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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
6
In Little Rock Sunday morning March 8 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thornton welcomed a baby boy. Mother and child are doing well. Chas. plans to start him in baseball this summer. The column also notes visitors, illnesses, travel, and local happenings around Marshall and nearby areas.
Liberty Township items mention W. M. Treece improving at writing and reference Jeff Smith and family in a continued weekly note. The readable fragment reflects a community column without a full incident or event details.
Mrs June Earp spent Saturday with her daughter Bettie Demoss and family. Mr and Mrs Black Earp with Mr and Mrs John Lowrey visited Mr and Mrs John Earp Sunday. Lawasa Byars and children spent Sunday with Powel. Cringie Powell Charley Byars Walter Argood and James and Oscar Edwards visited Roy and Enos Earp. Edith Earp visited her uncle and aunt John Lowrey. John Earp attended the sale at W W Vaughn's Saturday. Also a local ad for Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup marketed for children and bronchial relief.
MT. LEONARD Mrs. Frank Slusher of Malta Bend shopped in Marshall Tuesday. The following men had business in Marshall Wednesday Chas Paul Dr Dawes John Dngley and son Greene Mrs B E Casey and daughter Miss Cora attended to business in Marshall two days last week. Several of our young folks attended the Deestrick Skule at the Huckburn opera house Friday March 6. Mrs R B Wright and daughter Miss Cora were Marshall visitors Saturday.
New hats in all grades offered at Marshall shop run by Mabel Smith on E Side Square. Prices to suit and quality to please.
Salt Springs notes a Sunday sermon by Ray Worthington with H A Thomas in Marshall on Monday. Reports from here cover M G Lynch sale and John Greer. News arrives of John David Orr’s victory representing Park College in the intercollegiate contest at Tarkio Missouri.
J T Hood of the Redpath Chautauqua System said in Marshall that arrangements are near completion for the chautauqua at the end of August. His company is described as good and reliable.
The column records guests and social visits in the neighborhood. Julie Koott and her daughter Miss Besse with Grace Larue hosted Mrs. Allen's family on Sunday. Nelle Dierking visited her parents Friday evening to Monday morning. Dollie Harris called on Frances Reager in Elmwood Tuesday night. Grace Larue stayed with Bessie Knott Saturday night. Ethel McKinney visited Nelle Dierking Saturday night and Sunday. Lester Harris traveled to Hughesville on business last Friday. Neighbors shopped in Blackburn Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Jones shopped in Sweet Springs Tuesday. D M Harris made a business call in Sweet Springs Tuesday.
County Court adjourned term begins March 2 1908 with Judges Hickman Force Gaines and others. Orders correct dramshop license record for A J Dick. view culverts on multiple roads. issue hunters licenses. bond approvals for county officials. Local Options result publication. road overseer changes. remonstrances and petitions heard. various tax and drainage actions. election order on County Farm proposition rescinded. court adjourns to April 7 1908. 30 Days' Trial notice included and an advertisement for a back pain remedy appears at end.
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