Lightning Strikes Hit Local Livestock Report
The report notes several livestock losses from lightning. Ernest Dyer says two steers were killed Friday night in a field. William Humphrey reports a fine mare killed this morning on South Street Marshall. Dick Kennedy near Elby Schoolhouse loses a mule by fire. A. G. Jones northeast of town and J. R. Thomas east of town also report losses to lightning on Saturday.
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Jones
Ernest Dyer
Wm. Humphrey
Marshall
Dick Kennedy
Elby
A. G. Jones
J. R. Thomas
Ogel Place
First Presbyterian Sunday School to Meet at Wilton Springs
Church Notes report the First Presbyterian Sunday School will visit Wilton Springs on July 16. The Epworth League will serve treatments in the vacant room on the south side of the square. Rev H J Steinheimer will be at Asbury chapel near Grand Pass at 11 am and pm next Sunday. The M E Church South Worth League plans a cream supper at R B Taylors home next Tuesday evening. All invited.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
Wilton Springs
Epworth League
Iat
M. E
H. J. Steinheimer
Asbury Chapel
Rand Pass
M. E. Church
Southworth
R. Bylor
Elsen and Haines Sell Half Interest in Wa ler's Market
Elsen and Haines transfer a half interest in Wa ler's grocery store to Burroughs who will take an active role once the closing is completed. An Eagle Carnival is planned for late August with community groups coordinating. A Fourth of July event is being organized at the Fair Grounds by Marshall citizens. The civic league in Marshall aims to address public evils and will announce its membership goals and activities soon.
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Elsen & Haines
Vda
Waler
Burroughs
Civic League
Marshall
League
Daily publication plan for a morning news service
The New Daily says it will start a paid morning news service with a large daily partner for night wire. It aims to deliver rural routes with market, state, and other news a day ahead. The project requires outlay and subscribers who urged daily publication.
Local notices mention renewals and travels with births
Prompt and liberal response to this notice indicates no further action will be taken. Monroe Jones of Ccretcher called in yesterday afternoon to renew while in Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Chaffee planned to leave yesterday for Columbia and Centralia on a vacation to visit friends. A new baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Thomas near the high school yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Steph-
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Marshall
Jos
Chaffee
Columbia
Centralia
Monroe Thomas
J. H. Steph
Pleasant callers visit Republican office in week
Miss Katie and Chris Markes of Shackleford, with Louis and Andrew, accompanied by them, were pleasant callers at the Republican office Wednesday. Enns from Herndon arrived yesterday and placed an order for the Republican sent to them.
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Ens
Herndon
Katie
Chris Markes
Shackleford
Louis
Andrew
Williams-Petry Wedding at Eastwood Home
A Pretty home wedding for Miss Viola Petry and F P Williams was held Tuesday evening at the bride's Eastwood home. Rev E Peterson officiated as Laura Shuckman played Mendelssohn. Bridesmaids wore orchid gowns and pink blue accents. The couple departed on the 11:45 train for an extended eastern trip with a large wedding party and guests in attendance.
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Viola Petry
Chas, Petry
F. P. Williams
William
Eastwood
E. Peterson
Mendelssohn
Laura Shuckman
Wichita
Kun
Elizabeth Lacy
Kansas City
Dora Petry
W. B. Petry
Boner
Corine Ferney
Kuogas City
Peterson
Maid of Honor
Ramsey
F. Zimmerman
E. O. Daggett
Brockman
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Mills Clothing Company
Monroe Jones
Ccretcher
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Kansas City Brownera
Lincoln Black Stockings
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