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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

4

Gilliam Local Notes and Personnel Changes

Miss Mary Bell returned home to Marshall after visiting friends in Gilliam. Miss Frankie Jones visited near Ayres, J M Coleman and wife moved to Fayette for a summer job with Hugh Stephens Prig Co. D G Burton visited from Bandy Utah, Gilliam Sporting club took A W Delewagonette to Black Water for a week. Mose Dele opened a new Ice Cream Parlor. Misses Eulalia and Kathe Helpzior traveled to Kansas. Chicoe Crumbaugh visited Illinois. Wm Pollock Co turned over to Goodwin & Son. J M Front painted W Swinnes residence on Capitol Hill.

Frankie Jones Ayres J.M. Coleman Fayete Mr. Coleman Hugh Stephens Prig. Co D. G. Burton Bandy Utah F. Croas F. B. Muss Mose & Dele Eulalia Kathe Helpzior Kansas Chicoe Crumbaugh Illinois Wm. Pollock Co Goodwin & Son J. M. Front W. Swinneys Capitol Hill

Local Social Notes and Arrivals in Spring-Geld Area

Herndon M T Bicke and family of Spring Geld moved into the house with Mrs. Matilde Taylor. James Farle came from Hack water with a string of fish Wednesday morning. Ralph Crain of Sweet Springs was to Beredos Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McMahan of Cooper county visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Dennis of Kiogeville are here visiting relatives. Regular meeting of the Herndon Telephone Co Saturday. Mrs. Dora Herndon who broke her arm last week from a fall is doing very well. Heo Alll of Kansas City is the guest of his brother W A Hill and family.

M. T. Bicke Heo Alll Kansas City W.A. Hill

River View Busy Weekend in Marshall Area

Mrs. Louis Mette is on the mend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis visited Slater Tuesday. Jesse Hensick and daughter toured Slater Friday. Mrs. J. R. Houman and son were in Gilliam Saturday. Mrs. J. L. Mattix and Lena Kammeyer called Arrow Rock friends Saturday. Lester Brown, Robert King, Frank Kiso and Jesse Hensick did county business Tuesday.

Orson King Marshall Louis Mette Abk Roy Johnson Tn Marshall Frank Davis Slater Jesse Hensick J. R. Houman Gilliam J. L. Mattix Mins Lena Kammeyer Arrow Rock Friends Lester Brown Robert King Frank Kiso County

Local residents visit towns and make calls over weekend

Mrs Kate Dysarthe reported con Valescent at the writing. Jobo Kammeyer went to Blackwater on business Saturday. G T Fowler and Kroeet Foster were to Arrow Rock recently. Miss Lee Lawless visited friends there Thursday and Friday. Charlie Thomas and J KR Houman were on Slater Saturday afternoon. A Romine called on old friends here Tuesday.

Mra Kate Dysarthe Jobo Kammeyer Blackwater G. T. Fowler Kroeet Foster Arrow Rock

Farmers Hope Rain Ends to Finish Planting Corn

LONESOME VALLEY farmers anxiously await drier weather to resume corn planting. Mr and Mrs Eddie Clemens were dinner guests of C C Miller and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs A H Yate spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jobo Grif.

Eddie Clemens C. C. Miller A. H Yate Jobo Grif

Local visitors pass through our town this week

James Kabler and Charlie McCoy traversed the town on Saturday while West Rush journeyed through on Monday. Mr and Mrs Lee Moody visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson on Wednesday. Mrs Josie Reynolds shopped in Marehall on Saturday.

James Kabler West Rush Lee Moody Lloyd Johnson Mis Josie Reynolds Marehall Charlie McCoy

Local social notes from Waverly and nearby towns

Charles Franklin returns from extended southern visit. Mrs. T. R. Landrum visits for graduation. Mrs. Jack Sluster visits in Kansas City. Mrs. Lillian Cole travels to Longwood with two children. J. J. Wheeldon leaves for two weeks in Wellington. Will Amickes visits Rev. Baker. Estella Grimes calls on Mrs. Potter. Alex Givens visits his daughters in Kansas City. Malta Bend and Blackburn boys play. score 5 to 0 for Malta Bend. Nelle Marshall visits Lexington. Cora Malter attends wedding in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Black Earp and others dine with the Pates for 53rd birthday. Silvia Demoss and brother visit cousins Edith and Roy Earp. Mr. and Mrs. John Lowrey visit the Earp family. Mrs. Chas Miller visits Mrs. N. J. Fletcher. Mrs. John Hughs and children visit in Dewitt. Mrs. Nellie Byars and children shop in Waverly. Cringie Powell visits Argood family. George J. Christman to build granary and implement house.

Charles Franklin T. R. Landrum Waverly Jack Slusher Kansas City Lillian Cole Longwood J.J. Wheeldon Wellington Will Amickes Sedalia Silvia Demoss Edith Roy Earp John Lowrey John Earp Chas Miller Sis Ter N. J. Fletcher John Hughs Dewitt John Byars Nellie Byars Cringie Powell Walter Charley Argood

Weather in Waverly Bottoms Turns Cool Over Week

The report notes cooler conditions over the past week or two in Waverly Bottoms. Residents may expect continued cool weather with light to moderate precipitation possible as autumn approaches.

Subscriptions Update From Local Readers

Subscribers and renewals from Saline area and beyond include Mr and Mrs Maupin of Blackburn new to the list, Gus Widmeyer through Robi Windmeyer, A J Henderson visiting east of town, Fritz Haesemeyer from Sweet Springs, Geo W Hagan on county court business, John Wall of Norton renewing for himself and sister Mrs Wim Clark of Fresno California, and 89 year old veteran John Wall one of Saline’s two Mexican War survivors enjoying good health. Additional renewals and new subscribers listed from Sedalia Naptoon W W R Hayes Gorm Chas Taylor Gillam Charles Jones Shenandoah Shenandoah Marshall and others with a wider cross section of towns and counties.

Oram Maupin Blackburn Fritz Haesemeyer Sweet Springs Peter Meyer Geo. W. Hagan John Wall Norton Wim, Clark Fresno California E. E. Wall St. Loui Wail J T Jones Ceesronens Naptoo WR Hayes Cece Chas Taylor Cee Gillam Charles Jones Shenandosh, Lows John Henderson Marshall Moro Sedalia Csccces Toombs Malta Rood Slater Milling Co Slater Leora Chappell Ovowa Kas Cordry Riley Eheuawrepeyne Lewis Perry CG Mayfield Bryan

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Mary Bell Gilliam Sporting Club A. W. Delewagonette Feting Black Water Herndon River View Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothcraft Murphy-Mills Clothing Co Lonesome Valley Ladies’ Oxfords Goodness IN Shoes Malta Bend Cora Malter Lexington Black Earp John Argood Mary Arnold N. B. Pate Geo. J. Christman Brussels Axminster GEO. N. Hanson North Side Square Marshall, MO Elizabeth S Bell Isabella L Bell KE Marshall AK Ruxton Clark Benson North End Magness Cic Ccccsevedon Sweet Springs Creamery Co Sweet Springe Farmers Co Inclueive Lou Abney Margaret Bosetallot Suwilth’s Marehail Justin Cramer Altheiker Genie Ershall Palace C. H. Leonard Tobe Fores Andy Wise Bank of Marshall
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