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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
8
We extend a cordial invitation to every lady to visit this popular department in Marshall. We specialize in stylish popular priced hats, offering creations that are prettiest and most reasonably priced. Remember us no trouble to show goods, so come in and be shown.
Groceries department announces exceptional bar gains for the Week End Sale. Shoppers are urged to study the list and lay in a week’s supply of groceries from the sale selection.
Light snowfall greeted Monday morning as residents spoke of illness battles and social visits. Geo N Hanson's offered wallpaper and lace curtains while local events included a large Marshall Elks banquet, a Pacee Concert benefit, and a fire on Eastwood that lightly damaged a Mary Brandon residence.
We thank neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our daughter and husband. Heary Koapper and family.
SOIR ¢ COUNTY NEWS reports farmers planting corn and two car loads of hogs shipped by Robt. Chilcott. Visitations at L. A. Breoler’s Sunday. Rich Chapel Sunday school postponed due to low attendance. Ed White recovering from smallpox. Wedding rumors circulate. DeWitt visitors J. A. Dilley and wife. Mary Campbell went to Tina for Milton Campbell’s children. Next Sunday is regular preaching at Rich Chapel.
Rev Barnett to preach next Sunday. H A Thomas delivered first ice load from Malta Bend for Salt Spring ice club. McCullough of St Louis visited W H Bakers home. Mrs A Ransberger and friend visited relatives in Centralia. Green closed a successful term at Fulkerson school and will teach next year. James Swinney and Chas Brown at Missionary Society in Mount Leonard. L A Brown attended services in Malta Bend. Frances Welch suffered head and arm bruises from a fall at her home. no bones broken and improving.
Letters from readers announce new subscribers and renewals across Salt Springs and nearby towns. Mrs. N A Littleton writes from Chariton to honor The Republican. J R Graves submits Milton Harris of Slater. Mrs J M Carter and Dr J M Carver praise Saline readers. Perry Wilson joins Malta Bend area. other renewals come from E G Guthrey J B Moritz and more with a year’s payment from A H McRoberts via Muskogee Oklahoma.
A narrator describes extreme hunger and a strict diet involving very thin crusty toast without butter, hourly juice sips, and limited fruit. The plan allows one orange at a time and emphasizes dry toast for hunger reduction. Dinner may include greasy dishes, but the regime remains highly restrictive.
Weather concerns for corn planting frame Mt Zion items. George Baldus and family visited Clay Buie over the weekend. Miss Florence Cook, who passed eighth grade at Miller school, spent time with her aunt Mrs. Bob White. Sam Wheeland and family visited Bal Thomas’s home. Ira Buie, Alma Muller, and Nancy Wheeland attended graduation exercises at Slater. Ida Garrison visited John Garrison and Ligsie Norman stayed with Mrs. Lillie Haggard of Sweet Tom. Lynch was seen Sunday.
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