Deaths: Joseph Bunbury and Margaret Boyd pass away
Joseph Bunbury, aged 66, died at his Benton Ave home after a long illness. A Virginian by birth, he moved to St Louis in 1839 and later to the city, with two marriages noted and a Mexican War veteran status. His funeral was held at the M E Church South with Rev J S Smith officiating, burial in Bellefontaine. Margaret M Boyd, former Saline resident, died at 67 in Chelsea Oklahoma, survived by two children and two stepchildren, with Catholic service and burial at Ridge Park Cemetery after a reception at Walker's Undertaking Parlors. Eight pallbearers were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bunbury
Maurhall
Benton Ave
Bunbury
Mr. Bunbury
King George County
Virginia
St. Louis
Lucinda Kincaid
Mary Wilson
Methodist Church, South
Centenary Church
J. Louis
M. E. Church
South
J. 8. Smith
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Margaret M. Boyd
Saline
Sam Boyd
Chelsea
Oklahoma
Sam
Isabel Boyd
Porter Boyd
U.S
Halifax
New Poundland
Frank Boyd
Rheim
Clarkson
Boyd
Walker
Ridge Park Cemetery
Father O'Neill
Mra Boyd
D. D. Duggine
T. H. Harvey
BR. B. Taylor
J. Mitchell
Abe Allenburg
Geo, Lankford
Obituary: Robert Jones Dies in Saline County
Robert Jones died at his sister Mary Woods home in Saline County in June 1912. Born December 21, 1850 in Lafay ette County, he moved to Saline at age 13. He joined Elmwood Baptist Church at 26, married Belle Brown, and had three children Virgil Louise and the daughter. Survived by brothers Isaiah Melon James and sister Mary E Woods. Funeral at Rimwood Baptist Church. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
Mary E. Woods
Saline County
Lafayette County
Saline
Elmwood Baptist Church
A. J. Wright
Mise Belle Brown
Sion
Ma Virgil
Louise
Yas
Mre
Mary BE
Woods
Isaiah
Meleon
James Jones
Rimwood Baptist Church
Monroe Jones
Elmwood Cemetery
Greenlee McHugh Nuptials Held in Kansas City
Greenlee-McHugh nuptials unite Greenlee daughter of Mo Greenlee and Mra. John A Greenlee with John McHugh of Kansas City. Ceremony performed by Father Cy prean at St Patrick's Church Kansas City. Wedding breakfast followed at the home site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Nelle Greenlee
John A. Greenlee Wen
John McHugh
Kanas City
Cyprean
St Patrick's Church
Kansas City
Marshall
Card of Thanks and Teehack of Thanks?
Card of thanks from Mary with an unclear message thanking friends and family for support. The legible parts mention gratitude for help and imply a communal loss or event, but the text is garbled and incomplete leaving many unreadable names and specifics.
Cyclone Rips Through Missouri Johnson County Area
Saturday storm brings death and destruction across southern Johnson and northern Henry counties. Don Carlos and wife killed as their two story farmhouse is crushed. Milner sisters blown away, then found distant in a field. Dozens dead in Missouri Kansas City area and Drexel reporting multiple fatalities. Weather-linked fatalities continue across Ohio Indiana and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baline County
Johnson County
Missouri
St. Louis
Butler
Harrisonville
Lacygne
Kan
Drexel
Galloway
Ohio
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Missouri Lines
Warrensburg
Henry County
Shawnee Mound
Leeton
Don Carlos
Carlos
Misses Milmer
Ben McCord
E. E. Pentecost
Rutherland
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area
A string of property transfers recorded in Marshall shows numerous deeds. Dan B Witcher transfers lot 10 block 4 Hudson addition to William D Bush. multiple parcels change hands among Mary E Jones, J C Hanley, Daisy H Powell, Lillies B Marshall, Emmett Page, Eliza C Hanley, W Leonard Abney, Saline Co Fair Association, Samuel Allen, John Rector, John W Phillips, Geo M Blackburn, W H Steverson, J W C Fletcher, and W M Booker in various blocks and acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan B Witcher
William D Bush
Hudson Addition
Marshall
Mary E Jones
R L Hanley
J C Hanley
Daisy H Powell
Lillies
Emmett Page
D F. Crockett
Park Place Marshall
Eliza C Hanley
R. L. ‘Haley
W. Leonard i Abney
Semna M & Jowsoh
Chaffee
Henry Gerkin
Louie ‘Monegali
Geo M Blackburn
N Tucker Lote
Slater
H Steverson
Samuel Allen
Mt. Leonard
W C Fletcher
J G Goodwin
Henry Thomas
Gillam Wie
M Booker
Albert Williams
East Marshall
Single Tax Amendment Editorial in Missouri
Marshall Republican urges public debate on a proposed November ballot change to tax land only, warning it would overhaul revenue rules. Editor A. J. Haynes calls for a county wide meeting at Marshall courthouse and invites input from various sections. Dated June 17, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Republican
Missouri
Court House
Marshall
A. J. Haynes
Pie committees formed for big celebration appeal for pies
An appeal seeks at least 600 pies for a large celebration with two pie committees named. The Urst committee includes Miss Exsie Marshall, Miss Mary Davis and Miss Lillian Barnum. The other committee lists Mrs C G Sparks, Miss Annie Brice, Mrs Josie Prior and Mrs Dan Porter. Additional committees for Pageantry and Decoration are named, with several members listed. Members are urged to notify any committee member if able to furnish pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
D. Co
Urst
Exsie Marshall
Mary Davis
Lillian Barnum
C. G. Sparks
Annie Brice
Josie Prior
Dan Porter
A. H. Stephene
J. P. Huston
T. H. Harvey
R. C. Horne
A. M. Stephens
W. C. Gordon
Barn Fire Destroys Mason's Barn and Supplies
Struck by lightning Geo. Mason of southeast of town lost his barn Friday afternoon to fire. In addition to the barn, he suffered loss of corn and feed stored within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mason
Edson Rowland and Willis Rowland Unite in Marriage
