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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

3

Local social notes and personnel changes in Sedalia area

Miss Elizabeth Reavis resigns as 8th grade teacher after being chosen principal at a Sedalia school. Miss Nellie Hayman of Houston visits her aunt Mrs. Hedger. Miss Gem Binkley hosts a musicale for about seventy guests with pupil performers. J. P. Baggerly of Lamoni Iowa visits daughter Mrs. F. W. McNeil. Mrs. W. D. Fleming of Kansas City visits relatives. Mrs. B. E. Foster travels to Charleston Mo to oversee housework for her brother. E. Meyer of Naperville Ill visits sister Mrs. J. J. Gross. Mrs. J. M. Bellamy visits Kansas City with relatives. Miss Pearl Williams visits Marshall.

Elizabeth Reavis Sedalia Nellie Hayman Houstonia C. W. Hedger Gem Binkley J. P. Baggerly Lamoni Iowa F. W. McNeil W. D. Fleming Kansas City B. E. Foster Charleston T. J. John’s Johns Europe E. Meyer Naperville Ill J. J. Gross J. M. Bellamy Miss Pearl Williams Marshall

Antioch visitors and ill health noted on Sunday

Luther Treece and wife were Sunday guests of Wm. Treece and family. Mrs Roy Treece who has been very ill is now better. Walter Cox is on the sick list. Lester Wall of Sweet Springs and Marshall Akeman were Sunday visitors of Wm. Cox. Ada Aldridge has been very ill for several days. Artie Buie visited B. F. Hall and family. M J Kuykendall and wife were Sunday guests of Milt Kuykendall and family. Birdie Turner visited E Chappell and family. Arthur Cox and family were Sunday guests of Chas. Aldridge and family.

Luther Treece Wm. Treece Roy Treece Walter Cox Lester Wall Sweet Springs Marshall Akeman Wm. Cox Chas. Aldridge Ada Artie Buie B. F. Hall M. J. Kuykendall Milt Kuykend

Local Social Notes From Norton Area

Mrs Myrtle Rader and her son of Kansas City visited Mrs L M Bentley last week Miss Mary Hedges and cousin Lucile Sheer of near Slater visit their uncle Philip Sheer of Odessa Mr and Mrs Tom Hennings called on their uncle J W Reynolds Otis Van Winkle returned home after visiting his brother Mike Burke called on Miss Mollie Van Winkle Roy Reynolds was shopping in Marshall Saturday There will be preaching at Norton June 26 at 11 am and 7 30 pm Everybody invited

Myrtle Rader Kansas City L. M. Bentley Mary Hedges Lucile Sheer Near Slater Philip Sheer Odessa Tom Hennings J. W. Reynolds Otis van Winkle JL. M. Bentley McCoy Norton Fred Stockman Grand Pass Grace Ruth van Arsdail Mayview W. M. Bradshaw W. B. Mullins Miami Arthur Lunbeck H. I. Blosser Monsees Tipton Everet Fulton J. R. Brown Fayette Maurice Myriam E. G. Treadway Iona Maude Coads George Humphreys Sarah Haggard Grover Anna Hitson Allie Garnett Marshall Ellia Coleman T. Witton Sherman Houston Miss Parrish Marshall, C BE. Laker W. M. Rozell East Agnes St Mahon Oklahoma Lucile Long Dean Bailey Cyrus McPherron Fort Scott Kansas Haines Slater R. C. Potter Thomas Malter Lexington Oman Rozell Wellington Herbert Ransberger Leonard Martha Shafer Mg Grand Pass Mahan Joe Deckard Jeter Stars Matta Bend Sarah Baker Mrs. White el Paso Texas

Waverly Band Hires Parker and Local Auto Boom

Waverly youths form a band with A Parker of Marshall as weekly instructor. John D Slusher joins Sam Hoff in the automobile business at Lexington as Hoff & Slusher, stocking cars and adding auto accessories. Mr and Mrs Lee Woodard dined with John Tolle. Mrs White attends Fox and Wolf Hunters meet at Elk Lick where hound Harry wins second prize. Moritz Jr of Waverly visits friends.

