Community Notes From Mt Leonard and Nearby Visits
Mrs C R Paul returned Saturday from a visit to her old home in Carrollton. Mrs Scrivener left for an extended visit with friends in Centralia. Miss Leta Hancock went to Excelsior Springs Friday for the summer. Joseph Dowden of Kansas City visited his mother and brother in town earlier this week. Samuel Givene and daughter Hallie of Bloomington, MI, are guests of C S Oquest and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R. Paul
Carrollton
Scrivener
Centralia
Mian Leta Hancock
Excelsior Springs
Joseph Dowden
Kansas City
Samuel Givene
Hallie
Bloomington
Oquest
Bargain Galvanized Tubs and Pails Offer
A local advert promises deep discounts on galvanized tubs and pails in large, medium, and small sizes with prices ranging from 55 to 39 cents. It also touts cheap mince meat and lemons and offers extra pineapples at 25 cents, claiming broad savings on any grocery item.
Screen Doors and Wire Cloth Price Sale
Prices advertised for various screen doors and wire cloth items. Regular doors priced at 1.23, 1.50, and 1.75 dollars, with total door sets and additional mentions of wire cloth and window frames, highlighting low prices for a sale. The ad repeats to emphasize value and availability.
Paints and Oils Price Listing Item 3 Screen
A brief listing shows paints and oils priced at 1.23 dollars with 1.48 for a screen option. The entry 2980 appears as a catalog or stock code.
Visit Highlights and Local Social Notes
Clay Spencer Sr and his wife and daughter Stella of Kansas City visit relatives in the neighborhood. Pisgah Day at Elmwood draws many locals. Mrs. Orville Spencer and Miss Sallie Givens stay with Mr. J. B. Howard. In Marshall on Wednesday Geo Sylvester and baby visit relatives near Sweet Springs. Arthur and Mrs. Taylor of Kansas City stay at the local hotel. Arthur Oquest and wife visit his parents here. Adella Bray visits cousin Mrs Geo Hackley at Waverly. Miss Eketela Grimes visits Slater. Frances Welch returns from Sedalia after a visit with sister Mrs Will Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Spencer Sr
Stella
Kansas City
Pisgah
Elmwood
Orville Spencer
Sallie Givens
Howard
Marshall
Geo. Sylvester
Baby
Arthur Oquest
Adella Bray
Geo. Hackley
Waverly
Eketela Grimes
Slater
Frances " Welch
Sedalia
Will Lynch
Malta Bend Banker Tours Ripley County Peach Growth
A. Van Anglen, the Malta Bend banker, returned Saturday from Ripley county in south Missouri and described peach growing there. Trees are kept trimmed low for ground picking, planted close, then cut off near the ground to reset. He says it yields more per acre, is easier to handle, and bears better fruit, suggesting pack growers may profit from the method.
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A. & van Anglen
Malta Bend
Ripley County
Missouri
Permon
Social notes from Arrow Rock and nearby towns
River View C C Drummeller and wife visited relatives near Crearville. Mrs Bowler returned home near Glasgow after days with locals. Henry Viebrock went to Glasgow on business. F L Fisher and Miss Lillian Hen sick drove to Arrow Rock and attended a tent meeting. Mrs W H Thornton and daughter visited near Hardeman. Miss Delorese Neff of Slater spent a week with Jesse Hensick. Charlie Thomas and wife were guests of Hiram Bailey and wife near Gilliam. Miss Caroline Thornton of Saline Valley visited the Cott sisters. Dr Sharp was called from Little Rock to see C C Drummeller, who is ill. Louis Kammeyer did business in Gilliam. John Kammeyer spent Sunday in Arrow Rock. Mr and Mrs J R Hellman accompanied Mrs F M Davin to Slater to board for Kansas City. Jease Hensick and family visited with Ted Buyers near Crearville. Harry Johnson and family attended services in Arrow Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Drummeller
Crearville
Bowler
Glasgow
Henry Viebrock
F. L. Fisher
Lillian Hensick
Arrow Rock
W. H. Thornton
Hardeman
Delorese Neff
Slater
Jesse Hensick
Charlie Thomas
Hiram Bailey
Gilliam
Caroline Thornton
Saline Valley
Cott
Sharp
Little Rock
Louis Kammeyer
John Kammeyer
J. R. Hellman
F. M. Davin
Michigan salt price listed at New York Racket
A price listing notes medium salt at $1.15 per barrel sold by New York Racket. The brief item records a commodity price in a bustling trade column with emphasis on the marginal cost for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New York
Henry Henton Visits Marshall on Business
