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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-20
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Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03
Administrator S Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate OF Ander-
son Hedrick, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the pro-
bate cour, OF BoNingcr county, Missouri,
bearing date the 18th day OF July, 1911,
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to eNh>bltthem TO the
undersigned for allowance. within >iN
months from the date Of said letters or
they may be precuded from any benefit
OF such estate; and if said claim be not
exhibited within one year from the date
OF the publication OF this notice, they
will be forever barred
W. X. CHANDLER,
Administrator.
Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03
EHis { onrad

\ very prrtses wedding Of thts
week WAS that nt Ms. Cora +. Con.
lad OF this city and Walter Ellis ni
Patton, Tuesday. Julv -.
The bride !. the daughter of ]. /,
Conrad, vho lives uear town, and
the groom +. the ,on OF J. F, Eli,
of Whitewater township, Boljnger
county
The ceremony, performed by Dr,
:. u Jewell, was very Impressive.
Ms, Barbara MagtlI played the
wedding march, bridal chorus FROM
Lnhcugrin.
The out.oitawn guests were Mr
aud Mrs 7. Il. Conrad nt Alliance.
grandparents Of the hri.i"; Mr. and
Mrs. y. |. Woiter> OF jackson, and
Mr.. ami Mrs, Lee Ellis ut Patton.
\ large number at friends and
uetghhors we've present.
The ronng couple viii spend their
honeymoon near the guilt, in Texas.
They expect to he gone about three
weeks. Fredertcktown Democrat.
News.
For Sale Farm, POI acres; 100
acres are cleared, dwelling, ciStcrn,
granary. large barn, large orchard;
situated about mile north of SEQ.
pus, BolIlnger county, Mo, known
~ the {. G. Limbaugh farm. Price,
$40 per acre. This is Il good bar
gain. Title perfect. For particu.
lars see BoLLINGER Co. ABSTRACT
COMPANY.
Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03
~ LOCAL NEWS. -

Ralph \. Dewitt oi Scopus was
on our streets Monday.
Buy reliable, homemade Harness
nj Henry Elfank's, lutcsylIle.
Attorney VIM. N, Morgan had
business at orau last Friday
lctthc Bolllugcr County Abstract
company .riI vour arm Tor you
Dr G. VI witmcr made q profess.
ionnl trip tn Marquaud last Friday,
DR.. William, ramr up from Ad.
vance lat Frda, To- spcud % icw
day. with hi, family here
Viii Lincoln aud family ot cape
Glmrdean visited Jo,oph ncu,ou
ard family here the dr,lui the week,
lflour prnpcrt, burned tonight
could vuu gfrnrd u io,ritail' Bet
ter have lutcs \ Jam',ou write mp
a rnltc, ior YOU
Mr. Catherine Chu.turr nl near
Scupu, visited hrr .nu. =. y Cnn.,.
Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03

Coat oil, So per gallon; Beans, jc
per pound Baking powder ic u can
At Taylors.
d, W Rowe of near IaIma wa.
N Marble Hill one day the last Of
last week.
After q plcnsnu, visit with home
folks Mrs FL ). Carter returned To
Dexter Yesterday.
Este, Brother, sell the IIooslcr.
and there - 40 better grain drill.
and keep all repairs.
Forrest BolIingcr ot Castor made
this office an appreciated 'l,it while
at the county seat YESTERDAY
II your watch or clock need. rc.
pairing take 1t to II H. Miller, the
icwclcr, lutrsyllle.
Attend the lee Cream ,uppcraud
entertainment uu the courthouse
lawn FRIDAY. Tomorrow. evening
aud culu, Yourself
For Sale A 1.ycm.oId, black
Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given, that on the
i7th day Of August, 1911, being the
fourth day OF the August term, 1911, Of
the Probate court of the county OF
Rollinger, or as soon thereafter as can
I've heard at said court, will make to and
with said court, my final settlement as
guardian Of the estate OF VIM. F. Bell,
insane, now deceased, A just and true
exhibit of the account between myself
and said ward has been made and filed in
sand Probate court.
WN. 7. MCCANs, Guardian.
Marble Hill press., 1911-08-03

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west IH'in~ visited it'f daughter
Nr'. Ava '"'n'>"" 'n tins e'N >cv-
'rh' days returning >"ndaN.
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rr unmarked bttI, ,,,,ts am hack
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h,.n br,krn and shes ,,,,d an tI,e
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The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10
Family Reunion

