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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

4

New Frankfort Visitors and Local Outings Report

NEW FRANKFORT notes Frances Breenstry of Canton Kansas visits relatives in town as Mrs Ripplett from Marshall visits Lee Kitchen and family. Jesse Jackson and daughters Miss Emma Blum and C B Reidentbach and wife travel to Sedalia for the State Fair. Local social items include Chas Love and wife moving west, Ray Lenz and Miss Botts on the streets Sunday, John Jones recovering at home enjoys a sight seeing day. Next Sunday Old Peoples Day at Brick church. A box social at Good Hops School Friday Oct. Rosier Hains teaches in diarg, Leo Linneman and Phil thie spent Sunday in Forest Green.

Frances Breenstry Canton Kansas Ripplett Marshall Lee Kitchen Jesse Jackson Emma Blum C. B. Reidenbach Sedalia Slater Douglas Foots Chas Love West Ray Lenz Miss Botts John Jones Bring Yourself Inn Mire Sydenstricker Kansas City Good Hops Rosier Hains Diarg Leo Linneman Phil Thie F-Lde Forest Green

Visitors and near disaster mark Palmyra page

Mrs A B Young and children Palmyra are guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Cunningham. Fire threatened Mat Fisher home from a faulty flue but was checked. Dr John Hawkins planned hospital surgery in St Louis. Numerous local visits, trips to Kansas City for health and relatives, and a lunar event with a balloon and voices from the clouds described with rustic wonder.

A. B. Young Palmyra Geo Cunningham Sallie ‘Taylor Marshal Price Withers Pairville Hawkins Mat Fisher John A. Hawkin St. Louis Eliza Cooper Miami Thesime Walker Buie Little Zi Slater Tom Mullins Kansas City Sanitarium Chas Aley Sophia Jas, Paxton Kinison Ste Prica Peterman Belle Jessup East Giles Hawkins Hageia Grove

Taylor's Ready Made Fashion Appeals to Ladies

Ladies compliment the store on pretty suits and dresses and note reasonable prices. The shop offers dress es and suits for Misses and Children, a new line of Kimonas Dressing Sacques and House Dresses, and promises ready made items to please customers.

Cloaks and Millinery Offer Queensway Shop Event

The shop showcases a new line of ladies misses and children's coats with long tight fitting styles in cobert and black. They emphasize affordable prices on hats, claiming Miss Smith and the head trimming staff just returned from the East with the latest shapes to please discerning customers.

Cobert Millinery Miss Smith

Winter Goods Offer Promises Full Dry Goods Stock

The notice promotes heavy underwear blankets and comforts for the cold season. It asserts a complete general Dry Goods stock and invites customers to visit the store to buy fall and winter goods. The shop boasts mottoes cash sales on small profits and no trouble to show goods.

The Economical Housewife Finds Bargains In Groceries

The notice highlights value pricing on staples and canned fish. It promotes lemons bananas oranges salmon tomatoes Koex Gelatine apples sweet potatoes and various dried fruits. It urges customers to shop in person or call, promising more bargains in the eating department.

North Pole Holland California

Local Notices and Social Notes from South Main Area

George Bradshaw added a room at his South Main home last week. Lynch Shepard returned from Fayette and came back Monday morning. Harry Ritter and family visited W. RK Hubbard on Sunday. Services were held Sunday morning at the German church led by the pastor June Martin and family moved to the Henry Muir property a week ago. Meadmens Médielland, George Pica and Gibson Scott were in Marshall Friday night and Saturday. C. Q. Bhoure preached two antongsting sermons at the Christian church on Sunday. Alben Hogge of Payette visited home folk Saturday and Sunday. WA Shemwell and children met LAL Wilmarth’s penr, B.C. Carately attending Watson Diggs was sick Sunday but somewhat better. Mr. McGuire and family near Ridge Prairie were Sunday guests of G. P. Martin and family. Earl Green and family attended Sunday night services at the Christian church. Lonnie Bingham, sick with typhoid fever, is no better. Lawrence Edwards of Blackwater visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Duren are visiting this week in Howard County. George Thomas of Nip o called on Miss Laura Beazles Sunday evening. Lester Dickson, with a job at Slater, moved his family there Monday.

