Local Items Pack Week's Social and Business Notes
Local Items records a busy week of social visits and business in Marshall Missouri. Names include Miss Mary King Misses Genevieve Hagerty and Margarite Hagerty of Concordia Chas Meinershagen of Blackburn Mrs J E B Davis and her sons W A and J F P Davie near Napton Mrs K Scott to Huntaville Harley Spangler family at 47 W Fountain St Frank Campbell travels on real estate matters Houx Taylor visiting from Philadelphia P H Rea and J G Goodwin join Marshall Met of auto owners Richard Campbell suffers heart trouble D E Hammond heads to Houston for prospecting and many neighbors visit White's for goods.
Local Marshall notes and social updates in a busy week
A long list of Marshall residents and visitors is recorded. Miss Berenice Vance and Miss Lillian Barnum plan an extended western trip. Miss Margarite Schupp visits from San Antonio with Dr. and Mrs. Hardin. many others from Gilliam, Indianapolis, Bentonville, Denver, and Slater are mentioned for travel, visits, and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenice Vance
Lillian Barnum
Margarite Schupp
San Antonio
Texas
Mrs. Hardin
Nelson Record editor Varney weds Lillian Blair in Richmond
Varney F O Varney editor of the Nelson Record married June 10 to Miss Lillian Blair of Richmond Missouri. The note wishes them a pleasant prosperous life and journey ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Varney
The
Nelson Record
Lillian Blair
Richmond
Pennsylvania man joins colony as shoemaker then jailed for drunken madness
A man described as going crazy arrived in town last week and secured work as a shoemaker at the Colony in Pennsylvania. Monday morning he became unruly and was arrested and jailed. He was found to be mentally unbalanced and had consumed alcohol. He wrote a long piece of dry poetry blaming booze as the curse of mankind. The poetry showed signs of clear thinking despite its broken form.
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Pennsylvania
Correction on tragic accident involving Mr and Mrs Weasel child
The editor left town before facts were verified and the article misstated details. The child had not been sent upstairs as claimed and, while entertaining guests, children went upstairs unseen and found the matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Weasel
Chad
Republican
Formilg Wei Entertaining Company
Henry County Missouri Shows Shifting Wet and Dry Votes
In Henry County, Missouri, local option support swung over four years. Clin ton area stayed dry in 1907 then the county outside Clin ton voted dry by 1133 to 2379 out of 3671. only one precinct went wet. A statewide wet vote last fall flipped the county to wet by 29 in the same precincts. Kansas City Times notes the county’s last fall vote totaled 4242.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Missouri
Clinton
Kansas City
Week End and Sunday Excursion Rates Announced
Week End and Sunday Excursion Co. & A. R R offers a $2.60 round trip rate for all trains Saturday and Sunday except the Hummer to Kansas City good until 8 a. m. Monday, with Slater accommodation at $1.60 round trip. Depart Kansas City at 6:30 p.m. O. E. Hawthorne, Passenger agent.
Bridge proposal for Welden Springs across Missouri River
June 11 report from Bridge Washington notes Representative Borland introduces a bill to construct a Missouri River bridge at Welden Springs ten miles from St. Charles for the St. Louis Kansas City Electric Railway. Earlier bills covered bridges at St. Charles and Arrow Rock, with Welden Springs replacing the St. Charles site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borland
Missouri River
Welden Sprigs
St. Charles
St. Louis
Wells Fargo to Assume Pacific Express Role in Missouri
New Express Co the Pacific Express firm on Missouri Pacific lines will be replaced by Wells Fargo Company. Wells Fargo Express is said to be controlled by Harriman and Rockefeller interests. Pacific stock distribution shows Missouri Pacific 40 percent Wabash 20 percent Union Pacific 40 percent. Gould and Harriman lines exert rail control over Pacific operations.
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Pacific Express Company
Missouri Pacific
Wells Fargo Company
Wells Fargo & Company Express
Harriman
Rockefeller
Pacific Express
Wabash
Gould
Union Pacific
Gould and Harriman Lines
Pacific
Gaul Railroads
Egg Oneu Iron Mountain
Ills and Sickness Report From Marshall News
Among the sick list editor R G Sandidge is seriously ill Mrs J Waters is seriously ill at her daughter's home in southeast Marshall Mrs Bessie Duval of North Lafayette worsens M RS J D Billingsley and Mrs John Hinton near C A depot are sick Miss Hallie 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wil Burnett near Little Rock was taken to Kansas City for appendectomy by Dr Connell and returned home awaiting trip home J Q Moore east of town is quite sick Winfrey Lewin and wife with mother in Kansas City Hi B Bristow had a severe sick spell Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie
Wil Burnett
Little Rock
Kansas City
Winfrey Lewin
Birth of a ten pound boy at Wright residence
J. P. Fulkerson from Salt Springs reports a healthy ten pound boy arriving last night to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. He notes the mother doing well and that several doctors will be involved. Fulkerson then brought in his wife and daughter Mrs. A. L. Gilkerson, who left for Gilliam to visit Mrs. W. B. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Fulkerson
Salt Springs
Walter Wright
Wright
Fulkerson
A. L. Gilkerson
Gilliam
W. B. Richardson
First Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic and church events
The First Presbyterian Sunday School picnic is set for next Thursday June 29 at Wilton Springs. A basket dinner will follow at New Home Christian church near Elmwood on Sunday July 2 with preaching by Rev. Trader of Sedalia. All welcome, Christian Science subject for Sunday at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Wilton Springs
New Home Christian Church
Elmwood
Trader
Sedalia
Administratrix Notice of William E Killen Estate
Letters of Administration issued April 1 1811 for the estate of William E Killen deceased by the Probate Court of Latine County Missouri. Creditors must present claims within one year to Lura Killian Administratrix or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication barred.
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William E.killen
Latine
Missouri
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