Local Social Notes From Marshall Area
John and Davis of Marceline visit brother H S Davis. Wm M Scott returns to Frankfort Kansas after week with home folks. Elizabeth Miller starts as clerk at G N Hansens store. J L McCormick of Grand Island Nebraska home for Sunday. Robi L Hyatt near Marshall visits Glasgow and brother John F. Judge Samuel Davis tries a Montgomery City case, returns Wednesday. Co F M Stone marks 49th birthday at parents near Slater. JH Ludwig and son visit. correction note about Ludwig. W E Sehell resigns as Colony gardener and moves to Florida. Frank Lise sells Wednesday to Will Oser for 2000. Hubert Zoahl from Enid Oklahoma visits Stolt and New Frankfort. Areh Butt moves furniture to Enid Oklahoma. RL Ute and John W Blackburn seek new autos. W M Wakefield and nephew Wallace from near West School building plan Texas move. Walter Williams sale near Herndon nets about 1500. moves to Oklahoma. Herman Rolke of Montgomery County and MA Magedorn of Slater visit West Marshall. they are related. Dr W B Welsh called to Henry Desmond near Ridge Prairie for pneumonia in a jack. Lester Nye, Walter Baker, Will Blosser near Marshall enjoy new automobiles. Mrs F M Meriwether of Slater shops in Marshall with Grandpa Geo Markwell tagging along for baby.
Local notes from Malta Head and nearby areas
Mrs Chas Lunbeck of Malta Head visited Monday with Mrs Helle Payne. Mrs Cummins wife of the Methodist pastor is very ill. Mr Kinnamon and Mrs John Moritz are improving. Rich Keith shot 24 quails on Jg s farm near Herndon, plus a possum and a good half day s port. Mrs W C Woodsamall and daughter Elon visit sister Mrs Will Aucur in Oklahoma. mother Mrs J H Stephens stays with them. Miss Fannie Taylor hosted a large surprise birthday for her mother Mrs S M Taylor, 67, with many relatives present. A note urges readers to report missed deliveries so papers reach their destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lunbeck
Malta
Helle Payne
Cummins
Kinnamon
John Moritz
Rich Keith
Herndon
Tie
W. C. Woodsamall
Elon
Will Au Cur
Oklahoma
J. 11. Stephens
Near
Terndon
Mero Stephens
Fannie Taylor
8. M. Taylor
Taylor
Rooseveltian brood welcomes new arrival at Shackelford
A fragment from Lafay ette Avenue notes a big boy born last Tuesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Collier Shackelford. The Colliers now have twelve living children, described with humor as a Rooseveltian family awaiting Teddy's memory on his hunt. A separate item mentions a new boy born at Mr Kelan's home the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Phelan
Geo. Collier
Shackelford
Colliers
Teddy
Kelan
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of John J Peavier
Edward J. Pones executor of the estate of John J Peavier announces a final settlement before the Probate Court of Saline County. The hearing will be held at the Court House on the first Monday of December. Peace, Edward J. Peace, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Peavier
Edward J. Pones
Saline County
Bolden
Aaid County
Lis
Glasgow Republican Banquet a lively political feast
The Glasgow Republican banquet featured Prof. C. C. Hemenway as toastmaster. F. C. Dennell and Mayor Wengler spoke along with Charlie Miller and others praising Republican gains and recalling party deeds. Attendees included A. P. Price and Humphrey Denny. weather limited Saline county turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hemenway
Pritchett College
F. C. Dennell
St. Louis
Wengler
Charlie Miller
Boonville
Gmelich
Jefferson City
Missouri
A. P. Price
Humphrey Denny
Denny
Howard County
Hadley
Folk
R. B. Caples
Republican
Republcan
Pavima Canal
Saline County
Tripped on Sidewalk Fatality In Kansas City
Chas Newell a former Slater resident and long time railroad man who had retired nine years ago died Saturday morning in Kansas City after stumbling on a raised sidewalk plank while running to catch a car downtown. He had since joined the police force in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Newell
Slater
Kansas City
Mr. Newell
C and A Drops 1.50 Fare to Kansas City
Railroad notices state C and A discontinued the 1.50 rate to Kansas City. The Saturday elective will allow Sunday run to Kansas City at 260 for the round trip with return by Monday. Mrs. J J Witt hosted A G Jones' family east of town. E E Eleen and Geo Coleman visited Bykeebon, Missouri, while Aiteve Cook returned from St Louis with news of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ea Morales
Wawona
J.J. Witt
A. G. Jones
Local notes on illnesses and visits from Marshall area
Frank Mitchel reports returning from Maloneys at Cretcher and is very low. Jewell Tuck, son of Prof and Mrs W. S. Tuck, is recovering from injuries at West School. Pearl Liggett of Gilliam visited Marshall friends but left for home due to her mother's serious illness. Wid Keebart laments the situation and offers to urge the C. and A. Railway to run extra trains for his benefit for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Tuck
Prof
Mre
Tuck
West School
Pearl Liggett
Gilliam
Marshall
Wid Keebart
Blackburn Arch Metcalf Visits St Louis Relative
Blackburn Arch Metcalf of St. Louis is visiting his mother. Claude Jackson returned from Arizona in poor health. A. C. Later came from Kansas City for a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. Bransom moved back to Blackburn and he will work for the C and A. Presbyterians held a successful oyster supper Tuesday evening. Prof. Bens and wife went to Sedalia for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Metcalf
St. Louis
Claude Jackson
Arizona
Robert Bransom
Blackburn
Bransom
Prof. Bens
Sedalia
North Cambridge notes and local visits this week
L O Cook and family left Wednesday for Illinois relatives and friends visit. Mrs Bartow of Kansas City visiting local relatives. Farmers report ready wood for stoves as winter nears. Turnips loom as a topic with Shorty teased to decide. Roads have been worked recently and Monday showers improved walking conditions.
