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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1911

Page

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Deaths Miss Mary Ludwig at Harlem Montana

Miss Mary Ludwig daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Ludwig of southwest of town died at her brother s home in Harlem Montana after a period of illness She was sister to Miss Clara Ludwig and had traveled west hoping to improve her health The remains were expected to arrive noon and the funeral was to be held that afternoon in Marshall Montana Thursday

Mary Ludwig Herman Ludwig Clara Ludwig Bank of Marshall Harlem Montana

Mrs Mary R Thompson Dies At Home In City

Mrs Mary R Thompson wife of E D Thompson of this city died at her home on West Weat Street Monday October 2 at about 4 a m after a four year illness of paralysis She was born March 1 1844 aged 57 years 5 months 18 days Survived by husband and several children all but G F Thompson who lives at Higginsville Funeral services were held at home Tuesday at 2 30 p m and burial followed at Ridge Park cemetery The family receives community sympathy in the loss of a devoted wife and mother

Mary R. Thompson E. D. Thompson West Weat St G. F. Thompson Higginsville W. C BR. R J L Elizabeth Thompson Cumberland Presbyterian Church Ridge Park Cemetery

Death of Saline's Wealthy Citizen Joseph Clyde

Joseph Clyde, a longtime Saline resident and one of the county's wealthiest men, died Monday morning at his son John's home near Malta Bend after a brief illness of acute indigestion at age 69. Survived by two sons John and Frank Clyde of Malta Bend and daughter Mrs. Geo Hazen of Armstrong, he was born in Ross County Ohio and moved to Saline County early. A thrifty, energetic farmer, his estate is among the county's largest. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Clyde homestead with burial in Salt Springs cemetery.

Joseph Clyde Saline John Malta Bend Frank Clyde Geo. Hazen Armstrong Mr. Clyde Ross County Ohio Old Clyde Homestead Salt Springs

Death of Barnabas Sappington in Walters Oklahoma

Barnabas Sappington aged nearly 89 died at his daughter Mrs J M James home in Walters Oklahoma on Saturday Sept 20. He is survived by his wife and daughter. Born near Arrow Rock he lived in Marshall as a young man and returned there ten years ago to reside with his daughter. Remains brought to Marshall Tuesday with services at the James Sappington home conducted by Rev J E Abbott and burial in Ridge Park Cemetery.

Barnabas Sappington J. M. James Walters Okla Barney Sappington Arrow Rock Marshall James Sappington J. E. Abbott Ridge Park

Henry Andrew Shemwell obituary from Blackwater area

Henry Andrew Shemwell born September 30 1884 in Blackwater township died Tuesday evening September 96 1911 at Bo'clock. He joined the Baptist church at Nelson in 1902 and lived a Christian life. Neighbors tried to save him but he passed as a reliance on faith. The funeral was held at the new Blackwater September at 10 am with services conducted by ministers.

Henry Andrew Shemwell Will Shemwell Blackwater Township Bo'clock Baptist Church Nelson New Blackwater

Death notices of Margaret Caldwell Moritz and family ties

Margaret Caldwell Moritz of Chillicothe Ross County Ohio born September 9 1848 died September 2 1911 aged 63 years and 17 days laid to rest in Blackburn cemetery She married Samuel Moritz in 1863 and they had eleven children two preceded her in infancy Surviving relatives include her husband and remaining children after a decade long illness The obituary expresses faith in reunion in the afterlife and contains sentiments from family and contributor

Margaret Caldwell Moritz Chillicothe Ross County Ohio Blackburn Cemetery Samuel Moritz Moritz

Death notice for Ralph Spry child in Malta Bend

The notice records the death of Ralph Spry, infant son of Oden and Dollie Spry. Born April 1911, died September 25 1911 after illness. Burial at Malta Bend cemetery. Tribute from North Grand Pass Cor.

Ralph Spry Ralph Oden Dollie Spry Kingdom of Heaven Jesus Angela Malta Bend Cemetery North Grand Pass Cor

Infant Mark Died and Buried Near Herndon

Infant child of Mr and Mrs M Mark of near Herndon died September 29 and was laid to rest in Antioch cemetery the following day.

