Local Notes From ASEE County News
Twosena senses J J Murray returned home Wednesday from Slater after a short visit with his son Luther Murray. Mr and Mrs J A Larue and children spent a few days with relatives near Hodge the later part of last week. Miss Collie Harris visited A A Silvey and family Saturday and Sunday at Hughesville. C O Martin spent Sunday and Monday night with his uncle D M Harrie and family. Miss Lula Thomas of Houstonia spent Saturday night and Sunday with the Misses Harris and attended preaching at Kimwood Saturday night. Mr and Mrs John Forbes and children spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs F S Edwards of Elmwood. Rev J C Diggs and Mr Morrison of Sweet Springs were guests of D M Harris and family Sunday night. There was a large crowd of people at Blackburn Saturday to see Bryan as he stopped there a few minutes. Walter Blue and mother from Chicago are visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity. Dr Fulton of Kansas City and Dr Richart of Blackburn were called one day last week and cancer was removed from Mrs Menegalis face. Miss Frances Reager left Saturday night for Sedalia to visit her sister Mrs Prank OCarothers for a few days. Misses Tillie and Nannie Lemons, Mr and Mrs A P Reaver and Victor Allen spent Sunday evening at D M Harris's. Mr and Mrs Henry Cook and son Herbert were Sunday guests of Mr McKinoney and family. Willis Lemon and Victor Allen went to Sedalia Monday. Mrs John Smith of Sweet Springs visited Dr and Mrs James of Elmwood the later part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murray
Slater
Luther Murray
J. A. Larue
Hodge
Collie Harris
A. A. Silvey
Hughesville
Lula Thomas
Houstonia
Harris
Kimwood
John Forbes
Fulton
Kansas City
Richart
Blackburn
Menegali
Frances Reager
Sedalia
Prank Ocarothers
Tillie
Nannie Lemon
A. P. Reaver
Victor Allen
D.M. Harris
Henry Cook
Herbert
McKinoney
Willis Lemon
John Smith
Sweet Springs
James
Elmwood
Flora Leimkuller
Mollie Kikerman
Sharp
Fish Creek
Otto Cramer
W. J. Bryan
John Cook
T. W. Ehlers
Frank Hanrah
Elva McLain
Mr. Trout
Whitney Thornton
Henry Bierbaum
Millard Thornton
George Pearson
Chas, Reyholds
W. I. Sharp
Mr. Cowherd
W.J. Bryan
Johny Dee
Dan Ehlers
Enid
Oklahoma
Abe Romines
Phil Pummel
Hloetonia
W. Nixon
Dr. Hradshaw
Mi's
HL. Watts
Pummel
WI Coffman's
Mr. Davenport
Norman
J. W. Nixon
Familly
Lena McMahan
Mapshall
Mex
Walter Stownsend
Ward
Christian Church
Nelwon
Duncan
Wateon Digge
Lester Dickson
Mar
Dilek
Dug Edson
Lackwater
Wil Biehman
Ry i
Watts
Seth Diggs
Joenry Morris
Newton
Saline Point Community Notes Begin Far Afield
Saline Point reports many local families coping with sore throats and fever, Mrs W A Chilcott moved to her mother's home for a stay. Chilcott and J M Burnside traveled to Marshall with potatoes and returned with coal. Lynn resumes saw mill work as Irvin family visits. Apple picking and barreling commence, Wheeler and Dilley Bros. bale bay south of Miami. Vaughn Davenport and Vowell attended a Bryan talk in Marshall. Kruger Bros and T B among quiet locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcott
Blackburns
J. M. Burnside
Marshall
W. FB. Lynn
W.S. Irvin
B. BE
Jenning
Chas. Wheeler
Dilley Bros
Miami
Wheat on the Townlee Farm Tracked This Week
Edna Moore was real sick for a few days with a sore throat during the past week. The Townlee farm activity and local weather notes accompany the brief illness report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Moore
Local Little Rock Faithful Share News at Fish Creek
Several Little Rock residents attended church at Fish Creek on Monday and Friday evenings. Mentions of weddings, diphtheria recovery of two Bierbaum children, fishing, and social visits. Dr. Sharp reports handshakes with W. J. Bryan. a 10 pound boy born to Frank Hanrahan. local outings to Slater and Enid, Oklahoma, and Abe Romines selling a 100 acre farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Fish Creek
G. E. Trout
Henry Bierbaum
Local Social Visits and Family News in Tedieville
Mrs Mary Finley and daughter Sallie called on Mrs Roy Wilcoxson. Mrs Tracy Haggard and daughters Rowse and Lena visited Mrs T A Wade. A L Hansbrough and wife D Owens and family, Edward Meachum and family were guests of J M Thomas. Misses Lottie Wilcoxson Nellie Hilton and Evert Chambers visited L E Silvey. Bear House tonia and T H Boulware with Bettie visited Chas Jacoby. Robert Finley visits Warrensburg. L E Panney returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Finley
Miss Sallie
Roy Wilcoxson
Tracy Haggard
Rowse and
Lena
T. A. Wade
A. L. Hansbrough
D. Owens
Edward Meachum
Hersmann
J. M. Thomas
Lottie Wilcoxson
Nellie Hilton
Evert Chambers
