Morris-Orear nuptials mark union of two Oklahoma families
Jesse Morris of Stillwater joins Misa Nelle Dee Orear, youngest daughter of Dr. W. C. Orear, in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at Jud B. Crear's home. Rev T Wharton officiated with John Balthis and Erma McCurdy as attendants. The groom, described as industrious, and the bride are praised for their fine qualities. congratulations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Morris
Arrow Rock
Marshall Papers
Stillwater
Ole Democrat
Misa Nelle Dee Orear
W. C. Orear
T. Wharton
Jud
B. G. Crear
John Balthis
Erma McCurdy
Deaths and obituaries in Marshall area
John R B Cason longtime Marshall resident dies at Confederate Home Bigginville after paralysis illness six children survive including Brooks Cason and Bryant Cason Mrs Noel McDaniel dies leaving five children funeral led by Rev Heslar interred at Christians Cemetery June 13 1909 Fratherstone six year old daughter of Frank Peatherstone dies in Slater after brief illness at home early Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RB
Cason
Marshall
Bigginaville
Euesday
DeSoto County
Mike Sue Bryant
Kanzas City
Brooks Cason
Navy
New Orleans
Bryant Cason O. Cleveland
Ind
Willie B. Crom
Bess Cason
Dell Lamasure
Washington
Stella Dodge
Los Angeles
Cal
Saline
Noel McDaniel
Noel P.mcdaniel
McDaniel
Florence Bila Richardson
Prank Clayton
M. By. Bishop
Miami
Fratherstone
Frank Peatherston
Slater
New Frankfort Tip Flood Concern Raises Local Worries
The editor traveled from Cambridge via Gilliam to New Frankfort on Tuesday and Wednesday. Readers can trace the trip through new subscriber lists. The river rose several days, threatening lower bottom crops and worsening hardship for farmers already bearing losses. The piece ends with well wishes for the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Frankfort
Gilliam
Cambridge
New Frankffort
Dr Douglass Scrivener Buys Boone County Farm
The highest price for Boone county farm land, 187.50 an acre, was paid by Dr. Douglass Scrivener to Joe Strawn for forty acres near Columbia Missouri. Scrivener resides at Mount Leonard Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Boone County
Douglass Scrivener
Joe Strawn
Columbia
Scrivener
Mount Leonard
Louis Live Stock Market grows strong as prices hit highs
National stock market report from St Louis notes cattle receipts around 6500 with top steers at 7.15 a hundredweight, good to choice cattle selling 6.50 to 7.00, prime hogs up to 9.00 with 10 000 hogs received and buyers active. Outlook remains steady to rising for top grades while medium kinds may ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yarda
Saline County Fair Stockholders Meet at Courthouse
The stockholders of the Saline County Fair are requested to meet at the courthouse tomorrow Saturday June 19 at 2 p.m. to perfect the organization and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Court House
Church News and Epworth League Activities Update
Luther M Heimies to preach at the Christian Church Saturday night and Sunday morning and night. Twenty four Epworth League members enjoyed a picnic at Wilton Springs Tuesday evening. Rev J E B Abbott attended a board meeting at the Presbyterian college Forsythe Ozarks this week. Rev J E McDonald left Sunday night for Morrisonville to attend the Morrisonville School meeting. Dr Marie Morris gave her Sunday School class of twenty two young ladies an outing to Wilton Springs Thursday afternoon. Rev Clinton Senneff and niece Miss Lela Griswold left Tuesday for Green Ridge to attend the Sedalia District Epworth League convention and are expected back today. Rev Senneff is musical director for the meeting. Mrs Floweree of Slater state secretary of the Home Missionary Society gave a report of the district meeting at Lynn and State Home Mission Conference at Joys lin at the M E Church South Sunday evening. Rev McDonald was away at Morrisonville College meeting and there was no preaching that evening. Christian Science subject Sunday at 11 am Is the Universe including man evolved by atomic force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther M. Heimies
Christian Church
Epworth League
M. E. Church
South
Wilton Springs
J. EB. Abbott
Presbyterian College
Forsythe
Ozarks
J. E. McDonald
Morrisonville
Marie Morris
McDonald
Morrisonville College
Unclaimed Letters Listed for Post Office 1909
Names of addressees include Hester Halliday Minnie Whiteley Eunice Yates and several gentlemen such as Cram Evans Harris Hennings Jones King Johnson Wood White Perry and Van Dyke. Letter recipients must claim within thirty days or be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Hester Halliday
Minnie Whiteley
Eunice Yates
Alice Green
Mabel Martin Malley Kelley
Cdl
Messrs
Billey Bandleur
Frank, Cram
C. D. Evans
Thomas Harris
Thomas Hennings
T. W. Jones
Johnny King
J.O. Johnson
Cliff Wood
J. H. White
Lloyd Perryman
Cumberland church regains organ and church assets
In Clinton Missouri on June 10 the Cumberland church welcomes back its organ and chairs after a supreme court decision. Loyal Cumberland adherents express enthusiasm as a revival progresses following the union period and property return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Mo
Supreme Court
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Church
Bhier Captures Grand Missouri Handicap at Moberly Shoot
T M Bhier of Little Rock wins the Grand Missouri Handicap and the double event at the four day clay shoot in Moberly last week. He takes a valuable trophy and four gold watches as Missouri's champion shooter for 1909, his second major victory of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bhier
Little Rock
Moberly
Missouri
Marriage Licenses for Nelle Crear and Others in Oklahoma
Local records show licenses issued in Stillwater Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Nelle D Crear of Marshall and Morris of Stillwater appear among several entrants, with Bagar Nett and Rosa Simpeon listed alongside, details and exact towns partially obscured in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle D. Crear
Marshall
Tense KE. Morris
Stillwater
Okla
Bagar B. Nett
Col
Slater
Rosa Simpeon
Daughter arrives at Johnson home Monday morning
A fragment notes a daughter arriving at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnson on Monday morning, with no additional context or names.
