Beartown visiting relatives and hall expansion noted
Mrs. David Rohn visits Beardstown relatives, Wm Subre and Henry Steinkamper also there from St. Louis. Odd Fellows hall remodeling expands southward doubling second floor capacity. Gus Bucker of Chimoi left after visiting John Ernest. W J Smith buys L H Taylor’s drug stock and combines with groceries. Mrs. J G Jones ill with bronchitis. Editor Witt arranged a new community correspondent. Asbury Chapel meetings end, Rev Cummins of Malta Bend lauded for his work and warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rohn
Beardetown
Ill
Wm, Subre and Familly
Henry Steinkamper
St. Louis
Gus Windmeyer
Gus Bucker
Chimois
John Ernest
W.J. Smith
L. H. Taylor
Taylor
Blackburn
Brunkhorst Lids
J. G. Jones
Witt
The
Bottoms
James Lee Regains Health With New Discovery
Mrs. Mary Lee of rural route 8 Zanesville Ohio says her husband James Lee owes his life to Dr King’s New Discovery for lungs. His severe consumption fears eased after trying it. The remedy is touted for coughs and colds with quick relief and a guarantee. Trial bottle free or 50c and 1.00 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Mary Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
New Frankfort social notes mention visitors and church growth
Mrs. Leo Linneman and family and Miss Sanders of Chariton county visit relatives here. Mrs. A Matthews of Texas returns for an extended visit. Rev J Tobias returns to Kansas City after a revival with 30 professions and 28 additions. Rudolph Jordan and family visit, Gust Sydenstricker and others plan Chariton county hunting trip. Forrest Rhoads goes to Kansas for the Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Linneman
Sanders
Chariton County
A. Matthews
Texas
J. Tobias
Kansas City
Rudolph Jordan
Gilliam
Gust Sydenstricker
F. Ayerson
C. Marshall
Forrest Rhoads
Kansas
Attaik
Rose Valley notices and visits highlight local life
In Rose Valley, Rev Trader preached two sermons to a large crowd. Guests included Mrs J D Rothrock and Sarah Weddle with Prof Weibon’s family in Missouri. Neighbors and relatives from Mt Zion and Sweet Springs visited, and local events ranged from fair attendance to church sales, box suppers, and weddings. A long list of names appears with social calls, illness updates, and upcoming events at Antioch and Forest Grove schools.
Mrs Chas E Smith Praises New Life Pills
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King s New Life Pills as their family laxative because they are good and do their work without making a fuss. These painless purifiers sold at all druggists 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Rev Branson and wife return from southern tour
Rev W T Branson and his wife arrived home Thursday after a three weeks tour in the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Branson
W Fe
Arnica Salve Praised for Sore Feet and Wounds
Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as suitable for sore feet burns sores cuts and abrasions It also treats piles The product is sold under guarantee at all drug stores for 5 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. Stone
East Poland
Maine
Local News From Arrow Rock and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Henry Muir has been quite sick for several days but is improving. Wil Moonie and family visited Deenville last Wednesday. Will Wisdom, wife and daughter Frances, visited and dropped in Marshall last week. Harry Hopkins of Montana arrived Friday and left Monday with his wife and baby. Miss Louise Huemsn was on our streets Friday. Mrs W. Shemwell and sons Ralph and Ray were shopping in Marshall Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Muir
Wil Moonie
Deenville
Will Wisdom
Frances
Marshall
Harry Hopkins
Montana
Louise Huemsn
Shemwell
Ralph
Ray
Local Social Notes From Mt. Leonard Area
Mrs BE P Grimes and daughter Estelle of Mt Leonard were in town Friday afternoon Rev Ward preached at the Christian church in Tlackwater Sumas Mrs Earl Green and little son were guest Sunday afternoon of Mrs W S Shomwell The meeting at the Miapetint church closed Sunday night with two conversions Miss Julia Turley of Cooper Co was a guest Sunday of Mrs Imul Lee Binghimana family Miss Orpha Piper of near Little Rock was a guest Sunday of her uncle W L Hubbard and wife John McGuffin and wife were in Blackwater Monday afternoon Mrs Wateon Des returned Saturday from a visit with her sister Mrs Linwood Davis in Ga ena Kansan Miss Nor Densman and Gon ase were visiting in Mackwater Sunday J P Figgins and wife entertained at dinner Sunday F M Roberts and wife of Marshall J F Verts and wife of Nelson Joseph Verts and wife and son Lewis of Pilot Grove and John Verts and wife of Loesbuer Va J Neff and family and ALN Dickson and family Col Hudson and wife visited at the home of the former’s brother Harry Hudson and family Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. P. Grimes
Estelle
Mt. Leonard
Rev. Ward
Christian Church
Tlackwater Sumas
Earl Green
Little
Shomwell
Miapetint
Julia Turley
Cooper Co
F. M. Roberts
Wfe
Marshall
J. F. Verts
Nelson