L. E. Silvey
Yokely
Jake Yokely
Bear House
Tonia
T. H. Boulware
Sunday Visit and Local Family News in Town
Sunday after a few days visit with his brother at Warsaw. Will Teeter and family vie w led relatives near Higgins ville Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Thom as visited their son and wife in Troustooia Friday night and Saturday. Grandmother Shondelmier is on the sick list this week. J. P.Thomas, wife and daughter Miss Ithel were Marshall shopping Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Will Teeter
Family
Higginsville
J.M. Thomas
Troustooia
Shondelmier
J. P.thomas
Local visitors and family travel through Marshall area
ARROW ROCK area residents Phil Pummel and family visited W. Nixon and WI Coffman in Marshall. Dr Hradshaw returned from a fair trip. Watts family and friends toured Kansas City. Several locals attended church, visits and hunting trips, with many familiares named including Nixon, Diggs, Edson, and Dickson. trips extended to Stillwater and Norman.
Local notes from Sweet Springs and area visitors
Frank Hlaecker and Laulee of Sedalia visited Jas. Magawow and wife Monday. Dr C C Ehlers returns from Oklahoma farm. M F Prigmore to Mountain Home Mo to see son Charles. Miss Elizabeth Goggins to Sedalia for shopping. Mrs Jno Coggins and lain Matshal visiting relatives. Many citizens went to Blackburn Saturday to see Bryan. Rev G Geen proud possessor of an automobile and hopes to be an owner soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hlaecker
Laulee
Sedalia
Jas
Magawow
C. C. Ehlers
Oklahoma
M. F. Prigmore
Mountain Home
Charles
Elizabeth Gogg'ns
Mra
Jno
Blackburn
Bryan
G. Eeen
Local society notes and visits from surrounding towns
Dr James and wife host a day with Mrs Amith en route home after visiting. Robert Fowler returns from six months in New Mexico and plans business in Portales. Mary T Derry to wed Oct 22 at Christian Church. Rev Francia W Taylor of Liberty closes two week Hapitat Church meeting with twelve additions. Rev S F Shifler returns from Prairie Newer Loxneton after three weeks of meetings. M Baker and daughter Katherine visit near Marshall with Jen Wheeler. B D Clark family and others visit Malta Newt. Jacob Homme child dies in hog water accident. funeral held and buried at Emma. Will Berry of Butler visits old friends. State Fair attendance by Sle Attton. Nelle Hayman visits from Houstonia to stay with aunt. W Hedger, Mike, Jessie Bellamy return from Kansas City and Parkville. Eva Baker and Mattie Richart guests of Leonard Beott family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mra. Amith
Mra
Janes
Robert Fowler
New Mexico
Fowler
Portales
Mary T. Derry
Christian Church
A. Galoway
T. C. Harry Independence
Mary
Sweet Springs
Francia W. Taylor
Liberty
Hapitat
Puiday
Taylor
Shifler
Prairie Newer
Loxneton
M. Baker
Katherine
Near
Mar
Hall
Jen Wheeler
B.D. Clark
Von
Ralph
BE. Smith
Raymond
Malta
Oo. Walker
Jacob Homme
Mr. Hemme
Enma
Will Berry
Butler
Sle Atton
Sedalia
Minn Nelle Hayman
Houstonia
Mia
W. Hedger
Mike Jessie Bellamy
Severnl
Kansan City
Parkville
Minion
Eva Baker
Mattie Richart
Napton
Leonard Beott
Campaign Whoppers From the Campaign Pack
The Marshall papers note numerous false claims in circulation. They debunk rumors about Roosevelt seeking to resign, starting a monarchy, or civil war, and question percent voting trends cited for Bryan, Taft, union men, and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Roosevelt
Ryan
Woat
Bryan
Arma Iginet
Taft
Missouri
Excellent Health Advice From Mrs Davieon On Electric Bitters
Mrs M M Davieon of 800 Gifford Ave San Jose California extols Electric Bitters as a universal family remedy for headaches biliousness and torpor of the liver and bowels. She praises its digestive benefits and health impact in a bottle, sold under guarantee at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. M. Davieon
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal Saya
Father Very Sick in Roe Valley
Henry Renwald of Roe Valley returned Monday from I Charles to see his father John Relmwald who is very ill with little hope for recovery. Relnwald brought his family to town Tuesday to do some shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Renwald
Roe Valley
I. Charles
Aco H
John Relmwald
Mr. Relnwald
Real Estate Transfers and Market Wrap in Marshall Area
A scanned list shows numerous real estate transfers in Marshall with names such as Jao J Brice Martha Pasnell and Martha Roe by Trustee. The page also notes continuous hog and livestock market commentary from the National Livestock Commission Co, citing softer sheep and lamb prices and expectations of firmer markets as supplies loosen.
