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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
3
County residents hosted dinners and visits as Miss Virginia Edmonds returned from Miam i and Imogene Webster came home from Nashville. Community events included an ice cream social at Harmony church to benefit the church, a Baptist Sunday School program, a Wierary and musical at the Christian church, and Rebekah entertainment at Odd Fellows hall. Local health notes, travels, and family updates accompany the social roundup.
Mrs P. 8 Reynolds and Miss Julia Morris visited relatives in Slater this week. Sam Reynolds left Sunday for a few days with homefolks in Mimi. Miss Annie Dickson spent last week in Marshall. A N Dickson and family visited relatives in Slater Sunday. Jack Dysart and wife passed through en route to Marshall. Odd Fellows decoration exercises were held in Arrow Rock. Mia John Case and daughter visited Gold Howell Monday. Artie Morris lost a mule killed by lightning in last Tuesday’s storm. Eddie Brown and wife visited relatives this week. Lora Dickson spent a few days in Napton with her aunt Mrs E H Harvey.
Neighbor updates note visits among Laughlin Markham and Harris families. Reager and Dierking families share meals and attend services. Maude Harris shopped in Sweet Springs while Frences Reager and Besse Knott visited. Haying underway. bay crop fine though short. wheat nearly cut. corn fair. pastures shrinking. Reverend Trader preached at New Home. Other small social mentions footnote community life.
A Manilla New York carpenter praises Bucklen's Amnica Salve noting it heals cuts wounds burns and skin eruptions. He claims it has no equal for boils scalds chapped skin and fever sores and mentions its price as five cents at P. H. Franklin's.
NEW FRANKFORT reports Wil Eichman of Arrow Rock visiting his brother in law W M Suppe on Friday as the letter improves. Miss Hazel Haines of Mt. Leonard spent Sunday with sister Mrs Hubert Page. Ed Wilming, wife and baby returned from the wear. The weather remains dry with a general call for rain. Helen Butts of Gilater spent a few days with sister Mrs Phil Reidenbach.
Buck Eye Miss Preda Stephens ends her music lessons as Ernest reappears unexpectedly. A busy travel week in Buck Eye prompts questions about A. C. Porter’s Sunday guest and a curiosity about a young woman seen near Good Hope neighborhood on Thursday.
Local notes report cutting wrap up and threshing ahead. Several residents like Clarence Taylor and a companion enjoyed buggy rides Sunday evening. A nameless man visited J H Wilson’s home and promised to stay. John Duren searched for fancy mules while A J Thornton visited Saline City. Bob Johnson and James Thornton plow corn on nearby farms as Barney Colt plows for the first time. Martin Larman stacks hay and clover has a promising quantity.
Fragmented OCR style notes report visiting kin and health hints. Mentions Mrs Winslow Mestern Blanch Townsend Obed Noble Harry Howard Eadie Brown Grace Higginbotham and J T Towns. Mentions Marshall Nelson Towndeed and family activities with sparse dates and places.
SWEET SPRINGS residents report P. L. Scruggs improving after a buggy accident caused by a frightened horse. T. J. Johns stayed with his sister Mrs. EB Poster. Rev. G. E. Shanklin receives July vacation from the Christian church. Numerous local trips include Mrs. Robt. Rally visiting in St Louis and C. B. Mason’s Chicago medical-degree return to Oregon. Visitors from Kansas City and Marshall mingle with local hires and shoppers as several families travel and host.
Dr J D Bucher returned home to Virginia after visiting his son. The band boys gave their first concert here Saturday night. Mrs T B Quisenberry returns to Mountain Grove Missouri after visiting relatives. Mrs Charley Cameron and Gideon visit relatives in Odespa. Misses Belle and Birdie Rector return from Denver where they studied. Miss Anna Brown visited friends last week. Mrs Waleh Clark left for Oklahoma to visit relatives. The Franklin Stock company performs at the Airdome this week. Miss Ethel Hamley visited her sister in Moberly and attended the fair. Winfrey Lewis and wife travel to Kansas City to see his ill mother. Members from Marshall attended the K P supper here Monday night. James Allen and wife of near Clay Center were shopping here Saturday.
Take Dr King’s New Life Pills at first sign of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver stomach and bowels and build up health. Only 2e at P H Franklins.
Marshall resident C B Kibler mingled with friends in Arrow Rock on Tuesday. Rev Moritz returned from Boonville with his guest brother for a day or two. Mrs L A Wilmarth of Cooper shopped in town Tuesday. Mrs Linwood Davis and son George of Boonville and G H Dickson of Jefferson City visited Watson Diggs over the weekend. A cemetery association supper drew good attendance with about 79 proceeds. Kate Swinney attended the supper as a guest of her grandmother Minerva Bingham. R E Beasley, ill for several days, is reported better today. Bess ie and Mary Odell Inez Brown from the county and Porter Watts and sister Dot were guests of D L Watts and family earlier in the week. Henry Eilers and wife were dinner guests of J A HL Bierbaum and family Sunday. Mrs Arch Naytor and children went to Napton Sunday.
Mrs Cleveland Cark made a pleasant call at J. J. Scotts on Monday afternoon. Farmers busy with hay and wheat harvests and corn look fine despite brauth. Mrs R W Finley has been sick. Neighbors visited Blue Lick Springs. Mr and Mrs James Scott and Frances shopped in Marshall. A big basket dinner is planned at Salem the first Sunday in July with Rev Anderson of St Louis expected.
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