Deaths of John W Hyland and David C Nooe in Marshall
Two local obituaries report the deaths of John W Hyland at his Norton-area home after a month with typhoid and complications, and David C Nooe at his mother's home from consumption aged 29. Hyland, born January 7 1868, leaves a widow Ethel Whitsett and daughter Frances. Nooe, a former meat market cutter, leaves widow Dora Irvine and a four-year-old son. Funeral rites for Hyland were held at the residence with ministers Rev Hugh McCord and Rev Z T Orr, then burial in Ridge Park via the Marshall I O F lodge. Nooe’s services were led by Rev J B Abbott at his mother’s home.
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John W. Hyland
Norton
Mr. Hyland
W. A.S. Hyland
Lena Wise
Ethel Whitsett
Frances
Hugh McCord
Nevada
David C. Nooe
Marshall
Weat Morgan
Mr. Nooe
Dora Irvine
Terrell & DeGarmo
Flrst Presbyterian Church
J. BE. Abbott
Buried With Lodge Ceremonies In City Funeral
Members of the I C O F lodge conducted the burial in city ceremonies and paid the deceased a last sad tribute.
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F. Lodge
Death of William Wessel at Sweet Springs
William Wessel died at Sweet Springs on October 3 at age 28. He leaves a widow and two small children. He was a son of William Wessel of Elmwood and described as a splendid young man. Sympathy extended to the bereaved.
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William Wessel
Sweet Springs
Wm Wessel
Elmwood
Nicholas Yeager Remains Expected From Chickasha Oklahoma
Old Saline county resident Nicholas Yeager's remains are telegrammed to arrive Saturday. Burial anticipated at Mt Olive, his former home. Sons in law Thos. Cook of Blue Lick and J R Miller of Miami are mentioned. Also noted is the death of an infant child of Mr and Mrs John Barr of Shackelford who died Sunday and burial set at Mt Saint Mary's cemetery.
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Nicholas Yeager
Paris Walker
Chickasha
Okla
Nicholas Yaeger
Saline County
Mt. Olive
Thos. Cook
Blue Lick
J. R. Miller
Miami
Barr
John Barr
Shackelford
Mt. Saint Mary's Cemetery
Card of Thanks for John W. Hyland
We thank our many friends for kindness shown during the protracted sickness and at the death of John W. Hyland. We shall never forget the goodness of such true friends. Mrs. John W. Hyland and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.8. Hyland. T. Perkins from Blue Lick says we failed to publish his card of thanks and asks neighbors and friends to be thanked for assistance during his son's illness.
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John W. Hyland
W. A
Hyland
T. €. Perkins
Blue Lick
Two New Mexico Bargains Offered For Farms In 1909
Two sizable farm parcels near a railroad town offer 160 acres with water, 6,500 population town schooling, and a 3 room house plus outbuildings for 9500 dollars. The second 158 acres 6 miles away, 17 cultivated, a half dugout home, water by house, and 1200 dollars. Exchange possible for near Ger man Evangelical church area up to 5000 more value.
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Estes
Cal
Okla
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
X. O.T
Marshall Republican
Marshall
Shoplifter Caught After Quick Theft at New York Racket
An elderly county woman was arrested last Thursday after being caught shoplifting at the New York Racket with a sack of plunder. Investigator Jas Unruh found more stolen goods at her Mo Pac depot and home, exposing a pattern of crime. The incident warns that thefts are quickly uncovered and should be avoided.
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New York
Jas. Unruh
Mo. Pac
All Mixed Up at Sedalia State Fair Trip
Hiram Ordway told Saturday afternoon that he was sober after a trip to the State Fair at Sedalia. In his party were R. L. Hyatt M. Gouldin Azo Potter Otto Madorie Arthur Ordway Will Bhreckler and others. They reportedly traveled by Missouri Pacific line Thursday returning Friday evening. The journey lasted about 13 hours each way and they may have traveled by Blackwater route. Ordway could not confirm whether the others sobered up.
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Hiram Ordway
Sedalia
R. L. Hyatt
M. Gouldin
Azo Potter
Otto Madorie
Arthur Ordway
Will Bhreckler
Blackwater
Mr. Ordway
Boy shoots large bald eagle on Harris farm
Martin Harris, 12, of northeast town, shot a large bald eagle last Thursday on his family farm using a shotgun with No 6 shot. The bird measured six feet from wingtip to wingtip and was presented to our office by Mrs. Harris.
Marriage License in Norway and Marshall Area
Marriage license records show Lester Biggs and Nelson Dola Cole, Nelson Harry E. House with Minnie Howery and Marta Bend, Clarence Wheeler of Sweet Springs with Mary Crews of Sweet Springs, Glover Smith of Fairville with Sallie Walker of Marshall, and Jack Thompson and Mary Norris, both of Marshall.
