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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
4
The Murphy-Mills store in Marshall Saline county touts clean business and a full stock from Hart Schaffner & Marx. It guarantees satisfaction, offers ready to wear suits and overcoats complete with proper fitting, and lists prices from 15 to 30 dollars for overcoats and 18.50 to 30 dollars for suits.
Odd lots 1 and 2 suits of a kind offered at half price. Extra good suits left in limited sizes as the stock is cleared. Prices range from six seventy five to nine seventy five after discounts on former twelve fifty to eighteen fifty retail.
Prepare now for the cold snap with our best assortment of shoes hats caps underwear sweaters and working clothes. We offer the lowest cash prices on everything and full fitting assistance.
R B Stone of Paris Missouri arrived Monday evening to occupy the position of watchmaker at Kelley Vawter Jewelry Co. Mr and Mrs Lex McDaniel and children of Kansas City were guests of Mr and Mrs J W Taylor Monday. They also visited at Miami.
Mrs. Ralph Giddings of Colorado Springs and relatives visited here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Scott traveled to Kirksville for treatment at the Osteopathic Institute. W. S. Cobb returned home to Norborne after attending his brother in law's funeral. Conrad Oser has one of his motors set up at Andy Cook's near Cre... This display notes the season's last game as Marshall defeated Glasgow 17 to 3 on Sunday.
Mrs R B Hennasy hosts dinner for Miss Mattie Hall of Sweet Springs. Judges Hanna and Sphar attend wedding in Winchester. Miss Emma R Senter visits Chanute relatives. Mrs C R Lamm returns to Kansas City after illness. Lawrence E Mitchell and Miss Bessie Stuart to wed at the bride’s home. Mr and Mrs C W Adams depart for Denver. Grand Pass visitor reports on daughter Eunice’s typhoid illness. Rain arrives after plowing. South Grove colored school opens Sept 28 1909 for seven months. Obed Noble sells Highland residence to James Bryan. Nobles plan move to Lyons Michigan. M B Cooper and Shackelford guests at Illinois State Fair.
Mrs. W. E. Vawter injured wrist after a fall Monday night in the basement causing pain and inconvenience. A. Parks, northwest of town, returns from Tyrone Pennsylvania where he visited a sick brother, a visit spanning 45 years. Mrs. Sherman Clift and sons Sherman Jr and Harry of Malta Bend depart for Morgan County Indiana to visit Mrs Clift’s former home. Mr and Mrs T T Dobbs move to a new residence on South Lafayette from Odessa.
Chas Meinershagen of Blackburn said he has turned his farm over to his new son in law Mr Meyer but will continue to live on the old home place. Mr and Mrs A G Jones and daughter Mies Stella of northeast of town attended the Illinois State Fair last week.
Mrs. J. W. Solomon was very ill last week after a fall on Saturday. She suffered a bad hemorrhage of the bowels, and her family hopes for her speedy recovery.
J. W. Marshall of Dixon California stayed with Ed Gouldin at Stanhope over Sunday and returned home with a car load of imported Shropshire sheep he believes are the best.
The column details travels and activity around Marshall including moves to Kansas City and Higginsville, the sale of store buildings by Robt. Evane, marriages such as J. Martin Force and Myrtle Schooling, and local arrivals like B E Chamberlain. It notes Stonewall school’s canceled shoe box social due to bad weather, mentions trips to Kansas City and Malta Bend, and observes Chas Frederick’s sale of property near Greenwich then mentions cattle purchases and a dinner with New York racket managers. It ends with remarks on Blue Lick corn quality and rising land prices.
Monday call from R.8 Sims of Cretcher reports a Sunday visit to his daughters at Columbia. Mrs Nancy Barnes and Mrs Martha Bryson enjoyed a nice visit. Sims is advanced in years and the trip was a significant undertaking for him.
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