county news notices from grand pass and marshall trips
Intended for last week, Mrs C Weddle went to Kansas City Saturday to join her husband who is a motorman. They will make their home in Kansas City this winter. Mrs G Treadway and children are in Kansas City and will spend the winter there. Mrs 8 Burrus and Mrs F Mc Reynolds visited friends in Marshall last week. They were accompanied home by the Misses Gibson of Marshall. Mrs W Fowler and children and Miss Callie McClure visited their brother and family at Nelson Sunday. J Cole called to see friends here Saturday afternoon. Mr Ballew is having his fine residence and barn removed from the river as several acres of his land here already has gone into the water. Miss Pearl Riley was the guest of Mrs R Cole and Miss Clara Stockman Saturday and Sunday and attended the revival services conducted by Rev W Cole. Miss Annie Burks of Pueblo Col is visiting her cousin Mrs J Plattner and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
J. Cole
Ballew
Pearl Riley
R. Cole
Clara Stockman
Rev
W. Cole
Annie Burks
Pueblo
Col
J. Plattner
Cold Weather Advice Warns Against Coughs Turning to Pneumonia
Beware coughs and colds on the chest as neglect can lead to pneumonia consumption or other pulmonary troubles. Treat at once with Hallard's Horehound Syrup, the standard cure of America. Use as directed. harmless and preventive for all lung diseases. Prices 25c, 10c, and $1.09 per bottle. Sold by P. H. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallard
America
P. H. Franklin
Fair View: George Fortiner Loses Finger in Accident
Fair View reports George Fortiner suffered the loss of a finger while cutting corn when his hand touched a knife. In other notes Mrs. Joe Hightower hosted a Friday party honoring guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bartles Miss Sophia Solomon and several local residents. Mrs. Grace Crump and Marvin visited Mrs. A. R. Shanks near Sweet Springs for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fortiner
Joe Higtower
Bartles
Bales
Sophia Solomon
Woodson
Geo, Fortiner
Jesse Wright
Maggie
Marshall
Flora Garnett
Malta Bend
Sam Pittman
Cretcher
Will Fitzgerald
Orville Crump
Roy Brayman
Marion Alspach
Robert Alspach
Willie Ballard
Chas. Bartles
Hightower
South
Grace Crump
Marvin
George Vaught
A. R. Shanks
Sweet Springs
Words to Freeze the Soal and the Power of a Cure
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recounts that doctors said his son had consumption and the case was hopeless. Dr Kings New Discovery changed everything after three weeks, restoring health. Described as infallible for coughs and colds, with prices 65 cents and 1.00 at P H Franklins, trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Blevens
Springfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Bleven
P. H. Franklins
Hawkins Family Notes And Local Travels
Last week John A Hawkins returns to form after a paralysia reminder. Belle Jessup from St Louis sanatorium says she hopes to return home soon. Bessie Hawkins plans a visit to her sister in St Louis. Cap Ruxton had a flying business trip to Kansas City. The captain enjoys river and boat man activities. Miami is not as dry as claimed with heavy jugs seen in town rendezvous. Day services and Bible School attendance Sunday was high and music well rendered. A large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hawkins
Belle Jessup
St. Louis
Bessie Hawkins
Cap
Everan Cloth Dye Summary
An obscure textile item titled everan cloth appears with faded wording NAM FADELEG DYE, suggesting a historical fabric treatment or dye name. Details are fragmentary, with unclear origin or usage context and no identifiable organization or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everan
Local Social News From Marshall and Area
Mr and Mrs M I Barron and daughters of Marshall visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Rufus Clark Jr visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Claycomb Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Brouffer of Napton visited relatives here Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Mearl Gorrell attending M V C visited her parents Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs C W Gorrell and daughters Mearl and Lieuretta were callers at J J Scotts Sunday afternoon. Miss Georgia Scott leaves Friday for Sedalia to attend Central Business College this winter. Mr and Mrs J C Lacy of Alma are guests of the latter’s parents Mr and Mrs J J Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M i. Barron
Marshall
Rufus Clark, Jr
Tom Claycomb
Geo. Brouffer
Napton
Mearl Gorrell
C. W. Gorrell
Mearl
Lieuretta
J. J. Scott
Georgia Scott
Sedalia
Central Business College
J. C. Lacy
Alma
Local visits and a birth announced in small town notices
Henry Fred Twilling and grandson Geo Henry took a business trip to Sweet Springs on Saturday. Mrs John Hays visited Mrs Frank Henry on Sunday. Miss Clara Hall was baptised at Maloney pond Sunday with a large crowd present. Mrs Lillian Brader spent Saturday with Miss Grace Cretcher and Sunday with Frank Henry and family. A ten pound boy arrived at Mr and Mrs John Cook on Saturday. Unsigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Fred Twilling
Geo Henry
Sweet Springs
John Hays
Frank Henry
Clara Hall
Maloney Pond
Lillian Bhrader
Grace Cretcher
John Cook
Visitor Jas Uta Jr. of Marshall and Mrs Cooper injury update
James Uta Jr. of Marshall visited town on Thursday. Mrs. Alice Cooper suffered a painful elbow sprain last Saturday. the injury is gradually improving but she cannot yet use the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Uta Jr
