Deaths of Joseph N Pettus and Infant Fleming
Joseph N Pettus died at his daughter Mrs Josephine Durrett’s home in South Odell after a lingering illness. Born Huntsville Alabama April 20 1830 he was 80. Survived by wife daughter two brothers two sisters and one son Luke of Savannah Georgia. Civil War veteran and prominent Mason funeral held at home yesterday at 10 am with burial at Ridge Park. An infant son of J D Fleming died Monday night at their East Yetby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Petius
Josephine Durrett
South Odell
Mr. Pettus
Huntsville
Ala
Saline
Luke
Savannah
Ridge Park Cemetery
Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets at National Stock Yards
Receipts this week liberal with cattle generally steady for top quality and 15 to 25 lower for medium to good steers. Cows and heifers up 15 to 25 with strong demand. Hogs advanced 10 to 15 on light receipts, 20 to 25 on typical weights. prices 9.40 to 9.50 for 200 to 225 lbs. Sheep 15 to 25 lower, markets near week’s end levels. Trade expected steady. Texas season nearing end. Draggen, Becker & Co.
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National Stock Yards
Draggon, Becker & CO
Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Post Office
August 31, 1010 notice lists names Willie Pierce Mrs Edward Peterson John Sloan C W P Dexter Robert Estes J B Wilson A Dixon and L W Vandyk functioning as postmaster with letters remaining unclaimed and to be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not collected within 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mo
Washington, D. C
Willie Pierce
Edward Peterson
C. W. Pointdexter
Robert Estes
J. 8. Wilson
A. Dixon
L. W. Vandyke
P. M
Roosevelt Delivers Political Speech in Kansas
Ex President Roosevelt spoke at Onawa towim Kas on Wednesday praising insurgents and signaling a partisan clash among Kansas Republicans. The scene split into two factions allied with insiders and outsiders as the battle lines formed amid a messy political divide.
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Roosevelt
Onawatomie
Kas
Kansas
Four Dead on Night Trains Near Brady's Cut
Boonville Mo Aug 2 A coroner jury finds Neylon asleep on duty responsible for a head on collision of two through freight trains Nos 53 and 58 near Brady's Cut at 2 30 am Four dead four injured one fatally and three missing Engineers Finnell and Kuehn fireman Frederick and brakeman Roth killed instantly Injured include Earl Gannaway George Taggart Charles Phillips and Henry Pohlman Immigrants Pichlmann and Ruffner hurt but to recover A relief train and special hospital transport sent wreckage on curve with engines and eighteen cars burned and twelve more cars damaged track cleared through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Neylon
Brady's Cut
Blackwater
Jefferson City
D. E. Finnel
D. H. Kuehn
Kansas City
L. P. Frederieck
C. T H. Roth
Sedalia
Earl Gannaway
George Taggart
Charles Phillips
Henry Pohlman
Bay
B. H. Ruffner
Finnell and
Kuehn
Frederick
Roth
Pichlmann
Ruffner
Gasconade County
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Among Our Friends Names List From Various Cities
A fragmented roster lists individuals including Vern C. Divine in Belding Michigan Walker H. Baker in Malta Bend F M Hutson Shackelford EB N Thompson Marshall A L Hilton Napton Betti Collins Waverly Chas Everth Napton Pauline Green Slater Mra S M Greene Mayview Chris Markes Shackelford A S Owens Kansas City Geo Koch Glasgow Jas P Tracy Marshall J Hi Kenner Marshall W W Humphrey Marshall Koiw Zahn Marshall W B Mullins Miami F C Shepherd Arrow Rock Henry Casey Napton Ida Kruger Arrow Rock Bead hos.
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Vern C. Divine
Belding
Mich
Walker H. Baker
Malta Bend
F. M. Hutson
Shackelford
N. Thompson
Marshall
A. L. Hilton
Napton
Betti¢ Collins
Waverly
Chas
Real Estate Transfers Across Marshall County Reflect Fragmented Listings
A series of property transfers shows Wm M Field selling 20 acres to Louis Schinz in 9-49-21 and multiple parcels shifting between individuals and firms. Transactions include Henry add parcels, Marshall 4% interests, and various lot and block transfers in Hudson and Davis additions. Notable names include Renno, Shackelford, Whitington, Ehlers, Curnutt, Meyer, Piper, Priebe Simetar Co, and Howard, with prices ranging near 10000 to 3000 dollars and acres or parcels detailed across 9-48-20 16-50-21 blocks and sections.
