Local interests and visits in Marshall area notes
Mrs J T Campbell of Miami visited Mrs J W Odell last week. Jen Larman of Slater passed through to see its best girl. Grand Pass visitors include John Parks and Miss E Flenta Yowe. Win Thompson praised the Monitor drill. Lost items include a pair of word frame spectacles. Several residents return from St Louis, Jefferson City, Muskowee and Muskogee. Notables: J.T. Herndon selling jacks. hotel lease changes. Arthur Dickson farm sold. hotel remodel underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen Larman
Slater
Subscriptions Renewals From Osage County Readers
Local press office logged renewals and new subscriptions from Osage County residents including Herman Ludwig Napton George Leaton and Mote merchants Grand Pass and Marshall area subscribers J E Coad Dallas Tex T M Ehler Dan Ehler Little Rock among others renewing for Republican paper coverage and noting former Osage county citizens Grela and Gerstner among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ludwig
W. C. Fisher
Julia
David Rohn
Fred F. Gerstner
Grand Pass
J. 8
Keith
East of Marshall
Herman Rehkop
Blackburn
C. F. Leimbrock
Alma
Emma Spreitzer
West Glasgow
Genser
Alex Greta
Blackwater
T. M
Dan Ehler
Little Rock
Fred Gerstner
Osage County
Grela
The Youths Companion 1909 Reading Promotion
An advertising notice outlines The Youths Companion offering more than 250 stories and sketches in the 1909 volume with adventure and heroines, plus companion calendar gift to new subscribers who pay 1.75 for 1900 and postage, including 1908 issues and sample copies from 144 Berkeley Street Boston. Also mentions a St Louis Republican critique of liquor policy by Senator Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
THE
Youths Companion
Berkeley St
Boston
Stone Back at Folk Campaign Speech in Dexter Mo
W J Stone spoke two hours at Biggs Opera House in Dexter on October 15. He divided his remarks between national issues and his campaign, criticizing Governor Folk’s bid for Senate with sarcasm. He cast Folk as an Ajax figure courting Senate foes Aldrich Hale Borah and Dolliver in a sport of partisan posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
W. J. ‘Stone
Biggs Opera House
Folk
Senate Chamber
Aldrich
Hale
Borah
Dolliver
St Herald
Misery Loves Company and a Lesson in Feedback
A windy sidewalk tale ends with a bicycle stranger chasing a meal and misfortune. A local man jokes about misery shared, then two small classified ads follow: a nearly new coal heater and an eight burner stove for sale at 4648 Ellsworth, and a top buggy offered by Marshall Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Erion
Marshall Republican
Hedge posts for sale near Mount Leonard farm
For sale ten thousand hedge posts at Liggett Farm three miles north of Mt Leonard. Includes mail or date noted as Oct C 0 Dowden. Readable line fragment from classified listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett Farm
Mt. Leonard
Dowden
Hamlin Speech At Court House Draws Crowd
Congressman Hamlin spoke at the courthouse Wednesday to a large crowd. He attacked Speaker Cannon as a despot and criticized Republican support. He labeled the tariff as robbery and warned Democrats would remove every black government employee if they gain power, claiming their party opposes the colored vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Court House
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Washington
Clark-Claycomb Wedding In Marshall Highlights Two Prominent Families
The wedding of Rufus Clark of Woodson and Miss Bertha E. Claycomb took place Wednesday at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs T J Claycomb in Highland addition. The groom is a prominent young farmer and the bride a leading Marshall young woman. They hail from two of Saline’s old prominent families. Best wishes for happiness and prosperity are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Clark
