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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
3
Sunday night attendance at the Christian church featured Day exercises led by Mrs. Elinor Mare of St. Louis. The report details social updates, a noisy incident blamed on a local “blind tiger” and wildlife mishaps, a Kerr-Grady wedding preview, garden fresh vegetables after rains, and health notes on John Snelling and Flora Bell amid Miami area activities.
Mra Ernest Sailor entertained the Pancy Work Club. Miss Madie Lacy of Kansas City visited Miss Maud Broager. Miss Maud Blosser hosted a dinner party with guests from Holden and Sedalia. Many local residents attended a Children’s event in Malta.
Fragmented OCR text from Malta Bend area includes garbled sequence of words and symbols. Readable parts mention local place and unnamed entities, but key details are unclear due to corruption.
8, T. Watson, Sr., was in the county seat last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rozell visited relatives in Marshall last Sunday. Mrs, B. B. Medlin and daughter, Irene, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchener and other relatives returned to her home in Norway, Kansas Sat urday. Mr. Blosser of Kansas City visit ed relatives here last week, Mrs. Martin and children of Sedana are here visiting her mother, Mrs. German and other relatives, Rev. Barrett, wife and children, William and Given, of Miami visit ed friends here last Friday, Mins Wilson, who has been teach ing school in California, came in to spend the summer with her parents here, Miss Pearl Riley of Grand Pass was shopping in town Saturday, Morris Wilson was transacting business In Kansas City several days last week.
A sizable crowd enjoyed Sunday at McAllister springs. Frank Hartman’s cousin Seda lia is visiting for a few days. Lizzie Oaks is staying with Nella Fitzgerald. Mrs. Mary Harris returns home after a nine week visit with her Malta Bend relatives. Aug Gehikens hosts a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Gehiken.
Mrs Pete Hartman and her children Nell Lotta and Connell spent Sunday at Mrs Will Fitsgeralds Jeff Fisher called on Ed Blakeley. Louis Van Buskirk made a business trip to Sweet Springs Saturday evening. John Fitching enjoyed riding in a new buggy. Cutting wheat is the order of the day.
A rough scan of community happenings includes Mrs. A Bowler traveling to Nevada Mo for a sister-in-law s funeral Mrs W H Jobreon entertained by family in Slater R D Johnson and family Marshall and Mrs Lewis Edwards visited their mother Mrs W H Jobreon Gilliam shopped by Mrs C W Blumbhorst and E F Detmer made trips to Slater Oreon King and family visited T J Burton s home Buenday P J Genser from Gilliam in the community BW Taylor and wife were guests at Jesse Henack s home
Tuesday and Wednesday saw L. C. Hellman on the streets Mrs. Dave Green and children from west of town shopped here Miss Grace and Flora Craig of the county visited town Mrs M Jennings remains ill at her son’s country home Rev D L Moritz from Elkhart Ind is visiting his brother Clark Swinney and daughter visited Mrs Minerva Bings Sam Fisher and wife welcomed a baby son Thursday morning Mrs George Pearson Minaos Lula and Veda Piper from near Little Rock were town visitors Friday The Methodist Church Missionary Society met at the country home of Mrs Tom Hogge Napton residents on Saturday L Watts and Miss Della Bierbaum spent two weeks in Glasgow returning home Ralph Bhiemwell has taken the homefolka tour
Ming Mary Roberts of Gilliam visits this week. Locals shopping Saturday included Mins es Gle Vivian Johnson Lucile Spencer Julia Orine ae Clarence Thomas sister cra Misa Pallie Roberts and Camp attended afternoon preaching here
Woodson notes report J M Walker and W S Pyle shipped hogs Thursday. J M Thornton of Blue Lick and W Alles Finley of Herndon stopped in Woodson en route to Finley’s home. Finley touts corn prospects as Blackwater rises. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Force visit kin. Judge Force family also present. P F Jacobi and family visited Sunday. Ice cream supper at L C Dennis’s Saturday night June 22 for Blue Lick church fundraiser.
In Saline Point farmers expect good corn stands despite rain, while Dewitt grain dealers Crispin brothers buy surplus corn at three dollars per barrel. News includes local visits, a battle tale near Battlerow with minor injuries, and a Plitter Valley concert with frogs, mosquitoes and lightning bugs show.
In Clay Center the Death Angel visited the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Kise on Thursday June 20 19 2 and took their darling baby The remains were laid to rest Saturday in the Lutheran Cemetery Claud Marksberry was at Linsday Hall Thursday Dr W S Sharp passed through the neighborhood this week J F Bramble was in Slater Wednesday George Pearson Fr passed through on his way to Slater
Hurrah for Taft ice cream supper at L C Dennis draws big crowd. Hortence Steel visits Grace Lasley from Norton. Whipperwill beats Blue Lick 10 to 1 east of Marshall, same margin as last Sunday at home. Stovall offers tryout to J A Jackson of Blue Lick for the St Louis Browns. Mrs Frank Campbell visits Jas Culbertson. M A Thornton visits Marshall S Sunday auto trip to Baline City. Dot Clark and Charley Clark dine with Grace Lasley. Tim Keirn accompanies.
Local items record Mrs C C Hansbro's return to health and visits by neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Settles of Sedalia. Families and friends share illnesses baptisms and routine church services at Bethlehem and Salem with several social visits noted. A July basket dinner at Salem is announced with Rev Hinton preaching both services.
Herndon R N Taylor and Will Riddle were in Marshall last Thursday. Several residents visited relatives and attended events in nearby towns, including Mrs Hannah Jenkins visiting granddaughter Miss Bistant, and delegates J J Biszantz and family to the district C E convention at Green Ridge. Farmers report plowing and wheat carts keeping them busy as community members travel between Marshall Sweet Springs and nearby farms.
Mr and Mrs W B Pyle visited the county seat on Friday Ira Pero lost a fine driving mare on Friday Mrs Cleveland Clark was a pleasant visitor of Mrs Jos Scott and daughter Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs J M Walker were Marshall visitors last Thursday Thavin's big band is coming with the chautauqua this season urging everyone to be prepared to hear it
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