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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

5

Missionary meeting and church events raised in Harmony

A local missionary conference at First Presbyterian with reports from the Mexico meeting featured Rev H A Brown of Virginia and Rev B E Abbott of Boonville. Miss Sadie Buckland of St Joseph, new New Missionary Society head, hosted a social evening and luncheon. The note invites Harmony Republicans to attend sermons by Rev S L Clemens and mentions Mormon street meetings in Marshall and upcoming Children’s Day at the Methodist Church South plus a lecture by Rev J W Keyes at Convent Hall next Wednesday.

First Presbyterian Church Brotherhood Mexico H. A. Brown Virginia BE. F. Abbott Boonville Mr. Allen Westminster College Samuel Davis Sadie Buckland Aid and Missionary Society W. R. Dobyns St. Joseph Miss Buckland Korea L. Clemens Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mormon Marshall M. E. Church South J. W. Keyes Kansas City Convent Hall Cty

Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev J E McDonald at High School

Rev J E McDonald will preach the baccalaureate sermon for the high school in the auditorium Sunday at 11 a m. There will consequently be no services at the M E Church South in the morning.

J. E. McDonald M. E. Cbhurch

May cutlery sale at O. W. Johnston

Table cutlery sale notice urges replenishing knives forks spoons during special May event at O. W. Johnston store.

O. W. Johnston

Local court fines in petit larceny and weapons cases

Mies Jessie Warner was fined $1.00 plus costs totaling $18.25 in Judge Reuben Davia's court for petit larceny. H. BE. Ransberger paid $50 in the same court for carrying concealed weapons, the fine remitted except costs. W. W. Drumasond, a former Marshall printer, was fined $1.00 and costs by Police Judge Daggine for intoxication. John Wingfield pled guilty to persistent minors at a pool hall and paid a fine.

Mies Jessie Warner Reuben Davia H. BE. Ransberger W. W. Drumasond Odes- 2A Marshall Daggine Criminal Court John Wingfield Perenne Aleo

Circuit court sessions end with continuances and settlements

The court proceeding notes imprisonment and parole for the year, a $35 fine plus costs for gaming, and Judge Samuel Davis presiding. Most cases to date have been continued. Henry Scudder v Fritz Roscher was deferred to the next term. A Glasgow case about a young woman killed in a crash on the OC and A railroad was settled out of court with $2000 damages.

Samuel Davis Henry Scudder Fritz Roscher Circuit Court Glasgow

Our Candidates for Saline Office Seats

Prospects for election in Saline are brighter but no Republicans have announced. Citizens urge businessmen from Slater Sweet Springs or Malta Bend to enter races. Offices listed include Representative, two district judges, prosecuting attorney, sheriff, treasurer, public administrator, coroner, assessor, surveyor, and multiple township posts across Blackwater, Clay, Elmwood, Marshall, Salt Fork, Salt Pond, and Grand Pass.

Saline Slater Sweet Springs Malta Bend Blackwater Clay Elmwood Marshall Salt Fork Salt Pond Grand Pass

City meeting and street repairs action item summary

On May 4 with all present except Hupp the board referred bridge repairs near W E Parrish to the street and alley committee with power to act Q N Merrill to be paid 2 50 per 100 for lumber for purchase Crossing recommended for Lafayette and Summit Street Commissioner to fix it Marshal to serve notice on offensive back premises Health board to inspect late on West Porter Btreen Davisee opening from Jackson to Morgan referred to city attorney and street committee

Hupp W. E. Parrish Q. N. Merrill Lafayette Summit Street Board of Health West Porter Jackson Morgan

Lincoln School Commencement and Address Planned

Lincoln School closes a splendid term next Friday evening May 22 with exercises. Prof. B F Allen, president of Lincoln Institute at Jefferson City, will deliver the address. He is described as Missouri’s highest placed colored educator. Graduates are Miss Mildred Brown and [ra Hinderson. Location of the meeting remains undecided.

J. H. Kenner Lincoln School B. F. Allen Lincoln Institute Jefferson City Missouri Mildred Brown Ra Hinderson

Real Estate Transfers List From 1900 Segment

Real estate transfers record actions by Robt and Cecelia English to C P CR of half section in Marshall area, Lerene and Marshall to Genevra Bellwood 40 acres in section 10-48-20, Wm B Mareball and wife to Lorene Mareball 40 acres in section 13-48-21, Steehies Ettle Grecian to W W Brown lots 1 2 3 in Sargents addition, Anna Crowder to J W Night wine 400 near 90-48-22, Calvin Pieger to W J Smith lot 10 block 4 Grand Pass, and W J Smith and wife to Jobo Abdol er lot 1 block 4.

Robt & Cecelia Marshall Lerene & Marshall Genevra Bellwood Mareball Anna Crowder Calvin Pieger J Smith J Smith & Wife Jobo Abdoler

American Citizen Play Delights Stewart Chapel Audience

An American Citizen, staged by the Houxouian Literary Society at Stewart Chapel on Tuesday evening, drew a large audience and was hailed as a splendid success. It was enjoyed by attendees and praised for its performance quality.

