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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
4
Misa Mary T. Berry and C. A. Galloway of Independence were united in marriage at the Christian church with Rev. W. O. McIntyre officiating. The event drew local residents and visitors including Mrs. Longlye and Mrs. Moore, with many attending the reception and related social activities nearby.
D L McAlister traveled from Marshall to North Grand Pass staying from Saturday to Sunday. Frank and Elmer Tolle visited John and Cec Gorman on Sunday.
A large revival began at Grand Pass on Sunday night with many attendees. Mrs. Martha Boley visited H. V. Wicks and family, and H. A. Gorman handled business in Waverly. Eddie Briesemeyer spent Sunday with Walter Reker as neighbors plan a new road from Chas Nase to Mr. Arensmeier this week. August relations and local campaigning are noted alongside social events.
A digest of small town items reports attendees at a Marshall carnival last week. W C King visits Illinois relatives this week while Mrs R Scarborough of Rien and Mo visits her daughter Mrs A H Orr. Glenn Walker of Houstonia visits with John Koch. Salt Springs resumes flow after three months. Miss Alice Decker and brother Joy visit H A Thomas family. H A Thomas delivers flour from Sweet Springs. Mrs H A Thomas and Misses Anna Brown and Alice Decker in Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs J F Miles spent weekend with relatives near Nelson. Miss Leta Conway visited her relatives in Gooper. Mr and Mrs W B Mounts moved to Sedalia this week. A number from this vicinity attended last week. Mesdames J F Miles and J E King were in Marshall Thursday. Hugh Wingfield and Miss Ruby King attended the carnival Thursday. Mat Sims was in Marshall Monday. Walter Williams returned from Morgan County Saturday. John Riddle from near Nelson visited relatives and handled business here Saturday and Sunday. A young man hitched a horse to a neighbor's house corner and wrecked the house. moral lesson to boys to be careful.
E King weekend visitors in Marshall last Thursday included Mr and Mrs Will Talbot and children and Mr and Mrs John Reynolds with Mrs P M Crosk from Nelson. J F Mites hosted. Beard and Kurtz finished roofing the school porch Monday, described as a good improvement.
Mrs Wm M Cox with her son Walter visited her daughter Ethel at the Normal in Warrensburg on Friday. Mrs Pleas Dickerson travels to Sweet Springs to spend a couple of weeks with Fred Dickerson and Mrs Robert Hicks. Ph F Hall and wife visited Mr and Mrs James Hook. Mrs James Dickerson called on Mrs Grant Weathers. Mr and Mrs Marshall Akeman spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Conner. Ally Umphiet and wife were Sunday guests of Robert Sims and wife. Miss Nora Hall went to Slater Saturday. Oak Grove shoe box supper celebrated a surprise. Blue box supper planned at Antioch schoolhouse Saturday night.
Delegates Mt Leonard H. Ke Drigley went to the Baptist Association gathering in Moberly from Tuesday to Thursday. J J Robertson and wife visited the stock show in Kansas City, Swinney and wife were guests Tuesday, Mrs V E Grimes of Slater stayed with her sister Mrs C L Grimes Saturday night. Rev McClanahan conducts a protracted meeting with M M Smith at Fish Creek Baptist church. Arthur Mueller moved his family to Elmwood Tuesday, former postmaster. Mr Mueller left with regret. R Potter and wife of Muta Bend made a Sunday morning trip. Mrs E P Grimes and daughter Estelle visited friends in Arrow Rock.
Sayers left Saturday for an extended visit to his son in Illinois. S. H. Grimes and family of Marshall visited relatives in town Sunday. Mrs Maud Gentry and children spent part of this week in Slater visiting her brother Fred Smitherman and family. Miss Viola Baker attended the Carnival in Marshall. Grant Pulkerson of Louisiana is visiting relatives and buying horses and plans to ride back with a car. Charley Chrisman and Walter Trent of Waverly visited Mrs Mayme Kellets site Monday. George and Dean Oquest were in Kansas City last week for the stock show.
Mr and Mrs J I DeGarmo of Marshall visited Dr J D Jackson and family Friday. Mr and Mrs I J Claycomb entertaining a late daughter nee Oct 18. Mrs Henry Schmidt entertained with quilting and music in honor of her birthday Monday. John T Shellenberger advertises 20 auction and removal sale for Saturday Oct 24. Joe Hilton made a business trip to Sweet Springs Monday. Mr and Mrs Will Wiley of Hughesville visited relatives nearby this week. Hon John Whittaker candidate for Congress and Hon Holmes Hall candidate for State Senate will speak here Monday Oct 26. Tom Johnson was on the St Louis market with two cars of battle this week. J A Burgess and daughter Mrs Dertha were here from the Mt Olive neighborhood Monday. Mr and Mrs T W Claycomb attended the Clark Claycomb wedding at Marshall Wednesday.
Cold ad copy proclaims continued business at the old stand offering Red Label Farmers Block Higginsville Block Parlor Block of Corder Illinois Lump and Illinois Nut coal. Promises low prices and quality grading with contact implied by the snippet.
An American citizen denounces Governor Tishel’s connection to a major campaign, calling it disgrace and urging judgment by Mr Taft’s deeds. The speaker emphasizes Americanist loyalty over party and urges the public to weigh remembered words against those party leaders seek to forget.
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