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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

16

Local in Brief highlights travels and visitors

Mrs. C L Bell spent Saturday in Kansas City. Little Miss Olie De Garmo is sick with the grip. Dan Kahn returned Monday from a business trip to Topeka Kansas. Khroman Henson's offers a handsome line of queensware. William Leonard of Miami Indian Territory is visiting Marshall relatives. Mrs. Frank Corder of Shackelford was the guest recently of Mrs. W D Black. Miss Dora Leonard left Monday for Payette where she attended commencement.

William Leonard Miami Indian Territory Marshall

La Crosse lumber Co and local visitors noted

La Crosse lumber Co advertise its service while a string of local residents and visitors are listed. Mrs Joe Redman travels to Hoonville and Fayette. George Hi Anderson returns from Arizona. Miss Nannie Giwinn visits Slater. Mrs J Galloway visits Marshall. Krummel Tailoring offers suits and pants. Several locals visit relatives and friends in Slater Odessa Kansas City and nearby towns.

Joe Redman Hoonville Fayette

Slater Social News Highlights at Local Happenings

Miss Rulina Storte of Slater guests with Mrs. Ola Walker and returns home. Local residents J W Bryant and E D Montague with daughter visit Blackburn and attend Beamer races. Misse Mary Montague visits friends. Miss Reasie Butts from Louisiana stays with Marshall friends. Employment ads note poultry sales with high pay. Mrs Cecil Wilson and husband visit parents on College Hill. Mrs Fannie True hopes to occupy her repaired home soon. Mistletoe club dance earns praise with Willie Young on music. Mrs H K Miller and daughter Katherine return from Kansas City. Miss Bell and Amy Black visit Miss May Duggins on Lafayette. Diamond Brand coffee promoted at Ehreman & Henton's. John Harvey family move from town to Adam Wright farm. Mrs Mable Eleen visits. Mrs J W Bowles hosts dinner for friends. Daley Ballentine returns from Arkansas vacation with Mrs John Buck.

La Crosse Lumber Co Treat Customers Right

La Crosse Lumber Co. delivers service noted as “Treat Customers Right.” Local brief mentions Mrs. Collins from Chicago visiting relatives in Saline and Kansas City, with others returning from Tampico and news of rain delights farmers. Mentions O L Hutchings photographs and firm dating to 1895 and phone number.

la Crosse Lumber Co

McDaniel Wheeler Wedding Guests Flourish in Portland Area

Mrs M. M. Taylor and daughter Fannie joined the Portland party in Miami for the McDaniel Wheeler nuptials Tuesday. Attendees at Elmwood services included J. L. Woolbridge Rh. fh. Taylor and G. M. Francisco. Stella Burton returned from Fayette where she attended Central College commencement. Ethel McClure came back from Nevada after Coty College graduation with sister Mabel.

5. M. Taylor Misa Fannie Miami McDaniel-Wheeler Elmwood Rev Thomas Barbee J. L. Woolbridge Rh. Fh. Taylor G. M. Francisco Stella Burton Fayette Central College Misa Ethel McClure Nevada Coty College Miss Mabel

New York Racket Sells Binder Twine At 8 Cents

Miss Fouche, recently trimming for Miss Mattie Brown in a millinery shop, leaves Tuesday for Osceola then Chicago. She plans to spend winter in California with friends. Mrs. Sue Eakin of Kansas City visits Marshall relatives and will tour Hoonville and Eakin households. Mrs. Emily Black hosts dinner with Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Hardin, and Mrs. Eakin of Kansas City.

Miss Fouche Sue Eakin Kansas City Marshall Emily Black Highland James Eakin Hoonville Emily Blace Emily Ellen Highland Place Meadames C. D. Hudson Samuel Davis D. F. Bell G. &. Hardin

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Dr . Prices Baki Akin C. L. Bell Miss Olie de Garmo Dan Kahn Topeka Kas Khroman & Henson’s Frank Corder Shackelford W, Dd, Black Dora Leonard Payette George Hi. Anderson Arizona Nannie Giwinn Slater J. Galloway Salt Springs Krummel Tailoring Establishment Will Jackson Lutie V. Jackson Nelson Meadamea W. G. Orcar W. M. Waller Mra. M. S. Flereford Mary Duuggins Odessa Mra. Natt Leonard Mra. S. M. Taylor Yorby Street Dr. R. 8. Nuckels Ed J. Krummel Norman Wood and Sugartown Ed Wood and Sadie Price Salisbury EK. G. Dawes EE. W. Dawes Marie Stephens Boonville Margaret Leonard East North Street Katherine McDiride Elen Black Amy Belle Black Fort Scott Kansas Minson May Lizzie Duggina Rulina Storte Ola Walker J. W. Bryant E. D. Montague Mises Mary Blackburn Misa Reasie Butts Louisiana Vandalia Sureka Mfg. Co East St. Louis Cecil Wilson J. KR. Thomas College Hill Fannie True Gilliam Mistletoe Club Rooms Willie Young Misses Bell Amy Black May Duggins Lafayette Avenue Ehreman & Henton's John Harvey Etty Carrollton Adam Wright Matt Eleen Leonard Mort Piper J. W. Bowles Mabel Allmon Blanche McNeely Bessie Wharton Virginia Smith Daley Ballentine Arkansas John Buck Mt. Olive Collins Chicago Mary Price Hotel Hurt Archibald Morris Robert Tustin John Guthrey Tampico New Mexico Water Pierce Oil Company Wilson L. M. Mahard Narka W. K. Mahard Weat Street Mr. Mahard Saline O. L. Hutchings Ebroman & Heston New York
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