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Cook
Illinois
Shorty
River View Social Snippets From Slater and Adjacent Towns
John and Henry Kammeyer visited Slater on business Monday. Mrs. Austin Murdock and children visited homefolks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis traded in Slater Friday. Frank Leimkuhler and wife spent Wednesday in Little Rock. Mrs. C. C. Drummeller and daughters Pearl and Mary shopped in Slater Saturday. Mrs. J. H. Detmer traded in Slater Tuesday afternoon. C. W. Blumhorst and wife traded in Slater Friday. Frita Weir and Adolph Schultz buying cattle in Kansas City this week. Lon Odell and Fred Detmer hauling hogs to Slater Monday. Jesse Hensick and F. L. Fisher on the sick list. Ollie and Mabel Hellman traded in Gilliam Saturday. J. A. Gibson of Hardeman mingled with friends here Wednesday. Rev. Herndon of Centralia was a guest at the Hensick home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Davis
Slater
Frank Leimkuhler
Little Rock
C. C. Drummeller
Pearl and
Mary
J. H. Detmer
C. W. Blumhorst
Frita Weir
Adolph Schultz
Kansas City
Lon Odell
Fred Detmer
Jesse Hensick
F. L. Fisher
Ick
J. A. Gibson
Hardeman
Rev. Herndon
Centralia
Hensick
Nelson Visit Highlights Local Family Ties
Mrs J. 8. Keith and two daughters and son visited Nelson to visit sister Mrs C Moonsy and family Gaterday and Sunday. Miss Ellen Holmes visited the family of W. M. Travis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Nelson
C. Moonsy
Ellen Holmes
W. M. Travis
Tunnel plot at Missouri Penitentiary nearly frees convicts
Jefferson City officials uncovered a tunnel under a sentinel tower that would have allowed a mass escape from the Penitentiary. The passage, once a heat conduit, was close to breaking through to the street when guards intervened. Officials fear further, bolder attempts may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Married in Famous House at the Seven Gables
Edward G. Macllvoy of Dorchester wed Miss Helen E. Arey, daughter of Mrs. Sarah M. Arey and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Upton of Salem, in the historic Hawthorne house on Turner Street Salem. The couple met two summers ago at a hotel in East Newfields Maine, and the ceremony crowned a longtime romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Seven Gables
Turner Street
Salem
Hepzibah
Hawthorne
Morace Ingersoll
Edward G. Macllvoy
Dorchester
Misa Stelen EB. Arey
Sarah M. Arey
Henry C. Upton
East Newfields
Miss Arey
Trip opens eyes as western hospitality draws praise
W. C. Bergen of New York, a Tammany contractor, hails the educational value of a western trip. He notes eastern capital will soon seek western wealth for banks and ventures and jokes that easterners should learn from western hospitality. He urges eastern readers to take pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bergen
New York
Tammany
Democratic Club
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West Hound Trains
Karlies Kanen
Cu - Daly
Ee Cig
Moon Express
Kansas
Missouri Pacific BY
Bomi, Paecongor
Lora! Preiniht West Hound Trains
Ve Morene
John & Davis of
Marceline
H. S. Davis
Wm. M. Scott
Frankfort
Elizabeth Miller
G. N. Hansen's Dry Goods and
J. L. McCormick
Grand Island, Neb
Robi
L. Hyatt
John F
Glasgow
Samuel Davis
Montgomery City
Co. F. M. Stone
Slater Sunday
JH. H. Ludwig
Little Ton
Mr. Ludwig
W. FE. Sehell
Florida
Frank Lise
Wednesday Sali
Fred Solomon
West North St
Will Oser
Hubert Zoahl
Enid Okla
Stolt. Smith's
New Frankfort
Areh Butt
Walter Williams
Herman Rolke
Montgomery Cty
M.A. Magedorn
Will Shepherd's
West Marshall
W. B. Welsh
Henry Desmond
Ridge Prairie
Jack
Lester Nye
Walter Baker
Will Blosser
F. M. Meriwether
Geo. Markwell
Myers& Bell
J. W. McCormick
LaCrosse Lumber Co
Lafayette Ave
Jake Jones
L'berty Tribune
Arkansas
Texas
Sary
Brdward J
Peace
Chicago
Via
Chicago & Alton
O. E. Hawthorne
Marshall, Mo
Hiawatha
E .E. Eleen
Geo. Ch'leman
Bykeebon
Aiteve Cook
Teere
Frank Mitchel
M. D. Maloneys
Cretcher
A. C
North
Cambridge
Mrs. Bartow
River View
John and
Henry Kammeyer
Austin Murdock
Ollie and
Mabel Hellman
Nathaniel Hawthorne
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