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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
5
Sountony News reports visitors from Marshall and Miami including C C Gray of Marceline Mo and others. Local health notes include B F Lemmon ill advised to seek Texas winter climate and Mrs Amy Steele Hanna’s death in Oklahoma. A lecture by Cap BY at the high school, a quilting bee, and Henry Bates twenty fifth anniversary dinner are also noted.
Rainy weather continues in Linn Grove as wheat sowing finishes. Local visits include Jas Moore from Miami bottom at W P Mayfield’s, J A Liggett from Marshall hauling lumber for G R Saltonstall, and George Craigs’ parents arriving from Marshfield Oregon. Logs are hauled to Pike Richardson’s to saw lumber for Linn Grove church construction.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian-Leaf tonic for women. It claims to ease back pains urinary and kidney trouble and female weaknesses including inflammation and ulcers. Sold by druggists or mailed from The Mother Co Lehoy New York with free samples.
Mrs Dock Sayers and Miss Jeasie Hull of near Slater visited relatives here and in Malta Bend last week. Miss Willie Hayes and I, G. and Virginda Dyer of Fairville were guests of Mrs M Gentry last week. May Shepherd died suddenly Oct 14 aged about 22, leaving a mother and father and a large family of siblings and friends.
Funeral was held Friday at 11 o'clock at the residence with burial at Blackburn cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family in their great loss.
A fine rain blessed Cretcher area last Saturday while Wheat looks good. Neighbors share visits and family time with Mrs. Van Buskirk, Prank Henry, Arthur Hulse, John Hall, Sam Smith from Texas, the Riggs, and Mrs. Harrison. Grandma Shackelford suffers a severe hand cut but is improving. Mis Van Buskirk and Mrs Frank Henry shopped in Marshall. Roy Hayes made a Marshall run Sunday prompting speculation about his frequent trips.
Rose Valley B residents report R Johnson and wife returning from Kansas City after attending the Royal Stock Show. Rev W B Trader of Sedalia led a regular appointment at Christian Union. Mr and Mrs W M Cox and daughter Ethel visited daughter Mrs B F Hall and family. Uriah Mayse and family visited daughter Mrs Sam Rothrock and family. Dempsy Whirley near Sweet Springs remains ill. P L Aldridge wife and daughters Hattie Lillian and nana Hall of Cretcher neighborhood and Everett Chambers and wife visited Taylor Hill and family.
Mrs Mattie Anderson moves this week to Omaha Neb to reside Her son and daughter also live there Mr Turpin moved to Sedalia Tue to reside He resigned as day foreman of the roundhouse J Campbell to fill temp then master mechanic at Bloomington Mrs Geo Markwell visiting at Mexico and Louisiana Mr and Mrs Wm Maneke Mich Schaurer Matt Baier Dan Hebder Ben Pledge and Lidge Howard went to Hannibal Mon for Grand Lodge of the K of P They expect back this morning Everett Dillard returns from St Louis typhoid fever guest of his aunt Lem Meads daughter Ruth recovering from diphtheria This is the one case we know of in Slater no cause for alarm Rufus and Cosgrove Rhoades Dr
Amos Audsley spent several days in Kansas City for the Stock Show. JS Stephens visited Dewit on business. Herman Remmert and families hosted dinner for Emma Bollmann Virgie Howard and Mrs Gadberry party. J M Fisher and wife visited A Audsley. Fred Hermann visited home folks. Amos Singleton family plans to move to New Mexico for Mrs Singleton health. Davis School to host a Shoe Box Social Wednesday night Oct 97 for school benefit.
North Sharon P. G. Sullivan and wife visited Slater Saturday. Ask Willie B. about Sunday night rain. Miller Bros. host a barn raising now. Slater fair reportedly outshines Sedalia. Ducks noted in abundance for the season. Inquiries to Boyd 8. explain regular Beth el attendance.
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