Mark Mra. M Near Herndon Antioch Cemetery

Nephew Electrocuted in Sedalia Street Car Line

Chas E Smith 27, lineman for the city railway, was killed instantly when contact with a trolley wire caused blue flames. Survived by wife and child, wife from Sweet Springs, insured for 2000 dollars. Funeral held in Sedalia Friday at 2 30.

Peter Ahif Sweet Springs Sedalia Smith

Cards of Thanks From Moriis Family in Saline and Lafayette

Through these columns we thank neighbors and friends of Saline and Lafayette counties who aided us in illness and death of our dear wife and mother. Grateful for beautiful floral offerings. Samuel Moriis Sr and family.

Saline Lafayette County Samuel Moriis Sr

Community thanks in mourning notice for Mr. Oden Bos Sock

The community extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of Mr. Oden Bos Sock. Gratitude is offered for support and condolences received during this difficult time.

Circuit Court Work Done in Missouri River Ejectment Case

The long running ejectment suit of Samuel Grady versus Adolph Royar over an island in the Missouri River above Miami ended with a verdict for Royar. Other rulings included Kersten v. Ge o. Kersten in favor, and Helen Irvine obtaining $250 against the city. The regular panel of jurors is listed, showing names such as A E Morris Preston Brockway Philip Jacob and others.

Samuel Grady Adolph Royar Miami Missouri River Grady Royar Herman K. Bimker Geo. Kersten Kersten Helen Irvine A. E. Morris Preston Brockway Philip Jacob D. H. Johnson F. Pemberton A. B. Maddox Boon Winston Frank Maddox Dan Ehler Gee Hasemeyer Price Soper E. Sailor Joe Platner W. T. Clark R. N. Taylor John Gilmer Chas E. Piper J. Sydenstricker Wm Kelffer J. P. Guthrey J. K. Sharton Leve Smith Peter Durnell Homer Allen

Sedalia arrests tied to Marshall rape case

William Hall and William Butta were arrested in Sedalia Saturday and brought to Marshall for preliminary trial on a rape charge. Their cases are part of a larger haul including Myers Ramsey and Goferro, with others held on related counts.

Wm. Hall Wm. Butta Sedalia Marshall Myers Ramsey Goferro

Case Postponed in Change of Venue to October 10

Attorneys for J. W. Gofero filed a change of venue from Justice Ferrill to Justice Mas on’s court. The case is now set for October 10, with the transfer reflecting judicial reassignment and upcoming proceedings.

Justice Ferrill Justice

New Districts Carried in County Road Selections

Slater and Gilham voters approved special road district measures on Saturday by large majorities. County court will name commissioners to oversee the districts and start administration.

Slater and Gilham

Burglary Charge Brought Against Albert Wombels

Albert Wombels of Sweet Springs faces a burglary charge in criminal court. He is accused of entering Homer Allen of Elmwood’s home while Allen was away during last week’s jury service.

Albert Wombels Sweet Springs Homer Allen Elmwood Wombels

Ray Perry Golden Employee Charged After Dining Car Fight

Ray Perry Golden, a dining car employee on the Hummer, fought several white coworkers Monday night. In the clash he was badly cut on arm and head after allegedly attacking them. Windows and furniture were damaged. He was arrested at Slater, had a preliminary trial, and was bound over to Criminal Court here.

Ray Perry Golden Col Marshall Blackburn Slater

Poland China Hog Sale at Stedem's Stock Farm

Fancy yearlings and spring pigs of the big Poland China hogs both sexes with pigs at foot. Selection from best Missouri and Kansas herds. Sale Saturday Oct 8 at Stedem's Stock Farm in Marshall Missouri.

Missouri Kansas Stedem's Marshall, Mo

Meistersingers Coming To Open Lecture Series

The first program in the high school lecture course features the popular Meistersingere, a fine male quartet, presented Monday evening. Do not miss this engaging attraction.

Man Shot Brother on Lee Street and Arrested on Train

A man shot his brother on Lee col of Slater Saturday about six. He attempted to flee by boarding freight No. 434 west bound but was spotted and taken off the train near Marshall. He was jailed after officers alerted. Inquest set for Friday. preliminary trial October 4.

