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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

6

Kinodrome closes as Marshalls notes drift through county

A county news roundup lists closures and travels as residents attend funerals in Arcow Rock and Cripple Creek Colorado. Neff visits parents from Clarence while Kinodrome ends showings. A wedding for John Howard and Ida Viola Shaffer draws about sixty guests, with Rev. W M Rader officiating and plans to move to Mexico after celebration.

C. FP Neff Bre Windmeyer Arcow Rock Claude Fraizer Nevera Ayers Vivian Edwards Willie Quishberry Warrensburg McIver BBC Clarence C. F. Neff Wm. Taylor Near Fish Creek BE. A Kansas Peter Sheer Cripple Creek Colorado L. L. Ayers Kansas City W. V. Rogers Misa May Robertson Jerseyville Ilonis Frank Metcalf Illinis Metcal Anna Brown Marshalla Lantz Alice Decker Frank Metcal George Laughlin Hardeman BR. V W. Kirk Lenora Kirk C. W. Mead Ellsberry Minnie Mexico

NSW Frankfort Chautauqua Preparation in Marshall August

The item notes events around NSW Frankfort including a Chautauqua planned in Marshall during August. Rev. Tobias returned to Kansas City. L Bohlken and wife visited county seat Friday. Mrs Henry Bollmin and daughters visited Sunday. Wilming and wife headed to Harmony. Leonard Thierseder listed as sick. J Wengler and wife of Glasgow dined with Schmidt Sunday. Walter Bell Jr from Kansas City to spend summer with relatives. Kim Crumbaugh family attended Children's Day at Fish Creek. Schmidt lost a valuable horse Tuesday.

Marshall Tobias Kansas City Mosday L. Bohlken Henry Bollmin Slater En Wilming Harmony Neighbohood Heonard Thiersederiv J. Wengler Glasgow Tno Schmidt Walter Bell Jr Kansas City Kim Crumbaugh Family of Good Hope Fish Creek Tuesaday

Local Social Roundup From Recent Visits

Miss Ethel Wilson spent Tuesday with Miss Ethel Cox Edmund Blakely and family. M W Pittman and family, Charles Walburn and family, and Len Mizer and family were at Lewis Van Buskirks Sunday. Mrs Bob Sims and children visited Jake Kuykendall Tuesday. Mina Ruth Gray spent the week with William Wilcox and family. Mrs Arthur Hula shopped in Sweet Springs Saturday. P and Pittman and family visited at family Lees Sunday. James Hook and family visited James Dickersonl Sunday. Buskirk wife and daughter NJ visited Homer Allens Bun Lawson Chappel visited at re Priday.

Ethel Wilson Ethel Cox Edmund Blakely M. W. Pittman Charles Walburn Len Mizer Lewis van Buskirks Bob Sims Jake Kuykendall Mina Ruth Gray William Wilcox Arthur Hula Sweet Springs P. & Pittman Famie! Lees James Hook James Dick

Born to Mr and Mrs Ed Shrader A Fine Girl May 29

A newborn daughter was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Ed Shrader on May 29 in a local home birth. The family celebrates this happy addition with relatives noting the healthy infant.

Mrs Ed, Shrader

Sunday Guests Visit Homes in Antioch Area

George Dutton and wife plus James Dicker family were Sunday visitors. Lydia Parkhurst stayed with Ruth Chappel. Grant Weathers J E Turner and families and J Arrington and families visited P L Aldridge. Charles Aldridge and family J M Hook and families W M Cox and wife B F Hall and wife John Dickerson Floyd Hall and Floyd Miser were guests of Arthur Cox and wife.

George Dutton James Dickerson Lydia Parkhurst Ruth Chappel Grant Weathers J. E. Turner J. Arrington P. L. Aldridge Chas. Aldridge J. M. Hook W. M. Cox B. F. Hall John Dickerson Floyd Hall Floyd Miser Arthur Cox

Farmington Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mise Mary Taylor of Farmington visits Miss Bess Swinney. Mrs. Chas Perry returns from a visit to her daughter Mrs. Williams. Leimbrock visits son, Cashier Leimbrock. M D Kerr installs granitoid walk before stores. John Bruce of Lupus visits sister Mrs. E I Lee. Mrs. W W Lee remains ill. Ray Kirk earns MA at Central College Fayette and stays for summer. J B Swinney returns from Vanderbilt, heads to Central Female College at Lexington. F J Heinzler visits father Julius Heinzler in New Frankfort. The band plans a free concert next Thursday night June 24. all welcome.