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Renno
E Renno
C Renison
Rennison
Earl Renison
Cis
Ccceee Ceneae Ee Mamie Lauer
Eg Renno
Henry
Sanden
Slater
C B
Hooper
Wm Ehlers Sr
Jas Curnutt
Buckner
Sweet Springs
Louis G Meyer
W Webb
Davis
Marshall
Alphonso Piper
Mra
Sarah J
Zink
Bontright & Gordon
Cccce
Street Tener Ore
Priebe-Simetar Co
FA Hightshoe
Buh
Io Howard
Jno S Howard
Pike
Bush
DS Henry
J G Goodwin
E'N Thompson
Wm E Heying
Revolver incident in Marshall judge case at Kansas City
James Griggs claimed a revolver allowed him to defend himself when knocked down by a stranger in a West Fourth Street restaurant. Judge Burney discharged him with a lecture after Griggs surrendered the weapon. Griggs later said his real name was James H. Ashart, formerly a Kansas City lawyer. The Kansas City Star report notes the event from Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Kansas City
James Griggs
Independence
West Fourth Street
Griggs
Judge Burney
James H. Ashart
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Counties
J D Northen of Alma with Mary Griffel Alma. Eugene C Smith of Duluth Minn with Ida FE VanStone Malta Bend. E C Hamilton Slater with Mabel A Frazier Marshall. D H Witcher Sweet Springs with Flora Dankenbring Sweet Springs. Oren FE Patterson Marshall with Helen E McWhirter Marshall. Chas Highley Sweet Springs with Mamie Akeman Sweet Springs.
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J. D. Northen
Alma
Mary Griffel
Eugene C. Smith
Duluth
Minn
Ida FE
VanStone
Malta Bend
E. C. Hamilton
Slater
Mabel A. Frazier
Marshall
D. H. Witcher
Sweet Springs
Flora Dankenbring
Oren FE
Patterson
Helen E. McWhirter
Chas. Highley
Mamie Akeman
25th Anniversary Celebrated By Mr and Mrs O W Johnston
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs O W Johnston at their East Arrow home last Friday drew many guests. The well decorated residence buzzed with hospitality and cheerful well wishes for continued happiness and contentment of the couple.
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O. W. Johnston
East Arrow
Porch party honors visiting young ladies from Marshall and Miami
Mrs Will Earp hosted a porch party last Tuesday for twenty five guests including young ladies from Marshall and Miami. Dancing was the main feature with refreshments served before all departed expressing thanks to Mrs Earp and Miss Beulah for a truly enjoyable evening.
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Will Earp
Peple
Marshall
Miami
Earp
Chautauqua a Record Breaker in Marshall
Chautauqua excitement surges as 1000 season tickets sell by Moy day, with tickets at $1.50 to cover signatures. The program opens with Kirkemith sisters and lectures by Dr. Mattison W. Chase and Prof. Walter Eccles. Wednesday features King Arthur’s Court and the Royal Italian Band, amid glowing reviews. Bryan visit on Thursday boosts attendance to near capacity. other entertainers include Ruthven McDonald, Duncan E. McKinlay, Fox Sisters, and Lee Lathrop Fullenwider, with various lectures and performances through Monday.