Marshall
Alice Cooper
White's Cream Vermifuge promotes child health cure
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge to expel intestinal worms and act as a tonic for a sick child. It claims a banquet alone does little good if worms attack the stomach and urges purchase from P. H. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Franklin
Mrs VanBuskirk Ill as Friends Visit
Mrs VanBuskirk is real sick. Mrs Dr Harrison, Mrs John Hall and Mrs Crain spoke with her, and spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanBuskirk Jis
Dr. Harrison
John Hall
Crain
Marshall News Fragments Tidy Moves and Visits
SHACKELFORD Mrs G A Turley and daughter Miss Julia left Friday for Idaho. Joseph Hamil works on a new farm residence foundation. B A Jones left Friday to visit relatives in Independence and Kansas. Mrs Mark Cooper called to Fairville for her brother Guy Utz who has fever. he improves. Chas Thompson and wife were Marshall visitors. Miss Vic Levy reports satisfaction with her new position at Independence school. D W Becraft plans to move to Campbell farm southeast of Marshall. Marshall loses Mr Becraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Turley
Julia
Idaho
Joseph Hamil
Soo B. A. Jones
Independence
Kansas
Mark Cooper
Fairville
Guy Utz
Chas, Thompson
Marshall
Vic Levy
Independance School
D. W. Becraft
Campbell Farm
Mr. Becraft
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local remedies and must be treated constitutionally, blaming catarrh for nine of ten cases. It offers $100 for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, with Druggists selling the product and recommending Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Mare Lost by A G Jones Ends 70-Year Lineage
A G Jones mourns the loss of a valued mare, part of a 70 year Jones family lineage. The mare’s dam was brought from Ohio by Mr Jones thirty years ago, tying this loss to a long standing sentiment and family interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Jones
Jones
Ohio
Up Before the Bar
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont notes long usage of Dr King’s New Life Pills as a trusted family medicine. The ad claims relief for chills constipation biliousness and headache and lists a 25 cent price at P H Franklin’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
P. H. Franklin’s
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Miller's Addition and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers include W L King and others to C K Smith for part of lot 1 block 1 Miller's Sweet Springs area. Mary E Titel and others to D Sumner for 90 acres in section 6. Laura Parrish to W M Bowker for 1.2 acres in section 11, plus multiple lots in Wettack's and East Marble areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L King Et al
K Smith
Miller's
Mary E Titel
Sumner
Laura
Parrish
W M Bowker
East Marball
Wettack’s
Henry Schmidt
Hupp
Laura Schmidt
Sreese Peesen
Townley
Geo Parks
Chaffee, Jr
Addie
Bryant
Marshall
Morton
Draffen
Strother's
Mareeba
Jao
E Corder
Dy Belling
Adolph Royal
Alice Fulkerson
Lankford
Gaia Aelass
Occas
William P. Dulaney
M Jarvis
Elijah Weddle
Philip H Ritchart
T Lackey
Leo Burfeind
Smith & Hawkins
Hwaet Springs
Jack Coleman
J T Gibson
Breathitt & Sebree
Emma A McCowan
Robin Ruff
Marshall Jno
J. Mollie E Grimes
F S McCormick
Bingham
Rogk Covcce
McCormick
C W Harvey
S M Secrest
Moberly College Announces Bookkeeping Scholarship Push
A Missouri advertisement promotes a statewide bookkeeping and shorthand course scholarship contest from Moberly Commercial College. The top voter recipient earns a combined 895 scholarship, second place gets a $50 life scholarship, third receives $20 cash, and fourth wins a $15 home study scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Commercial College
Moberly, Mo
Ghost tale from Slater cemetery ends with mischief
Will R. Van Booren accuses E. Elmore, the Slater city cemetery sexton, of peering beneath a horse drawn buggy while working at the cemetery. The tale notes Elmore’s habit of supervising jobs and jokes about his size and nature, with Van Booren claiming to have observed an odd scene and returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Elmore
Slater City
Will R. van Booren
Man Exposes Hunted Buggy Treating Crowd To Laughter
A man roared from a buggy calling it haunted and searching the roof. Workmen helped when he vanished 50 feet away. Investigation revealed a hen under the seat trying to lay an egg. He is to stay home as he recovers and will leave a month's salary at Van Sbooren's cigar stand for smoke for onlookers.
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Elmore
van Sbooren
Wentworth Cadets wallop Slater in opening game
Wentworth 47 Slater 0 on home gridiron last Saturday. Saline team fought hard but were outweighed and outclassed. Cadet squad showed power though rough edges remain before October 4. Coach Tilman’s squad expected to improve against Kansas second team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater High School
Wentworth
Saline
Kansas
Tilman
Lexinz
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
East Side Square
Marshall, Mo
White's
Paris
Saline County
Shackelford
Druggista
Administrator's Sale
A. C. Thomas
G. W. Fellers
Kate Thomas
ADMX
Luther Guthrie
Beaufort
Me Cardui
Cardus
Slater
Liberty
C. W. Johnston
B. F. Naylor
G. Fred. Martin
Taylor Department Store
Ballew How
L&r. CO
Alex. Demming
Hanley & Son
Y. How. & Imp. CO
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