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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

3

Miss May and Basie Keeth Visit Sister in Week

Miss May Keeth and Basie Keeth visited their sister Mrs. Chester Akeman last week. Several locals, including Strander Clark improving from illness, A ot Masters and Miss Schmidt out driving, and Mrs. L. W. Arnold of Sweet Springs visiting friends. Sunday social activity seen at Blue Lick Springs and Marshall with Strawder Clark, Reeson McKifresh back from Houstonia, and Mary Keeth staying with Jus Aylgur's sister. Look out girls.

Miss May Basie Keeth Mrs Chester Akeman Strander Clark A. Ot. Masters Miss Schmidt L. W. Arnold Sweet Springs Friali R. C. Woolery Celia Strader Joseph McKifresh Lilly Strader Blue Lick Springs Strawder Clark and Wife Marshall Reeson McKifresh Houstonia Greene Fenwick Viola Faulkner Mary Keeth Jus. Aylgur C. Brown Cretcher Chester Thomas Misses Riggins George Stephens

Local Notes From Little Rock and Surroundings

Miss Ruby Pearson visiting Fulton and Columbia returned home Monday evening. Dan Ehlers and Oto Cramer attended church at Fish Creek Sunday. Dr Osborn visited friends Monday. Frank Lrimkubler and family spent Sunday with Mrs Mode Ehler at Little Rock. John Fein formerly of Mt. Sterling now in Oklahoma stays at Joe Rixo’s west of Little Rock. One Cramer recently spent two days with relatives. Jobo says this is the only place.

Ruby Pearson Fulton Columbia Dan Ehlers Oto Cramer Fish Creek Dr. Osborn Frank Lrimkubler Mode Ehlera Little Rock John Fein Mt. Sterling Oklahoma Joe Rixo Jobo Cramer Olks

Keep Your Nerve and Nervine Health Claim

An early 20th century style health note extols nerve energy as the body's power source. It links strong nerves to robust digestion circulation and pain relief and recommends Dr Miles Nervine to strengthen nerves and vitality.

Miles’ Nervine

Harvest News and Local Social Notes from the County

Wheat ready to harvest and of good quality. Miss Rosa Shelly of St Louis visited Mr and Mrs Frank Hoemr and returned home. Local social round includes Little Rock visitors and ball results against Slater and Crearville. J Hensick and others attended Woodward Stock Co. in Marshall and the E P decoration at Slater. Community gossip notes frequent travel, guests, and buggies.

Rosa Shelly St. Louis Frank Hoemr George Sellmeyer Upper Bottom Tresa Giger Little Rock Slater True Blues Crearville Orearville G. W. Latimer Marshall Lilian Hersick Rowena Broskway Arrow Rock Dick Dobyns Joe Auer Linn Grove J. H Fred Detmer Charlie Coverbium T. M. Ehlers Texas Sopha Annie Bockstetter Henry Dr. James Jesse Hensick Lillian J. A. Gibson Laura Neff Hardeman Woodward Stock Co Opera House E. P Frank Hoener Oak Ridge Fritz Weir Joe King J. R. Hellman Bowler Glasgow

Local notes from Marshall area and church events

Miss Bessie Park of Marshall visited Sallie and Hattie Wood. Wesley Day exercises at the Baptist Church drew a large crowd, with many from Marshall and Nelson. Water Olell and family had a runaway mishap injuring a bag. Ida Kratzer and Emma Krews of Blackwater visited. Chas Neimeier and family with P. S Reynolds and family visited. G A Morrell of Marshall stopped at the post office. Rev J G Venable and wife left for Louisville for homecoming week. B K Hill of Kansas City visited town. W A Davidson moved stock to repay creditors. J W Keys named receiver. D A Swisher sold 945 pounds of wool at 27.44 cents per pound.

J. G. Venable Louisville OK. Hill Kansas City W.A Davidson Mar aSall J. W Keys D. A. Swisher

River View Residents Attend Memorial Services and Visits

Mr and Mrs John Heuman traded in William Friday with C A Venerable of Crearville as guest of Lawson Roberts Wednesday. J BR Heuman Jesse Hensick and daughter attended Odd Fellow memorial services at Arrow Rock Decoration Day. Proceeds go to Bat to Bob Jobuarm and wife of Orear.

