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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

4

Local Citizens and Visitors News Bits

Local items report R. 8. Sims of Cretcher in town on business. Mrs. Mary Yates of Slater visiting Marshall. Mrs. Robi Young and daughters Nellie and Nettie near Nelson in town shopping. Dolores Campbell left for Norton to visit friends. Sherwin-Williams paints advertised. O W Johnston, Jax, and James Hall of Kanees City guests of Hugo Hennessy and Mrs J S McKee. Loretta Cain returned from St Louis. Real estate sale: W R Brown sold R W Campbell property to J W Burroughs for 3400. Mrs John John and Ella Kuykendall with Mrs Wm Naegelin shopping. Emory Keith family returning to Sualisbury after visits at Marshall and Napton. Mrs Wm Morris of Nelson visiting Wm Drinkerds and M J Drinkerd. J W Grayson from the plains reports John W Blackburn improving. C W Johnston promotes wall paper in Saline county. O W Johnston and Thos Landon and sons from Shawnee in Mexico colony venture with their automobile. Adella Hawkins McDonnell re-elected teacher at Gilliam school. J P McDonnell re-elected teacher at Cambridge colored school. H Res, visiting Coffey County, Kans, sells business to Ennis Bros. and Jones. Wise to return to St Louis. Delinquents urged to pay back dues. Bethany clipper.

Mary Yates Slater Ford Brown Marshall Robi. Young Nellie Nettie Nelson Dolores Campbell Norton Sherwin-Williams O. W. Johnston Jax James Hall Kaneseas City Hugo Hennessy J.S. McKee Loretta Cain St. Louis W. R. Brown R. W. Campbell W. Washngton J. W. Burroughs John John Ella M. C. Kuykendalland Wm. Naegelin Near Sweet Springs Our City Emory Keith Sualisbury Napton Wm. Morris Wm. Drinkerd M. J. Drinkerd Miami J. W. Grayson the Plains John W. Blackburn Herman Kunze C. W. Johnston Saline County Thos, Landon and Sons J. E W. E Shawnee Oklo Adella Hawkins McDonnell Gilliam J. P. McDonnell Cambridge Colored School H. Res Ward Rea Cofffey

Local Social Roster Highlights Weekend Visits

Robert King and son transacted business at the county seat Saturday. Mr and Mrs A Huff traded in Slater Saturday. J R Heuman courted in Marshall Monday. Walter Kammeyer and wife visited Mr and Mrs W Heuman near Arrow Rock Thursday and Friday, with John Hellman Jr remaining until Sunday. Charlie Oberkrum and wife traded in Slater Saturday. Mrs Jesse Hensick and Miss Lillian called in Arrow Rock Friday evening. Bob Deis Charlie Deer and Otis Roberts of Gilliam sports passed through Sunday afternoon. Henry Hellman and sister Miss Louise visited friends Sunday. Fred Weinrich and son returned to Sedalia after days with friends, wife remaining longer. J L Mattix and wife traded in G1 Monday afternoon. Mrs Frank Haynes is born on Aasgbuovae.

Robert King and Son A. Huff Slater J R. Heuman Marshall Walter Kammeyer W. Heuman Arrows Rock Jobn Hellman Jr Charlie Oberkrum Jesse Hensick Miss Lillian Arrow Rock Bob Deis Charlie Deer Otis Roberts Gilliams Sports Henry Hellman Louise Fred Weinrich Sedalia J. L. Mattix Frank Haynes Aasgbuovae

River View School Staff and Illness Report

Guests visited Sunday at Mr and Mrs Chism. Miss Anna Hoy will teach River View school next year. Miss Lucile Cott is confined to bed this week due to rheumatism.

Local Social News from the Wade and Witcher Circles

Miss Geneva Witcher visits T O Wade family and Miss Dean Witcher calls on J M Thomas. Mrs John Witcy suffers a severe sprained ankle after a runaway and hosts Emma Russell of Windsor and others. Rev I G Shouse visits Richard Hess. Claycomb and Miller wedding at Hughesville attended by locals. Listings of visits, travel, illness, and upcoming moves including J W Bowmer J M Moore Sedalia trip Lenox Weaver New Mexico trip Addison Berry Houstonia visits Mt Olive and Roosevelt Oklahoma visits. Dr J A Noel in Kansas for a serous case consult.

