Local People See Friends and Relatives Across Towns
Marshall area notes list many visits and travels from Slater to Mt Leonard and Arrow Rock. Residents include Mrs. Bart Hayes, J. W. Jordan, Nora Swinney, Lena John, P. J. Hillen, and C. K. Scott visiting relatives, with plans for moves to Seattle and Denver. Community updates cover illnesses, school events, and local business changes, including a drug stock purchase and evolving storefronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Hayes
Marguarette
St. Louis
Marshall
Alex Denny
Armstrong
New Frankfort Moves and Town Changes in Saline County
The article recalls a visit to New Frankfort, noting its status as the county’s second largest city by map yet with a few hundred residents. It highlights new residents J M Guabb and family, Rev Zager as pastor, a strong Sunday School with over 100 scholars, and changes including Robt Om and Elizabeth Blum among new nannies, Dr A Enloe’s illness, and the impending closure of the old post office as Gilliam rural route 2 brings movement to Kansas City. The piece also mentions illegal fishing-like blasting along the river, a friendly paper rivalry with the Republican, and Mrs Gorker preparing to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bogart
Houstonia
News Factory
Clemens
Wilton Springs
Robert Excell Fry
Charlestown
Indiana
Levi Smith
Napton
Texas
Cuba
R. P. White
Howard County
R.8. Alexander
St. Louis
Will Rea
P. H. Rea
J. W. Clinkscales
Carrollton
J. 8
C. L. Jacobi
Woodson
J. L. Russell
Cumberland Presbyterian
D.S
J. H. Treece
John Henry
Arthur
Walter Cox
J. W. Wilcox
Crotcher
Jas. Turner
Wilcox
J. E. M. Richards
Jones Curry
Mr. Hutchins
Craig & New Eae
New Frankfort
J. M. Guabb
Louis Reisacher
Jos
Kiso
Little Rock
Zager
Evangelical Church
Robi
Martin Gubb
Elizabeth Blum
J. W. Crumbaugh
Chas. Arbogast
J. A. Skinner
Robt. Logan
Henry Boblken
Gunt Thierfelder
Geo. B. Wilming
Boblken
A. Enloe
J, Sulerenn
Ose Seins
Republican
Gilliam
Gorker
Kansas City
$1000 Reward Post for a Wife Near Slater
A placard offering $1000 for a wife is seen on the gate post of Col. G. G. Jenkins, a prosperous bachelor southeast of Slater. Reportedly, Jenkins would not confirm placing it but his fine farm and home are cited as reasons the offer may be valid. He weighs about 300 pounds, is good looking and good-natured, prompting questions of a matrimonial agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. G. G. Jenkins
Slater
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Mra. Guinness
Train kill on Missouri river bridge shocks St Louis area
The Red Flyer struck and killed a section man on the bridge over the Missouri river near St Louis Monday forenoon. The victim, who had believed he was clear, was hurled against the bridge with fatal force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Flyer
Goff
Missouri River
St. Louis
Pension inquiry for Capt Crain's company survivor group
Surviving members of Capt Crain's company and E M. M. urged to visit R. P. Gwinn at the courthouse tomorrow Saturday to pursue efforts toward securing a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Crain
E M. M
R. P. Gwinn
Court House
Sermon and Senior Class List at Local High School
Rev J E McDonald delivered the bac calaureate sermon to the high school seniors in the auditorium Sunday at 11 am to a large congregation. A splendid musical program accompanied the religious address on the subject Gods temples. Senior class members include Mazie Bridges Frank Brightwell Judson Brightwell Francis Buckner Leta Buros Hattie Chaffee Annie Crocker Irene Armstrong Durwood Davis Helen Duggins Margaret Fisher Wallace Grube Beulah Garrard John Barbee Hall Leonard Harrison Neil Holloway Mary Hurt Jobo Lear Lafayette Maddox Alberta McGinnis Mary McGinnis Roy Naylor Frank Mitchell Ray Precher Minnie Robertson Nannie Romans Ethylene Scott Ray Soper Harry Terrell Jacob Van Dyke Addie Wharton Nadine Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McDonald
Mazie Bridges
Frank Brightwell
Judson Brightwell
Francis Buckner
Leta Buros
Hattie Chaffee
Annie Crocker
Irene Armstrong
Durwood Davis
Helen Duggins
Tickets on sale for Birmingham travel return fare
Birmingham, Ala. Return $21.76 via Chicago and Alton Railway. Tickets go on sale June 6th and valid through June 21, 1908. Agent O. E. Hawthorne reports the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago & Alton R. R
O. E. Hawthorne
Man Loses Five Dollar Bill In Domestic Row
In Gilliam, Nick Iman gave his wife a five dollar bill after a liberal weekend. She used it to buy goods, then burned the bill in anger. Later she realized the loss but the money was gone, and Iman lamented the missed funds that would have helped him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Iman
Gilliam
Empire
Nicodemus
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Chigagos’alton RY
Ebymo Iin Effert
Kaneas
Missouri Pacific BY
Pe Iy Oom
Lena John
Sweet Springs
Lena Jobe
West Marshall
P. J. Hillen
Arrow Rock
Barbara Hillen
Dave Nooe
Denver
Missouri State University
Columbia
Jobn Whitaker
E. R. Tillery
J. 8. Hunter Drug
B. M. Spotts
Thos. Boatright
Leonard Stouffer
H. L. Blosser
Malta Bend
L. W. van Dyke
Elizabeth Clarkson
Phoenix
Arizona
Mary Walker
Near Herndon
California
W. L. Hancock
Mt. Leonard
John Ballinger
Robt. Stouffer
Frank Stockman
Malta
Cornelia Stockman
Joe Stockman
Mary Brands
Glasgow
D. A. Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Sedalia
Marshall, MO
America
Lachman-Loos
Wild Animal Circus
Roman Hippodrome
Baby Elma
Fat Girl
Texas Zoo
Georgia Minstrels
Electric Theatre the
Bombay
Penna Wonderland
20Th Century
CM Willard
W J. Smithlow
Grand Pass
Lw Arnold
C W Hedger
Cossectivesuees
Luciada Leaton Et al
A ‘Powell
Joe T Leaton
Luciada Leaton & Rowe Pace
Cruaskaen
Weerstédnace
Membry Maupin
Jonnie Leonard
Boyd's
Althouse
Bank of Marshall
Tillie Loach
White
Main St
Baniaire
Clarissa
Lorence E Wilson
Clariesa
Lartha
Thomas
Exr
Robin Ham
Rvio Williams
Gretus Alexander
M Roberts
Norris
Arthur Baker
Pollock M & E
Coto Fletcher & Goodwin
Gilliam and Land Adjoining
Kristian Meyer
Wm Meyer
Canes Vy H Weler
Alto
Weatbrook
Elisa F Pugh
Storte
Eubank
Slaver
Rae Eeeead Tani
Larbere Hillen
Joseph Gilles
Renno
E. Reppeland
Dini i Ies
Burana
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