Mise Mary Taylor Farmington Bess Swinney Chas, Perry Marshall F. P. Williams C. F. Leimbrock Ray Kirk Central College

Local Visits and Church Meeting at Blue Lick

Henry Holden and wife visited their son I J Holden and family at Blue Lick Springs over the weekend. Miss Mattie and Rose Dennis visited their grandparents L C Dennis and wife last Saturday. The Baptist meeting is at the new church on Blackwater this week. W A Hill wife and Alfie were at the springs Sunday. Miss Linnie Dennis visits Napten this week. Roy Lasley is at home on vacation. J L Williams from Miami handed us a dick to keep us quiet two years.

Henry Holden Hardeman I. J. Holden Blue Lick Springs Mattie Rose Dennis L. C. Dennis The Baptist Blackwater W A. Hill Alfie Springs Linnie Dennis Napten Roy Lasley

Clay Center Social Roundup and Local Visits

W L Odell and A J West visited Arch Gregory at Hardeman Tuesday. Mrs Sarah Weat guests of daughter Mrs R M Brown. Misses Mary Odell and Inez Brown shopping. In Slater Thursday Mr and Mrs John E Moor welcomed a new son. Nannie and Blanche Townsend Brownlee visited Mrs Eddie Brown. Eddie Brown drove to Little Rock Saturday. Ethlyne Scott visiting Inez Brown. A J West and family visited friends in Arrow Rock Sunday. Nora Howell stayed with Erma Brown. A large group of locals dined with Arnold Brown and sister Erma Sunday. Several attended children's day exercises at Salem.

W. L. Odell A. J. West Arch Gregory Hardeman Sarah Weat R. M. Brown Mary Odell Inez Brown Slater John E. Moor Nannie and Blanche Townsend Brownlee Eddie Brown Little Rock Ethlyne Scott Arrow Rock Nora Howell Erma Brown Woodie Hall Mary and Lorene Piper John Howell Charlie Piper Ralph Brown John Hall

City Council Proceedings Items and Decisions

The council referred petitions for nine fountains on the public square to committee and ordered two fountains placed on the square with committee to locate them. Ernest Martin received permission to repair the Tron building at Martins block. Boiler Compound referred to committee with power to act. Street and Alley committee to estimate street oiling costs and inspect an alley behind L. A. Gaunt. License for Wingfield & Co restaurant revoked and refund ordered. Jno A Peck and Wm Holmes appointed water works engineers for three months at $50 each. Resolutions on Jno B Spangler’s death adopted. Ollie Irvin damages ignored. Wm Schreckler’s salary increased $10 monthly. Clerk prohibited from issuing pool hall licenses without council approval.

Ernest Martin Martins Block Etre L. A. Gaunts Jno Wingfield and Co Wingfield & Co A, Peck Holmes B. Spangler Ollie Irvin Wm. Schreckler

Big Trees of Calaveras National Forest Noted in Two Groves

In Calaveras County North Grove two groves hold giants with ten trees at 25 feet or more in diameter and over 70 between 15 and 25 feet. The Pather of the Forests lay fallen, once about 450 feet tall with ground diameter over 40 feet. Bark thickness ranges from six inches to two feet. Giants among sugar pines and yellow pines reach up to 10 feet diameter and 275 feet in height.

Calaveras National Forest Calaveras County

For Sale Native Lumber Cheap at Wilton Springs

Local classified notice lists native lumber for sale by J R Kaylor at Wilton Springs. No contact details provided.

Wilton Springs J. R.kaylor

Slaves to Gold and the World of Wealth

A reflective piece argues that society values wealth over character, noting that a well-dressed, cash-rich man outranks a brainy scholar who is poor. It questions social norms that tie virtue to purse size and laments the sting of gold as the root of many evils. It ends with a defense of happiness at home over luxury.

Iéddera

Land Drawing Details From Higginaville Advance

Attorney Fred L Burgan visits Higginaville and outlines an upcoming land drawing. Registration runs July to August 5 at Missoula Calispell and Spokane for Flathead Coeur dAlene and Spokane reservations. Drawing occurs at Coeur dAlene on August 9 with settlement windows April 1 to September 1 next year. Parties may register in all three areas but may claim only one.

Fred L. Burgan Goeur d’Aleng Idaho J. H Higginaville

Washclean sample claims gentle on fabrics

A concise blurb asserts Washclean is mild and safe for all washable garments. It urges readers to ask their grocer for a sample, presenting a simple promotional message with limited details.

Gample

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