Bigamist Barker Marries Local Widow in Texas Land Scheme
Report notes J. A. Barker, once in Marshall, married Mrs. Maggie Casey, a Sedalia bride, after leaving his prior wife in Iowa with four children. Barker’s first wife seeks legal action. case status unclear. Mrs. Casey, formerly Miss Gibson of Hardeman, travels with Barker toward Texas and plans a long honeymoon before settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Barker
Texas
Thos
Landon
Sedalia Taling
Maggie Casey
Iowa
Odessa
Barker
Casey
Miss Gibson
Hardeman
Marshall
Sedalia
Missouri River Flood Threat Looms Over Kansas City Area
The Missouri River remained very high with a flood threat. It fell earlier in the week, then rose again Tuesday and Wednesday. A letter from Thos ODon nell warned the river would continue to rise in Kansas City until Friday or Saturday, and widespread rain over Kansas and Nebraska could inundate low bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Thos. Odonnell
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Real Estate Transfers in Various Additions and Lots
A list of real estate transfers and interests across numerous additions and blocks including Eubank, Slater, Marshall, and Sweet Springs. Transactions name buyers, sellers, and parcel descriptions such as lot numbers, fractional intress, and land in sections 15 52 20 26 50 20 5 52 21. Some entries reference estates and executors with parcels in Cambridge and Arrow Rock regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas W Bridges
RT Barksdale
Eubank
Slater
RO Hatfield
Mary C Pope
Dan ‘Ewerth
Chas Ewerth
Wes
E Shanklin
N B Bowles
Hawne
Ywadd Marshall
Jno W
Field
J F Asteey
Tyler
Marsh Field
Fulkerson
Marshall
Tucker
Bein & Bird Hinchner Bert
East Marshall
Sarah E Dwete
Hotzen
Ware
Sweet Springs
Lou Abney
L J Abney
Byron Bell
Pain
L Belint
Bell
Miami
Amelia P Bowman
McGuire & King
Laughlin & Borsing
Aga Sweet Springs
N S Hedger
Jas B Biske
Harris
Cambridge
Teese Resereers
John T Rector
Jos Lineberry
B Phillips
Andrew J. Dick
J B Wells
Pinkie
Mills
Fes
Caneh Hee
R Moore
Snake tale from Blum near Gil liam after sparrow nest
North of Gil liam farmer R W Blum recalls June 11 as he punched a sparrow nest under an apple tree and a blue racer snake appeared. He chased it with a stick, broke its neck, then returned to chores and bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Blum
Gilliam
Canning Factory
Slater Canning Factory
Sunday Baseball and Basketball at Brisbois Park
Games held Sunday June 13 at Brisbois Park feature Shackelford and Marshall led lineups with players Shackelford Crumbach Neal Doolans Sullivan Weaver Funk Jackson and Marshall Laughlin Summers Peecher Evans Edson Bouncer Smith Hartsock Knight. Teams Miami Jackson and Miami faced Marshall Laughlin Summers with score sequences and player entries indicating multiple innings and substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbois’ Park
Shackelford
Black
Crumbach
Neal
Doolans
Sullivan
Weaver
Funk
Jackson
Marshall
Laughlin
Summers
R. Peecher
Evans
Edson
Bouncer
Smith
Hartsock
Knight
Shack
Miami
Hish
Neve
Adams
Minor
Bates
Casebolt
Peecher
Hartsook
Ottumwa Engineer Retires After Forty Years of Service
C Rowell of Ottumwa Iowa returned home after a week with his daughter Mrs Wil Quiver. He was an engineer on the C St P & O Ry for over forty years and the company had retired him with a liberal Heida still here and enjoye life to the fullest. Mr and Mrs Clay Taylor are here from Arkansas on no vinit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rowell
Ottumwa
Iowa
Wil.Quiver
Rowell
Our Friends Subscribers Renewals List
