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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
Miss Bettie Hopkins of Sedalia attends Mina Mary Hughes piano recital at the Presbyterian church. Many residents and visitors arrive or depart for events in Sweet Springs including trips to Odessa, Bartlesville, and Marshall with reports of social visits, travel, and local business, plus wheat harvest and a past editor’s convention.
Riley Hoover returns from Kansas City with Aly, Mrs. Will Ross, and 11th daughter visiting relatives for several days. Nathan Humphreyn took a party to Lexington on Tuesday including F C McReynolds and daughter, Mrs. Sewall Burree and guest Miss Mary Goodson. Ethel Nelson of Malta Bend visited sister Mrs. J F Long. Charlie DeMoss moved to Marshall to work as night watchman at the Missouri Colony. Mr and Mrs J F Long and Mr and Mrs Clarence Humphreys hosted Methodist Sunday School at Long home with games and refreshments. Elizabeth Robertson left Monday for Dover after extended visit with F C McReynolds family. Rev England preached at the Methodist church, guest of A B Riley. Several accidents this week: Wentle Moore injured hand in hay baler. August Tegtmaeyer’s daughter hurt foot by horse. Weber Taylor’s horse mishap. Serene…
A town notice records farmers and residents visiting shops, attending church and theater, and sharing meals. Names include Simon Davis Napton Misa Berio Bingham and Pearl, Mabel Pearson, Sadie Price Works, Tom Sites Cooper, Lawrence Edwards Marehall, and Rev Snapp. A rain shower aided crops and livestock. The Wonderland theater drew crowds despite a storm, with several locals as guests.
A fragmented local item notes Olay Center A L Lucas of Slater in the area Monday as Tom and Bilas Hall visit brothers. Farmers rejoice over fine rain. Amos Bramble stayed with the 'enda in Fairville Sunday. Su School attendance at Concord Band J. Hall and daughter Ollie called in Slater Wednesday.
Readable OCR fragment shows an ad offering a stock of summer garments and coal at White's department store. The listing emphasizes unusual stock and attractive prices for women's hot weather apparel and furnishings.
Farmers discuss the fine rain received Saturday evening while Miss Sallie Piper and Mrs Fort Smith travel through en route to Slater. Local residents attend gatherings, visits, and small-town outings with numerous mentions of guests, relatives, and travelers in Marshall and nearby areas.
Mr. Sherman returns from St Louis to care for his ill brother in law. George Humphrey and family visit Mrs Humphrey in Grand Pass. John Coleman and wife from Oklahoma visit Colemans in Marshall. Emer Cox of Lee's Summit visits grandfather and relatives. Perry Wiltord does business in Marshall. Mrs Keith of Marshall visits the Mortons. A. W. Kapp travels to New York and Pennsylvania. Wood McCormick visits Ernest Guthrey. Delbert Wilson visits Marshall. Florence and Emma Baker return from Manhattan Kansas. Wheat cutting is underway. Will Reinwald and sister Miss Eda visit Mrs Langewlech. Audra Dickson and Dollie Garver of Sweet Springs visit. Walter Mayee and family visit Uriah Mayee. A baby girl born to Arthur and (Mrs.) Mayee on June 19. Velma Harmon visits Mrs Hall. M. Leonard and family and Luther Treece and family visit. Richard Mayse and wife celebrate a new arrival. Bile Dickson visits cousin Dora Mayse.
Ches Spriggs a prominent young farmer near Napton was in town Tuesday along with June Baker of the same neighborhood.
The town reports residents cutting wheat and putting up hay as rain looms for Saturday night. Charley Laxton and family greet a sick little son while Mrs Sadewhite visits daughter Mrs Leates. Charley Moore returns home and Miss Ruby visits Marttin, with other brief local notes.
The fragment notes Devoe's Lead and Zinc Paint advertised as the best made, offered for sale only at a specific location. Details on the retailer or exact venue are unreadable in the surviving text.
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