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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

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Death of Mrs. Sarah Maupin at 72 Near Elmwood

Mrs. Sarah Maupin died at her daughter’s home west of town on Friday October 23 at 11 a.m. from heart failure, aged 72. Her husband L J Maupin preceded her in death. Funeral at Providence Baptist church near Elmwood on Sunday at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev S H Carter of Sweet Springs. Survived by six children Charles M Jennings T S Maupin Mrs G H Kiser S J Maupin and Mrs Ida Bailey of North Dakota.

Sarah Maupin G. H. Kiser Maup'n L. J. Jh. Maupin Providence Baptist Church Elmwood H. Carter Sweet Springs Charles M Jennings

Henry Mustard Dies at 72 A Marshall Gardener

Henry Mustard, 72, died after a funeral held Monday at Paria Warin undertaking parlor conducted by Father O'Neil. He lived with Mike Kean on West Arrow and was known as a thrifty hard worker, a landscape gardener who helped shape many Marshall yards.

Henry Mustard Mike Kean West Arrow Paria Warin Father O'Neil Mr. Mustard Marshall

Farm drawn in Tripp County names Henry King of Clackburn

In Tripp County South Dakota a drawing selected four thousand entrants and Henry King of Clackburn was named among the fortunate winners in the last draw.

Tripp South Dakota Henry

Newell Barn Burned With Loss of Granary and Engine

Last Friday evening the granary of W B Newell in Mareshal northwestern suburb burned while W B Newell and son Alvin attended a Republican speech at the courthouse. Mrs Alvin Newell and Mrs Brown remained at home and saved twelve fine mules as the granary and its contents burned. An engine was destroyed and the total loss was over $2000 with partial insurance coverage.

W. B. Newell Mareshal Alvin Alvin Newel Brown Glasgow

Hydrant Left Open Drenches Fetcher Building Merchandise

Water damaged goods on the first floor after a hydrant on the second floor was left open by a porter. Mr Fettcher observed dripping water Sunday morning and called the fire department. Dy rutohileli's office on the second floor was flooded and a further impact reported.

Atore Fettcher Dyrutohileli

Special Meeting at Methodist Episcopal Church South

The Methodist Episcopal Church South in this city will hold a period of special meetings next Wednesday November 4 with the first service at 7340 Wednesday and daily at three o'clock and at the evening hour. Pastor J E McDonald D D will lead aided by Rev Thomas W Alton of Fulton Mo in revival work. An invitation is extended to the public to attend all meetings.

Methodist Epscopal Church South Tev J. E. McDonald D Thomas W. Alton Methodist Church Fulton Mo Alton

Boy Suffers Broken Leg Wrestling at Home on Eleworth

Lester Bryan, 15, son of Mr and Mrs R L Beyan, sustained a broken leg while wrestling with several boys at his residence on South Eleworth.

Lester Bryan R. L. Beyan South Eleworth

First Presbyterian Church Admits Sixteen Members

Sunday was a red letter day as sixteen members were received into the First Presbyterian Church during morning services. Names include Ed Keehart Steve Keehart Lee Keehart Emil Keshart Durrett Venable Norman Wood J A Hennager Alex Gunn J A Strong Me James Norman Wood J A Hennager Hen nicer Ed Keehart and A Strom. Mr and Mrs James Asturst were received by letter.

First Presbyterian Church Ed Keehart Steve Keehart Lee Keehart Emil Keshart Durrett Venable Norman Wood J. A. Hennager Alex Gunn J. A. Strong James Norman Wood Hennicer A. Strom James Asturst

Abbott guests attend Presbyterian Synod in St Joseph

Rev Eugene Abbott of Toontown attended with his brother and Rev Derry Endres as they left Tuesday for St Joseph. The party goes to attend the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. Synod in session there during the week.

Eugene Abbott Toonville J. E Abbott Tusday Derry Endres St Joseph Synod of the Presbyterian Church U

Presbyterian Synod Visit and Church Pastoral Plans

Dr J E Harris attended the Presbyterian Synod at St Joseph this week The pastor Key E O Smith will preach at the First M E Church Sunday morning and evening Subject morning Coo Fingers Evening death by own action of the Soul The Christian Endeavor Society of the M P Church will give a sheet and pillow cease social in Odd Fellows Hall tonight

J. E. Harris Presbyterian Synod St. Joseph Key E. 0. Smith M. E Christian Endeavor Society of The M. P. Church Odd Fellows Hall

Hadley Club Forms in Slater to Support Mr Hadley

A large Hadley political club has formed at Slater with members highly enthusiastic and confident of Mr Hadley's section Tuesday.

Hadley Slater

Campaign speeches draw crowds despite poor weather

Homer Hall of Trenton campaigned across Sasine Ilis area, spoke at Mt Leon ard Herndon Blue Lick Ridge D Prairie Nelson Grand Pay Miami Malta Bend amid variable crowds and weather. Other speakers included Hon John W. H. Pothwell and Capt C W Tandy with Milton Turner in St Louis. Election reports urged by phone at reader expense.

Homer Hall Trenton Sasine Ilis Mt. Leonard Herndon Blue Lick School Nelso Grand Pay Fternoon Miami Orpit Malta Bend Hall C. W. Tandy Milton "Turner

Fred Fink Guest of Home Folks in Tulaa This Week

Fred Fink from Tulaa was the guest of home folks this week, sharing stories and hometown updates. The event highlighted local ties and offered residents a chance to engage with a notable visitor.

