Gebhardt Teckemeyer wed in Lutherans near Little Rock
A wedding at the Lutheran church near Little Rock on Wednesday September 21 united Miss Liz ale Teckemeyer of Little Rock and Mr Henry Gebhartt of Forest Green Missouri. The ceremony featured a musical entrance and a reception at the bride’s home with guests from Forest Green and nearby. The couple will reside in Forest Green where the groom farms. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Teckemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Henry Gebhartt
Forest Green
Lizale Teckemeyer
Hugo Teckemeyer
Allie Gebhardt
Lie Gebhardt
Peres. Green
Lizzie
Daugher
Teckemeyer
Gebhard
Anna Gebhardt
W. Gessling
Louisa Conder
Leonard
E. Kothe
Marie
G. Gebhardt
A. Klohn
Will Teckemeyer
Louisa Rohwer
Rev
E. Polster
Earthquake Shakes St Louis Area for Ten Seconds
A violent quake struck St Louis Monday about 43 a.m. causing a scare but no serious damage. Nearby towns also felt the tremor and it reportedly reached the county very slightly per a Little Rock dispatch by EB Thorn ton. Kansas City did not feel the quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Little Rock
E. Thornton
Kansas City
A Fine Compliment From Marshall Ohio Editor
The Marshall Republican praises its editor for hosting forty-two country correspondents with a grand dinner at Hotel Ruff. Automobiles were shown and guests honored, including the mayor who turned over the keys to the editors. The piece hints at upcoming events and celebratory plans involving Col White and the Lector, with unspecified civic revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Republican
Edio- Bob White
Col White
Reuben Dill
Mexico
New President Elected by Do Nothing Club at Square Meeting
At a Saturday meeting in the west side space the Do Nothing Club elected Wan M Fields president to succeed Dad Roberts Polk Corder and Thos Redman. Referees ruled the election proper and valid. Roberts was seen seeking clues after his term expired but was prevented by an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fields
Dad" Roberts
Polk Corder
Thos
Redman
Roberts
Reading Circle plans by County Supt Lynch in several towns
County Superintendent J. L. Lynch establishes a county reading circle for teachers. Meetings listed in Miami Hardeman Potter's School House Gilliam Prairie Lawn Herndon Prairie View Main Bend Marshall from Oct 9 to Nov 20 with dates shown in local style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lynch
Miami
Hardeman
Potter's School Mouse
Gilliam
Prairie Lawn
Herndon
Prairie View
Main Bend
Marshall
Local notices and health updates from Marshall area
Among the Bick Wm. Spencer was here Shackelford Saturday and wid wife and son are recovering fro their malarial fever. His wife down six weeks his son four week and he himself has suffered for weeks Huot has kept on his feet. T. M. Gentry, a well known resident of Marshall, left for Benton county Sunday morning to make his home with his uncle. He received a paralytic stroke on July 5th and has been almost helpless since. Dr. Phelan reports Mrs. Woods of College Addition, who has been suffering from rheumatism of the heart somewhat better. Her daughter is also recovering from typhoid fever, Mrs. Chas, John, wife of the pastor of Trinity Episcopal church became Very ill Sunday and the even od service was consequently abandoned. She has been quite sick nee, John W. Hyalni is still very is of typhoid fever at his home near Noston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Spencer
Shackelford
T. M. Gentry
Marshall
Benton County
Phelan
Woods
College Addition
Chas
John
Trinity Episcopal Church
John W. Hyalni
Noston
Relief for Women Health Ad Reform
An old fashioned remedy claim for women’s ailments. The ad promotes Mother Gray’s Australian Sealed remedy as a safe regulator to relieve urinary and kidney troubles, menstrual issues, and related inflammations. Available from druggists or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Drugaiate
Mall
Births Reported For Local Residents
Dr Harris reports a 10 pound boy born Sept 26 to Mr and Mrs Dan Kirk of Cretcher. Dr Phelan reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs Williams on Jackson St Friday night. Dr Phelan reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs John Ashley Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Harris
Dan Kirk
Cretcher
Dr. Phelan
Williamson
Jackson St
John Ashley
Phelan
Uncalled for Letters at Marshall Post Office 1909
Uncalled for letters remain at the Marshall Missouri post office as of September 29 1909. If not collected within fifteen days they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names listed include Mary Cooper Mabel Dick on Lulia Hughens Mabel Walker Lucy Smith Mia M L Mayers J M Clark Tom Clark Co H Cook T P Hays J M Russell Mulligan Spriggs W R Tucker L W Vandyk P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington, D. C
Mary Cooper
Mabel Dickon
Lulia Hughens
Mabel Walker
Lucy Smith
Mia
M. L. Mayers
Messrs
J. M. Clark
Tom Clark
Co. H. Cook
T. P. Hays
J. M.russell
Mulligan Spriggs
W. R. Tucker
New Subscribers and Renewals Reported This Week
The weekly list shows new subscribers and renewals from multiple towns. Names include Mrs E J Ayres, Slater B F Bell, John Austin, Adam Swisher, J H Charleston, J E Smith, Miss Louise French, Chase Crain, Jefferson Nicely, and others. Several renewals came from Marshall, Nelson, Napton, and Sweet Springs with callers from Malta Bend and McAllister Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ayres
Blater
W. H. Mabrey
Slater B. F. Bell
Marshall
Frank Dobbins
Miami
John Austin
Monroe Jones
Sweet Springs
Eli Green
C. L. Jacobi
Houstonia
Adam Swisher
J. H. Charleston
P. H. Richart