Lee Slater J. Clements Marshall Fusay Riday

Real Estate Transfers From Local Trustees and Buyers

Trustees Col Baptist Church to Tina L Moore transfer of lot 62 block 20 Miami. Phillip M. Rogers to Clarence H. Packer irregular lot Blater 251-29. Caroline Stringfellow to B F and Sallie J Pledge lot 3 block 3 Slater. Central Nath 8S & L gee to Louis Henderson lot 10 block 20 College add Marshall. Jennie Hughes to Chase Latimer lot 3 int in lot 3 block 5 Boyde add Marshal.

Trustees Col Baptist Church Tina L Moore Miami Phillip M. Rogers Clarence H. Packer

Storm Hits Marshall Area With Destructive Lightning

Heavy rain and an unusually strong storm swept Marshall Sunday evening. Lightning struck multiple properties, killing livestock at A J Bieber’s straw stack and burning fields near Oak Hill. A smoke stack and roof tiles were damaged, a barn was torn, a bridge washed away, and trees felled as high water surged past local landmarks.

Marshall A. J. Bieber J. M. Terrell Nick Stedem G. Hopkins Phil Golong Stewart Chapel Kate Hartsook L. A. Burnett

Church News Quarterly Conference at Malta Bend

Presiding Elder Rader conducted the quarterly conference at the M B Church South in Malta Bend over Saturday and Sunday. Next Sunday morning the First Presbyterian church Sunday school will hold its rally day exercises.

Rader M. B.church Malta First Presbyterian Church

Shoe Box Supper at Forbes School House Event

A shoebox supper will be given at the Forbes school house five miles northwest of Sweet Springs on Saturday October 7 for the benefit of the school. Everyone is invited. If it rains it will be postponed to the following day. Ethel Wilson, teacher.

Forbes School Sweet Springs Ethel Wilson

Aeroplane Crash Delays Coast Flight of Rogers

Aviator C. P. Rogers aiming to fly coast to coast from Huntington Indiana to Chicago was blown off course by a gust of wind. The aeroplane was wrecked and Rogers sustained only bruises but the crash caused a considerable delay.

Cc. P. Rogers Marshall Huntington Indiana Chicago Rogers

High School Lecture Series Attracts Noted Speakers

The season slate lists Meistersingers Male Quartette on October 9 1911 at Victoria Lynn Concert Company on December 4 1911 Prof Paul F Volker lecturer on January 30 191% Dr Homer T Wilson lecturer on February 9 1912 and The DeKoven Male Quartette on February 22 2011.

Meistersingers Victoria Lynn Concert Company Paul F. Volker Homer T. Wilson DeKoven

Mrs Reid Makes Call to Bend for Brother in Indianapolis

Mrs Reid visited Bend on Monday seeking a dollar aid for her brother M Bauer who resides in Indianapolis. The brief appeal highlights family needs and local support efforts amid travel constraints.

Mra. R Reid Bend M. Bauer Indianapolis

Marriage Licenses Reported in Kentucky Areas

A list of marriage licenses includes Claud Wood of Slater with Maggie Norvell of Corbin Ky Wm BE Shackelford Napton and Mary Fthe Conway Nelson Fred Robison of Blue Lick with Emma Thornton of Blue Lick Edward F Wiley of Marshall Ida May Masters Shackelford Edward Staub of Marshall Susie Copeland of Miami J L Jennings of Blackburn Minnie Callaway of Blackburn.

Claud Wood Slater Maggie Norvell Corbin Shackelford Napton Mary Fthe Conway Nelson Fred Robison Col Blue Lick Emma Thornton Edward F. Wiley Marshall Ida May Masters Edward Staub Marshall Susie Copeland Miami J. L. Jennings Blackburn Minnie Callaway

Norvell Bristow wedding announced in Kansas City

The wedding of Miss Ada Bristow and Joseph Norvell was held in Kansas City on September 18 with Rev. R. R. McCormick officiating. Ada Bristow recently moved to Kansas City with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bristow. Norvell, known in Gil liam for business ties, is well regarded. Congratulations are extended to the couple.

