Local Social Notes and Quips from Marshall Vicinity
Miss Maude and Myrtle Enr land of Marshall visited the Arensmeier family and returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Fahrmeyer of New Haven visited the Reker family and others nearby, returning Friday. Otto ponders how a man can take four girls in his carriage but not one in his buggy. Mary D. Ruf, mother of Sam Ruff and Mrs F. W. Uttaut, spent weeks here, returning home on the 20th. Dolly Uetterling flew to Holstein to see his best girl, returning Wednesday. Jim offers a man fifty dollars to leave the country for a month, who replies he will take the girl along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Myrtle Enrland
Marshall
Arensmeier
Fahrmeyer
New Haven
Reker
Otto
Currey
Mary D. Ruf
Sam Ruff
F. W. Uttaut
Honky Tone Leonard Argood Ill With Typhoid Fever
Typhoid illness is reported for Leonard Argood. Local social notes mention visits among neighbors and families including Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery Mrs. Ward William Annie Argood family Mrs. John Byars and others. Weekend gatherings at Whites Park and dinners with John Platner are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Argood
John Lowery
Ward William
Jane Earp
Mary Arnold
Annie Argood
John Byars
DeWitt
Lawson Byars
John Earp
Black Earp
Whites Park
Joe Platner
Social Roundup From Sweet Springs And Vicinity
Mrs. Jones and son Scott of Sweet Springs visited Mr. and Mrs. John Dekking. Chas Demoss from Grand Pass touring local friends. Dollie Harris returned from Marshall after Chautauqua. Several local visits to Blackburn Malta Bend and Mt Leonard. Rebekah Lodge members helped organize a lodge in Malta Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Scott
Sweet Springs
John Dekking
Chas Demoss
Grand Pass
Misa Dollie Harris
Marshall
Willis McKinney
John Fordham
Dunksbury
Dora Harris
Minnie Silvey
Hughesville
John Knott
Miss Bessie
Mt. Leonard
Blackburn
A. P. Reager
Elmwood
A. W. Forbes
Messrs
Chas
0. Martin
Victor Allen
Chas. Demoss
D. M. Harris
Allen
D. Lemon
C. C. Forbes
Roy
Demoss
O. Martin
Dollie Harris
A. Forbes
Mayme Bentley
Jack Laughlin
J. A. Larue
Blackburn Rebekah Lodge
Malta Bend
Woodsok John R George Returns Home to Plan Future
John R George returned from Colorado last Tuesday and plans to make the hills his future home. The schoolhouse is being moved and painted, improving the village appearance. Preaching at Salem Sunday is open to all. The wedding bells are expected to ring soon as John and Grover Thomypony have been in South Dakota for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR. George
Colorado
Salem
John
Grover Thomypony
South Dakota
Remarkable Flower Measured At Over Four Thousand Inches
A giant bloom was measured at 4012 inches in circumference by Coose McKinney and John H Fordham. The extraordinary specimen drew interest from local horticulturists and onlookers at the county fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coose McKinney
John H. Fordham
Napton Socials and Baseball Update
Napton residents visited and hosted relatives from Longwood War rensburg and Kentucky while Edna Hanes and Catherine Edwards came for music and class meets. The Napton baseball team suffered a defeat at Nelson but played well at Wilton Springs with a 5 to 1 score. An ice cream social by the Modern Woodmen drew about five hundred attendees and netted fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Thorp
Texas
Napton
Nelson
Woodmen
Wilton Springs
Saline Point notes Aug 23 1008 church growth and visits
Saline Point Aug 23 1008. The Stephens Akeman ch ar was a gram success. Mrs Tigourney Ellis and brother Emmett Burnelde visited relatives in this neighborhood. EK F White is back from Kansas City looking fine. The Shiloh protracted meeting resulted in thirteen new members to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens-Akeman
Tigourney Ellis
Emmett Burnelde
EK. F. White
Kansas City
Shiloh
Kruger Bros and Mr Townlee plow up a storm
Kruger Bros and Mr Townlee operate a steam plow and stir up activity while Mrs Will Chilcott is reported on the sick list. Will Stephens and Miss Martha Akeman wed Sunday at the home of the bride's sister Mrs Geo Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger Bros
Mr. Townlee
Will Chilcott
Will Stephens
Martha Akeman
Geo, Gibbons
Providence sermons and community visits noted in town
Rev Ewing Hudson preached two sermons at Providence last Sunday. Several residents and visitors from Oklahoma and North Dakota were in town or returning from trips. A meeting at Antioch drew many, with Rev Smith delivering two daily sermons. A barber chair was added to J H Treece's store for Worthey Montgomery to operate Saturdays. Jno Hayes, Jno King, Irving Urton and Miss Witcher plus Miss Faulconer joined Christian Union church and were baptized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Pritchard
Ben Buie
Pleas Aldridge
Annie Crowder
Della Nightwine
Kansas City
Kansas
Jim Witcher
