Miami County News Roundup Reflects Local Life
Last week visitors include Mrs. Dave Burross and son Nel son from St Louis visiting Mia and Mrs M J Baufley. Measles afflict Miami youth while entertainments at the Baptist church drew praise. Shiloh School to hire Flossie Haynie as teacher this fall. Mamie Grady visits Marshall then Seattle trip planned. Local disturbances tied to alleged theft trial of Mitchell Williams. witnesses summoned. Mrs Fred Beckley’s health improves during Kansas visit. Church incident described as disruptive and disrespectful to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Burross
Nelson
St. Louis
Mia
Burross
M. J. Baufley
Rosa McGuire
Saline Point
Miami
Tom Minor
Flossie Haynie
Shiloh
Mamie Grady
Marshall
Emma Morris
Seattle
Washington
Amos Audsley
Hermann
Prospect
Mat Fisher
Mitchell Williams
Forest McDaniels
McDaniel
Geo Taylor
A. P. Whishop
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism by relieving pain reducing swelling and limbering joints and muscles. It asserts users can become as active and well as ever and offers prices of 5c 50c and 1.00 sold by P. H. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
P. H. Frankin
Ballard-Snow Liniment
Colt. Louis
P. H. Franklin
Chautauqua Acts Planned for Marshall Week
Grand Pass week visitors include Mrs Cody of Burks South Dakota and contractor Richter with family in Marshall. Kansas City guest E G Riley visits relatives. Mrs Poole and daughter from St Louis travel to Slater. Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua set for Marshall August 20 with Royal English Ward Bell Ringers and two daily concerts. Local social aids report a successful strawberry and ice cream event at Odd Fellows. Miss Mollie 88 visits grandmother in Marraru a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Burks
South Dakota
Coach
Richter
Kangan City
Enojy
E. G. Riley
Kansas City
A. 2B
Riley
B. Poole
Mra. Perkins
St. Louis
Slater
Dickson
James Wells
Newton
Kas
Ladies of the Christian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Cream Vermifuge Promises to Help Infant Health
Advertisement claims poor milk causes infant weight loss due to worms. White's Cream Vermifuge is said to expel worms and nourish the child, described as sure and safe. Price six cents. Sold by P. H. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Franklin
Blackburn Hitt 67 Years Honored at Surprise Dinner
On Saturday June 12 1909 Blackburn marked the 67th year of service by Superintendent J B Hitt of the M E Church South. Ladies organized a surprise dinner in his yard with fried chicken salads pies and ice cream as scholars presented cards and the song Rock of Ages moved him to tears. About sixty attendees joined in the celebration while others were visiting family in Slater and traveling to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Hitt
M. E
Blackburn
Hitt
Len Roberts
Slater
Oklahoma
Frank Pilot
Will Blackford
G. A. Richart
Rich Men's Gifts Versus Real Health Aid
Mrs. O Rhinevault of Ves tal Center New York touts Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women. The tonic she says lifts spirits, restores vigor, and cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches and dizzy spells. Available from P H Franklin, Druggist, 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
P. H. Franklin
Local Social Notes from Malta Bend and Area
Malta Bend Mrs Geo McClure of Grand Pass shopped here last Thursday. Mrs Thomas Malter of Lexington visits her children here. Misa Lottie Williams visits Miss Dlana Stockman this week. C W Schooley went to Waverly last Friday. Mrs Chas Humes of Shackelford stayed with her sister Mrs C W Schooley last Sunday. Dr Nuckles of Marshall was in town Thursday. Miss Irene Houston returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, McClure
Grand Pasa
Thomas Malter
Lexington
Misa Lottie Williams
Dlana Stockman
C. W. Schooley
Waverly
Chas, Humes
Shackelford
Dr. Nuckles
Marshall
Our City
Irene Houston
Miss Carter
Appleton
City
Qman Rozell
Allie
Anna Heskett
Jefferson City
P. Houston
Barnes
M. &. Church South
R. C. Potter
Slater
Artie Carter
Hazel Smith
Sweet Springs
Offa Walker
Hugh Slusher
Kansas City
J. D. Stevens
St. Louis
8. C. Tobin
Inez Robertson
Margaret Land
Homer Moritz
Tom Martin
Camp
New Mexico
G. Allen
Ed Rozell
Ottows
Kansas
L. Moritz
Ida Allen
Chillicothe
M. H. van Anglen
Local residents host guests and visit relatives across the counties
A long list of social calls and visits fills the week in several towns. Mrs Rozell and daughter and Miss Landrum, Miss Smith, Miss Carter, and others travel, host, or entertain relatives and friends. Church meetings occur in Marshall and nearby towns as residents plan short trips to Kansas City and Chicago.
Look One's Best Pimples and Sores Remedy Ad
It's a woman's delight to look her best but pimples eruptions sores and boils rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica salve cures them, softens skin and smooths the face. Cures Pimples Sore Eyes Cold Sores Cracked Lips Chapped Hands. Infallible for piles 25e at P H Franklin Druggist.