Ada A. B. Bristow Kansas City Joseph Norvell Gilliam R. R. McCormick

Shackelford and Conaway wed at Nelson home

Shackelford, Napton merchant, married Miss Ethel Conaway at her parents home three miles east of Nelson Sunday afternoon at three oclock. Rev L M White of Fayette officiated. The couple will reside in Napton after a short visit with friends and relatives. The Republican extends best wishes for happiness.

W. BE. Shackelford Napton Ethel Conaway J. R. Conaway Nelson L. M. White Fayette

Illness Update From College Addition Typhoid Cases

Among the sick Mrs. Frank Henry Monday reported her daughter Miss Bessie improving from typhoid fever nicely. Mrs. A L Droumetier of Kansas City sick with typhoid while visiting J W McCormick in College Addition is improving per Dr A C Putnam. Jack Patterson returned from Kansas City and says his brother C H is doing nicely but has not yet undergone his main operation. H C Patterson, his father, went up yesterday to see him.

Frank Henry Monday Miss Bessie A. L. Droumetier Kansas City J. W. McCormick College A. C. Putnam Jack Patterson C. H H. C. Patterson

Births Reported for Several Local Families

Mr and Mrs L A Griffitta of north of town announce the arrival of a son on Sept 22. Mr and Mrs C E Patterson of West Washington announce a new heir on Sept 21 a ten pound boy. Mr and Mrs John Pragman of near Sweet Springs have been entertaining a new son since Sept 21.

L. A. Griffitta North of Town C. E. Patterson West Washington John Pragman Near Sweet Springs

Mt Leonard resident visits on business

M. G. Kleen of Mt. Leonard was in town yesterday on business, meeting local contacts and engaging in set affairs.

M. G. Kleen Mt. Leonard

Plumber Crushed Foot as Radiator Falls at Church

Reeder a plumber from Chillicothe Missouri was working at the Catholic church when a 1400 pound radiator fell on his foot. Dr. John Hall attended and treated his injuries at the Weber Hotel.

Reeder Chillicothe Catholic Church John Hall Weber Hotel

Ex-Gov Hoch Gives Marshall Visit Souvenir of City Ties

Sidelight on Marshall Ex-Gov E W Hoch of Kansas recalls Marshall Missouri born in 1839 named for jurist John Marshall. He praises Missouri Valley College street paving shoe factory state hospital court house and local ties including Marlow friends James Anderson Elizabeth Lindsay and Mrs Roy Billings during a Chautauqua visit.

E. W. Hoch Kansas Chautauqua Our City Marshall Missouri John Marshall Missouri Valley College Chauntauqua Marlow James Anderson Jim Campbell Elizabeth Linday Anderson Roy Billings Miss Rose Salt Lake City Rose Will Barron Levi Billings Marion

Sterling pair joins county as new Bosse-Benedick renter

J. W. Marshall of Sterling Colorado and his son J. O Marshall visited, announcing that J. O Marshall has rented the Bosse Bene dick farm southwest of town. The writers extend a welcome and note the young man’s good reputation.

J. W. Marshall Sterling, Colo J. O Bosse-Benedick Farm

Mitchells Return from Drexel Visit With Prized Corn

T. E. Mitchell and wife returned yesterday from a visit to Thelra on Preston in Drexel Bates county. He showed three ears of corn grown there this year that surpassed anything seen locally, noting corn did well there, being especially free from worms and well developed.

Thelra Preston Drexel Bates County

Jenkins Family Visits Relatives in Slater

Mr and Mrs F Q Jenkins and their son from Slater spent yesterday visiting Mrs Jenkins parents. The visit was noted as a pleasant call and cordial interaction with family members.

F. Q. Jenkins Slater

Aviator EB Ovington Named Special Mail Messenger

Uncle Sam assigns Aviator EB Ovington to carry mail from New York to Los Angeles. He operates under route 607,000 and will complete the service as directed by government officials.

Uncle Sam EB. Ll. Ovington New York Los Angeles California

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