Dean Witcher J. M. Thomas John Witcy Emma Russell Windsor Edgar Reed C. W. Thomas Lester Hemphill Newton Thomas I. G. Shouse Richard Hess Claycomb Gertrude Marshall Ernest Magnus Philip Montgomery Richard John Hess Willie Shelton Thomas John Melvin Moore Florence Goelena Witcher T Haggard Family Lenox Weaver New Mexico Addie Berry Houstonia Dr. Smith

Crain Family Returns From New Mexico Home Lead Filing

W. D. Crain and daughter Mies Nelle returned Monday evening from New Mexico where they filed on house leads.

W. D. Crain Mies Nelle New Mexico

Measles illness notes and local social visits

Drearville Mrs Walter Marksberry is quite sick with the measles. Mrs C A Lowery and Mrs Lee Lowery shopped in Marshall Wednesday. Miss Pearl Aller is on the sick list this week. Mr and Mrs J E Allen visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Allen in Slater Saturday. Mrs Ol Neff and son Jim mie were among Slater visitors Saturday. We are sorry learn that Miss Gertrude Johnson is on a look list. Charlie Reider with Miss May Lowery visited friends in Slater Sunday afternoon. OU Ned eiivited relakloms.

Walter Marksberry C.A. Lowery Lee.Lowery Marshall Pearl Aller J. E. Allen Bob Allen Slater Ol Neff Jimmie Gertrude Johnson

Slater Sunday Move: Leisure Family Relocates

J. M. Leisure and family moved to their new home in Slater last Monday, settling into the residence with plans to establish roots in the community.

Slater J. M. Leisure

Notice to Dairymen on Milk Quality and Preservatives

State dairy and food commissioner R. M. Washburn warns dairymen that chemical preservatives for milk are not legal and urges keeping milk clean and cold. Short measure bottles misstate volume and dirty milk is unsafe for children. About 40 000 babies under one year rely on cow milk. mortality risk is higher with dirty milk.

R. M. Washburn State Dairy & Food Commissioner

Injured Man Faces Doubtful Recovery After Accident

A man suffered a badly lacerated head, body contusions, and internal injuries in an accident. Doctors warn recovery is doubtful.

Roast Chicien Gaffe Stamps Printer Error

A Marshall newspaper reports a printing slip where a restaurant bill of fare reads Roast Chicien instead of Roast Chicken. The error, though corrected, remains visible, drawing humor and commentary about the misprint.

Marshall

Favor requests to stop or keep newspaper

A plea urges subscribers to notify the paper if they do not want it continued after expiration and explains the process for stopping or refusing delivery. It also advertises bargains on mattings and linoleums at Geo. N. Hanson’s North Side Square.

Geo. N. Hanson North Side

Dream of army general ends in nightmare

In New York on April 27 Edmund Hynes, awaiting a physical for enlistment, leaped from bed during a sleep state at the army recruiting office on East Thirty-fourth Street. He stood at attention and then collapsed, a chaotic scene prompting a rapid response from the sleeping companions Corporal Robert Phillips and Private Samuel Payne.

New York Edmund Hynes Hynes Robert Phillips Samuel Payne Army East Thirty-fourth Street

Motor Cars and Crime in Modern Burglary

The London Daily Mail notes that a decade after the motor car’s arrival in this country, crime writers foresaw the car’s use by burglars. Real events now show fiction matched by history as skilled burglars exploit cars to reach targeted houses and flee with loot after the break.

Saya London Daily Mail

Royal Swedish Babies Go Barefoot in Open Air

Royal children of the crown prince and princess wear no shoes or stockings and stay outside almost all waking hours. Vigorous daily life grants bright eyes and rosy shins, with plain clothes except on state occasions when expensive slips are worn.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sims of Cretcher Ennis Bros. and Jones Wise Bethany Clipper River View Tedieville Geneva Witcher T. O. Wade and J. E. Barnett Jesse Wheeler Miss Mayme Searchlight Nevada Mizco” Mining Co J. A. Noel Kansas Drearville Charlie Reider Miss May Lowery Motor Cars Toni Bier Hou Au Apc Rhous Dr. King
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