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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

5

Local items and travels around Marshall Saturday

D D Duggins conducted legal business in Kansas City on Saturday. Mr and Mrs J J Witt spent Saturday in Kansas City. D T Moreland came from Grand Pass Monday on business. Harry Herring returned home from Jamestown last week. D Dick Alpers and Henry Rucker came from Stose Valley Monday. A Hallenbeck and daughter visited from McAlister Springs Monday. Mrs W H Thornton of Malta Bend shopped in Marshall. Mrs Frank Furry left Monday for Washington Kansas to visit Mrs Geo Wright. John Sims and daughter Hessie of Lockwood Oklahoma visit old friends. Republican county committee meets at court house Saturday at 10 am. S O G Hopkins of west of town grew ill last Friday but improving. Ed S Meier returned to E St Louis Sunday night after a week's visit. J S Ballew and family moved from Norton to Campbell property at Salt Pond and Boyd. H C Land and Miss Bessie L Teed wed near Sweet Springs in Sedalia Monday. Rev J C Hollyman and others attended Hon our in Kansas City Saturday. Mrs Ella Laughlin from Nelson eloped Thursday and visited Salt Springs. C C Hedrick and wife of Cunningham Wash visited aunt Mrs W W Hedrick near the depot.

Arthur Near Wackburn New Llome J.C. Diggs Sweet Springs Elmwood R. E. Kuuta Wellington Kansas Henry Menegali Jennie John Harris Brother Edward Waverly Portie Callaway Kansas City Provent

Local notes and arrivals at Okmulgee and Enterprise

Gen. R. C. Horne assists at a paper in Okmulgee. Mr and Mrs John F Patterson, formerly of this place, are boarding with them. Mr and Mrs A Peecher celebrate their 25th anniversary with an at home event. J B Crockett family moved to Enterprise Oregon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stocking of Mayfield Kansas visit their son and wife Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell in College Addition.

R. C. Horne Okmulgee Okio John F. Patterson This Place Mrs. A. Peecher Ralph Stocking Mayfield Kansas Wm. Mitchell College

Griffin Seeks Warmer Climates Far West of Town

J M Griffin of the western area traveled to Electra and Norman Texas last week to upend the winter and also tend his farm there. He says the climate suits him better there.

J. M. Griffin West of Town Electra Norman Texas

Mrs A W Nichols visits relatives in Kansas

Mrs A W Nichols of Waverly Kansas is spending several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E J Covey. Mrs Chas Sampson of Sweet Springs and her sister was here last week Friday evening to see on Hur returning Saturday evening. Mra Jas Unrah and nephew went Saturday to see The Music Master.

A. W. Nichols Waverly Kansas E. J. Covey Chas, Sampson Sweet Springs Hur Mra Jas Unrah and Nephew

Local folks attend shows in Kansas City

A large Saline county turnout traveled to Kansas City last week to see On Hur at the Willis Wood theatre. The Music Master also drew many locals. Mr and Mrs A G Latimer of Louisiana Missouri are visiting Mrs C B Rogers on College Addition and plan to stay several weeks with a possible later move.

Saline County Kansas City On Hur Willis-Wood Theatre A. G. Latimer Louisiana, Mo Slater C. 8. Rogers College Addition

Whitman family grief prompts hurried funeral trip

L. L. Whitman traveled to Lyndon Kansas to be with his mother at her deathbed and sent word to his wife. She departed Monday with their son Don to attend the funeral, reflecting a family ripple in the community.

L. L. Whitman Lyndon Kansas Don

Brother Ronulus Hagan Improves After Illness In Kansas City

L A Hagan reports his brother Ronulus of Kansas City, long critically ill, is improving with favorable prognosis. One leg was amputated. the second may not be necessary. Steve Cook from near Fairville says his son Raymond, 14, is recovering from a two month typhoid fever attack, and another son Wilburn is also recovering.

L. A. Hagan Ronulus Kansas City Steve Cook Fairville Raymond Wilburn

Local Inventor Sells Saline County Oil Burner Patent

L. A. Hagan has purchased the county right for Saline for a patent oil burner. The burner attaches to a coal cook stove and generates gas from coal oil to supply homes at small expense. He says it offers great convenience and economy.

