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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
8
Local items list residents visiting relatives in Kansas City Paris Slater Warrensburg and Nevada. Names include E B Clawson Paul Simon J M Torre Mary Noonan Alonzo Dulaney H C Powers T E Spencer J E Cortner Louis Leimkuhler Hugh Craig Mamie Grady Lucille Becraft CW Willig F Goetze and family D E Hammond and others as they travel, move, or visit on weekends and weekdays. Several plans show Europe trips and local cemetery work.
J H W Hargraves of Chicago audited the U S Packing Co local branch. Mrs Belle Orr of Boise Idaho visits family in ME Olive for her father's funeral. Miss Burns Potter returns from Sedalia. Miss Grace Waters from Higginsville visits. Mary Emma Moore heads to Perry Mo for summer with her father. About a dozen youths attend Elks meeting at Mexico. next at Macon. Mrs Robi L Flyatt hosts County Club at South Odell. Gilson buys lots in Arrow Rock addition. Mrs Mary Yates visits with Jefferson Nicely and Lizzie Nicely near Napton. Beauxnot Club meets in honor of Mrs Al Ritter. A R James buys residence in Highland Addition for 3200, take possession Aug 1. Z M Boyer marries Eleanor Morrison in Portland on June 15. plan Helena residence. Fred Hightshoe visits from David City Neb.
Mrs E Elsen returns Monday from visiting her mother Mrs Steele at Waverly and reports Mrs Steele is recovering from illness. F C Claycomb traveled from Oak Grove last week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Claycomb at Herndon and sister Mrs Bradley Black of South Jefferson.
H F Martin and wife of Glasgow were in town last week and visited again on Saturday. Mrs Martin will visit Virginia while Mr Martin plans a local summer stay. E W Dawes sold several Henry sale lots on Thursday and realized a profit of 2.50 on Friday with many other lots also changing hands at a profit.
Mrs Jos King traveled with her son Willie from the Boonville training school through Marshall on Monday. Willie left the school with a commendable record and was well regarded by the officers.
Mr and Mrs O E Hawthorne left Wednesday for New York City to meet their daughter Mrs Green of Porto Rico who will accompany them home to spend the summer here.
Mr and Mrs E HR Tillery have taken possession of the Place residence for the summer during a Sunday night visit home. The note references Pct and Mrs B 8. The article fragment discusses the home being occupied for the season by the Tillerys.
Celsusa Orear son of Judge B J Orear of this city has been elected secretary of the Blackwell Wicl andy Book and Stationery Co of St Louis in a responsible and lucrative position.
K Scott reports G Jaeger of Rich Hil won the Huntsville waterworks contract at about $37,000 and Scott will oversee the project. Work to begin in several weeks. Sam Lemen of Blue Spraga sent a dollar to support the Republican paper, noting the dollar circulating as it meets wants.
Mrs L M French of Napton and her mother Mrs B A Grimes of Slater, guests of Mrs D W Becraft, were in Marshall Monday for a shopping trip. Mrs Grimes visited her daughter Mrs French for the past month.
E. J. Blosser, a leading county farmer, says he fired on a large wolf in his corn field Friday evening but did not kill it due to distance. He reports that Blosser’s neighbors agree to hunt the wolf at the first opportunity.
Will Barnes who bought three lots at the Henry sale plans to start a fine home soon and will move from Sweet Springs to our city. He is an enterprising young man and is welcomed with wishes for success in all ventures.
Prof. E F Biddle and his bride have settled in at the Campbell residence on East North Street. The bride, Miss Adeline Merrill of Evanston Illinois, is a talented musician and will be a valuable addition to local musical circles.
J H W Hyland of near Mt Leonard visited Tuesday and noted fruit abundance in Republican areas, contradicting claims of Western county abundance. C B Ahif, a Colony guard, rests at his old home near Sweet Springs visiting his brother J P Ahlf, and hints at seeking an assistant guard.
John F. Barr of Shackelford last week started a subscription for George Shull and family and quickly collected 75 cents. He asks the public to extend thanks to Mr Shull and himself for the liberal treatment they received. It was a deserving case.
Dr Robi H Nuckles of Oakland California reports last week that he and companions are seeing the sights and enjoying the country despite eye strain. He notes continuing travel and wishes friends could share the experiences from the points visited.
A copy of the Marshall Banner, a Republican paper in Marshall in 1869 edited by Chas Maynard, was described as a very creditable sheet generously patronized. All county offices then were Republican and the paper drew strong support from the courthouse.