May they live long and prosper. The following are new subscribers or renewed the past week. New subscribers marked by a star. J. B. Smith Sweet Springs E. D. Yokely Sweet Springs 58 G. Hanley Nelson Rev. H. J. Steinheimer Marshall Nelson Merc. Co. Nelson. Zack Judy Nelson John G. Bredehoff Emma Julius Hemme Emma G. A. Stuerke Sweet Springs Henry Dankerbring Emma Louis Hemme Emma Chas Dierking Emma 2 years H. BE Haesemeyer Emma Wm. Wehra & Bro Emma W. C. Meyer Emma Adolph Evert Jos Miles Blackburn 2 years Henry Zimmerman Nelson W. G. Thompson Sweet Springs F M Heinzler Gilliam T W McMahan Gilliam J. E. Whittle Gilliam J. B. Brown Gilliam Will Gilliam Gilliam Gilbert Washington Gilliam Mre. Cprah Ballowe Gilliam Fred Gable Gilliam Frank Pemberton Gilliam J T Stallsworth Gilliam Julius Heinzler Gilliam J. F. Ayres Gilliam Ernest Wittenberger Gilliam Henry W. Wilming Gilliam JG. E. Wilming Gilliam Albert Wallert Gilliam M. C. Chaffee Marshall Jd. W. Odell Marshall Oliver Price Marshall Frank Lister called in Monday to hand its renewal cash for H. G. Allen now at Joliet Mont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Sweet Springs
E. D. Yokely
G. Hanley
Nelson
H. J. Steinheimer
Marshall Nelson Merc. Co
Zack Judy
John G. Bredehoff
Emma
Julius Hemme
G. A. Stuerke
Henry Dankerbring
Louis Hemme
Emma Chas Dierking
H. BE
Haesemeyer
Wm. Wehra & Bro
W. C. Meyer
Adolph Evert
Jos
Miles
Blackburn
Henry Zimmerman
Nelson W. G. Thompson
F M Heinzler
Gilliam
T W McMahan
J. E. Whittle
Albert Wallert
M. C. Chaffee
Marshall Jd. W. Odell
Marshall Oliver Price
Marshall Frank Lister
H. G. Allen
Joliet, Mont
Family visits and minor mishap on the Ridge
Oak Ridge residents hosted visitors from Gilliam and nearby towns during Sunday gatherings. Jane Burnett and Lula joined Caroline Thornton, J W Cott and family hosted R W Taylor, Ed Nickles visited Joe Duncan, Frank Johnson and wife called, W N Dille hosted at M H Johnsons. Frank Hays wrecked his buggy, sustaining injuries. Giger Bros of Saline Valley rode the Ridge for sightseeing last week. John Hellman from River View toured en route to Saline Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wilhite
Gilliam
Jane Burnett
Lula
Caroline Thornton
J. W. Cott
R. W. Taylor
Ed Nickles
Joe Duncan
Frank Johnson
Hardeman
W. N. Dille
Fam'ly
M. H. Johnsons
Frank Hays
Giger Bro
Saline Valley
John Hellman
River View
Kansas City Trip Brightens Harry Francisco
Harry Francisco Saturday joined a bird fly out and tried it again bound for Kansas City from near Chicago. The voyage appeared to lift his spirits as he passed Higginsville in a jolly frame of mind. Miss Tessie and Earl Chaffee visit F A Hightshop family at David City Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Francisco
Kansas City
Chicago
Mr. Francisco
Higginsville
Miss Tessie
Earl Chaffee
F. A. Hightshop
David City
Neb
Local notes from Marshall area include visits and hires
Mrs Dr Sandidge and child visit Marshall over the weekend. Mr and Mrs James Verte travel to Boonville Saturday. J Verte and companion attend Arrow Rock tent meeting Sunday. Mrs Darwin Sappington hosts Fansy Work Club at Sneed and Canada Drug store honoring Myrtle Cantry. Postmaster changes noted with J W Barron resigning and T W Fowler taking over. Local residents move, shop, or travel between Marshall, Arrow Rock, Blackwater and Napton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sandidge
Little Randeon
Marshall
James Verte
Boonville
J. Verts
Arrow Rock
Darwin Sappington
Sneed
Canada Drug Store
R. B. Thorp
County
Smith
Blanche White
Blackwater
Benj. Andres
Napton
Marr
T. Townsend
Robert Bagnell
W. E. Busan
Napton social notes and local updates reflect busy week
Napton residents spent Sunday with relatives and attended church events. The Blue Lick team beat Napton 6 to 4 and will play again July 5 at Blue Lick. Local visits include Miss Laura Park visiting Marshal, and Miss Bessie Connell returning from Fulton. Several families report illnesses, travels, marriages, and school happenings, with updates on neighbors and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L .W. Hanes
B. T. Reylds
Sweet Springs
W. G. Hindman
Emma Marr
Nelson
Velma Thorp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morris-Orear
West Side Square
W. A. Vawter
Optometrist
Marshall, Mo
J. L. Russell
Farmers’ Savings Bank Building
T. Louis
Marsville
Church News
L. W. van Dyke, P. M
The
Cumberlands
Mrs
Clay Taylor
Arkansas
Oak Ridge
Jaro van Dyke
Excelsior Springs
Will Earp
Grand Paul
G. L. Burnside
Cemetery
Miss Beulah
L. H. Huesemeyer
Miss Emma
Lester Myrl
M. C. Chaffee, Sr
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