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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

4

County News Briefs From Tuttle and Nearby Areas

Residents share visits and travel updates as several locals return from trips. Leonard Taylor arrives from Cherryvale while Edna and Myrtle Shepherd return from Southern California. Mildred and Margaret Cavsly accompany Tuttle visitor home. Curtin Martin visits from Bedajia as the bank progress continues with Dowden of Blackburn handling the contract. James Brent and wife visit from Seda Im, and P M Smitherman and children from Mexico stay a few days. Edna Meuiler and her son visit KR. T. Brightwell and wife for ten days.

Mre PF. Tuttle Columbia Mildred Margaret Cavsly Leonard Taylor Cherryvale Kansas C. R. Paul Marshall Joseph Shepherd Chas. Shepherd California Edna Myrtle Shepherd Curtin Martin Bedajia Ab, Cort Mr. Dowden Blackburn James Brent Seda Im P.M. Smitherman Mexico Edna Meuiler

Local residents visit Marshall and area events

Prof and Mrs Chinwell were Marshall visitors Tuesday. Miss Nellie Maupin and Miss Pearl Maupin stayed at home Sunday. Miss Ella Johnsle Johns and sisters visited Sunday. A lodge gathering drew a large local crowd Monday night at Maita Bend. Lara Lillard spent Sunday with relatives. Willie Fitzpatrick returned to Kansas City Wednesday after visiting friends. John John and Sons Charge and John were visitors Sunday. Leo Wollenman and Hugh Kidd called Sunday.

Prof Chinwell Marshall Nellie Pearl Maupin Ella Bertha Joansle Johns Maita Bend Lara Lillard Willie Fitzpatrick Kansas City John John and Sons Charge John Leo Wollenman Hugh Kidd

Cretcher Witnesses Large Basket Dinner Crowd

A large number attended the annual basket dinner at Piegoh Sunday. Walter Crowder and family visited Med Saturday night at W. W. Hall's. Mrs. Ruby VanBuskirk and daughter Ruby shopped in Marshall Monday. Born to Frank Tuck and wife Friday a girl born June 9. W. W. Hall called on business in Sedalia Friday. Jesse Cundiff and family near Berndon spent Sunday with John Ball and family. Mrs. Logan Pritchard and daughter Mary spent Monday with Miss Laura Hall. Walter Crowder and family visited John King and wife Sunday.

Piegoh Walter Crowder W. W. Hall Ruby VanBuskirk Ruby Marshall Frank Tuck Sedalia Jesse Cundiff Near Berndon John Ball Logan Pritchard Mary Laura Hall John King

Saline Valley Notes On Weather Games And Fire Loss

Saline Valley reports no rain beyond a light sprinkle as the parched earth suffers with drought. Miss Tillie Koch of Marshall is home on vacation along with visitors from Glasgow attending a ball game here Sunday. Ed Kruse of Slater is visiting this week. A recent ball game between Aholt and local players ended with a tied or unresolved outcome. Robert Velten’s barn burned Friday night, discovered at 10 pm, with an estimated loss of about $800 and $639 insured. police suspect arson by a tramp or mice with matches.

Tillie Koch Marshall Olevia Flasphoter Mattie Kolk Glasgow Ed. Kruse Slater Aholt Saline Valley Robert Velten Velen

Local Notes From Sweet Springs and Surroundings

Mr. Hoffman of Kansas City coaches C. B Ferguson on managing his new auto. Hugo Hennessey and party visit family in Marshall. Sion Miten and Medics of Supply visit aunt nearby.

Mr. Hoffman Kansas City C. B Ferguson Hugo Hennessey Ieee Marshall Hennessey Sion Miten

Your Home Town Contest Encourages Contest Entrants

Enthusiasm runs high as friends support the con contest with pride. Participants are urged to push hard in the final days to win the piano, with victory depending on the judges' count on Saturday July 1st.

Local Social Notes and Visits Around Sedalia area

Misses Thorp and Eva Baker visit cousins the Misses Scott near Napton. Mrs. Wm. Binkley and daughter Marguerite tour Sedalia area. Ora N Root leaves for New Franklin to attend the 4th District Christian Endeavor convention. C F Holtzen sold Locust Street residence to C Bishop for 3000 dollars. Mrs A W Bush and children stay with Geo W Smiths. J F Coulter travels to Crescent Nevada for mining interests. Gladys Marsh of Kansas City visits her uncle and aunt C E Ferguson. Rev S P Shiffler and Dr M Anderson head to California for a month vacation. Mrs T Armentrout and son Russell and daughter visit families Louis Armentrout and J P Wilson. Nelle Stelpkthier and Sanne with friends in canche worm ceaserene. John Hoffman and C F Elsner back from Columbia university graduation. Elaner's son Harry a graduate in Agriculture. J G Hall and wife of Kansas City visit W C Hall. Co W Hedger and family occupy new Daisy Avenue residence. Frank Cook returns from the southwest.

