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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1908

Page

6

Salt Springs Notes Mention Local Visits and Death

Mrs. Thomas Overly spent several days in Kansas City visiting her sons Mrs. W A Baker and Miss Irene Houston of Malta Bend to Kansas City last Wednesday. Mrs H A Thomas and children visited relatives in Slater this week. J Warner Brown returned to Marshal Sunday after time with his parents. Ward has been received of the death of Auntie Orr who is in Boise Idaho last Sunday. Her remains will be brought back and buried in the Salt Springs cemetery.

Thomas Overly Kansas City W. A. Baker Irene Houston Malta Bend H. A. Thomas Slater J. Warner Brown Marshal Charles Brown Ward Orr Boise Idaho Salt Springs

Sick老人 Grandma Nohiken ill in New Frankfort

New Frankfort reports Grandma Nohiken quite sick. Several locals visit sick relative Mrs Dohiken, including Mrs E Oldham and her daughter from Renick. Visitors include Miss Emma Slum, Lula Jackson, M Lens, Hawkins of Kansas City, and Chas Matthes's son from Texas. Loulé cattle shipment and a Glasgow trip noted. Thanksgiving Day coming next Thursday.

Grandma Nohiken Emma Slum Lula Jackson John Hermann Avera M. Lens Glasgow Dohiken Mrs .Matthes Texas Chas New Frankfort

Diphtheria Affects Little Rock Residents and Local Moves

Little Rock notes report Edna White dies of diphtheria and burial at Concord cemetery. Anna Kraak ill with diphtheria, distances noted. Walter White plans move to Moberly, Dr Sharp meets pension examiner in Slater. Local visits include Miss Flora Lemkeutier and Mollie Eikerman with Ehlers, plus hobbling J H Detmer, and Rox social attendance near Gigera.

Adeline Johanning Jephine Spreitzer Little Rock Edna Mia Walter White Concord Cemetery Dan Eljers Gilliam Anna Kraak Dr. Sharp Slater U. S Moberly Flora Lemkeutier Mes. Ehlers Mollie Eikerman Ehiers John Kraak J. H Detmer Josephine Meyer Jacphine Spretser Gigera

Local News Briefs From Napton and Surrounding Areas

Busy harvest scene as residents gather corn while Wesley Ballinger begins work as clerk at E Edwards store. Mrs Mary Crutcher and children visit W D Wood's family. Miss Lucy Marshall from Nelson visits cousin Miss Lillian Wood during a Baptist meeting led by Rev L M White and Rev T R White, which added eight members. H Morris moves meat market to Leininger Ave. Miss Peart Caswell fills in as clerk at E Edwards in Ballinger’s absence. Miss Julia Morris visits Slater. Mrs Walter Wood visits Nelson. Frank Taylor and family from Marshall visit Will Thorpe’s valley home. neighbors assist with gatherings.

Wesley Ballinger E. Jd. Edward Mary Crutcher Texas W.D. Wood Lucy Marshall Nelson Lillian Wood Baptist Church L. M. White T.R. White H. Morris Reynolds Leininger Ave Peart Caswell E. J. Edwards Julia Morris Slater Walter Wood Frank Taylor Marshall Will Thorpe Caswell

Dollie Montgomery’s Death in Kansas City

Reports indicate Dollie Montgomery daughter of W H Montgomery died in Kansas City on November 16 while returning from North Dakota. No details available yet. Other items note moves and visits among local families, weather improvement, and minor accident injuries.

Pictures for Christmas at McChesney's Studio

It is fine now to have those pictures made if you want them for Christmas. Do it now at McChesney's Studio.

McChesney

City Council Advances Openings and Repairs After Monday Session

City officials met Monday evening November 16 with all members present. The alley committee urged opening Summit to West, while the West West viewer bridge committee recommended rebuilding. W E Carter ordered to repair soon with a delay until spring. Jack Williams restaurant permit under advisement. An ordinance to enforce ashes trash and downspouts was discussed.

Alley Committee Strug Summit West West West W. E. Carter Jack Williams Gre Meath Neverard Sana

Water works bid accepted with reserves

B F Steele’s bid of 200 for the old water works was read and accepted, but he reserves all pipes and pump. On motion ordinance 103 passed authorizing a loan of 1000.

B. F. Steele

Pictures Ready for Christmas Gifts at McChesney's Studio

Dozens of locals praise McChesney's studio in Marshall for quality portraits. The studio promotes its photos as ideal Christmas presents and invites customers to visit for holiday orders.

Criminal Court to Hear Nov 25 Trials for Liquor and Burglary

The criminal court will try Len Cox, Joseph Gibson, Albert Jackson, Jerry Allen, Percy Watson for selling liquor unlawfully and Geo King for burglary and larceny on November 25. Also Geo Campbell, Sarah Campbell and Jack Hellman face November 30 trial on liquor selling charges.

Criminal Court Len Cox Joseph Gibson Albert Jackson Jerry Allen Percy Watson Geo. King Geo, Campbell Sarah Campbell Jack Hellman

New Photo Styles Show at McChesney's Studio

New photography styles featured this year at McChesney's Studio invite patrons to call in and view the latest offerings.