L. A. Hagan Saline

Governor Folk Grants Pardon to Dr J D Todd of Vernon

Gov Folk pardoned Dr J D Todd of Vernon county on Monday after his prior conviction for killing Richard Wall a Vernon merchant years ago. He is brother to the late J C Todd and well known in this county.

Local travelers visit Kansas City from area sites

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Calvert joined Dr. Marie Morris and Mrs. Norman Chafee along with Mrs. Geo, Rose, Mrs. Theo Huff, and Misses Helen Huff and Mabel Rumans on a trip to Kansas City.

Henry Calvert Marie Morris Norman Chaffee Geo, Rose Theo, Huff Helen Huff Mabel Rumans Kansas City

Family bids farewell to move to Marshfield home

W.11 Montgomery and family announced plans to relocate to a new home near Marshfield in Webster County on Wednesday. Their sale last week drew a good crowd and prices were satisfactory. The community expresses regret at their departure and wishes them well.

Montgomery Crotcher Marshfield Webster County

Will Keehart Seeks Train Solution for Marshall Move

Will Keehart complains about C and A train service to William with only two trips daily. He urges Jim to ask and proposes moving to Marshall to solve the transportation problem.

Will Keehart William Jim Marshall

Quiet Wedding Near South Jefferson Ends in Hutchinson Move

Miss Frances Eastman daughter of Mrs. Alice Sanders of South Jefferson and Mr R Roberts of Fulton were quietly married at the bride's home Tuesday afternoon. Mr Roberts, long stationed in Marshall for an acetylene light company, will reside in Hutchinson Kansas with his bride.

Frances Eastman Alice Sanders South Jefferson R. Roberts Fulton Tueday Roberts Marshall Hutchison, Kansas

Murrells Visit Boyd Home in Glasgow After 60 Years

G A Murrell and nephews Jewsen and Sam Murrell of Gainesville Texas traveled from their city to Glasgow Kentucky to visit their boyhood home. Sam Murrell had not returned in about six decades and will be hosted in the residence built by his father in 1807. Their visit is deemed surely memorable.

G. A. Murrel Jewsen Sam‘ B Murrell Gainesville Texas Glasgow Sam Murrell Mr. Murrell

Ely Lyddon Weds Miss Bertha James At Northwest Marshal

Ely Lyddon and Bertha James married at 8 p m Tuesday by Rev. B T Wharton at John Sandidge residence in Northwest Marshal. They left by afternoon train for Malta Bend to reside there for the present. Friends saw them off with rice at Mo Pac depot. the groom joked he will give them the slip next time.

Ely Lyddon Bertha James Rev B. T. Wharton John Sandidge Northwest Marshal Malta Bend Mo. Pac

Protracted Meeting At New Home Continues

New Home hosts ongoing religious gathering as attendees share Sunday visits with friends and relatives. Pearl Biggerstaff spent Sunday with the McKinneys while Ruth McKinney visited Lenora Wellher and Elia Cook. The Cook family and John Fordham households hosted guests, and the Hackneys returned home after weeks with Arkansas friends.

New Home Pearl Biggerstaff Misses McKinney Cole Walter John Fordham Grace Larue Mamie Bentley Ruth McKinney Lenora Elia Cook Henry Cook Sweet‘Springs D. M. Harris D. Lemon

Local social notes from Elmwood area brighten week

Saturday night visits mark community ties as Rev Hiers of Aultville and J 8 Knett share time. Misses Lemon Diggerstaff Teaser and Harris appear in town for visits and shopping while Leland Laughlin shows slow improvement from lockjaw. Various residents, including Murray and Methershagan siblings, attend preaching and travel to Wellington Kansas. illness and travel update the week.

Walnut Grove Social Notes and Visits

Walnut Grove residents reported visiting family and friends across nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Charles Shaffer called on Mr and Mrs 8 Mc Callaway, Zell Callaway and John Miller visited H Y Yowell, and Anna Gallbraith returned from a two week stay in Kansas City.

