Nupials of Dr Charles Lawless and Miss Mary Louise McMahan
The Methodist church at Shiloh hosted the June 18 ceremony for Dr Charles Lawless of Napton and Miss Mary Louise McMahan of Napton. Rev W H Black led the service at 8:30 pm with ushers Tully Pence and Luther James. The couple, who will reside in Napton after July 1, left for St Louis after a brief reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Charles Lawless
Napton
Mary Louise Mc- Mahan
W. H. C. Mc- Mahan
W. H. Black
Tully Pence
Luther James
Clayton Lamkin
Marshall
Lottie Pettis
Virginia Young
O. L. Hutchings
Marriage of Loyd Graybael and Myra McDonough at Crearville
Mr Loyd Graybael son of Geo Graybael of Crearville and Miss Myra McDonough daughter of Barney McDonough living four miles west of Marshall were married Wednesday evening June 19 at the bride’s home. Rev Charles E Thomas of the Presbyterian church performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride a niece of Tim McDonough is praised for her charm and sunny disposition. They plan to reside at Crearville where he is a progressive farmer. Attending were Mr and Mrs Tim McDonough Mr and Mrs William Holmes and Miss Orie West. A reception followed Thursday at the newlyweds’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Graybael
Geo. Graybael
Crearville
Myra McDonough
Barney McDonough
Marshall
Charles E. Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Tim McDonough
Groom's wedding at Crearville draws fifty guests
A groom celebrated at Crearville with about fifty guests in attendance and numerous handsome and useful presents received, marking a cheerful occasion in the community.
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Crearville
O'Neal Dead, Saline Landmark Passes at 80
Mr. W. O'Neal a long time resident of Marshall area died Monday June 17 1901 at 12 30 at his daughter Mrs Humphreys home four miles southwest of Marshall in his 81st year He had been feeble for months and his death was not unexpected Survived by three sons Thomas of Sweet Springs William and James of Herndon and daughter Mrs Humphrey Funeral and burial were held at Sweet Springs Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O'Neal
Saline
Humphrey
Marshall
Sweet Springs
Thomas
William and
James
Herndon
La Petite Club Enjoys Pleasant Afternoon at Miss Hupps
Miss Anna Hupp hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at her Eastwood residence for Misses Annette Francisco Estelle Francisco Bessie Yeagle Edna Brightwell Edna Armentrout Helen Rose and Frances McClure. The group savored a fine lawn, games, and refreshments of berries ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Petite Club
Anna Hupp
Eastwood
Hupp
Annette
Estelle Francisco
Bessie Yeagle
Edna Brightwell
Edna Armentrout
Helen Rose
Frances McClure
Quiet June wedding of Dr J W Horner
Dr J W Horner of Alma married Miss Susie Campbell on Wednesday June 19 at 9 am in the bride’s home 361 West Washington Rev Charles KE Thomas officiated. The couple will visit St. Louis then reside in Alma after July 1.
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J. W. Horner
Alma
Susie Campbell
Sarah C. Campbell
West
Washington Street
Charles KE. Thomas
Lafayette County
Marshall High School
Missouri Valley College
Alma School
Horner
Elmwood Couple Wed at Bride's Home
Clarence A. Davis and Miss Car tie A. Robson of Elmwood were married Wednesday evening June 16 at 8 o'clock at the bride's home. Rev. Mr. Appleby of Sweet Springs conducted the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Davis
Cartie A. Robson
Elmwood
Mr. Appleby
Sweet Springs
Mrs. C. B. Simcoe Hosts a Peony Luncheon at East North Street
Saturday afternoon Mrs. C. B. Simcoe entertained at her East North Street home with a six course peony luncheon for Miss Buckner of Paris Mo and a select group of guests. The table featured a white peony pyramid amid tulle and daisies, with each place marked by a peony bud and fern tied with satin. Chandelier decor echoed the floral theme. Courses included iced fruit, salads, mushrooms, charlotte russe cups, broiled chicken, vegetables, olives, ice cream molded as a bridal rose, macaroons, coffee, and mint cream. Mrs. Simcoe was praised as a host and the gathering deemed charming. Guests included Miss Buckner, Mesdames Leonard Johnston Moore Buckner Hall Armentrout Wood Noble Langan Murrell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Simcoe
East North Street
Buckner
Paris
Brije
Record Breaker Bull Attracts World Fair Attention
Missouri boasts the largest bull in the world near Marion. The monster stands six feet one inch tall and fifteen feet one inch long, weighs 3,000 pounds now, with potential to reach two and a quarter tons under Mr. S A Akins who oversees the animal.
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Missouri
Marion
S.A. Akins
La Crosse Lumber Co Operates Their Own Manufactory
The La Crosse Lumber Company operates its own manufactory, indicating in house production capabilities and vertical integration. The statement highlights self sufficiency in processing timber into finished goods within the same facility.
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LA Crosse Lumber CO
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O'Neal
Orth East Corne Vare
Ktch Aa
Mrs
Mesdames Abiel Leonard
Wilbur Johnston
Boonville
Paul B. Moore
Charleston
W. B. Mahon
St. Louis
C. M. Buckner
Wm. Pate
C. B. Goodwin
John R. Hall
S. W. Armentrout
Fannie Wood
Louise Noble
Agnes Langan
Minnie Murrell
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