Joseph Verts
Wits
Lewis
Pilot Grove
John Verts
Loesbuer
J. Neff
Famiy
Ant Aln Dickson
Col. Vudson
Harry Ludson
Electric Bitters Offered As General Family Remedy
Mrs. M. M. Davymon of San Jose California endorses Electric Bitters as a potent general remedy for headache biliousness and liver and bowel torpor. She claims it offers more health benefits to internal organs than any other remedy she knows. Sold by druggists with guarantee at 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Davymon
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Saga
All He Lacked Pitcher Demands Square Deal From Captain
A professional baseball pitcher, frustrated at three weeks without a turn, confronts the captain and manager claiming he can throw any pitch with perfect control. He asserts he has top speed, accuracy, and a strong shoulder, insisting he deserves equal publicity and playing time. The captain acknowledges the pitcher’s control and prompts him to temper his temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profes Jonal
Manaager
Neng
Cap
Bil
Jean
Flavent
Bill
Notice of Final Settlement in Saline County
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that Ad Thornton executor intends to make final settlement at the next probate court term in Saline County. Court to be held at the courthouse on the first Monday of December. Louis W Leimeuerherr administrator likewise announces final settlement at the next term of the Saline County Probate Court to be held at the courthouse on the first Monday of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane Thornton
L. Ad. Thornton
Anid
Saline County
Said
A.J Thornton
Lelmkuobler
Louie W Leimkuebler
Louis W. Leimeuerherr
Adinr
Executrix Notice of Will and Estate of William Hustedde
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate of William Hustedde deceased were granted September ath by the Probate Court of Saline County Missouri. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within one year after the letters date or be barred from such estate benefits. if not exhibited within two years from publication, they shall be forever barred. Minnie Hustedine Exor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hustedine
Uncalled for Letters at Marshall Post Office 1908 List
Uncalled for letters remaining at the Marshall post office as of October 21, 1908 will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks. Names listed include Cora Crain Francis Fields Helen Fisher Naoma Galbuth Anns Meyer and others, with several ladies and gentlemen identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Post Office
Cora Crain
Francis Fields
Helen Fisher
Naoma Galbuoth
Anns Meyer
Mesdames
Del's Mitchell
W A Ridgeway
Francis Wilson
Laulee White
Elie Wieeman
Delmor Ash’ Chas
Carteo
Nick Bishan
We Uy
Unclear fragment hints at game moment and dialogue
Fragmentary lines show MV deep in thought after a conversation before entering the game. context is unclear and many words are garbled, yielding no solid event, date, or outcome to summarize with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agprea
Wisdom of Experience Advises a Cautious Prophecy
Hobart family believes James is gifted but an obscure Cape uncle warns that predicting outcomes often backfires. The uncle says if James foresees success, people grow careless and blame falls on him when plans fail, so he should steer his thoughts away from forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Cape
A Well Deserved Rebuke at the Opera Line
In a crowded opera house line a man apologizes firmly to a richly dressed woman trying to cut in. He notes he has waited longer and suggests she join the end of the queue. The box office remarks echo the same, leaving the irate lady flustered and unable to contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Reconstructed Note Reflects Threats and Accusations
A damaged fragment shows a speaker scolding another as a fool and claiming long life. The lines imply a tense exchange with insistence on heed and respect, hinting at personal conflict and possible age-based tensions.
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Malta Bend
New Frankfort
Mea
Rose Schubarth
Monemont
Colo
Darmstrons & Go
Rose Valley
Trader
Warrensburg
Mote Haggard
B. F. Hall
Lottle
Leona Hall
Light Hall
Antioch Schoolhouse
Cretcher
Antioch Church
Sam Rothrock
Uriah Mayse
B.F. Hall
Jim Hook
Harry Jackson
L. E .Pauley
Greenridge
Moore
Jamis
Pearle
Coleste
Killian
Dora Thomas
Henrietta Smiley
Laura
Lula Thomas
Almeada
Grace Haye
T. Branson
J. ?. Thomas
W. L. Hansbaugh
Ernest
T. H. Houlware
Familly
Ida Jones
Daisy Hanley
Clarke
Claycomb
Ida
Slater
Forest Grove
Alf Rector
Marsha
C .W. Thomas
Russell
Grace
Almen
Tedieville
J Vandyke
J. T. Fisher
L. W. Vandyke
VanDyke& Co
New York
Bank of Saline
Marshall, MO
GEO
A. Murrell
J.C. Lamkin
J.P. Huston
Loon Frier Necklentaly
Fisher
Aunt & Co
South Side Square
Iain Vory
Mayer
Fred Martin, Marshall
Ene
Lea
Resetag
Genie Chreale
Henderson
Bengest Leented
Govas
Ienne
Piabletobes
Ste
Gisean
Noline
DR. W. Johnston
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