Fred Fink Tulaa

No Mixed Schools Debate Divides Missouri Officials

Persistent debate over desegregation in Missouri schools continues. The constitution requires separate schools, a change needing a people's vote. Current sentiment shows broad opposition among Republicans Democrats and African Americans to mixed schools.

Missouri

Local items And neighborhood notes in Saline County

Locallstems Dr Marie Morris returns from a trip to Moberly and Kirkville. James Piper and family move to Kansas City. Mrs Richard Nuckies returns from Bowling Green. Mrs Vecser near Napton will live with son A A Weaser of South English. Edmiston family visiting superintendent. Saline County hit by heavy snowstorm on Saturday. Repair bills for monitor drill bought from W H Pate not expected to be high. Mr and Mrs Leovid Hearne return home after short trip. Miss Florence visits Mrs Otto Reidenbach of New Frankfort. Miss Flora Cromley and Miss Mary Jolmes visit Mrs F Brauchalski near East Spine. Miss Annie Smiley from Boonville visits Miss May Brandon. Mr and Mrs James Long return to Los Angeles after visiting John G Long. Mrs Chas Hernton loses jacket between Marshall and Will Piper’s south of town. Henry Redman and family head home to Colorado. Ben Hur show at Willis Wood Theatre in Kansas City starting Monday Nov 2. C L Reppenhagen raffles $15 lap robe won by W H Sprigers. J H W Treeve from Cretcher reports wife recovering from three weeks illness. Loring Collier injured by fall in Kansas City after stepping into a manhole. Col Frank Stone braved weather to address John Shellenberger’s case. crowd good but roads not finished. A Hi Orr from Salt Springs brings Mrs RK Scarborough from Twichland to train. Mrs I M Spencer and daughter Lonnie visit before going to St Louis to see Mrs Tom Buckland.

Miss Frances Wowl and Mrs Wood Leave for Abroad

Miss Frances Wowl and her mother Mrs Will Wood depart tomorrow for a trip abroad. They will spend a few days in Lane burg Virginia with Frances Buck ier while she attends school there. Mrs Berry Endres and meeter Mrs Emily from Nap tun passed through Monday en route to Louisville Kentucky to visit relatives for several weeks.

Frances Wowl Will Wood Laneburg Frances Buckier Berry Endres Emily Naptun Louisville

High School Notes: Marshall Beats Hovnville In Snowbound Match

A Saturday football game on the Missouri Valley College campus between Marshall High School and Hovnville High School drew a small crowd in snow and rain. Marshall led 5 0 in the first half after a short drive and held the lead late as both teams fought hard. Clemens

Marshall High School Hovnville High School Misouri Valley College Thos Marshall

Football clash pits Mar eball With Seliog vs Higeinsivite High

The notice outlines an upcoming Friday football game between Mar eball With Seliog and Higeinsivite High School. Both teams have yet to lose a game this season and expect to keep winning as they face off.

Boone Greg Mareball Seliog Higeinsivite High School

Has Sold His Farm Duncan Man Keeth Announces Sale

Monroe Keeth of Duncan Oklahoma, formerly from Sweet Springs, intends to sell his farm and personal property on November 4. He invites neighbors to visit and view items on that day before returning to Duncan. He notes no difference who wins as he will not cast a vote.

Monroe Keeth Duncan Okio Sweet Springs Sweet Spelige Taft Brent

Marriage Licenses for Frederick J Hiuosh and Gillian Gilliam

Frederick J Hiuosh and Gillian Gilliam appear in a local marriage licenses list. The notice records their names and intent to wed, reflecting a routine official filing in the county clerk records.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. A. Vawter Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co West Side Square Marshall, Mo Drew Newell Church News Missionary Union of Lafayette Miss Trigg Boonville Irelands Mra W. TI Bell Corder America Braall Salvation Army W. C. Cooper Brazil Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church Mra. Cooper Political News John WH. Pothwel Fedaly Acd Homer Wall T. EB. Mountz Blue Lick Marie Morris Moberly Kirkville James Piper Kansas City Richard Nuckies Bowiing Green H. H Edmiston Seliou Saline County W. H. Pate Wim, Jones Leovidl Hearne Florence Sais Otto Reidenbach New Frankfort Srobt. Smith Flora Cromley Mary Jolmes F. Brauchalski East Speine Annie Smiley Hoonville May Brandon Missionary Union James Long Los Angles, Ca John G. Long Chas. Hernton Will Piper Henry Redman Elias Redman Colorado C. L. Reppenhagen W. H. Spriger S Town J. HW. Treeve Cretcher Loring Collier Avvide Frank Btone John Shellenberger Henden A. Hi, Orr Salt Springs Scarborough Twichland I. M. Spencer Lonnie S J. Louis Tom Buckland Frederick J Hiuosh Gillan Ef A Olyeene Gilliam AB Vook Ene Basweee Montrose Anna B Koch Ooo Mt. Leonard Jerome Younger Street Gee Blue Lick Sarah C Doonell Geo F Mueller Ease Haere Mt. Leooand Belle Smith Se Wees Leonard Hubert Bell Feel Marshall Melinda Hud Sveseeeers Mareball Poland Sam and Frank Evans West North Street N. Stedem
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