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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1908

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Deaths of Douglas Henton and William Hanley

Douglas Henton died at his daughter’s home near Norton on Thursday November 5 of consumption, aged about 47. Survived by wife and three sons and a daughter, his remains were buried at Hess Creek cemetery after services. William Hanley died at his mother’s home on Friday November 13 of consumption, aged 31. Funeral services were held at his residence and burial followed at Ridge Park cemetery.

Douglas Henton Jas. Pannell Norton Louis Henton Kansas Hiram Jacob Hess Creek Henton C. J. Fitzsimmons WM. M. Hanley Martha Hanley West Jackson St Anna Herndon Ridge Park

Matt Davis Killed by Fall in Oklahoma City

A telegram from Oklahoma City notified the death of Matt Davis age about 38, a bricklayer from West Marshall. He fell from the fourth story while working on a building and died at the hospital ten minutes later. Burial plans were arranged in Marshall, with services by Rev. J. Q. Partee, and interment at Ridge Park cemetery.

Oklahoma City Okla Matt Davis Henry Davis West Marshall Davis Springfield Mra. W Huston J. Q. Partee Ridge Park Cemetery

Republican banquet in St Louis draws Miami and Mt Leonard reps

Dr M T Chagtain post master J M Null postmaster Miami and J M Fulkerson Mt Leonard represented La ine at the Republican banquet and jollification in St Louis Saturday night. The Doctor says it was the most enthusiastic affair he ever saw. About 200 attended the event.

M. T. Chagtain J. M. Null Miami J. M. Fulkerson Mt. Leonard Laine St. Louis Te Ban

Shooting sparked by jealousy at Vendome Hotel

Luther Boggs, on night duty at the Vendome Hotel, shot Eliza beth Gray on South Odell after a church outing dispute. The bullet struck her near the spine as she sought Dr Will Sharps aid. Boggs was arrested nearby and held in jail. Gray lies improving at the hospital. investigators pursue further developments.

Luther Boggs Vendome Hotel Elizabeth Gray South Odell Hoges Episcopal Church Boggs Odell Will Sharp Anthony Jackson Sulphur Springs Dr. Manning

Thanksgiving services at Odell Ave Presbyterian Church

Church notices announce Union Thanksgiving services next Thursday at 11 a.m. at Odell Ave Presbyterian. Rev J Q Partee will deliver the sermon. Other items report Dr W H Black returning from Wellsville to dedicate Mt Olive Presbyterian, Rev D Ernest McCurry at Callao near Macon, Rev B H Steel to preach Norton church Nov 22 and give an illustrated lecture, Rev T W Atton’s family illness leading to his return to Fulton, and Dr W H Black to start a sermon series at Odell Ave next week.

Union Odell Ave Presbyterian Church J. Q. Partee W. H. Black Wellsville Mt. Olive Presbyterian Church B. H. Steel Norton Church Odell Ave. Presbyterian Church

Teachers Association Met Here For County Session

About two hundred county teachers met at Marshal High School on Thursday through Saturday called by County Superintendent Fisher. Highlights included corn judging prizes with white corn won by Joe Hyatt and Wilbur Lineberry and yellow corn by David Reynolds. discussions on reading circles for 1908 09 and state meeting representation. resolutions praised Fisher and affiliates and endorsed county supervision with thanks to speakers and local hosts.

Marshal High School Fisher Seasion W. GC. Fisher Whitecorn Joe Hyatt Chappell Wilbur Lineberry Sorthwest Slater David Reynolds Mt. Horeb Joe Richy Finley Nelson Jordan Columbia F. H. Hillman Agriultural Bureau Washington, D. C Fishers Board & Education Marshalls Saline County Teachers Association Kansas City I. N. Evrard

Explosion or Earthquake Startled Several Counties

Early Thursday morning a blast at the Excelsior Springs Power Company glazing house ten miles south of Kansas City killed one and injured twelve. Reports of an earthquake spread from Marshal, Miami, Nap ton, Sedalla, Houstonia, Lamonte, Higginsville and other points, with the Kansas City area largely untouched. Whether the two events were connected remains unclear and under inquiry.

Miami Napton Sedalla Houstonia Lamonte Higginsville Excelsior Springs Power Company Kansas City Baline Pettis

Lecture on Cow Peas by Prof England at courthouse

Prof England of Kentucky lectures at the courthouse tomorrow at three on Culture of Cow Peas. He argues cow peas can be profitable here and deserve more attention. Come out and benefit from the talk.

England Kentucky Court House

Accidents Mark Tuesday Near Shackelford area

A sequence of runaway horse and buggy incidents on Tuesday near Shackelford and Marshall left Mrs. Michel Thompson with a broken ankle after jumping from a buggy. Her daughter Gertrude and neighbor Walter Deal were involved as the horse shied and the buggy wrecked. J B Prior’s survey gear was damaged. Stock buyer Thomas Cotton reported a buggy collapse and bruises. Artie Morris of Hardeman also figures in the day’s runaways.

Michel Thompson Shackelford Marshall Gertrude J. B. Prior Mvery Artie Morris Hardeman

Greene Hawthorne Marshall wedding contracts romance in Porto Rico

The marriage of Charles Allison Greene of Atlanta to Miss Lucile Hawthorne occurred at the Hawthorne home with Rev. J. E. McDonald officiating. A musical program preceded the ceremony, followed by a wedding breakfast. They depart for Guayama Porto Rico where the groom has a government post, expected to arrive by December. Out of town guests joined local family members for the ceremony and reception.

Marshall Church Charles Allison Greene Atlanta Ga Lucile Hawthorne O .E. Hawthorne Hawthorne North Jefferson J. E. McDonald Marshall Guayama Porto Rico New York A. L. Greene Ray L. Hawthorne St. Louis A. D. Hawthorne Bay City Mich W .E. Hawthorne

Surprise Marriage Ties Landon to Beas Wyenandt

Relatives and friends learn of J. E. Landon and Misa Beas Wyenandt wedding on October 20 in St. Louis. The bride, a Cincinnati native who stayed with the Landon and Evans families last summer, accompanied Landon on a trip to Old Mexico before settling in St. Louis where Landon serves as manager.

J. E. Landon St. Louis Misa Beas Wyenandt Cincinnati Landon Evans Old Mexico Co.pase

Saline Boy in Australia during Navy cruise

A Saline-born sailor writes from Manila Bay in 1908 describing illness, travel through Sydney and Melbourne, public scenes, and the allure of Australia. He notes cholera limits shore leave, plans to sail to Yokohama, and expectations of target practice in Manila before returning to New York. He mentions a gold and silver medal gift and warns against desertion with court martial consequences.

Manila Bay P. 1 San Francisco Sydney Australia United States Melbourne Manila Yokohama Japan China New York Joe Holloway

Mrs J W Taylor and her children return from Kansas City visit

Mrs J W Taylor and her children came back Tuesday after visiting relatives in Kansas City. The family was received with warm greetings and reported a pleasant trip.

J. W.taylor Kansas City

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The Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co West Side Square Church News D. Ernest McCurry Callao Macon T. W. Atton M. E. Church South Fulton D. C. Bolton Morgan J County Benjamin Andres J. E. Abbotts Russell Hanibal Li. C. Gaunt Hanks Teachers’ Association Prof Yale College Joseph Holloway Blue Lick Hayes & Russell W.L. Douglas Hayes
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