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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
5
Will Carter of Marshall holds the contract and is laying a walk from the Catholic church down Main street to the post office. Several Marshall residents visit, travel, and attend services. a German Evangelical church picnic is planned at Minershagen grove with the Emma band providing music.
Blackburn B. F. Henley was calling here Tuesday. Mr. Kidd from Corder was a caller here Sunday. Miss Lydia Schwennen from Mora Missouri is visiting her sister Mrs A Eckhoff. Arthur Dierker and Louis Dierking were calling here Sunday. Muse Lena Lillard spent Sunday.
F W York a business caller in Marshall Saturday. Many attended childrens day at Herndon Sunday. Miss Etta Staleworth visited Miss Minnie Culbertson. George Ousby of Mt Olive and Jim Gordon with Rollan Livingston and Nora shopped in Blue Lick. McMahan of Arrow Rock was in town. Ester Pittman of Cretcher guests of Mrs. Jim Taylor this week.
Miss Woodie Hall and sister O lie visited Inez Brown on Monday. J F Bramble and wife were in Saline City Saturday. Mra Nannie McClain spent time with John Brow. Jonell spent Sunday with his parents Lonaday Hall. Ott Brown and family visited Addie Brown on Sunday. Lineday Hall and family hosted visitors from Jefferson Oklahoma. Mrs Eddie Brown was in Saline City Saturday.
West Dillys wagon loaded with hay overturned on College Street causing its driver to be thrown off and his team to run away. Dilly suffered a sprained ankle and a bad shake up, taken to Dr Hazard Sullivan then home. Several local notes follow including social events, illnesses, and community concerns in Miami.
Jester and Pit Bell plus baby shopped in Marshall Friday. Mr and Mrs J W Caldwell welcomed twin girls Opal Dell and Oral Cornelia born June 1. Grandmother Noble and grandson Harry returned home after a week with John Noble family. Charley Sadewhite was visiting. Mrs David Adams and children were in Marshall. Charley Lewis and Marcus Verser were in the neighborhood Wednesday. Vic Buelah Peterson and niece Larena Peterson visited Mrs J W Caldwell Monday. Leonard Lewis has been sick two weeks. Several attended children’s exercise at Shilo church Sunday. In Nelson we learned C W Lage’s wife died May 1. Mr Lowe has many friends in Marshall and Blue Lick who mourn his loss.
Local society page lists residents and visitors including Miss Josephine Simrall returning from California and Charleston visits with Marguerite Hinkley and Pern Winston. Dorothy Simrall leaves for Kansas City. Gray of Denver stays with Mrs Pelot. McIntire family to Manchester Ohio then Cambridge Mass. Iola Harwood in Kansas City. J G Hall and the Widder brothers visit. J F Jarvis travels to Valley Falls to care for a ill mother. Geo Brookings dies of tuberculosis and is buried in Oklahoma. Marguerite Binkley returns from Charleston. M Fern Winston stops in Sedalia on trip back from Charleston.
The article details a Thursday strawberry and ice cream supper hosted by church ladies, visits from Lexington families, and numerous local social events. It notes weddings, visits to Marshall and Dewitt, a new baby girl, and community members traveling to Kansas City and New Haven.
The ad invites readers to visit Dwight L Brown Jeweler to experience the Grafonola selling on the claim that its tone and volume exceed expectations. It urges customers to hear for themselves by visiting the store to hear a demonstration of the new $50 Grafonola and its exceptional tone quality.
Mrs J Rogers visits Marshall. next Wednesday June 19 in Odd Fellows hall Grand Pass residents and others will attend a pie supper ice cream and cake. Proceeds to fund grass mowing and improvements. Also: last Friday N Tatum suffered severe burns when a spark from his pipe ignited powder in his store causing a window to blow out.
A Marshall citizen testifies that her son recovered from serious kidney weakness after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Franklin's Drug Store. She notes backaches and kidney pains prior to treatment and says relief followed by use in September 1911. Poster Milburn, sole U.S. agents.
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