Charles Shaffer Mc Callaway Messrs Zell Callaway John Miller H. Y. Yowell Anna Gallbraith Kangzas City Waverly Chas. Drumert Warren County

Feeding the Dairy Cow in the Winter

Cites Missouri farmer guidance on winter dairy cow care. Warns cows suffer when fall feed ends. stresses timely feeding, hay, grain, and corn to maintain milk flow. Recommends housing cows in a barn for warmth, with corn silage as supplement when available. By C. H. Eckles, Professor Dairy Husbandry, University of Missouri.

Missouri C. H. Eckles University of Missouri

Missouri Pacific Adjusts Time Schedule For Trains

The Missouri Pacific announces revised times for its west passenger train now at 5.50 p m up from 4 18 p m. The east local freight departs at 10 50 a m and the west freight at 1 40 p m.

Missouri Pacific

Hinnah and Crass Tie At Home Wedding Near Gilliam

Fred Hinnah and Miss Cora Crass wed at the bride’s parents home east of Gilliam at 11 a.m. October 20 with Rev Leibel officiating. About 100 guests attended a noon dinner. From Warren county to Hermann and Napoleon guests traveled to the ceremony. The couple plan to reside on the Glenn farm. The bride is esteemed and the groom is praised as a fine young man.

Fred Hinnah Cora Crass Frank Crass Eaat Gilliam Hev. Leibel Frank Crass Jr Delia Bierbaum H. H. Hinnah Marthasville Aug. Fricke Hermann Rosen Alfred Hart Brunswick Elenora Derlekamp Napoleon Hinnah Warren County Glenn Aew Ife

editor laments corset deaths with satire on tight lacing

A Kansas editor condemns corsets as deadly and urges reform while recalling a tragic girl’s death. The piece mocks the era’s fashion and recounts an evening group of locals leaving a venue, ending with a crude call and a misheard exchange as they disperse.

Kansas

Frayed excerpt on family morals and rural duties

A fragment discusses concerns about parental regard for youth and social behavior. It contrasts expectations of keeping children safe at home with men who gamble or neglect duties, urging focus on raising children early rather than pursuing reckless bets.

Norborne Leader: Embezzlement Arrest Sparks Family Debate

A young man, son of a wealthy parent, was arrested for embezzlement. He blamed his downfall on indulgent parenting that offered him no correction or denial. The article condemns unwise parental love that harms a child's readiness for life.

Norborne Htmn

Memory of a Wife in a Humble Tale of Love

A man recalls his long marriage and his wife's gentle actions. He describes a quarrel over a missing button and how she forgave him, saying she would not forget, and how her patience transformed him and their world after her death.

Nover

Public Sales Adverts Offer Large Circulation

The notice claims the paper has Saline county's largest circulation and promises the best reach at the lowest price for sale bills. Rates range from $1.75 to $6.00 depending on bill size and advertisement extent.

Saline County

Loring Collier From Heusee City Buwlay

Loring Collier was down from Heusee City Buwlay. This brief item notes a visitor or arrival in the community context with limited readable details.

Loring Collier Heusee Buwlay

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HOUND Barly Kan Kanaan Alam Aignal Missouri Pacific BY Loca Freight Izes Cesses D. D. Duggins Mrs J. J. Witt Kansa City D. T. Moreland Grand Pass Harry Herring Jamestown Dick Alpers Henry Rucker Stose Valley A. Hallenbeck and Daughter McAlister Springs W. H. Thornton Frank Furry Washington, Kansas Geo. Wright John Sims Miss Hessie Lockwood Okla Republican County Committee Court House G. Hopkins Meier E. St. Louis Ballew Norton Campbell Property Corner Salt Pond Boyd H. C. Land Bessie L. Teed Near Sweet Springs Sedalla Monday J. C. Hollyman Messrs. McAnineh Crawford, Gaulkiin and Gregg Ella Laughlin Nelson Salt Springs Chas, Brown's H. C. Spencer Alice Fulkerson West Arrow C. C. Hedrick Cunningham Wash W. W. Hedrick Thet. & A. Depot Crockett Enterprise Oregon Hirsh-Wickwire & Co Adler Collegians Roeye Southwest Corner Square ADLER Milwaukee J. L. Russel Farmers’ Savings Bank Building Marshall, MO Walnut Grove New Mo Pac Mrs Brown Mr. Brown Lome
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