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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

4

Services at Rangu line church Sunday at 3 p m

Tedieville notes show local residents attending church events and family visits. Lester Harris and wife visited J M Thomas and family. Miss Gertrude Finley returned home due to illness of her mother Mrs D P Finley. Mrs W R Rife left for Warrensburg in response to a call. Charley Reid and mother spent Sunday with H M Schendelmaier. A P Reid was a Sedalia visitor. T O Wade and wife Miss Joe Woodson with Percy and Willie Wade of Richmond Va and Inez Moore visited Tracy Haggard and family. C C Hansbro and wife and Willie Hansbro and wife dined with Will Zeigle. J B Finley and wife visited relatives near Herndon. Children’s day exercises attended at Hughesville.

Rangu Line Lester Harris J. M. Thomas Gertrude Finley D. P. Finley W. R. Rife Warrensburg Charley Reid H. M. Schendelmaier A. P. Reid Sedalia T. O. Wade Joe Woodson Percy Willie Wade Richmond Va Inez Moore Tracy Haggard C. C. Hansbro Willie Hansbro Will Zeigles J. B. Finley Herndon Hughesville

Tent Meeting Draws Many Visitors as Town News Flourishes

In Brownlee neighborhood residents share visits with relatives while a tent meeting gains traction with 50 conversions reported. Attendance records were reportedly broken as about 710 people joined Sunday events. Local residents including Blanch Townsend and Mary Swinney are among attendees, with Rev. Raney and Miss Netherton noted in town. Other items mention shopping trips, visitors from Cooper and Boone counties, and a chautauqua season upcoming in Marshall featuring Watdywe the harpist and the Chicago boys choir. The river level falling brings relief to farmers along the bottom lands.

Mias Blanch Townsend Brownlee Jack Dysart Minsea Kate Mary Swinney E. F. Raney Fayette Harold Turley Marshall Netherton Cott Fish Creek Lester Dickson Famiy May Goodine Thas P. H. Geetz Hoonvi'le Ed. Gibson Ed Eichman Slater Edi Eilers St. Louis Minerva Bingham John Davia Cooper County W. H. Diggs W. B. Gibson Lis Sarah Watdywe Mtrown Chicago Boys Choir Ruth Shemwell Sivk Rey C. Q. Shouse Evangelist Book Prof Evant Austin Hudson June Martin Boonville

Local social notes from Mount Leonard and vicinity

A flood of short visits and gatherings across Mt Leonard, Dunkaburg, Corder, and nearby towns. Families including Knott, Harris, Forbes, and Carmean shared meals and church events while guests from Cald well and Marshall called on friends. Activities ranged from band concerts and basket dinners to Sunday church services and weekend hospitality at several households.

Rev Dotson to Preach at Antioch Next Sunday

Cramped news brief lists a schedule for a church event with Reverend Dotson preaching at Antioch on June 27 inviting all. Includes mention of attendees and surrounding social visits, parties, and local residents visiting J P Wilson and others, with refreshments served at a late night gathering.

Married Sunday in Cordry Dotson ceremony in town

Rev J B Dotson officiated at the marriage of Myrtle Cordry and L E Dotson at the bride’s home. Attended by many intimate friends, the couple have long been sweethearts raised in the town, and well regarded by their community. The groom, a longtime pharmacist, and the bride are wished happiness and prosperity.

Andre Muir Proys Myrtle E. Cordry L. E. Dotson J. B. Dotson Ciciating Miss Cordry C. C. Brown Fam'ly Hard Man Wade Higginbotham G. M. Abbington Marshall Messrs. Johnston and Corder Robert Loyd Jeffress Harold Piper Loyd Reed Baptist Church Nelson Jesus Dr. Sandidge Canada Gilliam Lula Thorp James Townsend Brownlee Ruth Vanatta Lewis Perry Jones Sedalia Boyd Davis James Marr Marion Spriggs Mis Wade Higginboth

Weather and farming life in Koping district daily

The report notes fine weather and busy farmers as wheat harvest dominates. Mrs M L Brockman and daughter Mabel shopped in Nelson on Monday. Thomas Smith’s young daughter broke an arm at play last week. A carnival event is planned at Buc Lick on July 3 inviting all residents to attend.

M. L. Brockman M'qag Mabel Nelson Thomas Smith Buc Lick

Cattle shipment and visitor notes from local farm region

Tom Taylor shipped two Brah loads of cattle from Kansas City to his farm last Wednesday. Audrey Prittner visited her family in the area last week, with cousins Tressie Moore and Anni noted in attendance.

Tom Taylor Kansas City Audrey Prittner Tressie Moore Anni

Local Notes and Visits in the Community

Warren returns home as Lexington visitors Mrs Cross White and daughter enjoy the summer at their country home. Blackburn guests B N Tabor and Maurine attend church and are held in esteem. Miss Emma Youngerman joins them. Rev Hires and Rev Stores preach at local churches. Memorial Odd Fellows services held. Robert Jordan family visit Kansas City. Numerous locals visit relatives in KC and Independence. whooping cough prevalent but not serious. Ed Dierking injures hand at ball game. Edwin’s condition improving.