George Bradshaw South Main Street Lynch Shepard Fayette Harry Ritter W. RK Hubbard June Martin Henry Muir Meadamens Médielland George Pica Gibson Scott Marshall C. Q. Bhoure Antongsting Alben Hogge Payette Shemwell Lal Wilmarth B.C Carately Watson Diggs Mr. McGuire Near Ridge Prairie G. P. Martin Earl Green Esme Willard Christian Church Lonnie Bingham Lawrence Edwards Blackwater W. H. Edwards Duren Howard County George Thomas Near Nip O Laura Beazles Lester Dickson Round House Slater W. V. Rogers Kansas City Ernest Harvey Napan Lillian Hensick L T'L Rock D. J. Dickson Frank Stone Jone Margaret Clarkston Anne Brown Dr. Bucher Lacey Mead Virginia Arrow Rock A. N. Dickson Isabels Addition Robert Herrider Moberly Harry Herrider James Allen Clay Center Allen Will Collins Sedalia Verlena Thornton Little Rock Elmer Oklahoma City Farmers & Merchants Bank Witt Daught R. H. Nuckles Snoddy Ed Mitchell Henry Rusfale Wm. Kramer Frank Horner Osage T. M. Phler F. W. Weiher Frank Leimkuhler Sterling, Col M. Schaurer

Thorp Family Travel and Local Visits Across Missouri

Mr and Mrs R B Thorp left Sunday for St Louis to be away a week. Their daughter Virginia will visit relatives and friends in their absence. Russell Coleman left Sunday for Sedalia to attend the State Fair. Miss Nora and Miss Willie Ault left Monday for Kansas City. Mrs Ely Dotson returned home in Marshall after a week visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Roy Cordry and children left for Oklahoma. W R Beott of Marshall greeted friends and dined with Wad Higginbotham. Miss Ryll Wing took a clerk job at Lowsein nore. Mrs E D Sappington and Lewis Poetry and wife took part in Sedalia fair. Miss Katherine Dilis and Virginia Thorn visited Miss Lul Thorp Monday night.

R. B. Thorp St. Louis Virginia Will Visi Russell Coleman Sedali Nora Willie Ault Kansas City Ely Dotson Marshall Roy Cordry Okla W. R. Beott Wad Higginbotham Wing Lowsein Nore E. D. Sappington Lewis Sedalia Katherine Dilis Virginia Thorn Lul Thorp

Community notes from Marshall and nearby towns

Local residents travel to Kansas City Sedalia and Oklahoma City for visits and shopping. Meetings report moves into town with a new front for the Farmers & Merchants bank and repairs planned for the Y M C A. Several residents visit relatives in Arkansas Virginia and Missouri with medical trips and college plans noted. Balloons attracted attention in a local event.

Our Friends new subscribers and renewals listed

The weekly submission lists new subscribers and renewals with names such as BE Jennings Miami Ed Munden Slater J A Teter Stolesburg Mo WwW F Boyd Marshall Albert Jones Marshall John Schmitt William Amon W Sullivan Miami John Fisher William John Yate New OC Hughes Slater Wm VinBupen Napton gotin Krasek Slater pmbison Nelson ia 1 Neptom Luse Filmore Mo and other partially legible names and places. The fragmentary text shows a social note of community subscribers.

Jennings Miami Ed Munden Slater J.A. Teter Stolesburg Www F. Boyd Marshall Albert Jones Marshall John Schmitt William Amon W. Sullivan John Fisher Wiliam John. Yate New Hughes Slater Wm VinBupen Napton Gotin Krasek Slater Pmbison Nelson Neptom Luse Filmore

Marriage License Records From Kansas City Area

A list of individuals names including Geo J eras, Thos Adams, Ethel Branch, Dotson J Gauldin, Naomi McDonald, H A Heying, Ermin L Haynie, W Alexander, Maude Younger and others shows marriage license activity in the Miami Nelson area with multiple applicants and officials. The notice enumerates spouses and witnesses in a concise registry format typical of county record entries.

Geo. J Eras Kansas Cin Hatti Jackson Slater Thos Adams Col Slater Ethel Branch Slater Dotson J. Gauldin Marshal Naomi McDonald Marshall H. A. Heying Miami Ermin L Haynie Miamii W. Alexander Nelson R. Maude Younger

Uncalled For Letters At Marshall Post Office

Post office at Marshall lists undelivered mail dated October 6. Names include Lizzie Barnhill Anna Coleman Lucy Smith Magare Williams Mrs Hall Mrs Janeway Mrs Robinson and others. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 14 days.

