fish Creek Ben George Pearson Sam Melkey Lizzie Craig Harris Mabel Ruby Pearson Henry Oberdick Near Little Rock Cedar County Mr. Peuster Chris Blumhorst

Cre tcher Ye regular correspondent missing last week

Ye regular correspondent failed to appear last week but will try to do so regularly hereafter. John Wilcox broke a bone near the knee days ago. Leroy Treece left for California to improve his health for several weeks. Jay Arrington and family from Houstonia visited Chas Aldridge and family last Friday. Miss Josie White visits Miss Mary Pritchard. Grover Leonard and wife with Nellie Treece and Roy Crowder visited Luther Treece and wife Sunday. A pie and pound party at Frank Henrys last Saturday night was enjoyed by many including Ovie Hayes Laura Hall Nana Hall Ethel Wilson Lily Shrad er Robbie Conner Grace Cretcher Marvin and Roy Hayes Chas and Claude Thompson Barney Moore Lester and McKinley Hall Lester Turner Joe Pritcher Russell and Orly Cretcher P L Aldridge and family Vogt and family James Hook and family Dora Mayse Ethel Cox Dollie Garver Audra Dickerson. Mrs P Aldridge and children and Nana Hall attended the Buie Mueller wedding near Mt Zida last Wednesday. Mr Hagan visits his sister Mrs Joe Stafford. Ethel Wilson visiting Ethel Cox.

John Wilcox Leroy Treece California Jay Arrington Houstonia Arthur Cox Ethel Wilson Chas Aldridge Josie White Mary Pritchard Grover Leonard Nellie Treece Roy Crowder Luther Treece Frank Henry Ovie Hayes Laura Hall Nana Hall Lily Shrader Robbie Conner Grace Cretcher Marvin Roy Hayes Claude Thompson Barney Moore Lester McKinley Hall Lester Turner Joe Pritcher Russell Orly Cretcher P. L. Aldridge Mr. Vogt James Hook Dora Mayse Ethel Cox Dollie Garver Audra Dickerson Jas. Dickersons P. Aldridge Floyd Buie-Mueller Mt. Zida Hagan Joe Stafford

Clay Center Social Notes Show Local Visits And Services

Mrs Walter Marksbury is very sick at this writing A M Brown and grandson George Connell spent Wednesday evening with Mrs C C Brown A large crowd attended children day at Fish Creek and plenty of dinner on the ground Mr and Mrs A M Brown were sloping in Slater Thursday evening Miss Ethlyne and Lillian Scott of Hardeman spent Thursday with Miss Inez Brown W L Odell and A J West drove to Slater Saturday Several from here attended the Union services at Arrow Rock Sunday night it will continue for a few weeks Mr and Mrs A J West spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Weat Ralph Brown visited home folks Saturday night Say wonder if someone didn't get lost Sunday night

Walter Marksbury A. MS. Brown George Connell C. C. Brown Fish Creek A.M. Brown Slater Ethlyne Lillian Scott Hardeman Inez Brown W.L. Odell A. J. West Arrow Rock Sarah Weat Ralph Brown

Paralyzed Husband Stroke Stirs Nevada Visit

Mrs John Harbold received a telegram Sunday reporting her husband at the Nevada Asylum had a stroke of paralysis. She left for Nevada Monday to be with him and await further news.

Mra John Harbold Nevada Asylum Nevada

Confessions for Sale Bids Sought at Sweet Springs Chautauqua

Bids will be received for concessions and rights to sell refreshments at the Sweet Springs Chautauqua from July 23 to August 1. Proposals should be sent to V. O. Beaty, Sweet Springs, by June 25.

Sweet Springs Chautauqua V. O. Beaty Sweet Springs

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Tucker Clothing CO Jos. Hermann John Millsaps Ralph Gwinn Hupp Edna Rollins Beulah Johnson B. Brentzer Jett Arthur Kitchen Violet Witt Rev. Powell Davis District Antioch Ayer Rem Aine Cretcher Hester Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas ELSEA HAINS Farmers Savings Bank Bldg Marshall, Mo Fisher Aanmt & Co South Side Square Marshall Building North Side Square
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