Malta Bend News Briefs and Local Visits
Floyd Cox left Monday for Holder to buy stock of drugs and plans to move to Oklahoma for a drug business. The Ladies Aid Society hosted an afternoon reception for Mrs. Walter Lunbeck. she departs for Colorado. Dr. J. M. Carter and Wil Wilson returned from Springfield after attending the St. Louis conference. Mariam Brown returned to Payette to resume school. Ed Curry traveled to Kansas City on business. Mrs. H. M. England and daughter Edith visit Smithton. Mrs. Jennie Johnson visits Carthage to see her sister Mrs. Daron. Albert Roberson and Harry Sheppard return to Columbia for school after a visit home. Mrs. Fred Kiltinge hosted the Tuesday Club. Mrs. H. C. Wilson and Mrs. Curtis Martin of Sedalia hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for Mrs. Fletcher Garman. Edith Carter left for Chattanooga after a two month visit. she will visit Memphis en route home. Miss Pearl Vanstone entertained for Mrs. Lunbeck and Mrs. Curtis Martin last Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cox
Holder
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church South
Walter Lunbeck
J. R. Brown
Lunbeck
Colorado
J. M. Carter
Wil Wilson
Springfield
St. Louis
Mariam Brown
Payette
Ed Curry
Kansas City
H. M. England
Edith
Smithton
Jennie Johnson
Carthage
Daron
Albert Roberson
Harry Sheppard
Columbia
Fred Kilinge
H.C. Wilson
Curtis Martin
Sedalia
Wilson
Fletcher Garman
Edith Carter
Chattanooga
Memphis
Pearl Vanstone
Walter Lunbeeck
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in Marshall
Geo Wolford and his wife from Kansas City visited the Clemens family in Marshall. A dance at Eddie Clemens Friday night drew a large crowd and everyone enjoyed it. Miss Mary Burks shopped in Marshall Friday. Miss Hayes is sick. Miss Inez Huff visited in Marshall Saturday. Jake Hinton visited his sweetheart Sunday evening. Mrs Ollie Spencer shopped in Marshall Thursday. The Gee Wolford family visited Eddie Clemens Sunday. John Maguire and family spent Sunday with J B Kabler and family. Frank Miller passed through Friday evening. Mrs Ploard, recently ill, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Wolford
Kansas City
W. W. Clemens
Eddie Clemens
Mary Burks
Marshall
Miss Hayes
Inez Huff
Jake Hinton
Ollie Spencer
Marshall Thur
Mr. Gee
Wolford
John Maguire
J. B. Kabler
Frank Miller
Local Gossip and Arrivals From Slater Missouri
R L Hawkins spent time with relatives. Ayers and wife visiting Oklahoma. Merchants Land and McKinney touring St Louis. Miss Hess Swinner heads to Kansas City for a month. Miss Oxie Daniel back at Lexington. Miss Pattie Norvell teaching near Marshall visiting. Mrs Maud Jones of Kansas City guest of Mrs Cius Schellenberg. Mr and Mrs Perry and son in town. J W Bobbitt’s wheelbarrow hunt. L A Brown and Annie Blair at Mt Leonard service. Mrs J C Brandon and daughter May of Marshall in town. Two yards Barred Rocks eggs for hatching at 2 and 1 per 15. Nugget Strain Buff Rocks 50c and 1 per 15. Mrs Thos J Baker Slater R F D 2 Slater Mo 3-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .l. Hawkins
Kron. Ayers
Oklahoma
Co. W. Land
J. W. McKinney
St. Louis
Pattie Norvell
Marshall
Burg
Maud Jones
Kansas City
Cius. Schellenberg
Perry and Son
F. P. Williams
John Kesser
Henry Kruger
Little Rock
J. W. Bobbitt
L.A. Brown
Annie Blair
Mt. Leonard
J. C. Brandon
May of Marshall
Clus, Senooley
Malta Bend
B.C. Blackburn
A. H.orr
Thos. J. Baker
Slater
Community Notes From Marshall Area Visitations
Next Wednesday is April fool's day. Mr and Mrs E Thomas of near Cretcher visited H A Thomas and family for several days this week. A H Orr A Runsberger Chas Brown and son J Warner were among Marshall visitors Friday. Miss Edna Reynolds of St Louis is visiting her sister Mrs Walker Baker. Farmers and liverymen. Take notice that H A Thomas can supply you with harness oil and pow is the time to oil your harness. Dr T A McLennen of Higginsville made a flying trip to our community Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McLennen
Higginsville
Wealthy Belleville landowner in life ending bid fails
Ewald Siebbert fined for peace disturbance and then attempted suicide in Justice Wangelin's cart in Belleville Illinois claiming disgrace and desire to die after pulling a bottle from his pocket. A bystander had swapped carbolic acid with castor oil. Siebbert, an eccentric but wealthy landowner, is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald Siebbert
Justice Wangelin
Belleville
Ilh
Siebert
Fifth Sunday Convention in session at First Baptist
The Saline Baptist Association holds its fifth Sunday session at First Baptist Church. Rev. M. M. Smith delivered the opening sermon last night. Devotional exercises begin at 9:30 this morning and the day will continue with a strong program culminating in a 7:30 p.m. sermon by Rev. W. P. Clark of Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saline Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
M. M. Smith
