Local church notes and community updates
Correspondence from Warrensburg notes Rev Broalus sermon at M and G Church service attendance and several local visits. Reports progress of public school under Prof Jas Hogan, upcoming electric lights, and multiple family notices including deaths and marriages. Details include Mrs Brockman obituary, river rise, Charlie Brown death in Chicago, Wesley Dillard and Millie Barton marriage, campus enrollment 74, college gifts, and upcoming lectures October 14 at 3 pm.
Local Notices From Marshall Area Daily Life
Marta Bend and Mrs W Shannon are improving. The M E Church has been papered and painted. Mrs Mattie Anderson leaves for Kansas City to visit her sister. Mrs Emma Fowler was in Marshall on business. Miss Allen of Marshall spent four days visiting Mrs Shannon. Mrs Mary Barber and her son Frank went to Kansas City to visit her son John. Rev C A Williams left for St Louis to attend the A M E conference. Sam Reed of Lexington spent Saturday with his father. John Reed and Misses Martha Fower and Lillian Allen enjoyed a woods walk and hickorynutting Friday. Mrs Ida Turk of Marshall is guest of Mrs S D Fowler for a few days. Her daughter attends school here this winter. Miss Francis Crutchfield, teacher at Lexington, spent Saturday in Marshall and Sunday with her sister Mrs S D Fowler.
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Ida Turk
Marshall
S. D. Fowler
Francis Crutchfield
Lexington
College Notes Introduces New Members and Arrivals
Geo. R. Smith College was chartered February 17 1903. A. J. Thompkins is now assistant farmer and stockman. Miss Myrtle Carr holds a position at Sweet Springs Missouri. Brother Johnson of Versailles arrived as two new students. Many students have arrived in the city and will register soon.
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Geo. R. Smith College
A. J. Thompkins
Myrtle Carr
Sweet Springs
Brother Johnson
Versailles
Local News Briefs Mention Visitors And Business Plans
Local letters note visitors from Higinsville and Smithton and a return from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Mentions of Kahn & Co shopping, Wiebrock & Gieschen stoves, Sweringen & Co groceries, and plans for a wholesale house. Prof A C Maclin plans return, students visited Sanctum, Geo R's boys enterprising.
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Sarah Foe
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Sam’! Lyles
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Jas. Hogan
Thos. Finley
Mary Tallifero
Boonville
Sallie Finley
Adam Wiliams
Roy Jones
Ada Evans
Howard
KX. C
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Salt Pond Chapel
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G. G. West
Wm. Divers
W.H. Huston
Crid Spriggs
Brockman
Kentucky
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Anna Templeton
Birtie Parsons
Geo. R
B. F. Harrington
Allen
Davenport, Ia
W. Ross
This City
Mary Hayden
Charlie Brown
Chicago
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Wesley Dillard
Millie Barton
M. E
Rev. Smith
George Williams
Mmes Smith and
Cotton
Epworth League
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Billups
A. J. Dorsey
Maclin
Marta Bend
Mrs. W. Shannon
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K. C
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Mary Barber
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Lillian Martin
Smithton
E. Jackson St
Mayme B. Smith
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Kahn & Co
Lamine
Pettis
Wiebrock & Gieschen
Sweringen & Co
Stella Abbott
BK. F. Abbott
Onis Abbott
A. C. Maclin
Quinn’s
Q. C. Ohons
Avator
N. Osage
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