Woodson
Bertha E. Claycomb
T. J. Claycomb
Highland Addition
High School Notes on November 17 Lecture Series
Marshall High School notes show a successful two part lecture course with the next session slated for November 17. Upcoming football includes a game against Boonville High School on Saturday October 24 and a prior contest at Boonville ended 0 0. Junior and Freshman teams defeated Seniors and Sophomores 11 to 0 in last Thursday’s match with Senior and Sophomore girls losing to Junior and Freshman girls 14 to 10 on Monday. Literary societies begin with strong prospects. debating work is especially encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville High School
Marshall
Boonville
Sophmores
Marshall High School
Local Notes on Residents and Travel
Mrs Treece is better and Fred Montgomery’s child is about well again. Otb Van Buskirk sold hogs Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W H Montgomery visit Nelson. George Kuykendal moves near Sweet Springs. Mrs Cox and son Walter visit Warrensburg to see her daughter at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Treece
Fred Montgomery
George Kuykendal
Sweet Springs
Local visitors and social notes from area towns
Locals report I L Terrell visiting brother W ll Terrell in Texas. Miss Tillie Fink staying with Dr C L Lawless at Pear Fap ton. Fred Fulkerson departed for Little Rock Shreveport en route to Old Mexico. Mrs C B Asbury and A J Cannon of Kansas City attended Barn hill Pile wedding. New stock of room rugs announced at George N Hanson's. Mrs Emery Keeth Roy and Mrs Wunek of Salisbury, visiting relatives, left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Robertson
Mt Leonard
Kansas City
Hame County
Tillie Fink
C. B. Asbury
A. J. Cannon
Emery Keeth
Roy
Wunek
Salisbury
Barnhill Weds Elizabeth Pile in Wanamaker Wedding
Leonard M. Barnhill, son of the county clerk, married Elizabeth Pile Wednesday afternoon at Wanamaker. Rev J. K. McDonald officiated, the ceremony held at the home of the bride’s parents, Mrs. W. S. Pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Pile
Wanamaker
Leonard M. Barnhill
Elizabeth Pile
J. K McDonald
For Sale At A Bargain Eight-Room Residence
For sale at a bargain my eight room residence on macadamized street. Part terms if desired Mia. Alles Fulkerson N40 M Arrow Gi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Alles Fulkerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.T. Campbell
Miami
J. W. Odell
Eagles
Ofox Poteo
Johm Parks
Miss E Flenta yYowe
Win Thompson
Monitor
Pate
Lester Smith
Waverly
Wesl
Hall
Elia
Lena John
Nonar Sweet Springs
BE. T. Ault
Marion Potter
Nelson
Ault
Avon Stock Townsleigh
Andrew Sullivan
Frank Cutler
Bloomington
Patrick Donehos
Knights of
Columius Dearequet
John Nye
Clit
I Houston
Chas, Shafer
Minnie Frankin
Lizzie Adams
Malta
Meo
Will Pemberton
Satuday
Muskowee
Oklo
Mer. Pemberton
Chas, Fulton
Malta Pond
A. Cheever
Mop Min. Fo Shrader
Near Cretcher
J.T. Herndon
Near Herndon
Liberty
Kansas
Mr. Herndon
Arizona
North Dakota
Bale
T.M
Dan Ehlers
Dan
Enid
Okla
Saline
Sam Rtuff
Arthur Dickson
Hardeman
H. H. Judeman
Franklin County
el. R. B. Ruff
Chas. W. Adams
OINGS
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Murphy Mills Clothing
J. R. Thomas
A. C. Potter
Oster
J. T. Herndon
W. C. Hoffman
Stone
St. Louis Republi
Cretcher
Otb van Buskirk
Mrs. W. H. Montgomery
I. L. Terrell
His Brother
W.ll Terrell
Texas
Geo. N. Hanson’s
Fred Fulkerson
Ark
Shreveport
Old Mexico
Knights of Columbus
the Knights of Columbus
Lynch
Sedalia
W. H. Menchede
J. R. Lyons
the Order
F. E. Rigney
H. Gruner
Thos
E. King
Wm. E. Landman
Car F. Adelman
B. W. Larman
Robert VanBooren
Phillip O’'Hearn
Dan V. McGinnis
Raphael Thompson
P. E. Clamp
Barnhill
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