The Craddock family. one Of Mar.
shall's leading colored families. had 4
reunion In this city last Friday at tho
home Of Edward Craddock.
DR.. G. c. Craddock. of Portland.
Oregon; DR.. A. w. Craddock. L. +.
Craddock and DR.. A. A. Craddock, OF
st. Louis; Mrs. M. L. Frazier, of Taft
Okla. and Mrs. Mary Wilson. Kansas
City. we're among the children from
a distance. The children have all
made good In the world and stand
prominent in their race. II Is q
pleasure to note their success.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Landon, j. e. Landon OF Tamplco,
and Mr.. Landon's daughter, Mrs.
Frank Evans OF Marshall, Mo. Mrs
Evans says ave killed the deer"
Well, anyhow they killed two year
land deer and lsrge one, and
brought two nicely dressed hams
into Tampico, and lovely spread
was prepared for the guests at the
Hotel Gregory, by Mr.. II. H. Day
OF Beloit, Via, who with her hus-
band and Mrs. Mabel Spegel are
spending the winter n the sunny
south. They are doubly proud
that the deer was killed on the
hand where they hold an interest.
-Tampico Post.
Sam Morton OF Slater renewed
the Republican last week.
-
Louis Pemberoon was I'm WISHING
his uncle, DIR. Barnes and other
relatives.
Miss Hattie Bransom Is home
from a several weeks visit in 81.
Louis.
Mrs. j. NJ. Henley, OF near Hern
don has been very sick OF pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Bert Bunch wac confined
with neuralgia several days this
week.
Mrs. L. c. Scott left Saturday
for Salisbury to visit her son, j.
r. Scott and wife.
Mrs. c. c. Barnds who lives on
south Lafayette has been critical
ly III for sometime bu. Is much
better at present.
A new tailor shop has been open
cd upstairs on the south side OF
the square by N. C. Force, former
ly with Frank Gels.
Members OF N. A. A, are request
ed TO be present on. the 23d OF Feb
at Castle Hall for a special meet
ing. e-7.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Griffitts on Feb. 4th a twelve ID.
daughter. Both mother and child
are doing nicely.
Miss Marguerite Pile, a student
nj Missouri Valley, was called home
last week by telegram, owing to
the sudden and alarming illness OF
her father.
Mrs. Arthur Ehrnman returned
Saturday from q weeks visit with
her brother near Napton. She re-
pOrts evarybodv well and N verv
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Robert Williams, col. and Miss
Nellie Estes, col. were married at
the residence of the brides parents
in Marshall on Friday evening,
February 3rd at $50 p. m. Rev. ".
NJ. Denny officiating.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Robt. Glenn one OF Gilliams en-
terprising farmers, called to re-
new while here on business Mon
day
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

