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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
8
Local readers note visits from J H Driskell Blue Lick and Geo B Williamson editor of Waverly News Monday. Mra Payton Maybell’s child Inez ill. Many attend Sedalia State Fair as Lexington court sits. Numerous trips to Kansas City St Louis and Ferguson noted with buyings and sales in the region.
Local notes report Mrs Jas Hardister attending her son Oscar’s wedding in Excell o on Sunday. Balloon sightings and balloon pass overs are noted by several residents. Delegates appointed for Bedala waterways convention. Moves to Kansas City anticipated by Cc. P. Williams. Texas Ot Co. president E R Spotts visiting, coal wagon mishap injures E J Clements. J E Gibson buys Hardeman farm, Col Frank M Stone returns to Marshall. Funeral of Mrs Chas H Bohn held. Hired hands rigs now scarce. a buggy carries seed wheat.
Last week at their home near Slater Mrs H C Patterson was reported better and left Saturday for Chickasha Oklahoma to see her mother Mrs McKay who is 89 years old and in poor health. Mrs C A Maud and daughter Miss Minnie are in St Louis visiting relatives and taking in the festivities. Mrs W A Vawter attended the Priest of Pallas ball at Kansas City this week and was the guest of Mrs Hunter Meriwether. Miss Loretta and Beatrice McCormick and Allie Peecher were guests of Miss Julia Jordan at Cambridge Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Wm Klinger and daughter Miss Margaret are spending the week in St Louis enjoying the festivities.
Mrs Fred Morrison and daughter of Los Angeles are guests at Over Cochran's several days this week. Mrs Mary Harland is visiting her daughter Mrs Ives Aulgur near Sweet Springs to help nurse Aulgur's little sick daughter. Mr and Mrs Walter Farmer of Mt Olive neighborhood spent Saturday.
A scattered local update reports retirement plans by Mr and Mrs Jungerman near Sweet Springs and Mrs Ivey Aulgar, freight delays at Oxford Tailoring, an earthquake noted by Arthur Clough, T J Buvers injuring left arm in an accident, the Douglas family moving to Ft Scott Kansas, L H Flair undecided on relocation possibly to Colorado, Boots by D Armstrong co, Myrtle Campbell visiting Ruth Gouldin then returning home, and Robert Raing tried at Nelson on a forged check charge.
The notice lists Edwin Clapp BROAD WALK shoes for men priced at six dollars at Roce and Buckner. It mentions Mr and Mrs B H Barton returning to Clarence Missouri after a weeks long visit to Mr and Mrs J H Noonan. Nell James of St Joseph is set to visit the academy for rest and study after a long trip West. Stonewall School near Marshall plans a drive with a special welcome. Thos H Swope, donor of Swope Park, is described as a millionaire aged about 82, and Fred Duensing of Black along with Jungerman’s 239 acre farm sale for thirty thousand dollars.
He was bound over and remanded to jail on failure to give bond for 500 dollars. Mrs Agnes Utz and aow Frank plan to leave Sunday for Pittsburg to attend the Centennial celebration of the Christian church. They will also visit Mrs Utz's former home in Hillsboro Ohio and Niagara Falls, returning about mid November.
Edwin Clapps famous shoes for men only at Rosé Buckner priced at six dollars. J R Barron of Nelson spent Monday evening at his brother Moe I Barron north of town. W P Barron north of town informs us he is rebuilding his residence for a modern home when completed. Mrs J Killion near Sweet Springs was badly hurt in a runaway two weeks ago today when her horse shied at an auto and upset the buggy. The autoist took her home in his machine. Mr and Mrs Achley of Louisville Ky were in the city last week to place their daughter Rosaline at the Academy. Since Sisters of Bion left Louisville Rosaline wishes to follow and finish her education with them.
Crawford of Slater and Miss Hattie Jackson of near Ayres were married at 2 p.m. Saturday at the groom's home. It was a very quiet wedding. They are well known and popular young people. They have gone to Kansas City to reside.
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