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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

8

Champion Horse Thief Willis Hill Detained In County Jail

Willis Hill, a notorious horse thief, is jailed in this city after a Friday afternoon arrest one mile south of Alma by Constable Dick Borland. He waived a preliminary hearing and was remanded to Marshall custody. Hill, over sixty, has a long record including four penitentiary terms and a May 16 horse theft from Adolphus Ransberger near Salt Springs. He reportedly confessed details and said the horse was sold for 80 dollars to a Centralia buyer who shipped it to Kansas. Ransberger is seeking the horse.

Willis Hill United States Alma Dick Borland Blackburn Justice Neal Marshall Ben Rollins Hill Adolphus Ransberger Salt Springs A. McCleonin Mount Leonard Ransberger Farm Lafayette County Vectis Saline Booth J. J Hardin A. F. Rector Ransberger

Dinner in Boonville for Speed Stephens Birthday

Mr and Mrs Abie Leonard and their children Margaret and Speed joined a Boonville dinner hosted by Mrs Wilbur Johnson. The event honored Speed Stephens, whose birthday was celebrated with a lavish, surprise gathering and gracious surroundings.

Abie Leonard Margaret Speed Boonville Wilbur Johnson Speed Stephens Mr. Stephens

Yard Party Honors Mrs C Leon Smith on North Street

A Tuesday lawn gathering hosted by Mrs Ariel Leonard on North Street featured guest Mrs C Leon Smith of Kansas City visiting Miss Fannie Wood. The Ariel Quartette performed, Mrs C B Simcoe and daughter contributed, and Ida B Shaw of St Louis offered classical selections. Fruit lemonade and refreshments were served to a party including Dr and Mrs John R Hall, Dr and Mrs C B Simcoe, J P Huston and wife, C Thompson and wife, Willie M Wood, and others.

Ariel Leonard North Street C. Leon Smith Kansas City Fannie Wood Ariel Quartette C. B. Simcoe Rachel Wells Ida B. Shaw St. Louis Agnes Lester Hall John R. Hall L. P. Wiley J. P. Huston C Thompson Willie M. Wood Wm. Kidison Charles Bradford J. M. Bradford Helen Bradford

Dr W H Black to speak in Detroit family address

Dr W H Black will travel to Detroit Michigan next week to address the Religious Educational Association on The Family. He will also attend the Texas Chautauqua at Techaucana in early August to lecture six Bible subjects to attendees.

W. H. Black Detroit Michigan Religious Educational Association Techaucana

Wedding at Armstrong Rev J Herbert Doran and Anna Myrtle Thorpe

The ceremony occurred Tuesday June 25 1901 at the bride’s Armstrong Missouri home. Rev E E Morris officiated in front of relatives and friends. The groom studied at Missouri Valley College. the bride, educated in our city, taught French at MV C and studied in Paris. The couple left that afternoon for Little Rock Arkansas where the husband pastors.

J. Herbert Doran Anna Myrtle Thorpe Armstrong E. E. Morris Missouri Valley College Our City William Glover Paris

Congenial Morning Gathering in Honor of Mrs C Leon Smith

A morning event in Marshall celebrated Mrs C Leon Smith of Kansas City, a native of the city, with a cool gathering away from the afternoon heat. Mrs Bell provided ices, cream, and cake to a group of ladies including Mea dames C, Leon Smith, Willie M Wood, John Hall, J P Huston, C B Goodwin, T W Lacy, H L Huston, Katherine Brown, and several Misses such as Minnie Vance, Louise Noble, Fannie Wood, and Maud Patterson.

C. Leon Smith Kansas City

Board Meeting at F M I Sets New Bid Call

The F M I board met June 22 with Mrs Dora Hall Dr John R Hall and C M Buckner present. Contractor Lacoff of Nevada could not or would not complete the contract to erect several buildings at the institution prompting new bids. Planned structures include an engine house a lighting and heating tower one cottage and a tunnel. Bids will be received at the next regular meeting on the first Tuesday in July when the contract will be awarded.

Dora Hall St. Joseph John R. Hall C. M. Buckner Lacoff Nevada

Miss Mabel Porter Hosts Tenth Birthday Party

Miss Mabel Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Porter Eng lish avenue entertained a party of little friends on Saturday afternoon for her tenth birthday The party was partly complimentary to Nadine and Norman Keith of Odessa guests of the hostess The time was spent in the yard with games Roberta McCurdy played piano during refreshments Ice cream and cake were served in the dining room where sweet peas decorated the room Attending were Ollie DeGarmo Hallie Odell Nadine Keith Edith Campbell Elizabeth Campbell Lorena Ehrnman Mary Jackson Ruth Jackson Roberta McCurdy Lucile Griffith Cecil Francisco Hugh Odell Carl Ragsdale and Norman Keith

Mabel Porter Dan Porter English Avenue Little Friends Nadine Norman Keith Odessa Roberta McCurdy Ollie DeGarmo Hallie Odell Nadine Keith Edith and Elizabeth Campbell Lorena Ehrnman Mary Ruth Jackson Lucile Griffith Cecil Francisco Hugh Odell Carl Ragsdale

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