Local Obituaries From Slater Area Deaths and Burials
Several notices detail deaths and funerals in the Slater region. A 3 year old child died after a monthlong pneumonia and was buried at Gilliam cemetery. A 39 year old woman died at home of Irvine Brown with services held at their residence and burial in Ridge Park cemetery. Other brief notices mention an infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L I McMahan, a 3 month old child of Mr and Mrs Amos Hopkins, and a woman north of Blackburn who died after a long illness and was laid to Blackburn cemetery. sympathy is extended to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tennell
Slater
Gilliam
Schaurer & Hill of
Edward B. Brown, Corder
Marion Street
Lyon Ave
Irvine Brown
Ridge Park
L. I. McMahan
Ridge Park Cemetery
Amos Hopkins
Salt Springs
Blackburn
Christian Church
Marshall High School Commencement 1909 Ceremony
Commencement exercises at Marshall High School were held May 21 1909 in the school auditorium before a large audience. The program featured invocations, musical selections by Vawter's Orchestra, class addresses, diploma presentations by Dr G E C Sharp, and honors including two five dollar gold pieces for top scholars and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High School
Chemical Laboratory
Edmiston
Partee
Baptist Church
Marshall Public Schools
Vawter
Margaret Fisher
Mary Hurt
Irene Cunningham
Kuhe
Beulah Garrard
Jacob van Dyke
Sole—“Cherette
Minnie Robertson
Shelley
Sslo—Blumenlied
Ray Peecher
Prophet Poet
Nannie Rumans
Roy Naylor
Vawter’s Orchestra
Baccalaureate Sermon At Stewart Chapel By Dr Wallace Radcliffe
The baccalaureate sermon for M V C graduates was preached at Stewart chapel Sunday at 4 p m by Dr Wallace Radcliffe of Washington DC pastor of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church known as the Presidents Church attended by many officials. Last Sunday several Methodists joined the M E Church South including J B DeGarmo G N Hanson M C Chaffee Jr Homer Hatton C E Hawthorne and families totaling 23 members. The Methodist church lacks a pastor and some members favor dissolving the long struggle while about a hundred members plan to stay and await a new pastor. Mesdames Huston and Bewley attended a missionary institute in Sedalia representing the Woman's Missionary Society of the M E Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Chapel
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington, D. C.C
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
M.e.church South
J. B. DeGarmo
G. N. Hanson
M. C. Chaffee, Jr
Homer Hatton
C. E. Hawthorne
Pastors to be Installed and Services Set in Boonville Area
Sunday school at Boonville begins at 9:45 at First M E Church with normal Sunday activities. The new pastor arrives in June and Rev. Benjamin Andress will be installed at Mt Olive and Memorial Presbyterian churches on June 7 with services at Napton in the morning and Mt Olive in the evening led by Revs. E T and J E Abbott. Rev Ernst Runge will preach in German at the Episcopal church next Sunday at 2 30 pm. A large group of Marshall youths attended the district conference of the south M B Church at Malta Bend yesterday marking League Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Benjamin Andress
Mt. Olive
Memorial Presbyterian
Napton
E. T
J. E Abbott
Ernst Runge
Episcopal Church
Marshall
M. B. Church
South
Malta Bend
Alumni Spread At Antlers Hotel Marks Missouri Valley College Meet
Twenty one Missouri Valley College alumni gathered at the Antlers hotel on Monday for a spread and an experience meeting. Dr. William H. Black, college president, presided while Rev. G. P. Bailey, pastor of Westport Avenue Presbyterian, served as toastmaster. Miss Willie Walter of Kansas City spoke for the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valey College
Antlers Hotel
William H. Black
G. P. Baily
Westport Avenue Presbyterian Church
Willie Walter
Kansas City
Mrs Henton Injured In City Hotel Stair Fall
Mrs Henton aged 78 fell down stairs at the City hotel Friday morning, receiving severe bruises but escaping serious injuries. Dr. G. T. Nuckles was called and attended her injuries.