Waverly A. Parker Marshall John D. Slusher Sam Hoff Lexington Hoff & Slusher Mra Lee Woodard John Tolle J. White Central Missouri Fox and Wolf Hunters Association Elk Lick Am Moritz, Jr

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promise of Relief

Advertisement claims Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey bests for cough cold asthma croup or bronchial trouble. It urges looking for the Bell on the bottle as a sign of efficacy and quality.

Dr. Bell

Malta Bend Bride Wed in Kansas City in 1910

The marriage of Grover C. Haggard of Kansas City to Miss Anna Hitson of Malta Bend took place May 31 1910 in Kansas City Missouri with Rev. Charles A. Arnold officiating at Grace Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends at the home of the groom, and both families are well known in Malta Bend.

Kansas City Grover C. Haggard Anna Hitson Malta Bend Chas. A. Arnold Grace Presbyterian Church Haggard Leslie Thornton W. H. Thornton

Bell on the Bottle Promises Pine Tar Honey Cure

Advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as the best cough medicine claiming millions already know it and urges consumers to look for the Bell on the bottle.

Harris Family Visits and Chautauqua Plans

Last week included visits by Mr and Mrs Porter Harris and daughter Lorene and D M Harris to Charles Harris and wife in Sedalia. Mr and Mrs Peacock of Higginsville visited F S Edwards and wife. All prepare for the chautauqua in Marshall in late August. Mr and Mrs W B Harris and daughter Hazel spent Monday with D M Harris and family. C O Martin and cousins Minnie Dollie and Maude Harris were in Marshall Tuesday on business.

Minnie Dollie and Maude Harris Marshall

Bell on the Bottle Pine Tar Honey Ad Claim

Classic patter touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as the trusted cough remedy used by millions for sixteen years with steady rising demand. Advertising urges consumers to seek the Bell label on the bottle.

Dr. Bell

Visiting relatives and locals gather for Glasgow day

NEW FRANKFORT reports numerous attendees at Glasgow Children’s Day including Luvena Schmitt Bernice Kitchen Ursula Thierfelder Leonard Thierfelder Carl Schmitt and Mrs Jim Edwards with Slater visitors visiting Geo Rhoades of Good Hope Laura and Elizabeth Thierfelder arrived from Moberly for an extended stay Will Butts from Slater spent Sunday locally D T Sydenstricker did county seat business Monday Philipps from Marshall greeted locals Friday Amelia Wittenburg and two Kansas City nieces are visiting.

Glasgow Luvena Schmitt Bernice Kitchen Ursula Thierfelder Leonard Thierfelder Carl Schmitt Jim Edwards Slater Geo Rhoades of

New Home Community News Includes Pisgah Reunion Sermons

Fine weather graces this report as the Pisgah annual reunion draws a large crowd. Rev Barbee of Palmyra Mo delivered two sermons. Ethel and Kathryn Ellis of Marshall visit Willis McKinney’s family. Porter Harris and daughter Lorene leave Kingfisher Okla after a month with Elmwood area relatives. Chas Watkins of Orrick Bay County visits Willis McKinney. Mrs Frank Carothers and Irene return to Sedalia after a short Elmwood New Home visit. Ernest Odell of Napton visits Jno Dier.

Pisgah Barbee Palmyra Ethel Kathryn Ellis Marshall Willis McKinney Porter Harris Lorene Kingfisher Oklo Chas, Watkins Orrick Bay County Frank Carothers Irene Sedalia Elmwood New Home

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Winter Relief

Winter brings frost, chapped skin and sores but Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as the greatest healer for burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. Available for 25 cents at P H Franklin's drug store.

Bucklen P. H. Franklin

Davis District Social Notes From Carrollton Visit

Miss Tina Mullins visits relatives in Carrollton while Mrs Gadberry is ill. Chas Pinkard and wife with J Welton and family near High Hill. Madison Johnson and family of Stater visited at J S.

