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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

7

Local notes from Marshall area on Sept 80 events

Luther Tresce was wounded last Saturday night near F Roeder. He saved his water but the thief escaped after searching him. Bicks reports a sack of onions stolen Saturday. Farmers busy sowing wheat last week. Fred Montgomery's title ran. Owen in charge of the cnap at Marshall. A junior from Audrain county ill. Minnie Rigelius returned home from a visit to Mrs J Tarrison. Lexter Wall and family visited his mother and sister. Hattie Mir and the Shellenhower family hosted Tomigeeios and kin. Mr Witt, a Republican worker, passed through the neighborhood. Grover Leonard and Ula Thomas returned from North Dakota. Others attended Cream supper at Mt Zion Saturday night.

Luther Tresce F. Roeder Fred Montgonery Owen Marshall Cnap Mixa Minnie Rigelus Mra J Varrison Audrain Lexter Wall Aml Oweofe Mra. Rh. P. Wall Hattie Mir Grover Loonwed Bal Thomas North Dakota Mr. Soul al Leonard Grover Leonard Ula Thomas WalterfUox Mt. Zion

Revival Meeting at Blue Lick Church Stressed

Blue Lick W P Luce leads a revival with Bro Davis assisting at the Blue Lick church. Mr Bool is gravely ill after a summer of sickness. Dr Dennis moved from Naupton to Bom Claycomb farm near Herndon. W A Hill and family visited his daughter Alta last Sunday. W F Dennis and wife attended church at Blue Lick. Rain is badly needed in the area.

W. P. Luce Blue Lick Bro. Davis Mr. Bool Dr. Dennis Naupton Bom Claycomb Herndon W. A. Hill Alta W. F. Dennis Blug Lick

Local Notes and Weddings in Sedalia Area 1908

A collage of short items from the Sedalia region includes visits and travels of families such as the Browns, Har ris and Laublin clans, and notices of the Elmwood protracted meeting. Charles Harris and Lena Green of Sweet Springs wed in Sedalia on Oct 1 1908, with kinfolk visiting and attending the event. Several residents attend the Sedalia Fair and travel to nearby towns, while others host relatives or plan moves to new homes.

Elmwood A. P. Reager Frances James Forbes C. N. Laublin Charles Harris Lena Green Sweet Springs Sedalia His

Mrs Crain and others visit relatives in multiple states

Mrs Crain of St Joseph arrived Monday to visit her daughter Mrs J E Logsdon. Mrs Horace Metcalf has returned from a visit to relatives in Springfield. Mrs T W Blackford visited her granddaughter in Kansas City. Ethel and Anna Laura Pelot shopped in Higginville Saturday. Mrs Louis Mereleg and niece Maurine Bothe returned to Dewey Oklahoma after two weeks with Blackburn relatives. W Liter left for Ft Worth to visit his son Carl Pelot of Vandalia visits his uncle H J Pelot.

Crain St. Joseph J. E. Logsdon Horace Metcalf Springfield T W. Blackford Kansas City Ethel Anna Laura Pelot Higgineville Louis Mere Leg Maurine Bothe Dewey Oklo Blackburn W. Liter Ft. Worth Texas Carl Pelot Vandalia H. J. Pelot

Higginsville Visitors and Local Travel Anecdotes

Higginsville hosts and visits noted as Mrs. W. C. Hale spends days with Mrs. Jameson, Higginsville daughter-in-law Mrs. Lyman Land visits. Ada Noel assists grandmother in Edmonson. Crawford family from Chicago visits Pettis county kin. Lizzie DeRacken and Emma Horde guests of Berry sisters. Mrs. William Craig stays with Kelley and Stallings. Charlie Harris of Sedalia marries Leva Green.

Higginsville Lyman Land W. C. Hale Jameson Bartha Asche Concordia Ada Noel Edmonson Ed, Beaty Crawford Lizzie DeRacken Emma Horde Aull ‘Ville Misses Berry South Locust Street William Craig Shelbina Mesdames OC. H. Kelley W. H. Stallings Charlie Harris Sedalia Leva Green Sey Teday

Marriages and Travels Of Local Families

The son of D M Harrisons near Bimford Wm Bartels and Mrs Mary Sharnhorst were married Sunday Mrs James A Walker and children went to Tulsa Okla last Saturday where they will make their future home Mrs Willie McLesky accompanied them as far as Kansas City Mr Dixson of Sedalia district president of the Christian Endeavor Society came up Sunday afternoon and gave a very good talk to the tonal see ely here Miss Anna Davis of Sedalia visited her busin Miss Elizabeth Reavis over Sunday King Parsons left Tuesday morning for South Dakota to register for the drawing of land in the Crawford reservations Mesdames J A Cayton and Lucy V Mer are spending a few days in Kansas City.

D. M. Harrisons Bimford Bartels Mary Sharnhorst James A Walker Tulsa Okla Willie McLesky Kansas City Dixson Sedalia Christian Endeavor Society Ely Anna Davis Busin Elizabeth Reavis King Parsons South Dakota Crawford Reservations

Community Notes From Mt Leonard A Busy Week

Mt Leonard reports multiple visits and social calls with residents traveling to and from Higginsville Carrolton Shackleford and Kansas City. Town improvements include store painting and welcoming visitors including August Schalbar Kansas and Grace Bartlett. Residents attend funerals revivals and carnivals while new movers take residence near the Christian church.

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