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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
Short notes show Henry Lange and John Borges visiting from Sweet Springs on Tuesday. Several locals travel or visit Huntsville, Sedona, Slater, Napiton, Grayette Ark., and Seattle. A man fined for disturbing the peace. various residents travel to Louisville, Columbia, and Europe. Monument unveiling at Ridge Park cemetery Sunday.
Rev. C. H. Bolin, secretary of the State Music Teachers Association, will attend the Columbia meeting next week and hopes to secure Marshall as next year’s convention site. Jos W. Molineaux of near Sedalia visited friends in Marshall, with neighbor Elijah Stevenson who has sold his farm and seeks a new one. Ed Swift of Blackburn returned from Chicago and stopped in Marshall on the way home. The note on a young man being attracted far from home suggests concern.
J R Barron from Nelson reported Tom Fowler shipped two carloads of hogs Monday. Robi and Young sent two loads of cattle and one hog lot. Earl Huff and Louis Crumley attended a ball game at J T Godman’s near Miami Saturday. Bart ceased visiting Miami after moving his Miami attraction home.
Dr W H Black left Wednesday for Hibbing Minnesota to deliver the high school graduation address. J C Alexander a former M V C boy from Slater and Supt of Hibbing schools, Mrs J C Farrell and sons John and Joseph returned Friday from a two week visit to Mrs Kendrick of Hannibal Missouri. They also visited several other places while away from Marshall.
A large number of Marshall friends attended the West Point graduation for Joseph Leon aard this week. Capt. and Mrs. H J Pelot hosted a house party in his honor at West Point Monday evening. T C Stoleworth sends from Monrovia Kansas claiming he must read the Republican to keep up with Saline County kin and asks if M I Barron still gives Democratic stump speeches.
M T Bradshaw of South Lafayette attended the Union cemetery service for his old friend W R Rutherford last Wednesday. He reported a large gathering came to pay its last tribute to the deceased.
Mrs Alice Martin of Slater and daughter Mrs Gee Whit tleton has been bedridden for eight months but now prepares a three months European tour with Robi Campbell Sr and granddaughter Helen Campbell joining from Slater. They will visit New York City before sailing to Naples and exploring major sites across Europe.
Miss Mary Dysart closed her term with a musicale at her East Yerby home Thursday evening, featuring performances by her pupils. Dysart is regarded as one of Marshall's most accomplished music teachers.
Mr and Mrs Chas Niemeier of Hardeman traveled via Marshall to Blackburn and then with Mr and Mrs Julius Reith to Concordia for a large picnic event.
Robert and Smith Parkhurst had an exciting Wednesday evening last week returning from Napton. As they crossed John’s branch a swift current upset their buggy and they barely saved themselves and their home.
J. F. Bryan of Grand Pass returned last Friday from an extended visit to relatives in Boyerstown Pa. He was in Marshall Tuesday and reported a difficult trip home from St. Louis over the Mo Pac because of high water, causing several days of delay on the road.
Miss Mary Hawkins visits Miss Mildred Taylor in Ringo while Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sehanaz stay with brother Louis near Longwood. Millers Otto Delaport and Mose H. Land Milling Co head Miller attend a St. Louis convention. Margaret and Katherine Fisher attend Parkville commencement. Mrs. H. D. Carley and Perry D. Campbell visit East Arrow St. Whist at Mrs. Frank W. Miles’s with the Thallans. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Hall travel to West Point to see daughter Mrs. H. J. Pelot and plan Eastern visits. Odd Fellows memorialize at Ridge Park cemetery Sunday. Bransom and J. C. Bpeck of Rea & Page Milling attend a Millers’ Association meeting in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Martin and daughter Ethel visit from Glasgow. Mrs. Martin and daughter depart for Washington City, Va. S. C. Michener of Garden City, Kansas notes scant rain but health concerns for Mrs. Michener.
Prof J H Kenner attends Lincoln Institute commencement in Jefferson City as four local students graduate Sadie Henderson Mollie and May Johnson and Missouri Bassett The Missouri editors hold their annual meeting at Cape Girardeau with a Southeast Missouri train trip and Mississippi boat ride Editor Miller and family are the Marshall representatives at the gathering.
J H Green presented convincing evidence of a fine cabbage patch with a large firm head sent Wednesday. He naturally excels at cabbage growing, proving expertise rather than mere chance.
FOR SALE 111 acres of land 3-4 of a mile south of Herndon. Any offer made will be considered. Apply to R. B. Taylor or Rich Keeth, 161f. FOR SALE Surrey with tap newly painted and with an Uren. Also a good road wagon single harness da. Bde. conald, S31 B. A.uw, Phone 215, wl 27.
The note from N. C Bishop, now in Iuntha Missouri, reports strong prospects in his area and a well started chicken farm with the rest of the farm rented for the year. Friends in the area welcome the update despite earlier, playful political squabbles between William Cox and Arthur Clough, who objects to being named alongside Cox.
The community notes the jolly blacksmith T J Isbell always ready to help in worldly matters. He predicts the next weather shift will be clear and snowy, urging that sunshine ahead means no cause for worry.
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