D O C Reception at Major Nicolls Home
The D O C reception at Major R W Nicolls and wife’s suburban home featured an afternoon program with Major Nicolas praising Southern soldiers and citing wives and families. Collector Mr A F Rector displayed Civil War relics from his Virginia trip, including items from Appomattox and Chancellorsville, admired by attending ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Nicolls
Nicolas
John N. Edwards
A F. Rector
Virginia
Appomattox
Rector
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorsville
Grant
Lee
Bull's Run
Clara Brown
Memphis Reunion Entertained by Mrs. Nicolas Hostess
The hostesses Mrs. Nicolas and her daughter Mrs. Fannie Montgomery welcomed guests at a Memphis reunion. Loomis served refreshments of strawberries ice cream and cake while little Miss Montgomery offered punch. Visitors included Miss Lucile Meriwether of Jackson Tenn Mrs. E H Scott of Kansas City Miss Bessie Temple of Bowling Green Ky Mrs Mace Brown of Sweet Springs and Mrs Collins of Chicago staying with Mrs Mary Price at Hotel Hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Nicolas
Fannie Montgomery
Loomis
Miss Montgomery
Lucile Meriwether
Jackson
Tenn
J. H. Hunter
E H Scott
Kansas City
Bessie Temple
Bowling Green
Mace Brown
Sweet Springs
James Wingfield
Collins
Chicago
Mary Price
Hotel Hurt
Hesss Host Racket Club Clerks Evening
Mr and Mrs Samuel Hess entertained the clerks of the New York Racket at their West Arrow street home on English avenue. The socialhour included refreshments and was assisted by Miss May Martin of Fredonia Kas. Notable guests included Will Hess W H Weekly H B Hawkins Floy Ed Barton Fred Martin Florence Wood J W Hawkins Brown McCurdy Onzie Maloney and several others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hess
New York
West Arrow Street
English Avenue
Hess
Miss May Martin
Fredonia
Kas
Will Hess
W. H. Weekly
H. B. Hawkins
Miss Floy
Ed Barton
Fred Martin
Florence Wood
J. W. Hawkins
Brown McCurdy
Onzie Maloney
Minnie Finnelle
Viola Hunter
Anna Field
Minnie
Sadie Lopez
Nellie Ryan
Jessie Greenlee
Mattie Drake
Pearl Oldham
Agnes Osborn
Kate Akers
Mr. Carmin
Sedalia
Mansur Wird Elected Supreme Secretary in Missouri Union
The Modern Union of Missouri in Kansas City elected Dr. W. E. Mansur supreme secretary to fill the term of D. A. Shanholtzer who resigned due to a business change. Shanholtzer remains supreme vice president. Marshall lodge 60 active members, with prospects for growth, and books will be held by Mansur prompting monthly supreme lodge sessions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Union of
Missouri
Kansas City
W. E. Mansur
D. A. Shanholtzer
Shanholtzer
Marshall Lodge
Mrs Matilda Herring Deed Obituary Notice
Mrs. Matilda Herring died at her South English avenue home June 16 after five years with abdominal tumor and heart trouble. Survived by husband John Herring and seven children including Jack in Washington Territory, Georgie Aldrich in Kansas City, Edward Harry Everly William and Christable of the city. Funeral at 2 30 Tuesday at home, Rev E E Morris officiating. Burial Ridge Park cemetery. Pallbearers named as John W Rose P C Armentrout George Althouse Ed Bartlet Jake Van Dyke and Mr Shuckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Herring
John Herring
South English Avenue
Jake Smith
Saline County
Jack
Washington Territory
Georgie Aldrich
Kansas City
Edward
Harry
Everly
William
Miss Christable
E. E Morris
Ridge Park Cemetery
John W. Rose
P.C. Armentrout
George Althouse
Ed Bartlet
Jake van Dyke
Mr. Shuckman
Blue Lick Picnic Draws Crowd and Music in Marshall Area
About two hundred people attended the Blue Lick picnic on Thursday. The Marshall band performed from early morning through the day, delighting many, including visitors from Marshall. Managers F. W. York K. L. Laswell and G. B. Leslie organized every comfort, though the crowd size fell short of prior events. The Arrow Rock Jubilee quartet entertained with singing and dancing, and order was well maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lick
Marshall Band
Marshall
F. W. York
K. L. Laswell
G. B. Leslie
Arrow Rock
H. G
J. A. Harvey
R. B. Falls
Fielding Snetzler
Tent Meeting Postponed by Local Ministers
Rev. J. F. Kemper received a telegram from Rev. H. M. Wharton indicating he must be in Luray, Virginia by June 24 and cannot attend Marshall immediately. Ministers postponed the tent meeting and asked Wharton for another date, hoping for late month. A further telegram states the tent meeting will begin in our city June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kemper
H. M. Wharton
Luray
Virginia
Marshall
Mr. Wharton
Our City
Goth
Alton Depot to Undergo Repairs and Improvements
The Alton depot will be repaired with modern upgrades including ladies and gentlemen toilet rooms, introduced by W H Starr, superintendent of the Western Division C A. Electric lighting will illuminate the waiting rooms soon. A park will be laid out east of the depot with a carriage drive encircling it for private vehicles. The work aims to place the facility in first class condition for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
W. H. Starr
Marshall
Two Osteopathy Doctors Locate in Marshall
Dr W H Bruce and Dr W Bruce Lyndh, graduates of the A T Still School of Osteopathy in Kirksville, will locate in Marshall on July first. They will stay in Kirksville until after the fourth to attend the alumni gathering of the American School of Osteopathy, July 3 and 4, with graduates from across the United States. Both doctors were born and raised in Marshall and are well known locally. The notice wishes them a successful career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bruce
W. Bruce Lyndh
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Our City
American School of Osteopathy
United States
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Arden
Ceenbee
Cherny San Taweer
Guardian Angels
Powell
A. Repear
Will
Kahn
Gheen & Rehoer
Dearborn
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