John Heuman William Friday C. A. Venerable Crearville Lawson Roberts BR. Heuman Jesse Hensick Arrow Rock Cross Tin

Social gathering at Rufi Arens Meyer home with music and games

A group of youths gathered at the Rufi Arens Meyer residence to pass the time with music singing swinging and games. Attendees included Otto Sclue Ed Kirchhoff G Tieman Oscar Tieman and many others plus several sisters. The note reports a drought ending and farmers smiling again and mentions a large blaze at the Joho Plaster farm consuming 40 tons of gear.

Rufi-Arens- Meyer Messrs Otto Sclue Ed Kirchhoff G. Tieman Oscar Tieman Wm. Oberhelmia Wa. Meyer Geo Flair Will Duepsing Juliaa Poppelmeyer Albert Walker Chas Kropp Worthy Bryan Geo, Windmeyer Robert Windmeyer Paul Gerstner Frank Gerstner John Take Wm, Utterling Louis Uetterliug Bauer Otto Tegtoansall Mesdemes Hulda Sask Mattie Bauer Tree Flair Sisters Dueusing Ernst Sisters Bie

Sweet Springs Social Notes From Local Families

Misses Marie and Jessie Hall and Jos G Hall of Kansas City attended a church meeting in Pisga. Prof BE Norvell goes to Columbia to study. Mia Norvell and baby stay in Lexington. Weddings and visits noted with neighbors in Higginsville, Lexington, Concordia, and Sweet Springs. Local houses under construction.]

Marie Jessie Hall Jos. G James Hall Kansas City Vail Pisga W. W. George A. Brown Win Binkley Hays Harry C. Biker Little Daughter Daker- Held Cal C. EB. Ferguson Essie Francisco Idaho Palls Idaho Jobo D. Smith

New Home Reunion at Pisgal Draws Crowd and Dinner

A large crowd gathered for a Pisgal reunion with plentiful dinner on the grounds. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Laughlin and family, D. Lemon and family, Miss Dora Harris visiting Miss Mayme Bent, and Delia Culp returning to Warrensburg after visiting her sister Mrs. Sam Davis.

Pisgal J. R. Laughlin D. Lemon Dollie Mayme Dierking Marshall Dora Harris Mayme Bent Hall Sweet Springs Robin Berry Delia Culp Warren

Saline Valley farm work delayed by recent rains

Saline Valley notes report rain delays in farm tasks, local buyers shipping livestock to St Louis, and various residents traveling to nearby towns. Mentions include George Sehmeyer selling cattle, Miss Nora Kittler hosting visitors, and multiple locals at a Slater vs Saline City game. Also notes harvest prospects and a May wedding at a grandmother’s home with Hattie Howard and Johannson.

George Sehmeyer St. Louis J. T. Sellmeyer J. R. Hellman

Cretcher Family News From Sunday Evening Services

Miss Willie May van Kirk shows writing improvement as Mr Sherman and Miss Grace Cretcher attend Ap Sunday night services. Miss Ovie Hayes visited Mrs Roby Buskirk. Charles and John visited Sweet Spirit on Friday with Mrs Fred Harris. J P Wilson and Cretcher family were in Sweet Spirit on lay day. Miss Mante sewed for Mrv Jobe.

Mr. Sherman Grace Cretcher Ovie Hayes Roby Buskirk S. Charles John Bt Wisch Fred Harris Cretcher J. P. Wilson Mante Mrv Jobe

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Herndon Amory Medicine Co Olan Ian Tean Mary Shelton Poplar Bluff Gardus Tean Cardus Napton Bessie Park Sallie Hattie Woodamall Nelson Water Olell Ida Kratzer Emma Krews Blackwater Chas. Neimeier P. S Reynolds Joe Wood Davidson G. A. Morrell River View Bob Jobuarm Orear Charles Semmler William Seamiler Higginsville R. Semmiler H. L. Paul Mrs. Paul L. G. Nelson Dr. Paul Sobb Glidys Field W. A. Beatley Alabama Ollahomaa Miatmiaduke Seattle Washington Crawford Lisel St. Lewis R. J. Talbott J. H. McGuire Della Nightwine Enty Emma Shackelford Dalia Brimworld Willis Lemon Sedalia Sim Cole Mothe Harris Kimwood Dollie Harris Nellie Dierking Castoria Alesse Duight Bae- Aes Per Centinise Castoria Saline Valley Thornton Jobb Giger Slater List Mary Olendorff Josephine Meyer Nora Kittler Henry Spreitzer Hugo Kessler Schnitameir Davenport Giger John Hensick Roy Howard August Buck Saline City Don Price Mr. Tindell Payette Tere Grove Joseph Giger G. &. Richardson Berg Sue Gray Ta Bend Willie May van Kirk
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