Houxouian Literary ‘Society Stewart Chapel

Uncalled for Letters Remalolog in Marshallpostolics May 13 1008

Letters listed include Misses Larle Hellaman Tessie Lew is Birdie Owens Carrie Porter Birdie Williams Blanch Wilder and Mesdames Decordia Brown Vids Cumpton and others. The notice states items will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for within two weeks.

Remalolog L M Lange B C Miller John O'Neal Leonard Panon Barney Potter Benale Webster M. T. Chastain P. M

Whitaker to Address Republican Convention in Weaubleau District

A letter from the Weaubleau Christian and Republican candidate for Congress says he will address the Republican convention in the district. He is described as a fine man and expected to be a success.

Dept of Weaubleau Christian Congress

Marshall saloons trim after price cuts. two close

Two saloons in Marshall along West Arrow shut Tuesday at midnight after a busy day and night due to lower prices. Only Jake Berg's and Will Laughlin's remain open on West Arrow. W M White, jewelry merchant, bought a half interest in the building on the east side of the square. White came from St Louis years ago, found business thriving, and aims to invest further.

Marshall H. Lowenstein West Arrow Jake Berg Will Laughlin W. M. White Lades Mr White St. Louis

Local notices and social items from Saline county

Mr Lewis represents a light company selling plants around Little Rock. Several individuals including George Pearson Ebler Bros J UH Detmer and Frank Leimkeubler bought plants. Several social events are noted: Clay township convention at Potter school, delegates named Joe Cott Joe Johnson Jess Hensick, George Jenkins elected chairman, Chas shepherd secretary. Attendees include George Giger in Little Rock, Miss Buszie Smallwood returning to Jefferson City with Dr Sharp. Church activity at Concord noted, plus shooting contest plans for T M Eblers and state prize hopes. fellow social bits and local chatter fill the week.

Mr. Lewis Little Rock George Pearson Ebler Bros J. Uh, Detmer Frank Leimkeubler Missee Thornton Dysart Gilliam Sam Davis Clay Township Potter School House Marshall Joe Cott Joe Johnson Joe Jess Hensick George Jenkins Chas Shepherd George Giger George Buszie Smallwood Jefferson City Dr. Sharp Jack McChesney Ruby Pearson Little Rock Reds Baseball Nine McChesney Saline County Concord Abe Romines Prof Trouts Dan Eblers Haines T. M. Eblers Sedalia T.M. Swell

Saline Valley Sees Heavy Rain and Electric Display

One of the season s heaviest rains accompanied by a vivid electricity show Tuesday. The old muddy rises again though seasonally low for this time. Prof Sage the ventriloquist and his assistant traveled to Little Ik for a first class entertainment on Monday. Rei artificial Annie Grner retired after weeks.

Sage Little Ik Rei Aites Annie Grner

Sage show crowds in Little Rock and local travel notes

The report lists attendees from Gilliam and nearby areas at the Sage show in Little Rock last Monday night. Mentions include Geo and W I Giger trading in Gilliam, Willie’s Sunday whereabouts, and visitors like Will Steffen en route to Glasgow. It notes advancing corn planting, frost damage to fruit especially peaches and apricots, and mentions Eddie Spreitzer on the high list.

Little Rock Geo W. I. Giger Gilliam Willie Eddie Spreitzer Will Steffen Oak Ridge Glasgow Edith Huff Woo Howe Pear Gilliam Pate Mayfield Scott Tman Fish Creek G. Davis Joe Giger Eddie Frank Meyer

Subscriptions and Reader Notes From Saline County

E T Forman from Napton paid a year’s subscription to the Republican. Cc Roberts, Sweet Springs blacksmith, moved to Malvern Kansas with his family and will follow Saline via the Republican. Mrs W K Stover of Arrow Rock visited and ordered the paper, saying she cannot get along without it. Chas Warner, formerly Mt Olive, writes from Whitehall Illinois that he still likes the paper and Saline’s people. Rev Ben Buebler of Bay Mo thanks for renewal and is remembered as a former pastor at Little Rock.

E. T. Forman Napton Cc. R. Roberts Sweet Springs Malvern Kansas Saline W. K. Stover Arrow Rock Celia Cook Chas. Warner Mt. Olive Whitehall Ill Ben Buebler Bay Mo Little Rock Blerbeum Nelson Jno Witely sHoustonie Vokely John H Jomea Dowmell John Moore JW Bowmer Pagan Miami Hawkina Miami I Vecter Beolh Blue Lott

Primary Election Notice for Saline County Missouri

County Clerk announces the primary election will be held on the first Tuesday of August in all precincts. The ballot will include governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general railroad and warehouse commissioner supreme and county court judges, prosecutors, clerks, and local peace officers. Official duties, polling locations, and sample ballots to follow.

Missouri Saline Atate Astate Kaneasony Court of Appeals Congress Morven Biste Benator Misirtet General Assembly Qounty Ind [Meurtet Neers Blackwater Clay Rimweed Township Grand Paes Meraball Salt Pood Marshall Mo

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Banana Supreme Greerwich Lewis Lye Dr. Prices Wheat Lake Food White House Taylor’s Cash The Marrei Olson Building Saline Valley Potter Saddlery Carriage Co JD Bill Logely Suneeee Marshall Hillingely Durrett DR. Coe Eeevee
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