Malta
Bend
J. C. Clark
Earl Hendricks
Bettie Jester Visits Relatives Then Plans Oklahoma Trip
Mrs Bettie Jester of Kansas City was a guest of relatives here this week and will depart for Claremore Oklahoma after her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Bettie Jester
Kansas City
Clairmore
Okla
Linen and China Shower for Miss Briscoe at Mrs Richter's
Miss Minnie Richter hosted a linen and china shower on West Morgan Street Friday night in honor of Miss Mabel Briscoe. The event featured games and music with a solo by Miss Margaret McGinnis, light refreshments, and a guest list including Mrs Kate Akers Ruby Nellie Ryan Nellie Heathman and several others along with men such as High Donahue Dr Perry and Walton Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Richter
West Morgan St
Mabel Briscoe
Margaret McGinnis
Kate Akers
Ruby
Nellie Ryan
Buntin Wood
Lucy Heathman
Willie McGruder
Cora Burton
Bertha Johns
Mable Briscoe
Nellie Smith
Bessie Duvall
Messrs
High Donahue
Dr. Perry
D. Caldwell
Walton Burton
Arthur Noonan
Irvin James
Lonnie Schiester
Mr. Curtius
Blackburn
Centenial Week in St Louis Announces Free Events
St Louis will observe Centenial Week starting with centennial church services Sunday morning. Monday features balloon contests followed by the Veiled Prophet parade Tuesday evening. Wednesday includes an aeroplane flight and cornerstone laying of new municipal buildings. Thursday to Saturday feature more aeroplane flights and a dirigible balloon race. All events advertised free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
McChesney Studio Ad Offers Discounted Photos
An old advertisement invites readers to visit McChesney Studio at 10 22 to get one dot and a set of photos priced at five dollars for three dollars. It promotes a low price point and direct purchase from the studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McChesney Studio
Confederate Re Union Opens Twenty Seventh Encampment
In Mexico Missouri on September 24 the twenty seventh annual encampment opened at the Grand Opera House with 600 veterans present. The day featured a Dixie band salute as Cordelia Mason, granddaughter of Gen W H Kennen and life sponsor for the Missouri division of the U C V, waved the Confederate flag at age nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Grand Opera House
Dixie
Cordelia Mason
W. H. Kennen
Missouri
Veterans Visit Prominent City Amid War Remembrance
When America sounded, Miss Amnelia Graham granddaughter of Henry Edmonds appeared with the American flag as two emblems crossed. Several hundred veterans filled the city last evening with gray clad groups in hotel lobbies recounting wartime events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Amnelia Graham
Henry Edmonds
Circuit Court Week in Marshall Cases and Judgments
In Marshall circuit court last week several cases were disposed. Talbott vs City of Marshall continued. Lindsey vs Scudder dismissed. Paxton vs Paxton partition dismissed by plaintiff. Davis vs Drew continued to Jan 11 1910. Jackson vs Benefit Assn dismissed. Eagan vs Smith note. Judgments for plaintiff in Neff vs Brockway for 611.53 and McClain vs Smith dismissed per stipulation. Allen vs Stockman amendment allowed. Wilson vs Smith new trial. verdict for plaintiff. George vs Allen verdict for defendant with motion denied. Campbell vs Morton verdict for defendant. Treece vs Kuykendall verdict for defendant for 16.37. Evans vs Van Winkler dismissed at defendant cost per stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Talbott
City of Marshall
J. P. Lindsey
H .H. Scudder
Mary Paxton
Melissa Paxton
B. B. Davis
J. W. Drew
Johnnie Jackson
Benefit Asson
Virginia Eagan
J. D. Smith
Abraham
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Deafness Remedy
An old advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It asserts most cases stem from catarrh, offers a $100 reward for failure, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with a Toledo, Ohio address and merchant endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
B. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Covey Couple Visit Rose Valley Then Move to Kansas
Mr and Mrs B J Covey are visiting their daughter Mrs Chas Sampson of Rose Valley and from there will relocate to Kansas to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Covey
Chas. Sampson
Rose Valley
Kansas
National Postmasters Association Convention Highlighted
The article notes the National Postmasters Association holding its annual convention in Kansas City this week. It recalls 1885 when Mr Lackey, serving as Marshall postmaster on a salary of $1800, founded the association to improve postmasters’ conditions. The group remains a monument to his efforts.
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National Postmasters’ Association
Kansas City
Lackey
Mrs Sarah Soldanels Visits in Marshall Week
Mrs Sarah Soldanels of Kanana City has been visiting Mrs Sarah Van Buskirk at Sweet Spring and Mrs Anna Crowder at Cretch er the past several weeks. She was a Marshall visitor with Mrs Van Buskirk on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Soldanels
Kanana
City
Sarah van Buskirk
Sweet Spring
Anna Crowder
Cretcher
Marshall
van Buskirk
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Reading Circle
Bridge & Beach
Payla's Department Store
Bick
L. W. Vandyke, P.M
Hirsh-Wickwire
Kuppenheimer
David Adler
J. Berg & Son
Southwest Corner Square
Marshall, Mo
Ayer
Circuit Court
Ihc
Jen. Rioney
Dale
Daniel T. Abell
Mary R. Abell
Ealing County
Booklin
Baline
Uarner
Avotion
Lackwater Creek
Baioe
Hel Bartlett
Mary Aldridge
Probate
Saline County
Wood
Charles Aldridge
Qharios M
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