Henry Henton, who recently moved to Kansas City, spent several months in Marshall this week on business, stopping at local firms and meeting with clients during his excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henton
Kansas City
Marshall
Community Notes From Our Burg and Nearby Towns
Sunday callers and visits mark a bustling week as residents like Gordola Snoddy and Mrs R G Gordon return from Kansas City and Kentucky. Local events include a band concert on Thursday June 24 and a forthcoming chautauqua at Marshall. Several families hosted guests, children enjoyed a day at Bear Creek, and young people attended school or visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Genser
Sunda
New Frankfort
Gen
Marae Jr
Slater
Crain Family Visits and Local Chautauqua Notes
Mrs Jas Crain and children from North Dakota visit relatives near here. Mrs Beva Hall of Slater plans to visit relatives. Local chautauqua at Marshall with Hungerien Orchestra expected to improve on last year. Several local people host and attend events including Audrey Woods birthday party and gatherings at Wilson, Hayes, Hall, and Harrison households with many neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Crain
Mine Luella Leeper
George
North Dakota
Mises Beva
Slater
Rehbbors
Marshall
Hungerien
Oath van Buskirk
Anna Crower
News Among Colored Folks Fetes Honorary Degree Figures
A June party at Mr and Mrs H Richs Miami featured music solos and parlor games with ice cream and cake. Prof Kenner gave an address to the Sophomore class. Lincoln Institute faculty recommended to confer honorary A M degrees on Prof J H Kenner of Marshall Missouri and Prof J H Sims of St Joseph High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenner
Sophmore
Lincoln
Mitchell Williams Pleads Guilty in Miami Burglary Case
Mitchell Williams, colored, pleaded guilty to burglarizing a store in Miami before a justice of the peace this week. He will be tried by the criminal court in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Williams
Miami
Lacy Lee of Slater Arrested for False Pretenses
Lacy Lee, a colored man from Slater, was arrested by Martin Lens Monday on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses after presenting five orders on his pay at the C. and A. round house. He pled guilty on one count and was sentenced to 40 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Lee
Slater
Martin Lens
C. & A. Round House
Cans Tomatoes 26c At New York Racket
A New York racket lists canned tomatoes at 26 cents per can with price signage visible. The item appears among bargain goods in a local marketplace section. No further details on vendor or date are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local items note school building plan and visits
Blackwater votes to build a new 6000 dollar school. W N Finnell and wife show improvement after illness. Clothes sale includes men’s suits priced 10 and 11 25. Frank Baker and son visit from Kansas City to see parents. P H Franklin tours the West. Julius Mueller hosts a gathering for Jesse Morris and Nell Orear. Lawn furniture advertised at New York Racket. Mrs Alice Fulkerson to visit brother C W Gorrell in Marshall. Stark Bros Nursery death noted in St Louis. Children’s Day at First Presbyterian Church enjoyed. Rose and Buckner’s store in Slater burglarized. Anna Brown of Slater hosts event for Allie Santa. Marshall attendees listed.
Mexican straw hats at New York Racket report
Revs. J. Q. Partee and O. B. Russell attend Baptist Assembly in Moberly this week and are listed as program participants. Mrs. P. W. Harris called with thanks for a Republican subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Q. Partee
O. 8. Russell
Baptist Assembly
Moberly
P. W. Harris
The
Republican
Local Movers Take Over Hotel Ming In Topeka
Mr and Mrs J W Garrant of Topeka Kansas have taken possession of Hotel Ming. Mr and Mrs Fremonth have moved to West North Street to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Garrant
Topeka
Kansas
Ming
Fremonth
West North St
Washington University grads son of former paper proprietor
Wm Edward Beatty graduated from the department of arts and sciences at Washington University yesterday. He is the son of Wm Beatty, formerly proprietor of this newspaper and C A agent here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beatty
Department of Arts and Sciences
Washington University
Wm. Beatty
Hen on a nest high in maple tree draws city marshal