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Lester Biggs
Nelson Dola Cole
Nelson
Harry E. House
Norway
Kans
Minnie Howery
Marta Bend
Clarence Wheeler
Sweet Sprgs
Mary Crews
Sweet Springs
Glover Smith
Fairville
Sallie Walker
Marshall
Jack Thompson
Marshall Mary Norris
Miss Georgia Weber Weds Stonewall White at Independence
Miss Georgia Weber formerly of Marshall and Waverly married Stonewall White near Waverly in a Independence ceremony. She recently left Notre Dame de Lion Academy to attend the State Fair and will reside at White's Island hotel. White is a prominent young farmer of Waverly, and the couple plan to settle there temporarily.
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Georgia Weber
Kate Weber
Waverly
Stonewall White
Independence
Weber
Marshall
Notre Dame de Lion Academy
White
White's Island Hotel
Pearl Wedding Anniversary at Blackburns Near Blosser
Mr and Mrs John W Blackburn celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on Friday October 8 from 10 to 6 at their country home near Blosser. About 50 guests attended with an elaborate mult i course dinner and many gifts received. The home was decorated with flowers and guests wished for many more anniversaries.
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John W. Blackburn
Blosser
Mrs Lou Aker Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Lou Aker came back Sunday to her Mt Vernon Illinois home following a visit with her daughter Mrs GW Reed.
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Lou Aker
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Gw, Reed
St Louis Live Stock Market Report October 12
Special to Marshall Reposioing from National Live Stock Yard. Cattle receipts 6000, mostly natives. Demand strong for good to choice, prices up about 50 cents from ten days ago. Medium grades steady. Stockers and feeders steady. few good feeders. Calf market strong, dealers paying 7.75 to 8.25. Hogs overall down, shipping out preferred. Sheep receipts 3000, mutton 4.50 to 4.75, lambs 6.50 to 7.00, top 7.25 for extra quality. National Live Stock Commission Co.
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ST. Louis
Marshall
National Stock Yarda
National Live Stock Commission CO
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of property transfers lists numerous deeds in Marshall and nearby additions. Transactions include John T Rector to J E Cardwell across multiple lots, Henry Jackson to Jesse Scott for 80 acres, and Martha E Scott to G B Pletch for 63 acres. Several other pairs record exchanges between individuals and various blocks, additions, and parcels with prices noted or implied, reflecting routine conveyances across the region.
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John T. Rector
J E Cardwell
Blater
EF Cardwell
John T Rector
Eubank
Slater
Matthey Humphrey
Chase Bridges
Fred Martin
Sam Jess
Marshall
Chas E Worly
John Wingfield
Hudson
Martha E Scott
Pletcher
Henry Jackson
Jesse Scott
Bradford Et Alto
Lisetor Marshall
Martin W Kilis
Chas Aia
Geo P. Wenzell
Jickson Long
Robert Long
Frances Edwards
Heevey
Tucker
Christopher C Gibson Et al
Newton Gibson
Sami T Zeller
Wm C
Warfield
Scratchfield
F Scratchfield
Haggin
Add Marshall
Alice Fulkerson
E T Purcell Jois
G W Newton
J F Coleman
John Echoff
J L Echoff
Bani Sree
Echoff
Rosa Wicker
Clarice Garrison
Sweet Springs
Liester
Inten Hation
Alok
Louisa
John
Hall - Earn Caneen
LE Benedick
J B Gooch
C B Kibler
Marcus F Roberts
B Kibler
Jerry W Roberts
J Dulaney
Elizabeth A Sterrett
Lizzie E Renken
Lizzie Smith
Laughlin & Aesoges
Annie Cook
Lizzie E Renkin
West
Richter
Chas
Brown
Robt Evans
Mary R Norfleet
Jane D Huff
Diphtheria Claims Child of Local Family
The 13 year old daughter Sarah of My and Mra Pred Schondelmaier died after several days of diphtheria illness. The remains will be laid to rest in the cemetery here tomorrow afternoon. A funeral service will likely be held later. Houstonian, Oct 12.
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Sarah
Mra
Church News Highlights from Local Clergy Activities
Rev J Q Partee spent several days with family here last week. Rev Harry M Johnson to preach for M and Church South at Grand Pass and Blackburn while attending M W V C term. Revs J P Carter and T E Mounts to conduct revival at Salt Fork Pettis county starting Sunday at 11 am. Dr W H Black to Parsons Kansas from Kirkaville for Kansas State Synod meeting today. Odell Ave Presbyterian church to observe communion Sunday at 11 am with vesper service by the young people. Rev J P Carter of Randolph county to preach Saturday night at Blue Lick church. Rev T H Boulware to preach Sunday morning and evening on Oct 24. Lawrence Rasne in St Joseph for State Endeavor convention representing First Presbyterian Christian Endeavor. No services at Baptist church Sunday. Sunday School at 9 30 am. Regular Cumberland Presbyterians at I O O F Hall next Sunday. Rev E N Garrett to preach at First M E Church Sunday morning and evening with morning subject The stirrings of a great Missionary Advance.