St Louis Live Stock Market Report October 15 1908
National Stock Yards data shows cattle receipts 7600 with a liberal run over the two days. Prices for steers and cows mostly steady from last week. butchers and feeders 16 to 20 percent lower. Good to choice steers around 6 0 to 7 60, veal calves steady at 7 10, hogs 13 000 head down 15 to 25 cents with top around 6 10, bulk 5 60 to 5 85. Outlook says strong for cattle, others steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yarda
Lil
Audral
Pricag
Inheritance Notices from Missouri Probate Court
Public notices announce that letters testamentary for the estate of William Hunted and letters testamentary for the estate of Joep Denn were granted by the Probate Court of Maline County Mo on September 1st and August 1st respectively. Heirs and creditors must file claims within one year to share in the estates or be barred after two years. Minnie Husted and Ma. Marky Ek Oman act as executors or executrixes in the filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Ealing
Hey
Bacred
Minnie Husted
Exor
Maline
Hemel Olaltiie
Marky EK
Oman
Bars
Notice of settlement in the estate of John Welton
Robert Velton of the estate of John Welton intends to make a final settlement at the next Probate Court term to be held at the Court House in Ealing County on the first Monday of December. Creditors and interested parties are notified to present claims or interests accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KINA
John Welton
Robert Velton
Ealing
Ante
Konbat Vulpan
Bar
For Sale Coal Heater and 8-Burner Stove
Two items offered for sale: one nearly new coal heater and an eight burner Quick Meal gasoline vapor stove. Inquire at 4648 Elieworth. Also offered a top bury for sale listed as used only a few times, originally $85, now $55, care of Marshall Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elieworth
Marehall
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County News
Twosena
C. O. Martin
D. M. Harrie
J. T. Vaughn
J. A. Davenport
A. L. Vowell
Ed Hardin
California
Kruger Bros
T, B
Ayer
Tale
Ash
H. Bierbaum
Tedieville
Nora Diggs
Diges
Stillwater
Oklo
Cooper County
Tcin
Tom Hogee
W.te
Jack Watts
Dmackwater
Wits
Wigranmi-iathoes
D. Lawless
Mina Lallete
Marvin Yowel
Hibs
Lawlows
Harold Turley
J. P
Mega
Rev
Wood
Smiths Chapel
Will Hae
Father
J. L. Russel
Farmers’ Savings Bank Building
Jao J
Brie
Martha J Pasnell
Jao
Brice Lote
College
Martha
Roe
Wo A
Allen
Lalla P Conway
EB Parks
Bao WO McGuire
Chas Ul Sharon
Slaver
GJ & W
P Dulaney
Mario Bullivao
Lote Ito
Hakers Southeast
Gwinn
Elia F & Anna J Booth
Part
Male Street
Marahall
Robi W
Swats
John Gaines
Bameto G. G. Jonking
Csaetrals
Martin White
Katate
Fleming Luce
Babring
Harria
United States
Mortimer D Games
Ehlers
Herger
Percival Biroh
Fred Berner
WD Corolan
Joe Dennis
Ollie Burne
Jacob Herglots
Aresthin & Sobrees
National Livestock Commision CO
St.louis
Firat Timertion Opt
Macaflamined Street
Alice Fulkerson
W. Arrow St
Fisher, Gaunt & Coe
South Side Square
Marshall, Mo
SOS
Greleratez
AES Sae
Ooo Mayer
Elementa Wevenaary
Farm News
Springfield
Ohio
Watoha Uy
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