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Chautauqua
Kirkemith
Royal Italian Band
Walter Eccles
Eccles
Rheinfrank
Messina
William Jennings Bryan
King Arthur
A. A. Willets
Apostle of
Sunshine
Bryan
Ruthven McDonald
Duncan E. McKinlay
California
Patrick J. MacCorry
Music Makers Quartette
A. B. Cummins
Senator Cummins
Strickland W. Gillilan
Ady
Fox Sisters Orchestra
Edward Russell Perry
New York
Samson
Fox Sisters
George R. Laird
Lee-Lathrop
H. T. Rainey
Ilinois
Floyd
Fanatee
Arrow Rock Old Settler Reunion Awards Winners List
Arrow Rock held the Old Settler’s Reunion and Temperance Rally with a large turnout. Prize winners include Best potatoes Fres ton Eades. Best onions Mrs. Jesse Hensick. Best loaf bread Mrs. Geo. Grisler. Best angel food cake Mrs Gibson Scott. Best white corn George Pearson. Best lady driver Mrs. Harold Turley. various junior and senior rider prizes. Best needlework Mrs. Miranda Davis. Best batter Mesdames Moore and Caterman. Best darkey wrestler Emmet Brown. prettiest young lady Jane Craig. largest family John Quinley. oldest lady Mrs. M. F. Horne. oldest man Allen Casey. Negro wheelbarrow race Esau Banks. lazy and biggest rascal prizes. next Monday is Labor Day.
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Old Settler's
Arrow Rock
Freston Eades
Jesse Hensick
Bert
George Pearson
Geo. Grisler
Gibson Scott
Harold Turley
Virgie Thorp
Carl Mosely
Mary Swinney
Tallon Turley
Herman Eikerman
Miranda Davis
Mesdames Moore
Caterman
Emmet Brown
Jane Craig
Mr. Lolly
Robert
Will Wood
C. P. Hudson
PF. H. Brockway
F. A. Brockway
Lon Wade
John Smith
Mr. Barleycamp
Arch Goodloe
Smith VanStone Bride Wed in Malta Bend to Eugene C Smith
Miss Ida E VanStone wed Eugene C Smith of Duluth Minnesota at the sister's home in Malta Bend. Rev B T Wherton officiated with Mendelssohn's Wedding March. After a short trip the couple will reside in Duluth as their future home.
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Ida E. VanStone
B. D. Allen
Malta Bend
Eugene C. Smith
Duluth
Minn
Gray Fizer Wedding at Marshall Home
Miss May Fizer marries John H. Gray at the groom’s parents' home in Marshall on August 28 1910 with Eld W B Mitchell officiating. The ceremony drew many guests, a refined dinner, and the couple planned a short visit to Slater after spending the afternoon at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Suanday
May Fizer
John H. Gray
W. B. Mitchell
Slater
Luse and Page Couple Wed in Marshall Ceremony
Paul Luse and Miss Lillian Page of this city were married on Wednesday August 24 at 2 30 p m. Rev O H Russell officiated at Rev Russell's home. Best man was Bert Thomas with bridesmaid Miss Lela Thomas. The couple will reside in Marshall. Both are active in the First Methodist Church.
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Paul Luse
Lillian Page
Russel
Snow Scheid Couple Wed in Kansas City Hotel
Miss Eva Scheid daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Scheid wed Floyd Snow of Joplin at 6 p m August 23 at the Sexton Hotel in Kansas City The groom a Sexton Hotel clerk is described as a fine young man The couple gains the good wishes of many friends
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Eva Scheid
J. L. Scheid
City
Sexton Hotel
Kansas City
Floyd Snow
Joplin
Snow
Glass Rilling Couple Wed in California Missouri
Douglas Glass and Miss Dora Rilling were married in California Missouri last week. They are visiting Sedalia relatives this week and will return to occupy a newly furnished house on South Lafayette. Friends extend congratulations on their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Glass
Dora Rilling
California
Sedalia
South Lafayette
Mrs Chaffee Returns From Eastern Trip With Glad Notes
Mrs Ema Chaffee returned Saturday from an Eastern trip she enjoyed immensely. Miss Lena Plant, her trimmer, also arrived from St. Louis Tuesday for the season. Miss Plant is a splendid young lady who comes well recommended.
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Ema Chaffee
Lena Plant
St. Louis
Miss Plant
Also Mentioned on This Page
JL. Russell
Onice
Franklin
Fleming
J. D. Fleming
East Yetby
Stock Market
S@it & Co
Sweden
Rea & Page
Progressive
King Arthur’s Court
F. W. Miles
N. E. Cor. Square
Henry Kruger
John Kessler
J. W. Bobbitt
Mr. Rabbit
Mr. Kessler
Scheid
W. A. Vawter
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square Marshall, Mo
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