Edson Rowland daughter of Will Rowland of South Redman Ave and Richard Edson of this city wed Friday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. B. T. Wharton. The couple will reside in Marshall and receive well wishes for a long, prosperous married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Willis Rowland
Will Rowland
South Redman Ave
Richard Edson
B. T. Wharton
Marshall
Church Notes and Local Sermons Highlight Conventions
Church notes report Ruth Rose Grace Rolof son and Mary Piper attend the national Y W C A convention in Montare Arkansas while Rev and Mrs B T Wharton go to the state Christian church meeting in Brookfield and plan to join daughters in Topeka Kansas. Dr W H Black delivers a sermon at the M B Church South. Christian Science study at 11 a m on a universe evolving by atomic force. Rev A M Buchanan of Moberly to preach at Mt Horeb Sunday June 23 at 11 am with invitation to all. Mt Horeb ladies meet with Mrs W A S Hyland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rose
Grace Rolofson
Mary Piper
Montare
Ark
Mra
A. M. Buchanan
Moberly
Mt. Horeb
Mt. Horeb Presbyterian Church
W. A
Hyland
Henry Shirk
W. K. Mahard
C. T. Blayney
Dee Garrett
County Fair association plans August races and exhibits
Stockholders met in the county courthouse to approve a county fair on August 13 15 and 16 with a regular program of races and exhibits. The fair aims for success and seeks widespread cooperation from the community. Premium list to be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Fair Association
Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Post Office List 1912
Uncalled for letters remaining in the Marshall Missouri post office as of June 10 1912 will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not called for within 15 days. Names listed include Mra Cattie Hays T C Andrews two Bernice Hodgen Rev L Clark W A Colley John Dowery Rev Munger D O North L W Van Dyke P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Mo
Washington, D. C
Mra
Cattie Hays
T. C. Andrews
Bernice Hodgen
L Clark
W. A. Colley
John Dowery
Rev
Munger
D. O. North
L. W. van Dyke
P. M
Will Recover Henry Tatum From Powder Explosion
Henry Tatum, Grand Pass merchant, badly burned last week, is improving and likely to recover. Dra Walker and Brown attend him. initial fears of blindness fade as his sight returns. he remains blemished but on the mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Tatum
Grand Pass
Dra. Walker and
Brown
Mr. Tatum
Forgetful Bride Delays Wedding For Henry Drake Tale
Henry Drake and Alice Smell listed among those who secured marriage licenses last week. Drake says the bride, a Fayette belle, did not appear though he met all trains. He expects another plea and a future big time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drake
Col. Marshall
Alice Smell
Col
Marshall
Mr. Drake
Weber Hotel
Fayette
Births in Coffeyville and by McDonough couple
Mr and Mrs Frank Wettach of Coffeyville Kansas announce the birth of a daughter on June 9. A daughter named Mary Frances was born to Mr and Mrs Ed McDonough on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Wettach
Coffeyville, Kansas
Ed McDonough
Mary Frances
Barn Fire Destroys Robt Evane’s Barn on West Arrow
A Sunday morning fire at Robt Evane’s barn behind his West Arrow residence prompted a prompt response from the fire department though the barn could not be saved. The livestock in the vicinity were all rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arrow
Taft forces win first convention test at noon session
The convention opened with a Taft backed vote defeating Roosevelt plans to seat 92 Roosevelt delegates. Senator Root chaired as Taft supporters outpaced Roosevelt in initial balloting 502 to Tripled by broader clashes over contested delegates. Roosevelt kept fighting, while Hadley and Allen spoke on purging tainted delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Elihu Root
Pes Oye
McGovern
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Senator Root
Gov
Hadley
Henry J. Allen
Dowell
Ashington
Hemenway
National Committee
Roosevelt Forces Push Purge Of Delegates At Convention
At the Chicago conference Roosevelt campaign leaders including Governor Hadley and G. W. Perkins debated whether to send the Hadley resolution to the credentials committee or to use it as the opening move. Roosevelt appeared in command, issuing field orders as allies argued over tactics on the convention's second day. The Kansas City Star report notes uncertainty about a retreat from the push and the looming clash with Taft aligned delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Coliseum
Governor Hadley
Roosevelt
G. W. Perkins
Gifford Pinchot
Hadley
Roosevelt Ladec
Rae
National Committee
Credentials Committee
Taft
Karsas City
Couple Mason Duren Gee and Misa Maud Duren Wed at Higginsville
Mason Duren Gee, a chef at the Ruff, and Misa Maud Duren were quietly married at Higginsville on Wednesday evening and will reside at the Ruff. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Duren of West North. The wedding was not a runaway as some had reported. The couple has the best wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee, Mason
Misa Maud Duren
Higginsville
Mine Duren
John Duren
West North
Collated names from Slater to Omaha in listed notes
A compact ledger of individuals including John Houston Mamie Smith and W H James, across Slater Miami Omaha and Marshall, with scattered initials and misspellings indicating a directory or notice. includes M M Johnson Geo B H Mason Maed Duran Chan Garrett Ned Minsie Jakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Houston
Slater
Mamie Smith
Miami
M. M. Johnson
Geo
Mason
Marshall
Maed Duran
Marehaill
Chan
Garrett
Omaha
Ned Minsie Jakes
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greenlee-McHugh
Mary
A. H. Stephens
Me Produce Co
Enon
Edson
Rowland
Our County Fair
Bolt
Rosewater
Col. Roosevelt
Dark Horse
Aenero
Associa Press
Kansas City Star
Mason Duren
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