W R Finley of south of Marshall says a hen is setting on a nest of 10 eggs in a maple tree. The nest is 25 feet above ground in the fourth notch. City Marshal Batts of Slater is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Finley
South of Marshall
Batts of
Slater In
At Home reception honors Misses Crear Lantz in New York
Marshall youths attended an At Home at the country residence of Miss Burns Potter Saturday evening honoring the Tribes to be Miss Nell Crear and Miss Allie Lantz. H W Stoll, formerly day operator at the C A depot, moved with his wife to Armstrong to take a general agent post there and will read the Republican for one year. Success to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Burns Potter
Nell Crear
Allie Lantz
H.w.stoll
Armstrong
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Hayden Calvert in New York Racket
Mrs. Hayden Calvert was surprised on Wednesday for her birthday anniversary. Her daughter Mrs F A Holloway hosted a neat dinner while Mrs Calvert was at a neighbor's, with many friends gathering to greet her upon return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Calvert
F. A. Holloway
Colgate Talcum 10c Can at New York Racket
Colgate talcum sold for 10 cents per can at the New York Racket. Bob Wright of Mt. Leonard visited Marshall on Wednesday. Hayden Calvert is ill this week and absent from work. A 100 lb bag of standard cane sugar costs 5.25 at the New York diet. Gus Bacon of Kansas City and Miss Pauline Oots of Slater were granted a marriage license in Kansas City Tuesday. }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
New York
Bob Wright
Mt. Leonard
Marshall
Gus Bacon
Kansas City
Pauline Oots
Slater
Ottawa Pair Visits Old Friends in Far North
Mr and Mrs Will Johnson and son Perry of Ottawa Kansas arrived Sunday night for a visit to G W Woodsmall Frank Lister and other former friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Aon Perry
Ottawa
Kansas
G. W. Woodsmall
Frank Lisetor
Peroxide of Hydrogen Sold at 10c a Bottle in New York
A brief notice states peroxide of hydrogen is offered at 10 cents per bottle in New York. The listing indicates a local retailer providing the product at the stated price, inviting customers to purchase.
California buhach spray said to control cabbage pests
An ounce of California buhach dissolved in three gallons of water is recommended as a safe spray for cabbage worms and lice. The imported Persian insect powder is the same substance but is not as fresh or effective as the California article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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Acific RY
Reight West Houn
VanAnglen
Wiles
Lexington
Miriam
Maurice Brown
Payette
Howard Payne
Central College
Julian Wilson
H. Bansberger
Everett Fulton
A. Arnold
Alice Cort
Ruth Slasher
Edna
Ruth Harrison
J. M. Robertson
H. C. Wilson
Lanexe
Percy Houston
James Waller Ts
D. M. Frazier
W. B. Lunbeck
J. Wheeldon
Wellington
Blosser
Blackburn
Will Cummins
Oklahoma
Mr. Hammond of
Anna Warren
Grand Paal
Dunn
Schooley
Frank Clyde
Mamie Thomas
Blue Springs
Everett Walker
Oscar Funk
Éest
W. I. Hoff
Juanita Bewley
Mia
Yancey
Royal Douglass
Mra. Walker Baker
Alice McRoberts
Nellie Marshall
Wadine Bailey
Pred Stockman
H. Ransberger
Greenwich
Bard Raven
Ftalmlics
Taylor’s
P.S
River View
W. ©. Snoddy
Ourburg
Gordola
Central Colege
James Swinney
Ding School
Kentucky
R. G. Gordon
Misa Mabel Gibbons
Willines
Julia Daniel
Eulalia Helnzler
Edna Norve
Arthur Geyser
Howard Lee
Everett Gonver
Bear Creek
Verna
Lucile Heinzler
Cretcher
Nana
Beve Hall
Ethel Wilson
Mies Ovle Hayes
George Mustera
Mise Myrtle
Allen Miller
J. P. Wilson
P. L. Aldridge
Lillian
Hattie
Beva Hall
Baylor Hill
Mt. Zion
Misa Minnele Riggins
J. S. Harrison
Jas. Turner
Gladys
Clara
Leona
Aldridge
Laura Hall
Audrey ‘Woods
Jesse Woods
Audrey
Ovie Hays
Minnie Riggins
Martha Harrison
Mary
Sallie Maupin
Lola Mackler
Lillian Crank
Dee Hall
Littie Barger
Mesara
Marvin
Roy Hayes
Roy Mackler
Lester
McKinley Hall
Richard
Willie
Lucian Harrison
Edwin Barger
John Maloney
Ben Cundiff
Fred Henry
Mra
Harrison
E.m.wright
Marshall, MO
Cee
Blackwater
W.N. Finnell
Frank Baker
Little Son
Mrs
P. H. Rea
P. H. Franklin
Julius Mueller
Jesse Morris
Miss Nell Orear
Alice Fulkerson
C. W. Gorrell
Senator Stark
Stark Bros. Nursery
St. Louis
H. A. Thomas
Salt Springs
Elias Redman
First Presbyterian Church
Rose & Buckner’s
Anna Brown
Allie Santa
Viola
Margaret Klinger
Maud Blosser
Margaret Clarkson
Ernest Sailor
New Yor
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