Deaths: Mrs Chas H Bohn and Mrs Jennie Wagle
Mrs Chas H Bohn died at East Arrow home Thursday morning after two years with Brights disease. She was 48 years old and survived by her husband and many children. Funeral at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal church. Mrs Jennie Wagle died at West Morgan home Tuesday aged 63 after long cancer illness. She left three sons Alf Wagle Marshal Will Wagle California. Funeral at residence Wednesday by Rev B T Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Bohn
East Arrow
Bright
Episcopal Church
Jennie Wagle
West Morgan
Alf, Wagle
Marshal John
Will
California
B. T. Wharton
Obituary of Edward Welsh in Carrollton
Edward Welsh died in Carrollton on September 23. He would have turned seventy five on October 20, 1909. He was father to six children, five living. a son predeceased him. Rev. Jones of Miami preached the funeral, and interment was at Harmony last Sunday. His illness was brief and death sudden from heart trouble. He is remembered with a prayer for rest and peace. Mrs A P B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Welsh
Carrollton
Mr. Welsh
Jones
Miami
Harmony
Farming Trades Across Shackelford Area sales
Barney Wessing purchased Melvin Hall's 60 acre farm southwest of Shackelford at 90 dollars per acre. Doc Hall bought J M Terrell's 60 acre southwest of town at 6750 dollars. Terrell plans to move to Texas to be with his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Wessing
Melvin Hall
Shackelford
Doc” Hall
J. M. Terrell
Mr. Terrell
Texas
Local Real Estate Transfers Before Weeks End
Elsen and Hains sold P D Bail s place on South Lafayette to Jacob Markes for 1300 with possession at once. Geo Seibold sold his farm west of Malta Bend to Dan Robertson for 10000, paying 5000 six years ago. J F Rains plans move to Harper County Oklahoma after buying 412 acres there. J M Terrell bought 12 acres and a residence in West Marshall from Ed Brishois and will move to Marshall next March possibly to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Terrell
West Marshall
Ed Brishois
Marshall
Texas
Brought a Bride Returns Home for Summer Visit
Richard McGrath of Manilla P I spent the summer in the eastern states and arrived Saturday with his wife Miss Norme Vandervoort of Brooklyn N Y Their relatives and friends entertained them at Ruff and at social functions hosted by I L Terrell Rev Wharton and J C Ervine They departed Tuesday to Manila where McGrath runs a shoe factory profitably back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McGrath
Manilla
P. I
Norme Vandervoort
Brooklyn
N. Y
I. L. Terrell
Wharton
J. C. Ervine’s
Manila
Mr. McGrath
Real Estate Transfers listing multiple Marshall and surrounding parcels
Real estate transfer notices show numerous parcels in Marshall and nearby areas. Transfers include Watson Diggs to J E Gibson for 6.06 acres in 30-50-19 and 2950 Wm T Claycomb to T J Claycomb for 80 acres in 18-49-21-3000, plus several lots and blocks traded among owners such as Emma A McCowan, Sue M Ford, H B Hawkins, Mollie E Bail, and Alice Fulkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Diggs
J E Gibson
T Claycomb
T J Claycomb
J. Hendricks
J B
Marshall
Millard
Ming
Emma A McCowan
Elijah Weddle
Jno
Sarriaguey
M Smitherman
C W Gall
Leonard
Maggie B
Scrivener
Sue M Ford
Husband
Pee Tee H B Hawkins
WF Vawter
Mollie E Bail
Jacob Maks
Hudson
Joan Carr
Alice Fulkerson
College Aid Marahalloe
Ed H Mitchell
H A Austin ‘Part
Goslins
Alice J McMahan
Ella
Anna Booth
Boatright
Gordon
Marshall Seth Eatebe
Peedia Sorbus
Susan Iee
William Craig
Slater
R Barnett
W A Ainstrey
Neldon
Kodaks to lean and a studio plea in brief
A garbled item notes McChesney Studio and a reference to Mrs John Hyde of East Marebail sent to Fulton asylum last week. The fragment mentions taking a Kodak and a request related to lingering photography needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
McChesney Studio
John Hyde
East Marebail
Fulton Asylum
Public School Lecture Course Opens With Eureka Glee Club
Prof H H Edmiston announces contract with Midland Lyceum Bureau for an entertainment series at Denton High. The season features Eureka Glee Club October 7, Denton C Crowl October 30, Thomas McClary December 6, Wilbur Starr Concert Co January 24, Rachel Steinman Concert Co February 17, and Shungopari February 17. All events at the high school auditorium with season tickets $1.00 to $1.25 and single tickets 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Edmiston
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Eureka Glee Club
Denton C. Crowl
Sam Jones
Mr. Jones
H Thomas McClary
Wilbur Starr
Misa Steinman
Midland Concert Co
H. Shungopari
Wonder Worker
Shungapavi
Cliff Dwelelrs
Barn Fire Destroys Odell’s Grange Near Marshall
A large barn owned by Barn Barned A. J. Odell, located six miles east of Marshall, burned last Friday night. Odell woke to the glow as the structure began to cave in. Losses include hay, corn, and harness totaling about a thousand dollars, with 500 dollars insured. No cause was determined. rebuilding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Odell
Marshall
Church News Highlights Local Clergy and Events
Rev. M. M. Smith accepts Grand City Baptist pastorate and begins work next Sunday. Attendance at the Christian Sunday School rally reaches 538 with 361 enrolled and a 1408 collection. Various calls and invitations unfold across Saline, Pittsburg, Napton, and Blackburn with multiple churches offering revival and dedication programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Smith
Grand City
Christian Sunday School
Louis live stock market at National Stock Yards