Thorp Eva Baker Napton Scott Wm. Binkley Marguerite Sedalia Ora N. Root New Franklin Christian Endeavor C.F. Holtzen Locust Street C. Bishop Herndon Mies Gladys Marsh Kansas City C. E. Ferguson P. Shiffler M. Anderson California T. Armentrout Russell Amsterdam Louis Armentrout J. P. Wilson Nelle Stelpkthier Sanne John Hoffman C. F. Elsner Columbia Mr. Elaner Harry Agricultural Department J. G. Hall W. C. Hall W. Hedger Residgena Daisy Avenue Frank Cook Southwest

Sunday Social Roundup in Marshall Area

Families share meals and visits around Marshall with several locals calling on Ida Lewis and others. hunting for work and school activities noted. several residents traveling to see relatives. wheat cutting and Sunday School attendance highlighted.

Salem Sunday School Picnic at the Springs

Community members attended a Salem area Sunday School picnic at the springs last Sunday with brief mentions of attendees and local celebration amid a casual crowd scene.

Powars Salem Sunday School

Wheat Bounty and Rain Needed Across county

Little Rock notes from Dr. W L Sharp visiting friends in St Louis Kaufman and Edwardsville Til Wheat harvests progress with reports of good conditions and a need for rain. Mr Thornton s girl bit by a dog but is recovering. Henry Mattox praises bottom wheat. George Pearson Jr reports a fine corn field. Mr Jack McChesney visited local folks. week at the prese here all week was well.

W. L. Sharp St. Loui Kaufman Edwardsville Til

Sharp Says Brother Sentenced to Year in Colorado Hospital

Sharp announces his brother will travel to Colorado Springs Cal to serve a year in a hospital. The plan involves placement in a medical facility and a one year term under supervision.

Sharp Colorado Springs Cal

Chautauqua Enthusiasm Mixes With Local Events

Residents look forward to Chautauqua the beloved intellectual treat. Miss Williams of Waverly visited Mrs. Lillie Edwards. Mrs. McReynolds tours Lexington. Children’s Day at M E church drew a large, appreciative crowd. offerings were generous. Al Webb traveled to Marshall with Pearl Riley Katie Reynolds and Flora Webb in his auto. Odd Fellows held memorial services at M E church with Prof. Berlin of Malta Bend delivering a short, stirring address.

Miss Williams of Waverly Lillie Edwards McReynolds Lexington M. E. Church Jenna al Webb Marshall Pearl Riley Katie Reynolds Flora Webb M. EB Prof Berlin Malta Bend

Local Social Roundup At Hardeman And Nearby

Mrs Philip Hillen and son Earl of Kansas City visit relatives this week. Alfred Davis and family guests of Mr Garner in Napton. Easthams and Niemeiers shopping in Marshall. Grace Lasley of Blue Lick stays with Mrs Julius Reith. Hugo Caterman and family guests of Robert Caterman. Arch Goodloe visits church. Pearl Eastham and Marie Niemeier with parents then Marshall. E Winkler returns with daughter from Boonville. Decoration exercises at Arrow Rock. Numerous gatherings with Reith Schier and Winkler families attend Hardeman church.

Philip Hillen Earl Kansas City Alfred Davis Frank Davis Mr. Garner Napton Will Eastham Henry Niemeier Marshall Grace Lasley Blue Lick Julius Reith Hugo Caterman Robert Caterman Dick Moore Will Woodamall J. T. Featherstone Clark Swinney Arch Goodloe Hardeman Pearl Eastham Marie Niemeier E. Winkler Paul Schler Boonville

Emma News and Local Notices for Emma Area

A disjointed local update notes a blacksmith injured by a mule, Evert & Co. shipping loads last weekend and Thursday, Lutheran cross congregation planning a picnic on August 17 and a mission feast on August 20, A C Dierking and wife moving south of the railroad, and a church wedding at St. John’s with the Dierking family linked to Emma. The fragment ends amid references to local businesses, a hardware dealer, the Emma band, and social scenes.

Evert & Co Otto Strodtman Higginsville Lutheran Cross A. C. Dierking Emma Mir. Dierking

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News MT. Leonard Cretcher Sweet Springs A. L. Jackson Met. Co West Side Square Fletcher Jester Mrs. Gaunt J. K. Lewis John Noble Laura Haberman Fowler Stout Anna Slue Cheat and Bay Nannie Sadewhite Rev. Boulware Hd Peterson Jacoby Glen Peterson Lester McCoy Little Rock
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