McChesney

Invitation to Republican Love Feast in Glasgow hotel

An invitation announces a Republican Love Feast at the Hiawatha Hotel in Glasgow next Tuesday evening November 24. A banquet at 5 p.m. is featured. Tickets for the banquet from PF J Genser at Gilam and Joe F Giger of West Glasgow until Saturday night November 28. Will also be transmitted.

Local Items from town and nearby visits

L E Donnell came from Miami Tuesday. L D Murrell did business at Napton Friday. E A Stouffer called from Napton Tuesday. Cremoline Dip marketed by O W Johnston. Mrs Mark Dean entertaining Mies Lillian Martin of Houstonia. A new daughter born to Dr and Mrs F M Cooper Sunday. Big reductions on dress goods underwear blankets and comforts at George N Hanson. H H Ludwig of Seattle visiting southwest of town. Louie Behanz and son Roscoe from Longwood shopping Monday. Prof J N Evrard moved from East Mitchell to East Yerby Wednesday. C H Jannack and daughters visiting from Pear Arrow Rock Monday. Raymond Martin of St Louis with Herbert Martin Sunday. A son born to Mr and Mrs W E Howard in North Marshall last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor spent Sunday with friends in Napton. Frank Burroughs left Tuesday for Albuquerque to spend the winter. Mrs V I Winslow of Shackelford ill with pneumonia past week. Mr and Mrs Henry Flers from Nelson neighborhood shopping Wednesday.

Dollie Montgomery W. H. Montgomery Kansas City North Dakota Montgomery Webster County Pleas Chas Aldridge Marshall Mrs. Wilson Oneals William Cox Wal Farm Joe Evans Cora Smithy Plens Aldridge

Visit Geo N Hanson's Dry Goods Department

Local notices report new stock at Geo N Hanson's Dry Goods. Social items list Napton guest Mrs Jacob Van Dyke at Dr Thomas Smith's family, E E Barnum recovering after four months illness, and various townsfolk traveling through Marshall and Wilton Springs. A rug giveaway offer and cattle sale price details appear among the community notes.

Geo. N. Hanson’s Jacob van Dyke

Local items from Napton area news items

Community notices report visits and travels of residents including C K Scott and sons from Frankfort to home, R E Terebaugh buys grocery stock, E B Parks moves to new home, births announced, trains updated for mail service, high school lecture by Ladell Fox, T B Gill moves to Oklahoma, wallpaper sale at George N Hanson's, Brent Forman to return home for winter, a stable of fire losses on a Lawrence Jacoby farm, leaders Hindman improving, S H Stuart and J F Dysart to take over Napton Merchants, Bideturp and Hammond marble firm to stay in Marshall area.

H. Stuart J. F. Dysart Phil Reynolds Napton Mr. Reynolds Sucess

Half Price Hats Scarves and Shawls Sale at Geo Hansons

At about half price, Hoods Shawls Knit Scarfs Fascinators to clean up at Geo. NH. Hanson's.

Geo. NH. Hanson's

Nichols Family Visit From Adams County Ill

Mr and Mrs C H Nichols and daughter Miss Nannie and Mr Nichols niece Miss Jessie Rutledge of Adams County Illinois were pleasant visitors from Mina? Wednesday. Mr Nichols says Sang rom Be A H W Sullin Miami that, we will ave of thit elegant ee.

C. H. Nichols Mise Nannie Mr. Nichols Mise Jessie Rutledge Adams County Ill A. H.W. Sullin Miami

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ron A Sa Eee County News Beebe Our Turkey Murphy- Mills Saline Murphy-Mills Clothing Co Cretcher Studio Marshall L. E. Donnell L. D. Murrell E. A. Stouffer O. W. Johnston Mark Dean Mies Lillian Martin Houstonia Dr. and Mra. F. M. Cooper Geo. N. Hanson's H. H. Ludwig Seatte, Wash Louie Behanz Roscoe Longwood J. N. Evrard East Mitchell East Yerby C. H. Janneck and Daughters Pear Arrow Rock Raymond Martin St. Louis Mrs. Herbert Martin W.E. Howard North Marshall Last Thureday Frank Burroughs Albuquerque New Mexico V. I. Winslow Shackelford Mrs Henry Flers Nelson Neighborhood E. E. Barnum Mo. Pac Mre Joe Pields Wilton Springs Jos. Marksberry Axminster Elizabeth Irvine Iron’ Taylors Dept Chouteau Springs Jon Peterman Lamine Vislt Geo. Brunkhurst B. F, Henley Wm. Relti Rebt, Frezel Blackburn C. W. Mareh South Celile Durrett Lon Gelieeser Accompan Higginsville C .K. Scott and Sons Will Walter Frankfort Kansas Q. N. Merril Sedalia R. H. Nuckles Kanean City R. E. Terebaugh Fred Martin R. B. Carpenter E. B. Parks Watkins Medicine Man West Arrow E. 8. Leach Burkburnett Alton Igh School Ladell- Fox Concert Company T. B. Gil Hennessy, Okla Gill E. W. Forman Brent Ponca City Okla Lawrence Jacoby Calvin Hauser Richmond W. H. Hauser Paola W. G. Hindman Hindman Bidetrup & Hammond Mo, Pac
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