W. P. Clark
Slater
Probate Court Final Receipts and Discharges Noted
In estate actions, final settlements filed and approved for William T. German Francis Payne Marvin Norris and Lennora Norris minors with curator appointment and guardian discharges. Executors and executrix ordered to distribute assets file receipts and ward balances cleared. Bond set at 2200 dollars for David Rolen. Guardian discharged in George Wilhelm minor estate and James Wells estate final settlement approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. German
Francis Payne
Marvin
Lennora Norris
Jake H. Fisher
Pete L. Norris
Margaret C. Squier
Spencer Boley
David Rolen
M. R. Stoner
George Wilhelm Mnor
James 8
Wells
Notice of Blacksmithing Shop Transfer Near Pate Implement
A notice states that after purchasing A J Ransberger's Blacksmith shop located immediately south of Pate Implement Co, the new owners will perform all blacksmithing and work horse related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ransberger
Net Pate Implement Co
Welch Blosser Purchases Half Interest in Local Vet Hospital
Irvine Blosser of Blosser has been at a veterinary college in Kansas City for years and last week bought a half stake in W B Welch's veterinary hospital on West Court. He has begun duties as part owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Blosser
Blosser
Kanaas City
W. B. Welch
West Court
Real Estate Transfers List Patchy Entries
A stream of property transfers shows multiple deeds between individuals and parties. Names include L A Buck, Blossor Quisenberry, Eleanor Quisenberry, N E Hodge, J Scholle, Henry Stewming, Joe Reich, Erocet Ramey, Alfred C Powell, Patience Talbow, West Slater, H Masterson, R E Brooks, Joe Allen, Jae A Orr, Jas T Puck, Joe R Buck, Geo T Dunlap, K Harrie, G B Willisme, H M Mitchell, Wm English add, Will Uae cbevawead Elizabeth Berger, WM Johnson, Gertrude Brows, Ormund Hup, ML Gilliam, F E Skinoer, CH Tocker, Francces Brummit, Hannah M Springer, Paul P Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A Buck
Blossor Quisenberry
Lote
Eleanor Quisenberry
N E Hodge
J @ Scholle
Henry Stewming
West
Sweet Springs
Eeveseue
Joe Reich
Erocet Ramey
Blackburn & Rea
Blackburn
Alfred C Powell
Patience Talbow
West Slater
H Masterson
R E Brooks
Joe Allen
Jae A
Orr
Jas
Puck
Joe KR
Buck
de Geo T
Dunlap
Joe R Buck Tom
Harris Tor
Harrie
Willisme
H M Mitchell
Wi Fulkerson
Aliee Fulkerson
Mareball
Will
Uae
Eliazabeth
S Berger
Gdo
WM Johnson
Beyond Control in a New Jersey slander case
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a New Jersey court scene where a fast talking impetuous elderly German woman testified in broken English during a slander trial. The judge struggled to follow, repeatedly shouting Stop stop before the witness continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New Jersey
Lane
Lawyer’s Appeal Halts a Turbulent Tug of War
In a heated moment a man cries to attorney Hunter to slow events he has triggered. Exhausted, he throws down his pen and demands the lawyer stop her actions, signaling a tense legal dispute or winding up of a contentious matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hunter
Millinery Opening by Miss Mabel Smith
Miss Mabel Smith opens a millinery shop on April 24 offering hats in all grades and prices from 60 cents to 3 dollars. The display includes veils switches puffs rats and hats for old and young women children and misses. Visit before the opening rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Smith
Entertained Friends at G M Deal Country Home
Mr and Mrs G M Deal hosted a small gathering at their country home on Friday March 20 with guests including Mr and Mrs W H Harvey Mr and Mrs P A Brown Mr and Mrs Coarley Sealy Mr and Mrs Frank Brown Mr and Mrs Bob Brown Mr and Mrs H A Wilhelm Mr and Mrs H B Tucker Mr and Mrs Carley Irvine Mr and Mrs R K R Irvine Mr and Mrs Warren Godlard Mr and Mrs L B Edmonds and Miss Ada Tabor The attendees reported a pleasant time and hoped for another dining in the nearby area commonly called Dearville near Fairville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Deal
Fridavy
W. HL. Harvey
P. A. Brown
Coarley Sealy
Frank Brown
Bob Brown
H A. Wilhelm
Tucker
Charley's Aunt visits towns this week in comic tour
Charley's Aunt has been touring nearby towns this week. The M V OC boys performed the show in a lighthearted manner, presenting the comedy at Slater on Monday night, Marshall on Tuesday night, and Mañta Bend last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
M. V. OC
Slater
Marshall
Ma'ta Bend
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King Quality
Selz
Murphy-Mills Clo. Co
Fes
Inghegscog Esses
Gilliam
Salt Springs
Pacific Coast
And
Mexico
Pullman
C. Benton Mace
Probate
Welch & Blosser
International Correspondence Schools
Brown ’S Drug Store
South Side Square
Tchis VV EK
A.C Hoffman
Rep
J. F. Lapp
J. E. Amenda
Scranton
Civil Service
Evan
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