Oklahoma
Antioch
Rev. Smith
Worthey Montgomery
J. H. Treece
Walter Cox
Miss Shelton
Jno. Hayes
Jno
Local Social Roundup from Marshall area
Saturday and Sunday visits fill Marshall social scene with Fores, Hanley, Merry and Adams families hosting and visiting. A rain eased drought Monday. Bethlehem church meeting closes with 30 additions. Corn cutting begins as Mrs Hay visits relatives and attends Bethelhem Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hay
J. M. Marshall
Bethelhem
Notable visits across Missouri and Kansas towns
Herndon J. i. Zeighe and daughter Ada Hilton visited relatives in Brunswick last week. John Mitchell, a prominent attorney of Osborne, Kansas, visited the Masters family. Lena and Nelile Schmidt stayed with relatives in Slater this week. Mrs John ScheMenberger and Minnele Riggins visited sister Mrs Dr Harrison in Grant Missouri. Walter Claycomb made a business trip to Slater Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Chaney extended visit with daughter Mrs Joe Bell in Morgan County. W H Riggins went to Sedalia on business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. i. Zeighe
Ada Hilton
Brunswick
John Mitchell
Osborne, Kaw
Masters
Lena
Nelile Schmidt
Slater
John ScheMenberger
Minnele Riggins
Dr. Harrison
Grant, Mo
Walter Claycomb
John Chaney
Joe Bell
Morgan County
W. H. Riggins
Sedalia
Antioch Miss Ore Root Visiting Relatives Here
Miss Ore Root of Sweet Springs visits relatives in the community. Walter Mayer and family visited Arthur Cox and wife Sunday. Minnie Bigwins left Sunday for an external visit with her sister Mead S. Uorrson of Sudrain county. Mrs. Tunintines of Mearalahis visiting friends and relatives. Jot Wieks of Nour Blosser visited his parents. Richard Mieks and wife Sunday. Ethel Smithey visited her aunt Mrs. T Malsey Saturday. Geo Akon and family were Sunday visitors at Marien Kloud’s. Riley Dickerson and family visited Marvin Patterson and family Sunday. Miss Mraumle Akeninm visited Miss Nelle Treeee Monday. Miss Collie Dickerson visiting her aunt Mrs. Crowrer Monday night. Mrs. Wo OM. Con visited her daughter Mrs. A. M blook Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Richi Pivicks somewhat better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hanes
Miami
Catherine Edwards
Blackburn
Geo. Vaughn
Lexington
Napton
Frank Geis
Marshall
Chas
Baker
H. Stewart
Stewart
Harrisonville
John Berry
Sharpsburg
J. M. Walker
Hanley
J.P. Fores
Force Lelwon
Ed Merry
Sedatin
Maude Adkisson
The
Gertrude Marshall
Riggers
AL HL Hanley
Walter Mayer
Arthur Cox
Minnie Bigwins
D S. Uorrson
Sudrain County
Tunintines
Mearalahis
Jot
Wieks
Nour Blosser Vieite
Richard Mieks
Sunday Miew
Ethel Smithey
T Malsey
Wie Kadina Akem
Geo Akon
Marien Kloudson
Mraumle Akeninm
Nelle Treeee
Collie Dickerson
Crowrer
Wo OM. Con
Richi Pivicks
St Louis Live Stock Market Report
Market notes show cattle receipts with natives and feeders, prices improving over prior. Steers in demand with top around 77 and 75 cents per pound. select heifers 60 to 70 cents. cows 60 to 70 cents. hogs steady to slightly lower with top near 71 cents. Veal calves steady with buyers paying 70 to 75 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotman
Eholee
Sielso
Elo Conners
SALA
BEL
Bolcognes
Poisoned Honey And The Queen Bee Defense System
A study notes how honey contaminated with poison could still reach a queen bee through a series of safeguards. Bees may self shield by dying before reaching the hive, detoxifying through digestion, or limiting poison transfer via staged feeding by attendants. Even with multiple barriers, a tiny amount could still poison the queen if bypassing every defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piitieh Isles
Agiatic
Turkey
Senophon
Hoper
Avella
Labor Day Observance Notices Begin Week Ahead
Labor Day falls on Monday September 7, a legal holiday. Many businesses and offices will observe the day with closures or altered hours. Municipal and state offices may publish schedules and deadline changes for services.
National Livestock Commission Co Hog and Sheep Sale Report
Market summary shows limited sales above seven dollars with hogs averaging 86.60 to 86.85 and quality described as poor. Sheep receipts around 5500 with the market steady. Lambs bring 85.60 to 106.00, good to choice sheep 84 to 440, breeding ewes range 3.75 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Commision CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith, A. B
E. P. Anderson
D. D
R. T.smith
Missouri
United States
J. T. Campbell
Jas, Hay
Longwood
Lucile Cook
Warrensburg
L. C. Shackelford
Cretcher
Ewing Hudson
Providence
Walker Cundiff
George Akkeman
Sallie Vanbuskirk
Martha Dedman
George King
Leeper King
Wesley Orton
Rose Valley
North Dakota
Ruth Gray
Ethel Cox
Ethel Wilson
Jessie Witcher
Lora Fleshman
Herndon
Miss Ore Root of
Riley Dickerson
Fanny Visted
Marvin Patterson
Family Sunday
St.louis
OR. Coe’s
Bnyfe
Labor Day
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