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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
7
In a travel yarn the narrator and companions arrive in a hill town where a golf match with the Honorable Agatha ends in a chase to a castle. Vincent flirts openly, spurs a station mix up, and a dramatic farewell from Murray Brancepeth as he declares love and departure.
Two young men meet a wealthy circle led by Mrs Armistead at a vast castle. They are introduced to six women all titled as Honorable Agathas, each with distinct looks and manners, amid lavish hospitality and a secret library discussion hinted by the secretary. The scene ends with a tease of a continuing tale next week.
County news round up reports Albert Davis seriously ill with pneumonia in Saline Valley and Dr. Benbow losing hope. Whit Shaffer celebrates a ten pound boy. Ben Powell mourns Dryan’s defeat while his wife names the baby Taft. Dr Osborn notes D D Petty improving. Petty breaking his hip at Rutledge aged 71. Mrs Mariah Swinney hurt after church walk. five stitches on face. Ayres and wife return from Clinton Oklahoma amid lingering illness.
A brief note from the Globe comments that the subject, while in very weak condition, stood the trip remarkably well. The remark suggests endurance despite frailty during the journey.
P J Daly of Chicago reports his feeble mother gained flesh and strength, resolved insomnia, with Electric Bitters. He urges others needing tonic aid. The medicine claims to relieve stomach liver and kidney complaints and is sold with a 60 cent guarantee by druggists.
Don P. Fowler of Slater Township slated to be E H Haynie's first deputy as he takes charge of the sheriff's office. the announcement, though unofficial, is described as authentic and well received by local residents. Also notes various local items including travel, hospital updates, and a robbery at the C and A depot with a $10 loss.
J C Goodwin of Reidaville North Carolina testifies Bucklea’s Arnica Salve cured a bad leg ulcer last summer with no scar left. The product is guaranteed for piles sores and burns and sold for 25 cents at all drug stores.
Fin ley of east of Houstonia and Miss Ho atright of near Herndon united in marriage at the bride’s parents home with Rev. J J Hill officiating. After the ceremony they returned to the groom’s home seven miles east of Houstonia. Perry Dorsey smiles as a bouncing boy named William Perry is born Sunday night. mother and baby, both doing nicely. Perry Sr plans to raise Perry Jr to vote for Win J Bryan in 1932.
George Holke traveled to Kansas City Monday to begin work in the shoe department for Mitchell Dry Goods Co. He was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branscum who arrived from Mexico Missouri on Tuesday. The Branscums note the transfer of Lob from Francis Missouri to Blackburn and extend warm wishes. Misien Mile and Dean Agsyes rate Roel the.
Guests of their wheel W T Meyer and family left Wednesday morning for New Haven Missouri. Mrs Burts Price and sister Miss Jesse Sparks returned to Marshall Sunday after visiting J D Price. John G Webb, visiting his daughter Mrs Fred Liter, returned home at Warrensburg Missouri Thursday. Record
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the eustachian tube and catarrh, offering $1000 for any cataract deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarri Cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Miss Ladie Wieffer and Me Fred BDeekiey wed at the brides parents home with John Kieffer present The couple plans to reside in Osawatomie Kansas Luther Yuckerla is reportedly bringing a bride home Kile bought a Reo car A seven year old son of Mr and Mrs J A Ulery injured tibia in an accident Mrs Polly Erwin experiences severe illness after a fall
SWEET SPRINGS Pinkney Vandyke born Alabama 1828 moved to Missouri 1851 then Sweet Springs 1874. Died Saturday morning November 14 1008 at 6 10. Body laid beside wife in Fair View cemetery. Children nursed him. daughter Mrs Payne stayed by his side two years and faithfulness shown in service of love.
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