Marshall Lizzie Barnhill Anna Coleman Lucy Smith Magare Williams Millis Hall F. Janeway M. E. Robinson Mrn Etta Williams Capt. Coffee John Crutchfield R. Hartman Harman Moore Homer Binder J. M. Stevens W. C. Williams L.W. van Dykr P. M

Shoe Box Social at Sunny South School House

A shoe box social is planned at the Sunny South school house on Friday night October 15. The venue is one and a half miles southeast of Norton and six and a half miles northeast of Marshall. Everyone is invited. Piano tuning services available by Prof. Frank Utz. telephone orders via Place, phone 190.

Sunny South School Norton Marshall

Armstrong Offers Women’s Shoes at Rose and Buckner

D Armstrong unveils a selection of women’s footwear at Rose and Buckner priced at four and five dollars. The advertised line highlights affordability and style for female customers.

D. Armstrong Rose & Buckner

Ill Tidings From Cretther And Hyland Family

Reports from Cretther say Mrs. Wm Treece among the sick but improving. W A S Hyland reports his son John W very low with typhoid fever and worsening recently.

Wm. Treece Cretther W. A. S Hyland John W

Church News Recap of Revivals and Grants at Alma

Rev J B Smith reports a two week revival at Alma ending Sunday with fifteen conversions and fourteen additions. First Presbyterian to hold quarterly communion Sunday at 11 am. Christian church annual year report shows receipts 7823.17, missions 1531, parsonage debt wiped, Sunday School 187 to 241, membership 520. North St M E raised 103 in rally. Reeves to preach at Blue Lick next Sunday. Cumberland Presbyterians at C C F Hall next Sunday. Harmony sermons by Rev Clemens 11 am and 7 pm. Rev Senneff to lead singing at Appleton City District Conference Oct 14-17. Garrett to preach Oct 17. Christian Science: “A Sin, Disease and Death Real?”. Kansas City trip Oct 17 to hear Clarence Eaton at Convention Hall.

Smith Alma First Presbyterian Church The Christian Church North St. M Clemens Harmony Clinton Senneff M. E Appleton City R. N. Garrett Kansas City Clarence Eaton Seture Convention Hall

Prize Winners at Slater Fair

List of premiums awarded at the Slater fair last week, supplied by C. H. Tucker. Entries missing indicate no entry or abandoned contest. Best male colt foaled 1909 premium, numbers and amounts listed, including mule and pins prizes with dollar values.

C. H. Tucker Bratford

Premium cattle show entries mix at county fair

A long list of premium winners and awards from a county fair horse and livestock show. Dave Pierce and L A Smith & Son lead horse and saddle categories with multiple prizes. Entries include draft mares, yearlings, colts, saddle horses, riders, drivers, and crops showing in contests with cash premiums and trophies.

Dave Pierce L. A. Smith Dave Pierce L. A. Smith & Son Ding Eli Hill Lou Hawkins Archie Talbott Vance Rader Rider Frank Evans Orval Schaffer Hess Weanling Rex Denmark Ell Hil Sam Brown Barthc Page Hest Mack Gregor G. Haines Ist Geo Jeter Major Edison Chas Edgar H. A. Hagedorn Clarence Marshall E. B. Jennings G. F. Haring L. A. Bremer EW Hill Dutie Sherman W. M. McAnis W. M McAmis L. W. Avitt T. Nock W. Avitt L .Burbank Hki Hill A. Arnold June Smith Ayers A. Geo. Hains A. m P. G. Sullivan Lee Jeter Nettie Neville Mildred Crear Rector Frank Justice Ruby Pearson C. J. Irvine Geo. Hanna Boyd Hardin Archie Pennock Apecial Henry Hudson EM Hill W. H. Downs Tom Freet Jack R. M. Kenneday J. G. Bellamy Schauer & Hill Harry Hickman J. W. Ayers W. M. McAmnin J. R. Lineberry Dean Ham Walter Fiver J. R. Holt Bud Whitaker Walter Keith C. W. Nichols Amos Audaley Misa Addie Bridges Joe Lineberry OF. Mathews C. F. Mathews A. W. Bridges Cook Ante Ina

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New Frankfort Heaven Ida Gambrel Reena Orpha Piper Near Little Rock W. R. Hubbard Will Hellman Verna Dr. McGuire Frime Jeld Tit Swinney Taylor’s Greenwich Taylor’s Cash Dept. Store N. B P. S Shoe Box Social Frank Utz Church News Bbby Swift & Co Baga Ites & Page Slater Fair
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