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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

3

County News Social Roundup Visits and Seasonal School Posts

Mrs Henry Montgomery visited her son Fred Montgomery and family last Sunday. Miss Nana Hall of Slater takes Anticeb school for winter. Della and Ora Nightwine visited Mesdames Crowder and Van Buskirk earlier in the week. Edna Akemat takes Oak Grove School near Sweet Springs for winter. Liz Barger and family visited J T Witcher last Sunday. Henry Montgomery visited J P Wilson last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marion Hudson and Mrs Sue Pulium and children visited George Akeman last Sunday.

Henry Montgomery Fred Montgomery Nana Hall Slater Della Ora Nightwine Mesdames Marion Hudsop Sue Pulium George Akemans

Annual reunion at Pisgah crowds hindered by weather

The annual reunion was held at Pisgah on Sunday June 14 with a good crowd despite rain. Rev Barbee of Palmyra Mo preached two sermons. Local residents visited relatives and shopped in nearby towns as the river remained high, nearing 1903 levels.

Pisgah Barbee Palmyra

Water covers Blue Lick low grounds over weekend

Blue Lick residents report floodwaters covering the low bottoms since last Friday. J M Dennis attended Children’s Day exercises in Herndon last Sunday. W F Dennis traveled to Marshall Monday on business. Wesley Patterson leaves Monday for hunting in Montana until September. Santa Mounie and wife visited father-in-law last Sunday. Water kept people from Sunday School last Sunday. W P Luce to preach at Blue Lick church next Sunday at eleven AM and again at night.

J. M. Dennis Herndon W. F. Dennis Marshall Wesley Patterson Montana Santa Mounie W. P. Luce Blue Lick

Couple travels. locals visit over weekend

Mien Lalete Lawless went home Sunday with Miss Lillian Hensick of near Little Rock for a few days visit. W. P. Lawless and wife and Mrs. Bettie Townsend were viewing the big muddy Sunday afternoon. Mrs. D. L. Watts visited Monday at the home of her.

Mien Lalete Lawless Lillian Hensick Near Little Rock W. P. Lawless Bettie Townsend Big Muddy D. L. Watts Elmer Smith Lillian Baker Lexington Smith Ida Smith Kansas City G. E. Shanklin Florence Poteel Sedalia Mary Sloan Gem Binkley L. E. Simeral

A Little Talk About Corsets

In this age there is a corset for every figure and there is no reason why any woman should have a figure out of proportion or unfashionable. There is no reason why a woman should not be comfortable. If you're too stout or too slim, or your figure is not well proportioned, proper corseting will greatly correct the faults. We can fit you in either a Henderson or a G D Just rite and give some thing worth having a perfect fit.

Local Notices and Social Roundup from Sweet Springs

Miss Kitsie Witcher visits Miss Rose Haggard and many others attend family gatherings. The Bethlehem event follows heavy rains. Local residents visit kin in Warrensburg, Kansas City, Clinton, Morrisville, and Sedalia. The Sweet Springs Commercial Club to celebrate the Fourth of July with community events.

Lucretia Halsey Seda Ial Sweet Springs Commercial Club Jvitisens

White's Island residents fear hotel loss from high waters

Misses Carrie Callaway and Minnie Lee visited Mia, N. J. Fletcher and daughter Katherine. Will Earp and family moved to Waverly due to rising waters. N. J. Fletcher and family moved to Charley Miller's place. Islanders keep constant watch as Mrs. W. E. Fletcher remains ill.

Carrie Callaway Minnie Lee Mia N. J. Fletcher Katherine Will Earp Waverly Charley Miller Mra W. E. Fletcher

Oth VanBeskirk Visits Chas VanBuskirk Sunday

Oth VanBeskirk visited Chas VanBuskirk's Sunday. J BR Harrin and Miss Maggie Blakely and Samuel Lee and Miss Maud Blakely were dinner guests of F Cole and wife at Melta Bond Sunday.

Oth VanBeskirk Chas. VanBuskirk J. BR. Harrin Maggie Blakely Samuel Lee Maud Blakely F. Cole Melta Bond Sun

Local Visits Note Households and Guests

Mrs Davie Hall called on Mrs Arthur Hulse Sunday evening. James Hook and family spent Sunday evening at Edward Blakelys. Samuel Pittman returned Tuesday from a week’s visit in Cass county. Miss Lillie Schrader spent days this week with Mrs James Turner and family. John Lee and wife spent Sunday at Ed Speer’s.

Davie Hall Arthur Hulse James Hook Edward Blakely Samuel Pittman Cass County Lillie Schrader James Turner

Rose Valley News Narrows In On Farm Life And Weddings

The Rose Valley column notes wheat near harvest and corn plowing pending good weather. Local families host visitors, attend church and events, with several wedding plans and a Pisgah church reunion mentioned. Sunday guests and kinship visits appear throughout the week with multiple neighborhoods cited.

Slater J B Ervine Weds Miss Dora Grisham in Glasgow

Slater J B Ervine, the town’s popular barber, married Miss Dora Grisham of Glasgow at the bride’s home on Tuesday morning. Owing to high water, few of Slater’s friends could attend and Ervine faced delays reaching Glasgow by rail, river, and skiff. A large crowd watched a Tuesday afternoon ball game between the Sons and Daughters of Jerusalem and the United Brotherhood of Friends, two colored teams, with Jerusalemites winning 6 to 2. J K Dulaney reports a successful special sale. Most railroad workers are laid off due to crippled train service.

J.B. Ervine Dora Grisham Glasgow Slater Mr. Ervine Jerusalem J. K. Dulaney

Sun day School Class Enjoys Friday Evening Games

Miss Willie Jones entertained a Sunday school class Friday evening with parlour games. Refreshments included cake peaches and cream. Miss Lula Thomas returned home Thursday after visiting Windsor with Elva Ru, her friend.

Willie Jones Lula Thomas Windsor Mise Elva Ru

Beas Hutson narrowly escapes drowning on way to Blue Lick

In Herndon the headline notes a near-drowning incident involving Bea Hutson during Sunday morning travel to Blue Lick. The town reports the Herndon Telephone Co. settling all claims at a meeting Monday and starting in a prosperous condition. Various local notes follow including visits, a burial at Hazel Grove, and a Children’s Day program at Cumberland Presbyterian church.

Bea Hutson Blue Lick Herndon Telephone Co J. 8. Harrison Gant Chas Crowder Hazel Grove Cemetery Opal Wiley Hughesville J. F. Aulgar Marshall Jimmie Huff W. ©. Huff Cumberland Presbyterian Church John Mikels Harve Faulconer Salt Springs T. J. Johnson

Dinner Guests Pay Callers Visit and Local Harvest Notes

Mrs D P Finley of Warrensburg and daughter Mrs Janie Riffe were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C W Gorrell Monday. Services planned at Salem Baptist on the 21st at eleven. Mrs Chas Sellers and Mrs Arthur McAllister visited W Gorrells. Blackwater river is very high with rain delaying crops. Farmers discouraged as corn planting wanes. Wheat harvest has begun. heat is noted in the area.

D. P. Finley Warrensburg Janie Riffe C. W. Gorrell Salem Baptist Durch Chas. Sellers Arthur McAllister

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