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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
6
Slater R. V. Kirk and wife arrived from Elaberry last week and will live here. Kirk accepted a job at C. W. Meads Shoe Store. W. E. Rector visited friends in Glasgow on Saturday and Sunday, with R. L. Hains, Ernest Ish, J. O D also noted.
A vintage advertisement urges feeding White's Cream Vermifuge to children to expel worms and act as a tonic. The text emphasizes that without proper eating a child suffers, and worms drain health. Sold by P. H. Franklin.
Harde man Tom Gibson and family moved Monday to their Marshall home. Arch Goodloe and family along with Mrs Henry Niemeier and daughter and Mrs Charles Niemeier with Fritz shopped in Marshall Saturday. Alfred Davis with wife and son Hubert attended church Sunday morning at Napton. Jim Marshall and wife of Blackwater joined Browne’s ice cream supper Friday night hosted by Will Eastham and family. Frank Humphry and Miss Ann with Miss Leora Edwards attended the Niemeier event. George Niemeier and others preached Sunday night at Harde man. Mrs Jos Schieszer of Marshall spent a few days last week with her sons Robert and Ed Schleszer.
Lewis Slayer and his wife spent Sunday with relatives in Cooper. Chas Niemeier and his wife were Sunday guests of Mr. Lesaton and family near Napton.
Blue Sick Geo B Lasley is adding to his dwelling. Roy Dennis was on the sick list last week. F W York still making sorghum. Ball Thomas shipped his hogs Monday. Next Sunday the Association meets at the new Baptist church near Harris mill ford for a week. Jerry Relford and family plan a southern visit.
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recounts a doctor speaking hopeless of his son's consumption. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery with a full recovery after three weeks, praising its efficacy for lung disease. Trial bottle free with a money back guarantee.
Weather fine at this writing and everybody busy. G. H. Fenwick was in town Monday. Everett Marsh and Louis Hutson were Sunday evening callers at J. T. Herndon's. Joseph Shelton and Herndon Fenwick were guests at John Logg's Sunday afternoon. Green Fenwick and Henry Shelton drove out in their buggies Sunday enroute to Marshall to see their best girls.
A county town report lists Mrs Steve Craig Claude Well Henry Preuichler and families moving en route, shopping trips by Mrs Jennie Dickson Mrs Parilee Bingham Rev Houston and others, ice cream supper profits listed, and various residents visiting the county seat, with small town life details and local movements noted.
A special sale at reduced prices offers wood to burn designs and methods for decorating Jeweling, Ten siling and carving direct from the Hoboken factory. Instructions provided to all purchasers, at Prather's on the south side square in Metta.
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