A Shackelford man reported having trouble securing aid in his community. He sent to Benton County and advanced wages for two men on a salary agreement. The best worker received a higher offer from a neighbor and left, leaving the original employer without assistance.
Monday morning report details an alleged attempt by a white Col. employee to break into Mrs Pattie Freeland's home on West Eastwood Sunday. Neighbors aided her after she screamed. The man, said to be from the colony and drinking, was not arrested and his name is not released.
Mr and Mrs J M Roberta, on a Europe tour, are expected home in several weeks. Miss Flo Hunter visits in Columbia. Lewis Van Buskirk of Sweet Springs renewed his membership. A Frank Odell trotting horse was badly cut by barbed wire Wednesday. Dr Mucklen yesterday operated on Albert Thomas, who had a dislocated shoulder. Maxey Jackman starts as district salesman for Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co. KH Henley sold Henry Schreeder’s 114 acre farm east of Fineckhurn to August Opfer for 1071.38 with possession March 1. A quarrel at a Shackelford ball game led Red Sheridan to knife James Mall. Sheridan jailed, Mall able to go out.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson came back Tuesday night after a ten day stay at Extedsor Springs. Mr. Patterson plans to travel to Olear, New Mexico on July 2 to prepare a business proposition.
H H Hyland Tuesday purchased Robi H Smith's interest in the Daily Meat Market and will run the business as before, also taking the accounts. Smith plans to leave. O W Johnston offers health advice in an ad, urging better living to gain strength and prosperity.
Mr and Mrs Wm Putsch and their two daughters Kath rine and Minnie depart Tuesday for Albuquerque New Mexico to attend Lewis Putsch s wedding on July 6 to a local young woman He is a former Republican employee and now a US forest ranger Mesdames Kelley Vawter Gaunt and Bell hosted a rose reception at Castle Mall last Wednesday a major Marshall society event noted for its elaborate scale and gracious hosting
Mrs Will G Rea entertained sixteen of her friends Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Goodson. Refreshments and whist were enjoyed to make the afternoon pleasant.
Morgan and Minnie Neubauer were married at Mrs L E Dye’s residence in Marshall on Wednesday June 15 at 7 30 Rev O B Russell officiated. Morgan is son of J R Morgan and a fine young man. Neubauer is daughter of Henry Neubauer a prosperous Sharon area farmer. Friends wish them long life together. Virgil Landon left Tuesday evening for Tampico Mexico to look after property there while father Thos Landon plans a home visit.
Earl Elsea a Missouri State University graduate and Bettie Mikels daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Mikels were married at the bride’s home on Wednesday evening. Rev J L McDonald officiated. The couple will spend the summer in Columbia where Elsea will study agriculture. They are popular young people with many friends offering best wishes for a long, happy married life.
University of Pennsylvania sociology professor Arthur Holmes told about two hundred men in Kansas City that church women mold ministers into “nice little fellows” who fight no battles. He blamed men for not backing pastors and urged better male participation and church leadership.
Fragmentary OCR snippet hints at a time constrained puzzle or game. No clear names, places, or events are readable to identify persons or organizations. The readable portion suggests a brief challenge or instruction but lacks verifiable facts for a fuller summary.
James Stricklin a 28 year old Cumberland Maryland miner armed with a 38 caliber revolver gained entry to the White House executive offices and nearly reached the President's private office. The doorkeeper and Detective Sergeant Dalrymple intervened and Stricklin was disarmed and sent to police. Secret service probes whether he targeted Taft or Roosevelt.
Among the sick A G Jones and daughter Ming Edith traveled to Olathe Kansas Saturday to visit J Q Jones the brother who has been very low They left him with some wort improved but still very sick Mrs B T Herndon of Mt Olive is critically ill this week Mrs H W Mephine west of town is on the sick list and Mrs Belle Payne of South Lafayette has been quite sick J Q Jones was reported better yesterday
A list of marriage license entries includes Burle N Eleen and Mareshall Elisabeth Mikels, Jerrold L Veagieca, Eaneee City Talla Thorpe, Gleonie Smith, Hortense Woodson and others. The fragmentary OCR presents multiple Marshall entries and related names without clear dates or locations.
The Odd Fellows observed Memorial Day Sunday afternoon by decorating the graves of their departed members at Ridge Park Cemetery.
John Bishop and his family in the southwest of town hosted Mrs. McAfee and her daughter Mise Artie along with Messrs Fenwick of Blackwater for an evening gathering this week.
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