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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
4
County residents attended church events and social gatherings in Marshall and nearby towns. Many visits to family homes occurred, with guests from Kansas City and Illinois. A Ladies Aid market and ice cream supper was planned for Saturday July Lat, while students and musicians engaged in local activities.
John Kennedy Shackelford and Lester Hut chison shipped a car load of sheep to Kansas City Sunday. F. E. Rigneys barn burned Tuesday afternoon between two and three o'clock, destroying two horses with hay and corn. Fire likely started from burned rubbish in the barn during fore moon. Mrs. Baer and Milton returned to Belbolt Kansas after visiting sister Mrs. A B Wingfield. Mrs. Mary Sheridan and Miss Delores Judge, previously ill, are improving. Walter Jennings moved from this place to Slater, to take charge of his new post, a move greatly regretted by all.
O T H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and deadly cough. The advertisement touts the remedy as infallible for coughs and lung troubles and offers trial bottles free with a guaranteed purchase.
T M Ehler topped the Marshall shoot though not the high man. Dr W L Sharp reports a fine basket dinner at Prospect church near Ayres and hopes to attend again. Elijah McClain heads to Montana Thursday. 47 years ago he traveled by wagon and fought Indiana and white men were killed. Concord church to meet Sunday. Nelson beat Little Rock 4 to 0 in a Sunday ball game here. Guy Walker and Dilliam Victor were Marshal and victor last week. Albert Moore and Beatrice Traut from Lexington visited Mrs Penney's Monday. Mr and Mrs Fisher stayed on their farm for several days. George Pearson Sr fell into the river Monday but escaped with help. River rising then falling. Dan Ehler seen as a wherman. Miss Clintworth visiting Renton county.
Elm Grove reports Oscar Schmidt from Wherton Texas notes chews selling at 50c per gallon. Mrs G W LaRue visits Napton relatives. Miss Rose LaRue visits aunt. Miss Rena Barbee visits. Mr Will Godman Saturday. Mrs Chas Ruff and Edith entertain friends last Wednesday. Attendees include Miss Minnie Mumford Elisa Mumford Mrs Booker daughter Kate Wiseman Ruby Motter Mrs Gus Schmidt Mrs Orville Crump Hattie Shanks visiting sister Mrs Orville Crump. Lon LaRue Carl Schmidt at har inter. Mrs Lawrence's 1.
Services were conducted at Pontesaw Chapel last Sunday by Rev Groat followed by a basket dinner under the trees. Albert Woolery and Miss Mabel Diciacon of Marshall visited her parents Mr and Mrs W Dickason. Grandma Spry of near Malta visited her daughter Mrs Jone Raines this week. Neighborhood youths attended Children’s Day at Malta Bend last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Fenner and family and Mrs Charles Steffen and children visited Sam Moritz and wife. J K Graves of Marshall, a local chicken hunter, traveled through the area last Monday and Wednesday. Mrs C W Dickason, previously sick, is much improved.
Miss Lucy Dowden visited Mt Leonard while Mrs A Washburn and daughter Helen traveled to Higginsville. Lydia and Amanda Schwenzen left for Cole Camp after visiting Mr and Mrs Eichoff. Maude Harris shopped in town and rode to Marshall with Ruth Britenstein. Harold Drummelier returned from four years in the navy for a visit. Lucy and Frances Maddox left for Versailles. Trips to Kansas City noted for Brunkhorst Brunkhorst and Richart party. Joe Rollins visited Slater while Farris Rollins from Kansas City came Sunday.
Mrs J P Pemberton of Marshall Missouri testifies she suffered kidney disease for years and was bedbound with edema and headaches. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Franklin's Drug Store her condition improved rapidly, kidneys strengthened, and she recovered fully over a year ago. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co New York agents United States. Remember the name Dean's.
Mrs B Nightwine remains very ill at this writing. Mrs Luther Treece is ill this week. A Cook called at Marshall on Saturday. A sizable crowd spent Sunday at McAlister Springs.
MT. LEONARD MISSIONS AND COMMUNITY VISITS INCLUDE MISS Mildred and Margaret Cassidy return to Columbia after extended visit with Dr Tuttle and wife. Several residents travel to nearby towns. updates note a family wedding, a move to Moberly, and multiple social calls. An accident injures Mrs Wright. she sprains her ankle and dislocates a shoulder but is improving under doctor care.
A New Prospect Children Day gathering drew a large crowd from the vicinity. Mrs. R. H. Smith of Marshall visited relatives here. Warren Donohoe left for Washington Thursday. Mrs. Coons visits her son Clarence and family. Farmers are busy putting up.
Mrs. W. B. Laurie was in town several days. Mrs. J. H. Davidson and daughter Willie visited Higbee relatives. Miss Mary Taylor of Paramington Mo. visited Miss Bess Swinney. Ray H. Kirk and wife returned from Fayette. Mrs. J. W. Jordan left for St Joseph relatives. E F Fowler home from Kansas City helping father in elevator. Miss Bertha Heinzler departed for Shackelford relatives. Dick Cleick of Kansas City visiting J B Smith. Glen Lucas of Leavenworth staying with relatives. J P Moore and wife with S V Daniel family. Chas Genser returned from Kansas. C H O Lebmbrock traded house for Canada land with W E Cheatham. J W Cheatham and family dined with J B Swinney. Mrs. L L Ladd in Kansas City. Louis Bohlken and wife with relatives in Moberly. D Norvell and family with R L Haines in Slater.
Emma H. Dankenbring made a special trip to Sedilia Monday. Miss Anna Vogthes left our village for Sweet Springs. A and Wm Bruns left Wednesday for Stafford Kansas to work in harvest fields. Miss Emily Stumperhaus left for Carrolton to visit Ad Evert. Fred Bartmann's new building is nearly completed.
Rev. Bolton will preach in the morning evening and at night at the church yard dinner. Everyone invited including members of other churches. Bring well filled baskets for a pleasant day. Guests included J. Cole Emmett Cole Mina Nadine Denny and Mr and Mrs A E Riley and Pearl at L Allen’s near Malta Bend. Pearl assisted in choir and May Masterson visiting Marshall while farmers note dry weather and growing grain.
Short notes report a basket dinner at Concord on Sunday June 25 with invitations for all to bring well-fired baskets. Local social updates list visits among neighbors, school events at St Saviors Academy in Marshall, and various family gatherings including extended kin near Napton and Arrow Rock.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Dr Ball and a Pine Tar Honey product. The readable portion hints at a local notice or ad style listing. Names and details are incomplete. the item presents as a brief public notice or promotional snippet without clear action or outcome.
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