Christian Church Stores Odd Fellows M.be Cumm'ns Malta Bend Robert Jordan Dudley J. Goodhug Kansas City W. Easter Dollie Harris Elmwood Mollie DeMoss Chivas Maudie Edwards Grace Finner Corder Mamie Rubleman Virginia Pauling Price Lopez Pauling Odd Fellows Memorial E. G. Riley A. G. Riley Edgar The Kansas City Journal

Local Social Notes From Oak Ridge and Nearby

Lithe Wynkoop and Emma Jobhn visit Mrs W N Dille as Lena Dee visits Lula Burnett and Lenora Taylor is hosted by Mrs Joe Duncan. Tony Giger travels from Saline Valley toward Pish Creek while Mr Wynkoop and Frank Hayed drive. Ada Dee is ill while W N Dille is described as a Slater caller. May Duncan and Everett Murphy enjoy a Sunday horseback ride.

Wynkoop Emma Jobhnson Louix City W.N. Dille Lena Dee Lula Burnett Tony Giger Saline Valley Pish Creek

Emma Streets Accident and Local Ball Game Report

While hitching a horse on Emma streets last week Mryick Holt was kicked receiving 5 or 6 hoof marks and is recovering. Fritz Vogt and family from near Sweet Springs visited and attended a ball game where Emma idk Bocks beat the Concpreral 7 to $ in a lively score.

Little Edwin Charles Dierking Fred Weber Concordia Emma Holt Nicex Hackemeyer Fritz Vogt Sweet Springs Vogt Emma Idk Bocks Concpreral Bie

New Frankfort School Children Attend Glasgow Day

New Frankfort pupils with sup erintendent G E Wilming attend ed childrens day exercises at Glasgow on Sunday. Misses Thierfelder of Moberly visiting relatives. Hugo Winston and sister from Slater joined party there Saturday night. Mrs Boone Winston hosted youths in honor of niece Miss Genieve Winston of Nebraska. Outdoor games with cake and ice cream.

New Frankfort G. E. Wilming Glasgow Thierfelder Moberly Hugo Winston Slater Ueles Boone Winston Genieve Winston Nebraska Jease Jackson T. McCormick D. T. Sydenstricker Zager

Shiloh Church Ice Cream Supper Announcement

The Shiloh church plans an ice cream supper on Thursday night July 1 to raise funds. All invited. Acolytes Davis and Kemper families visited relatives. Lester Jett traveled to Kansas City and back. Wheat cutting has begun as scarce news continues.

Sterling Peal Siaters Johnson Shiloh Lloyd Kemper Jas Kemper Slater Lester Jett Kansas City Walker H. Audsley Crane Oscar Davis Misami

Indian Doctor Cures Woman After Two Weeks in Chillicothe

Sturges of Mississippi writes that after suffering from goutherer with Rhew matistic and bed rest, a trip to Chillicothe to see the Indian Doctor resulted in walking without crutches in two weeks. He offers free treatment at the Rust Hotel office, urging others to seek the doctor.

Chillicothe Ruff Hotel Theodosia McGee Chula, Mo H. L.di Chilligothe Iim Sturges Missouth Rust

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tedieville County News Blackburn Tom Knott Misa Laura Mt. Leonard John Knott Willis Lemon Houstonia D. M. Harris George Forbes Caldwell Kan John Forbes A. W. Forbes Mt. Zion Dunkaburg George Seiberts Mise Ethel McKinney Mim Nelle Grovey Allen Chiries Meinershagan G. Fagen Feals Mr. Corder Francis Reager Witt Will Douglas Matia Bend Fe Marshall Cretcher Dotson Antioch Jas, O'Neal Lizzie Wallace Charlie J. P. Wilson Sarah Wathena Brown Harpiste Marshall Chautauqua May Waters Ruth Gray Will Stafford Oklahoma Mary Turner Theatre We Why Lester Laura Ovie Hayes Rena Lula Mackler Stella Hayes Lilian Crank Ethel Wilson Nana Beva Hall Ethel Cox Fiora Miller Lula Audrey Woods Ethel Bentley Cora Lucy Caesar Hayes John Treege P. L. Aldridge John Hall Grace Julius Wilson Waverly Chas Aldridge Mary Mayse Arthur Cox Henry Morrison J.P. Wilson John Cook Logan Pritchard Rolit White Chas Aldridge Beva Mal Lillian Hattie Aldridge Pansy O'Neal Ollen Henley Mra Tom Riggins J. P. Harrison Artie Buie Pleas Aldridge Beva Lester Hall Everett Chambers Art Buie Roy Mackler Taylor Hill Hugh William Henry Hall Pleas Castoria Oak Ridge John Norvell Frankfort Hills Jim Tau Sal Davis District Amon Audeley L. K. Wood Sunday the Great Indian Saline County Rilla Burgy
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