Local Items From Marshall and Nearby Visits
Circuit court session scheduled for next week. Reuben George of Woodson and Robin King from near Little Hook stopped by yesterday and renewed, while Earl Hendricks and family visited from near Fairville. Eugene Mitchell of Kansas City visits his parents J. J. Mitchell this week. Nancy Hancock arrives from Wood Lake Nebraska to attend the Lamkin Tucker wedding. Georgia Brunaugh returns to St. Louis after a month with Georgie Bruce. Joseph Leonard on two months furlough with his parents. Jacob VanDyke Jr. leaves for Nyssa Oregon for the summer with his uncle. Mary Heilert of Warrenton visits brother J. J. Witt and cannot return due to high water. Mrs W H Fletcher and daughter Mrs W R Bruce arrive from Ft. Worth Texas. Bruce ill. Harry Myers travels from southern Kentucky, hindered by high water. Pierce Burroughs and wife pause in Marshall en route to Chattanooga Tennessee. Virgie Lewis, former Miss Burroughs, and Mrs A T Palmer host Mrs Palmer’s daughters Nellie and Mabel from Clarendon Arkansas. Bessie Palmer drowned while water-skiing weeks ago. E H Eilers returns from Elmhurst Seminary to begin studies toward Evangelical ministry. Ladies Missionary Society of Memorial Presbyterian near Napton holds meeting at Mrs C C Barnett’s. Mt Olive society invited. New pastor and a missionary to China attend. informal program and noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hendricks
Little Son
Fairville
Eugene Mitchell
Kansas City
J. J. Mitchell
Nancy Hancock
Wood Lake
Neb
Georgia Brunaugh
St. Louis
Georgie Bruce
Mary Heilert
Warrenton
J. J. Witt
W. H. Fletcher
W. R. Bruce
Ft. Worth
Tex
Bruce
Harry Myers
Kentucky
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Napton
C. C. Barnett
Marshall
Mt. Olive Society
China
Myer’s and Bell’s Dress Goods Sale Announcement
Myer’s and Bell’s offer skirt suit and jumper lengths in fancy and plain colors and blacks from regular stock at a discount of 33 1-3 percent.
Umbrellas Offered At 98 Cent Sale Price
Advertises umbrellas priced at 98 cents with a mer cerized cloth and Paragon frame. Describes a good selection of handles and claims value versus a higher $1.48 normal price. Marketing tone suggests bargain in a small items column.
Schoolteacher in a sylvan summer romance begins
Leslie Burton, a cheerful schoolteacher staying in a romantic collage, learns a boy will arrive at the house soon. A wandering young man sharing her picnic spot pretends indifference, then reveals he is the boy’s guardian and smiles at the chance of a growing connection between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebe
Leslie
Cleansing Bark of Fruit Trees for Spring Care
The Agricultural Epitomist urges washing every orchard tree twice yearly with strong soap. Destroy caterpillars as nests appear to curb numbers rapidly. Encourage wrens by building small entrance boxes to shelter them, so small birds deter sparrows and keep pests in check.
Restore Barren Fruit Trees With Soil and Manure
Old trees failing to yield profit can be revived by digging around the roots, pulverizing the soil, and applying well rotted manure mixed with soil. Two weeks later top dress with wood ashes. For peach apricot and plum trees manure yields best results. If vitality remains after pruning, consider replacement. After 3 or 4 years seed to clover or hog pasture. otherwise cultivate without a crop.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Reuben George of
Woodson
Robin King
Near Little Hook
Joseph Leonard
Mrs
Abiel Leonard
Jacob VanDyke, Jr
Nyssa
Oregon
W.B. VanDyke
Pierce Burroughs
Cdl
Chattanooga
Tenn
Burroughs
Virgie Lewis
A. T. Palmer
Nellie
Mabel
Clarendon
Ark
E. H. Eilers
Elmhurst
A. HL. Eilers
Arrow Rock
Eden College
Evangelical Church
Armour and Cudahy
Star Tobacco
Ib Gores
Eaer
Jeanoe
White House
White Houses
Millinery Department
Taylor’s Cash Dept. Store
MYER
S & Bell’s
Manchester Cambrics I2ic
Daily Story Pub. Ca
Leslie Burton
Martin
Leslie Tol
George
Harvard Sante
Chayters
Prince Charming
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarah Fever
Paria
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