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Odell Ave. Presbyterian Church
J. P. Carter
Randolph County
Blue Lick Church
T. H. Boulware
Lawrence Rasne
St. Joseph
Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
State Endeavor
Baptist Church
Cumberland Presbyterians
I. O. O. F. Hall
E. N. Garrett
M. E
Presbyterian Synod Meeting Attended by Local Delegates
At the Synodical Conference in Kirksville on Tuesday local representatives attended. Dr W H Black spoke on the program representing the New York Colleges Board and Rev J D Prigmore served as Odell Ave Presbyterian Church pastor. Mrs E A Mackey attended the Synodical Missionary Conference as a delegate. Mr A K House was a lay delegate from Marshall.
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W. H. Black
Geo. H. Althouse
J. D. Prigmore
E. A. Mackey
Kirksville
Presbyterian State Synod
Black
New York Colleges Board
Prigmore
Odell Ave
Presbyterian Church
Mackey
Synodical Missionary Conference
Akhouse
Marshall
Eureka Glee Club Delights At High School Event
The Eureka Glee Club gave a splendid entertainment last Thursday evening praised for unusual chime merit. Several singers are top in their class. They arrived late due to missed connections in Kansas City, delaying the program to 5 pm. organizers vow a prompt start next time. Attendance was good.
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Eureka
Kansas City
Hanson exits with sale to St. Joseph firm
A premature notice about Geo. WN Hanson’s assignment proved incorrect. Hanson was not compelled to assign but sold his stock to a St. Joseph concern offering it as advertised. He plans to go west to start another business and wishes success to all involved.
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Geo. WN. Hanson
Gone Thirty-one Years Returns Home to Louisiana Visit
Jas M Gilliam of Laxe Charles Louisiana returns Tuesday evening after weeks visiting his sisters Mrs C Kitchen and Mrs Dick Cook of Ayres and Sam and Will Gilliam. Born at Ayres north of Slater he left thirty years ago and has not been home in fourteen years. He works in lumber and says he likes the South though people are mostly poor they enjoy life.
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Jas, M. Gilliam
Laxe Charles
C. (. Kitchen
Dick Cook
Ayres
Sam
Will Gilliam
Gilliam
Slater
South
Divorces Granted by Judge Samuel Davis in the Circus
Decrees issued to Maud B versus Richard B. Richard son Josephine May versus Chas W Potter Sarah versus Alex Price Wm versus Luella Evans Sarah versus Jas M Walkes The Swisher versus Pemberton trial from Norton was under consideration yesterday.
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Samuel Davis
Maud B
Richard B. Richard
Son
Josephine May
Chas W. Potter
Sarah
Alex Price
Luella Evans
Jas .M. Walkes
Norton
Knights of Columbus Ball at Castle Hall
Knights of Columbus enjoyed a Columbus Day reception and ball at Castle Hall on Tuesday evening. Attendees from out of town included Mrs. George and Miss Maud Troy, Philip, Miss Bee O'Hearn, Frank and Miss Belle Wetton, Frank Harrison, C F Adleman, Wil Horigan, Slater, Martin Kent and sister, W B Niveret, Harry Sellmeyer and sister Miss Sellmeyer, Glasgow, John Kerr and sister Miss Kerr from Oklahoma, Miss Carico and John S Mullins of El Paso Texas.
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Knights of Columbus
Castle Hall
George
Maud Troy
Philip
Misa Bee O'Hearn
Frank
Belle Wetton
Frank Harrison
C.F. Adleman
Wil Horigan
Slater
Martin Kent
Y M C A Lecture Course in Marshall
The Y M C A presents a five number season with three lectures and two musical numbers. Notable acts include The Eight Vassar Girls concert company and violinist Skovgard. Lecturers include Dr L G Herbert and Low J Beauchamp. Season tickets 1.25 at Hunters Drug Store. seats checked after Oct 14. A. M. Keller went to Extets Springa for a shoe sale.
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Young Men's Christian Association of M. V. C
Marshall
Ono
Lyceum
Vassar Girls
The
New York Clipper
Musical Courier of New York
Skovgard
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W. A. Vawter
West Side
Cee
J. L. Russell
Farmers’ Savings Bank Building
Marshall, MO
New Mexico
White-Weber
Evan’s
Stedem
Church News
J. Q. Partee
Harry M. Johnson
M. &. Church
Grand Pass
Blackburn
M. WV. C
T. E. Mounts
Salt Fork Pettis County
Parsons, Kansas
Kirkaville
Kansas State Synod
High School Entertainment
A. M. Keller
Extets
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