Tina Mullins Carrollton Wm. Gadberry Chas, Pinkard J. Welton High Hill Madison Johnson

Johnsons visit brings kin for weeks in Moberly area

Johnson and family visit relatives for several weeks with Mrs Marvin Bartow and children arriving Saturday from Moberly. Fred Hermann spent days with home folks. Will Mullings seriously ill after returning from Kansas. Elliott Brown and family join Kirtley Garnett's near Slater for Sunday. Rosy Norvell and family visit Lloyd Kemper. Herrmanns visit New Frankfort. Joe Harris shows new tuggy. Ulysses Irvine loses colt in mud. the animal is killed. Chicken thieves target Lloyd Kemper's flocks. more thefts reported. Next Sunday is regular preaching at New Prospect church with Saturday services and a children’s day program Sunday night.

New Frankfort Joe Harris Ulysses Irvine Lloyd Kemper New Prospect Church

Granulated Eye Lid Cured by Eagle Eye Salve Claim

A historical advertisement claims granulated eyelid condition can be cured without cauterizing using Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. The maker promises a cure and advertises the salve for 25 cents everywhere.

Sutherland

Residents and Visitors Note Local Happenings in Kansas City Area

Woodson Fisher Fields visited in Kansas City last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pyle were Marshall visitors Wednesday. Misses Maurine and Mear Gorrel are home from college. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Jr. are on the sick list this week. Mrs. W. S. Pyle called on Mrs. C. W. Gorrell Saturday evening. Miss Mary Edmonds called on Miss Frances Scott Saturday evening. High water delays hinder R. F. D. man. crossing hoped soon.

Fisher Fields Kansas City W. S. Pyle Marshall Maurine Mear Gorrel James Scott Jr C. W. Gorrell Mary Edmonds Frances Scott

Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief

Advert says a 25 cent box of Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve cures skin troubles including pimples eczema and sores and invites readers to try it at once.

Dr. Bell

Weathered delays hit corn harvest after heavy rains

In Western Saline area farmers miss corn planting due to swollen creeks and saturated ground. Social notes record Will Masterson of Blackburn visiting the Earp home, and Levi Kramer shopping in Waverly with Mrs. spotts visiting Mrs. Fenner.

Will Masterson Blackburn Will Earp Levi Kramer Waverly Ben Spotts Irvin Fenner

Chicago and Alto Railroad Travel to Many Points Listed

An advertisement for the Chicago and Alto Railroad from Marshall markets travel to numerous U S and Canadian cities including Denver Pueblo Chicago New York Boston Atlantic City Montreal Toronto Quebec Portland Pittsburg Mackinac Island Bay View Petoskey Traverse City Charlevoix Detroit Toledo Buffalo Niagara Falls San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and more. It offers sleeper car reservations and lake steamer bookings with O E Hawthorne as agent, Marshall, Me.

Denver Colorado Chicago Illinois New York N. Y Boston Maia Atlantic City N. J Montreal Canada Toronto Quebec Portland Maine Pittsburg Penn Mackinac Island Mich - Bay View Mich Petoskey Traverse City Charlevoix Detroit Toledo Ohio Buffalo Nigara Falls San Francisco Los Ange McOmne Oe Ee Seattle Wash O. E Hawthorne A. R. R. Marshall

Socials and visits fill a small town weekend

Miss Ida Byars spent Sunday with cousin Miss Beulah Earp. A party hosted by Claud Chrisman and wife in Waverly drew several from the bottom Monday night last week. L M Byars and wife visited Will Fowler in town, son from Kansas City. Charley Smith and Joe Hackett called on their last girl Friday and Saturday in Grand Peel. People remark on lake trips producing good fishing strings.

Ida Byars Beulah Earp Claud Chrisman Waverly Byars Will Fowler Kansas City Charley Smith Joe Hackett Grand Peel

Henry James on Race and Family Size Debate

Henry James clashes with Theodore Roosevelt on large versus small families. James argues small families signal progress, cites France as a model. A humorous tale about a Thompson with fourteen children ends with a misread police confrontation at the station.

Henry Jaesin Roosevelt France Jame Mr. James Thompson

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County News Antioch Napton North East Side Square Marshall, Mo Ana Ernest Odell Jno. Dier Davis District Woodson Via The Chicago & Alto Henry James Houx Bros
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