Report from National Stock Yards Illinois shows cattle receipts at 8000 with prices 15 to 25 cents lower than last week close. Hog receipts 9500 with top bids around 9.49 to 8.30 and mixed prices 7.65 to 8.30. Sheep receipts 6000 with market 19 to 24 cents lower and top lamb 6.65, stockers 3.00 to 4.00. outlook only fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yards
Ill
Sep
Open for Business at Oxford Tailoring Co
Open for business today in their stop in the Farmers Savings Bank hur ing. The concern has five stores. The manager here is Albert Rob on able and pleasant gentleman Philip Chronich and B. Johns will travel for the Marshall store and a Mr. McElroy will be their designer. Notice their advertisement in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Tailoring Co
Farmers Savings Bank
Huring
Albert Rob
Philip Chronich
B. Johns
Marshall
McElroy
Runaway injures Ben Arnold on Benton Ave near Miami
Ben Arnold of near Miami is badly bruised after a runaway on Benton Avenue when road grader spooked his mules. He had just left Marshall and toppled onto the curb, striking his head. Will Van Winkle, behind him, was hurt slightly as his buggy and a mule were damaged amid the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Arnold
Miami
Benton Ave
Marshall
Will! van Winkle
Mr. van Winkle
Accidents at Sales End Angrily At Ridge Prairie Sale
A public sale of Dennis Desmond’s stock at Ridge Prairie opened with chaos as mules bolted near the barn. Mrs Desmond escaped injury while her young son was knocked down and struck but recovered with only a forehead bruise. The event drew heavy attendance and strong prices amid further commotion at a Sappington sale where a cow with calf caused a scare and a dog attacked the cow’s head, leading to injuries and disorder. The account notes danger to children and animals at sales and urges caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Desmond
Ridge Prairie
Sappington
Arrow Rock
Avery
Automobile Accident Near Mt Leonard injures couple
Thos Overly of Salt Springs reported a serious crash Monday night when his buggy collided with Geo Long's auto near Mt Leonard. The horse was killed after the animal threw a break in the embankment. Mrs Overly suffered a knee bruise and both vehicles were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overly
Salt Springs
Mt. Leonard
Geo. Long
Mr. Long
Overty
Long Loses Vehicle Control Before Meeting
A report states that Mr. Long appeared to lose control of the automobile as parties were about to meet, with no injuries or further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Long
Electrical Storm Mystery Over United States
An immense electrical storm swept the U S on Saturday causing voltages over 50 volts in telegraph instruments. The aurora borealis is suspected as the cause, with a possible connection to Mars. Earth shifted from negative to positive electrical state during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mars
Earth
Earths Shape May Change Amid Seismic Fears
Rome September 25 M Barons an noted astronomer adds warnings shared by other scientists predicting violent seismic disturbances in days ahead. He cites the present sunspot as largest ever seen, ties it to Saturday storms, and foresees more activity. Parrett of Brooklyn and Mount Vesuvius observers echo a stermlitic earth strain from planetary alignments, forecasting possible shift to an elliptical earth shape and recalling last September quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mars
Saturn
Purrett
Marriage License Records Include Several Local Names
The notice lists multiple couples receiving marriage licenses, including William C. Walk of Blue Lick and Hortense P. Rains, Nelson Gee and H. Meyer, Cornelia Meinershagen and Oscar Heving of Plakbuen, Edith Millsaps and Slater Teddie Moore, Frances Payne and Nelson, all recorded in Miami and Marshall areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Walk
Blue Lick
Hortense P. Rains
Nelson Gee
H. Meyer
Blackburn
Cornelia Meinershagen
Plakbuen
Oscar Heving
Miami
Edith Millsaps
Slater Teddie Moore
Marshall Frances Payne
Nelson
Big Catfish Caught at Arrow Rock By Dan Coffman
R L Stith reported a big catfish caught at Arrow Rock by Dan Coffman yesterday. The fish weighed 125 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stith
Arrow Rock
Dan Coffman
Prospective Marriage of Oscar Hardister and Ida Pearl Vanskike
Public cards announce the approaching marriage of Oscar Hardister, a Marshall youth and principal at Waverly schools, to Miss Ida Pearl Vanskike of Excello Missouri. The wedding is slated for October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Hardister
Ida Pearl Vanskike
Marsalls
Waverly
Miss Vanskike
Excello
Rose and Buckner Shoe Repair Item
A brief notice from Rose and Buckner indicates a shoe repair service in Virginia with emphasis on quality work and prompt turnaround. Details are fragmented but reference to footwear repairs and a local shop.
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W. A. Vawter
West Side
Marshall, Mo
Real Estate News
J. L. Russell
Farmers’ Savings Bank Building
Church News
B.T. Wharton
P. H. Rea
Mary Goodson
Mary
James Gordon
Christian Church of
Pittsburg
J. B. Meacham
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Saline
Smith’s Chapel
Napton
Rev
Eb, N. Garrett
Witk Jon
Clinton Senneff
P. Anderson
M. B&. Church
Col
Knights of Tabor
Sweet Springs
M. Denny
J. E. Abbott
First Presbyterian Church
Chalt
Selma
Ala
Christian Science
National Livestock Commission CO
Swift & Co
Rea & Page
Open
Conyrighted
Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore
New York
Rose & Buckner
Stein Bloch Co
Schloss Bros. L. System
John B. Stetson Co
Edwin Cape’e
Fine Shoes
E.t.wright&co
Armstrong Shoes For
Slater MO
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