Hains Bros Win Suit Over Farm Sale Commission
Hains brothers once in Arrow Rock real estate and now linked to Elsen and Hume won a Kansas City Court of Appeals judgment for 932 dollars. They claimed a commission on the Arnold farm sale near Slater, in a dispute with H. C. Mead who sued Arnold to recover the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hains Brothers
Arrow Rock
Will Hains
Elsen & Hume
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Arnold
Slater
H. C. Mead
Mr. Arnold
Cowherd to Speak as Democratic Gubernatorial Hopeful
W 8 Cowherd, Democratic candidate for governor, will address the public at the courthouse on Wednesday June 3. He is described as leading old guard factions and holds strength in Marshall while the eastern county may withhold support.
St Louis Live Stock Market Report May 27 1908
National Livestock Commission reports cattle receipts 2600 with steers and butcher stock strong for top grades but mids weaker. Prime beef steers 7.00 to 8.25. good to choice 6.00 to 8.00. cows 4.10 to 5.00. heifers 6.10 to 8.25. Hogs top around 5.45. hogs fair to good quality higher end. Sheep and lambs receipts 2000 with spring lambs around 7.25 and top native ewes 3.75. market expected firmer for next days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yarda
Chulee
Gruseere
National Livestock Commision
Marriage Licenses Granted in Marshall Area
Newton Walker and Mrs Linsle Crawford obtained marriage licenses in Marshall. Guy Drummond and Heesle C O Howell also received licenses in Marshall, with names appearing in the public entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Walker
Vwol
Marshall
Linsle Crawford
Marshall Guy Drummond
Marshall Heesle C O'Howell
Everyman a Success at Alumni Evening
The Alumni Association of M. V. C. presented a special entertainment at Stewart Chapel on Wednesday evening. The program was of exceptional merit and drew a large crowd that enjoyed the evening and profited from the program.
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Alumni Association of M. V. C
Stewart Chapel
Missouri Valley Concert Pleases Stewart Chapel Audience
The Missouri Valley Commencement concert at Stewart Chapel Monday evening was declared of unusual merit. The report notes the performance's quality but offers no extended summary due to space limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Chapel
Program Enjoyed by Those Present
Those present enjoyed the program very much as it concluded, with attendees expressing appreciation for the event and its performers.
Jury pool called for Guy Carpenter trial in special session
Sixty four persons have been summoned for the jury for this morning from which a jury of 12 will be selected for the Guy Carpenter trial. It is probable that the evidence will begin Monday morning. This is the only case, it being a special session of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carpenter
Excelsior Springs Visit Highlights Liveryman Reid Family
The editor tours Excelsior Springs and praises William Reid the liveryman and his family home nearby. His daughter Rena, back from Colorado, secured a teaching position among forty applicants. A noon storm swelled nearby creeks, then subsided, offering tours of local springs and beverages without a bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Reid
Rena
Colorado
Evans & Son Move to Billing Barn Horse Trade
Notice of Removal states St Sam l Evans & Son have moved to the Billing barn on West North Street, formerly Conway & Son, to buy and sell horses and mules and run a general livery and feed business with ample stable room and heated accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North Street
Conway & Son
St.Sam
L Evans & Son
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F Russell Tennell
Susie Mary Brown
Mrs. Edw. Liter
B. F. Naylor
Board of Education
State University
Harmon
Harvard
Harman
Monday Club
Naome Romans
Earl Clark
Neople Romans
Alberta McGinois
Lillian Scots
Herbert Mikel
Walter Koppenbrink
HopLomores
Mises Mildred Taylor
Mies Mary Dean
Joseph Durrett
Sumner Williams
James Belwood
James Kollet
Church Notes
Mesdames W
Huston
James T. Bewley
Sedalia
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Trousdale
Boonville
Hains Bros
ST. Louis
Everyman
New York
Criminal Court
Melly Sel
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