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P. H. Franklin
Local social notes from Marshall district
The Marshall area diary lists visits and social happenings. Susie Collins stayed with Sadie Latham on Wednesday. Ben Gray and his friends were out Sunday night. Robert Thompson and family from Chandler Oklahoma visited daughter Mrs Pike Richardson. Mrs A C Moody of Marshall stayed with daughter Mrs Stephen Collins Friday night. Harry was not seen in the neighborhood. Minnie planned to return. R S Saltonstall bought a new binder last week. W H Colling family spent Sunday at J T Mayfields. Willie Mayfield took his best girl to Fish Creek Sunday. Mrs Lottie Henry of Glasgow visited Marshall Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Collins
Sadie Latham
Ben Gray
Robert Thompson
Chandler
Pike Richardson
A. C. Moody
Marahall
Stephen Collins
Harry
Minnie
R. Saltonstall
W. H. Colling
J. T. Mayfields
Willie Mayfield
Fish Creek
Bridgeport area social notes recall local names and visits
Cambridge residents share weekend visits and calls as Mrs. William Jarden shops in Gilliam. Among the sick are Mrs. A. J. Howell and several others. D. D. Petty recovers from a fall and uses a wheelchair. Johnnie Balthis from Marshall visits Willim Jaden. Various Cambridges residents seen on streets and at social calls, with neighbors visiting river and attendees at local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jarden
Gilliam
A. J. Howell
Alice Wilkes
Ines Bowles
William Lee
Lisgiv Butter
George Bowles
D. D. Petty
Rutledge
Blue Lick Notes From The Blue Lick Area
A short local summary reports Lida Tucn plans an extended visit to Jefferson City after a days visit to the springs last Sunday. Robert Nickell and family came from a distance. Wesley Patterson visits old friends and tends business at his Springfield home with sister Mrs Tooker. Grandmother Lasley dies at 99, ending five generations. Raymond Dennis has chickenpox. Rev Belware to preach next Saturday and Sunday at Blue Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Lida Tucn
Jefferson City
Springs
Robert Nickell
Wesley Patterson
Tooker
Springfield
G. B
Funeral of John Sheer in Cripple Creek
Funeral held at Congregational church for John Sheer who died of pneumonia. He will be interred in Colorado Springs after services. Survived by widow and two children. Relatives traveled from Missouri Kansas Texas and Colorado to attend. Local condolences offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
John Sheer
Congregational Church
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sheer
First Congregational Church
Saline County
Annie Zimmerman
Missouri
Mr. Sheer
Peter Sheer
Slater
Mra
David Swickhimer
Denver
George Zimmerman
Holton
Kansas
Wendell Zimmerman
Hahn
Pedi Colorado
Frank Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
Amarillo
Texas
New Life Pills End Years of Stomach Ailments
A resident of Ingleside North Carolina finally found relief after 16 years of indigestion and costly medicines. Dr. King's New Life Pills cured his stomach and bowel troubles, with benefits noted for head comfort and liver and kidney issues. Sold at P H Franklin Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayacue
Ingleside
N. C
Dr. King
Franklina Druggist
Man Falls From Buggy Breaks Annis
Robert Ennis fractured his ankle Sunday evening near the city while en route to church. In a buggy with two young ladies he stepped into a hole while checking a trace, toppled, and the horse-drawn vehicle rolled over him, injuring both legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ennis
Enin Bey
Meteor Spectacle Over Southern Land February 2
A bright fireball passed over southern land at seven in the evening on February 2, described as a meteoric spectacle of a generation. It traveled about 135 miles at 20 miles per second, lighting from 60 to 26 miles in elevation, then appeared to explode but continued onward. A luminous streak formed, extended two hours, bent, and fragments fell to earth as the trail shifted eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Denning
Fourth of July: rethink celebration and costs in nation
The article argues for restraint in fireworks and public revelry noting millions spent on pyrotechnics, injuries and deaths from fireworks, and vast fire losses. It cites Springfield Massachusetts as a model with six pageants teaching American history to keep the day meaningful. It opposes a loud, costly, early vote-eligible display favoring elder-led commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Springfield
Massachusetts
Burgoyne
Wifely Pride and the Clean Shirt Conversation
Bir Melvill Beachcroft overhears two women in a tenement discussing their husbands. One says her husband wears a clean shirt every Sunday morning, while the other notes she cares more for Saturday shirts since he drinks then and cleans up before going out to a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvill Beachcroft
Alway
Jan
Me EB W Campbell Father's Home North
EB W Campbell is listed as the father at home in North area in a brief notice. The readable text is fragmentary but confirms a paternal reference and location. No other clear names or dates are present.
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Campbell
North
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Glasgow
Ayer
Pasvirete Ayers
Ada Sante
Tilm
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Cambridege
San Milla
Blo Lick
Jas. Culbertson
Marshall, Mo
W. T. Brown
Nelson, Mo
Bray
Southwest Corner Square
Wilton Springs
J. Br.kaylor
J. T. Featherstone
South Redman, Marshall
Bidstrup &Hammonp
B. F. Henley
Hunter
E. J. Covey
HW. Cor. Sq
A. C. Putnam
Homeopath
Farmers Savings Bank
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