Local Social Notes and Obituaries Highlight Marshall Town Life
Readable fragments show guests visiting Arrow Rock and Marshall, weddings planned for Blosser-Lantz and Mrs. A. N. Dickson assisting a wedding, several travels to Illinois Wisconsin and St. Louis, a nail injury, and the death of five year old Margaret Featherstone from whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral held by Rev. Henson. Nickerson leaves barber shop for Ringling Bros. circus. Engagements announced and trips to Kansas City noted.
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Aly
John Howard
Mexico
Anna Brown
Marshall
D. J. Dickson
C. B. Piper
Arrow Rock
Charley Taylor
Fish Creek
Alice Boeting
Illinois
St. Louis
Claude Millerd
Wisconsin
Frank Featherstone
Margaret
Hen‘Son
Guy Nickerson
C. J. Townsend
Nickerson
Ringling, Bros. Circus
Mise Nelle Henson
Pribeilla Club
Mr. Watson
Platte City
Mich Schaurer
Leon Wall
Kansas City
Ease Minnis Schaurer
Wheat harvest and social notes in Little Rock region
A Little Rock report notes river falling and wheat cutting underway. Local visitors include Dr W L Sharp and mnest Eubank of Slater with several attendees. July 4 baseball games planned with Lis bon Club of Howard County and Nelson team present. Socials cover church attendances, a stay of Berleycamp returning from Charled, and births and local movements.
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W. L. Sharp
Little Rock
Mnest Eubank
Slater
Lisbon
Howard County
Nelson
Berleycamp
Charled
Otto Cramer
Lady Friend
Arrow
Rock
M. Ehlers
Chicago
Sir Henley
Glasgow
Ralph Duggine
Jack McChesney
Mr. McCurdy
Minsel Sharp
Hazel Mc‘Chesney
Wpenty
Mins Ruby
Pearson
Dr. Sharp
Arrow Rock
Ben Taylor
Taylor's Hats Half Price Sale Opens Friday
Taylor's announces a sale on trimmed and tailored hats, untrimmed shapes and flowers starting Friday June 26. All items discounted to one-half their former price, highlighting already low prices that customers say are lower than competitors.
Lemons Offered At Low Price To Clear Stock
Grocers announce a limited sale of five boxes of lemons and plan to move stock while available. Customers are urged to buy quickly as hot weather is expected to raise prices, with a special offer of two dozen lemons for a flat price.
River View News Notes and Local Visits
Orson King and family visited Slater last Sunday with Joe King and wife. J R Hellman traveled to Glasgow Friday returning with his daughter Ollie. Georgia Driver shopped to Little Rock Saturday morning. Jesse Hensick went to Napton on business Monday. Henry Oberdick and wife from Oklahoma visiting old friends. Joe Crresiin and family viewed high water at Little Rock Sunday afternoon. Chautauqua at Marshall urged for August 26. Co C Drumeller and wife visited Geo Harlan of Hardeman who was ill. E H Harvey and wife from Napton attended Geo Harlans funeral and later dined with Henelck family. Several attended tent meeting at Arrow Rock Saturday night and Sunday.
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Orson King
Slater
Joe King
J. R. Hellman
Glasgow
Miss Ollie
Mise Georgia
Little Rock
Jesse Hensick
Napton
Henry Oberdick
Oklahome
Joe Crresiin
L'ttls Rock
Marshall
Co. C. Drumeller
Geo. Harlan
Hardeman
E. H. Harvey
Jesse Henelck
Arrow Rock
Herndon and Community Notes From Local Visitations
Herndon W A Bill and family visited Blue Lick on Sunday. Nellie Hilton and Hallena Schmidt attended the C E Convention at Cole Camp last week and brought back a fine report. Pick Huston of Sweet Springs visited Monday on business. Dr J D Jackson was called to see Mrs T J Johnson Monday morning. Herndon beat Cretcher 18 to 0 on Sunday. Cretcher will return the game next Sunday. Rich Keeth and W R Aulgur traveled to Marshall on business. A number attended the Mt Olive low cream supper last Thursday. Rumor asks which girl will get the first ride in Herbert Aulgur’s new buggy.
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W. A. Bill
Blue Lick
Missen Nellie Hilton
Hallena Schmidt
C. E
Cole Camp
Pick Huston
Sweet Springs
Our Town
J. D. Jackson
T. J. Johnson
Herndon
Cretcher
Cretcher Am
Local visits and wheat cutting mark week in town
J J Biezantz and family visited Geo Stephens. Mrs M J Taylor visited Mrs W P Hilton. Henry Cunningham and wife were in town on business. Farmers began cutting wheat. E A McMahan visited relatives in Cooper county. W A Hill learned of a double tragedy in Idaho. Mr and Mrs Geo Davis of Houstonia passed through homebound to Bills. J B Finley and wife of Houstonia visited Boatright couple. Johnny Masters called on the women Sunday.
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J. J. Biezantz
Geo. Stephens
M. J. Taylor
W. P. Hilton
Henry Cunningham
E. A. McMahan
Cooper County
W.A. Hill
Avon
Idaho
Hilj' Slater
Geo
Davia
Houstonia
W. A. Bills
J. B. Finley
W. G. Boatright
Johnny Masters
Sweet Springs Social Notes and Upcoming Chautauqua Plans
SWEET SPRINGS Mre E A Smith of Seyour Mo visited Mrs W P Stailinga several days this week Dave Smith of Lexington visited friends there Sunday John Evans spent Tueaday in Seda la Roy Williams of Boonville spent Sunday in Sweet Springs with friends Rev Hawkins pastor of the First Methodist church in St Louis arrived here Monday afternoon and is now engaged in conducting series of meetings at the Methodist church Much interest has been manifested and the attendance up to the present has been oool Those who are assisting the managers of the Chavtsugua to be held here from July 23 to Aug 1 have been very busy this week placing posters etc its hoped the country people surrounding Sweet Springs will assist o this educational and uplifting effort and enjoy the season of good things Many names of note and of national reputation are placed on the program Mra John McGuire is visiting in Kanena City Kansas this week Mrs Jesse Wheeler and daughters
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Roy Williams
Boonville
Sweet Springs
Hawkins
First Methodist Church
St. Louis
Efort
John McGuire
Kanena City
Kansas
Jesse Wheeler
Weddings Mark Quiet Country Visit and Surprise Bride
Mamie and Gedie hosted a visit to Mr. and Mrs. GM with relatives Mareiell Hema from Madisa Elle and Minerva Daniel from Sedalia. J B Smith surprised friends by a June 16 trip to Independence to wed Mies Stephens. The couple reside on the groom’s farm. B J Logan visits the Holtzen family at Locust Street.
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Mamie
Gedie Bre
Mareiell Hema
Madisa Abe
Elle ¥ Lattlog
Die
Roswell
New Moexito
Misa Minerva Daniel
Sedalia
le Vielslog
Miami Gossip and Local Happenings
The Miami community notes Harvey Cunningham in poor health at his son Geo Cunningham’s home while Adolph Royar remains unable to tend farm duties. Miss Anna Garnett dies, long a Baptist church helper and music teacher. Amelia Williams visits relatives in St. Louis and several residents travel to Slater, Kansas City, or Tina Missouri for visits. The river falls easing lowland worries and Rich Chapel hosts a large children’s day with a hearty dinner on the grounds.
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Harvey Cunningham
Geo. Cunningham
Adolph Royar
Bessie Wilsen
Lone Jack
Mrs. Coen States
Tina
Lizzie Casebolt
Miss Hill
Porter Phillips
Carrollton
Jno
Elder
Pete Casebolt
Slater
Sibley
Jno. Walden
Adolph and
Geo. Royal
Rich Chapel
Anna Garnett
Miss Garnett
Miami
Baptist Church
Amelia Williams
St. Louis
Mt Leonard Social Notes Chase in Slater and KC Visits
Mrs. Carl Grimes and child visit her parents in Slater while Mrs. Newman Newell and two children visit friends in Kansas City. Annie Monigan of Kansas City visits east of town. Clifford Landrum and sister with Mrs. J J Robinson. Nellie Taylor comes from Kansas City to visit, returns Monday. Seibert returns from St Louis with two nieces. Mrs. Ella Hotkensmith of Atlanta Mo visits Mrs. Sarah Simmons. J J Robinson hosts Clifford Landrum and Dollie Baker with Annie Monigan and Kathleen Kellett at Marshall convent. Annette Wiseman visits aunt Mrs. Joe Robinson. Charley Strong and wife go to Kansas City and Clark Switch. Mabel W returns from California. W A Vawter attends State Optical Assoc meeting in Kansas City.
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Carl Grimes
Haines
Slater
Newman Newell
Kansas City
Annie Monigan
Clifford Landrum
J. J. Robinson
Nellie Taylor
Mr. Seibert
St. Louis
Ella Hotkensmith
Atlanta
Sarah Simmons
Dollie Baker
Annes Annie Monigan
Katheleen Kellett
Marshall
Annette Wiseman
Joe Robinson
Charley Strong
Tahlequah Sun Commentary and Circus Misgivings
A collage of newspaper humor from Tahlequah Sun and Maryville Forum mocks social chatter and circus curiosities. Witty exchanges about a cheerful bachelor and a self aware farmer contrast with a farmer astonished by a dromedary, culminating in the line there ain’t no such animal.
Senator La Follette to Speak at Our Chautauqua
Wisconsin reform leader Senator Robert M. La Follette, a familiar national figure, will headline the local Chautauqua platform. The record of his public career includes leadership in state and national politics and clashes with special interests, highlighted by his Wisconsin governorship.
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Robert M. LA Follette
OUR
Chautauqua
Wisconsin
Senator LaFollette
LaFollette
Congress
LaPollette
Thoughe
United States Senate
Senate
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Capitel
Taylor's
Taylor’s Cash Dept. Store
Pete
Knox Gelatine
Joan F. F O. G
River View
E. A. Smith
Seyour, Mo
W. P. Stailinga
Dave Smith
Lexington
John Evans
Sedala
Emam, Chateee
MT. Leonard
W. A. Vawler
The
Kelley Vawter Jewelry Co
State Optical Association
HOTEL
MING
W. J. Gurren
Prop
Braddyville
Maryville
Mars
Felpath
Vawter
Sysie
Robert LA Follette
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