says he sent Frank Turner, OF that
place home on The run and crying
at $50 Monday evening when they
had a little difference near the
Star mill. Mr.. Black says he made
three strikes and Turner only one.
We haven't heard Turner's version.
II. ]. Stcinheimer has just bought
the place formerly belonging to
II. b. Hawkins on south Lafayette.
The house recently burned leaving
but a shell, but Mr.. s~teinheimer
will soon rebuild, making the place
thoroughly modern. The cons.d-
GRAFTON was 5000.
Harold Gould 10 n new member
OF the Republican staff and his
official title will be humorous
editor.r The effect OF hrs work
was no doubt apparent to our
readers last week. Il 10 also APP
parent 30 passers by as our win
dows have been cleaned and the
floor swept and later you may
hear from him by way OF a hum
orous article or speech entitled
"plcase renew"
Miss Georgia Scott, OF Kansas
City, In changing the address of
her paper to the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing, added the following apprectat
ed remarks: "Your paper 10 read
with much pleasure, and I don't
think I could do without II. II In
almost like getting n letter from
home. I have been in the city
since last May and certainly like
1t fine. I am stenographer for
the Universal Adjusting Associa-
ton and like my work very much.
James N. Herren has purchased
the f. c. Wood stock OF groceries
and hardware on the west side OF
the square from s. ]. Hess OF
Fredonia, Kansas. We understand
that w.. siarun w,n vo n
ted vain MT. herren. MT her,e
mas oeeh III Siarsh"n ior "u
OF years ana mas mae many
iriends by ms eoraisi MANNER anu
he Is also a good business man
and will no doubt make good.
Ne. Martin is too we'll known as
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timers 70 ear css,.a,
the shssour. r,ver 'he sep'
OF missoura'' suppose We nau
go BACK % sehooi aao Ns
anniversary S"y on uhe
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The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Joe Kiso was up from Little
Rock Monday. He passed US over
dollar.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Robert Williams, col. and Miss
Nellie Estes, col. were married at
the residence Of the brides parents
in Marshall on Friday evening,
February 3rd at $50 p. m. Rev. v.
NJ. Denny officiating.
Rich Keith returned from Old
Mexico Friday and went out to his
farm near Herndon. He said the
war is exaggerated and that there
Is more war In the United States
than in Mexico.
Mr.. Jewell, the plumber IL ex-
pecting to leave Marshall soon.
He win probably 20 to Peoria OF
DeKalb, Ill. His wife will not
20 at once, but will probably 90
TO Kansas City tin summer.
Gladys Steanheimer, head painter
] for d. z. Marshall, Mafysviiie
contractor, came home last week
TO visit homo folks. He came via
st. Louis where he attended a paint
ers convention as a delegate.
Mss Leila Hayes paid q visit TO
her aunt Mrs. Edgar Hubbard in
Kansas City, having also In view
the performance OF Tetrazinni,
which took place on Monday night.
Miss Hayes Ia herself, quite a good
violinist.
c. c. Barnds left Tuesday night
for Louisiana, Mo-, TO attend a
meeting OF managers of the La
Crosse Lumber Co. He will also
F., visit at st. Charles and st. Louis
before returning.
- or
Frank Mecum purchased aiot
from j. W. Odell thru L. Z. Bene-
dick, lot one in block two Boat
' right addition for $500. Michael
Jacoby jr, bought lot s in block
F, one Berrymans and Bushs add,
for si25, same agent.
w. L. Robinson, accompanied by
his daughter-in-law were visiting
the families OF Richard Nuckles,
near Ridge Park, and the two docr
tors, here and in Slater, last week.
They left Tuesday for Kingflsher
Oklahoma to visit relatives. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hoover, Of
Riverside, Pa, stopped off hers
Monday on their return from a
visit to Oklahoma to see Mr.. and
Mrs. z. r. Crockett OF west OF
town and spend. n few days. Mr..
Hoover Is Mrs. Crocketss brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod OF Brook
field, Miss, r expected here the
latter part of the week. Mrs Nc
Leod has been very ill for some
months and her mother Mrs Jacob
VanDyke, has just returned
from Brooksfield where she has
been during her daughters illness.
j. T. Isbell, the well-known black
smith says let's get the state cap
ital removed to Marshall-have a
beautiful site south of town. We
don't agree with him. Marshail
can't afford TO act foolish right
now. We have pun Colony at
stake.
The Baptist Young Peoples
reading circle met at the home OF
j. w. Taylor on Eastwood, Mon
day night. After an hours study
the time wal spent In various pleas
ant things. A picnic lunch was
served, and music was furnished
by Mrs. James Cooney's Victrola.
A. j. Haynes has sold his farm
southeast OF Marshall TO Oscar
Seibert his neighbor. Mr.. Haynes
will hold possession OF the house
and lots till May List but tina land
will be turned over sooner. Mr.
Haynes y an old and prominent
citizen and though nothing defir
nAte h decided - to hs future, u
D. feared that he intends to
leave Saline.
Hirsm Black, who returned from
0sorgetown iaut week from . fnl
buytne trip - . hero again. -
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Joe Kiso was up from Little
Rock Monday. He passed US Over
a dollar.
Robt. Glenn n OF Gilliams en-
terprising farmers, called to re-
new while here on business Mon
day
After quite n visit with J. M
Lindsey and family In Marshall
DR.. Floyd Turtle and family re-
turned to their home in Columbia
The East 10 In the throes OF
blizzard and we wouldn't be sur
prised to get a touch OF II here
in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Flair OF Black.
burn, were visiting their brother
Sam Flair and family OF Marshal
last week.
Ella Wilson, half sister of tn,
Craddocks, came in from Kansa'
City TO Join the family reunion
held ut Marshall Friday.
The Director OF Census gives TIT
population OF Marshail for tn,
recent census as 1859, a decrease
2i7 from the census report OF 1900
CLas. Niemeier, one OF our prot
porous town farmers, called in e
renew Monday and also handed u,
the name OF n friend rs a new
subscriber.
The editor visited Sweet Spring
Saturday and - usual was treat
cd well by the good people OF tina
thriving city, as shown by our lis
OF renewals.
II. ID. Kochlmgier al Hlrr sonvi L
Mo. authorized us to send him tn,
paper for another year and onth'
side sent a substantial induce
ment.
Thomas j. Grayson- who lives a
the Confederate Home, in Higgins
vile sent us a substantial token o
friendship in o years renewal las
week.
Mrs. Henry Craddock, col, was
/ up from Gillian Wednesday ant
called to renew. She was the CUES
several days here OF Mrs. Ami,
Brown
A large amount OF second hant
stuff running from buggies to car,
ing knives was sold by jacob
! second hand man at an auction OF
the west aide OF the square Sat
urday.
Miss Belle Landlord was appoin'
ed to succeed Miss Juanita Bewley
resigned, a teacher OF room 8 n
the Bast building. The appoint
ment is a good one.
Joe Keaton, one OF the Colon,
inmates al away last Thursday
He only got as far as Slater, wher,
he was stopped. Chief OF police
Maddox went over after him ant
brought him back.
Miss Edna Morris, the traine,
nurse who has been attending Ru
fus Clark, returned this week L
her home in Kirksville after
weeks visit with DR.. q. T. Nuckie'
and family.
Mrs. j. F. Carr. OF Kansas City
writes: ~ IA happily SURPRISE
with your good paper, I read |
with much pleasure. 1t makes m
feel at home ono more. Man,
thanks to the sender"
Miss Helen Slife Is now conva
lescing very nicely. She has ha'
a hard attack OF pneumonia o
considerable duration, but win b
up again SOON She h one OF Mar
shai's public school teachers, an
known to many.
n z. Tribble, secretary OF tn
Missoua Bee Keepers Association
caaied IN Tuesday to renew an'
ESQ ct h~tersture printed for th'
orgsntsation.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

We Ike callers Ike Arthur os-
horn. he came In Saturday and lett
Ma A dollar to show his good VIII
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Rich Keith returned from OIL,
Mexico Friday and went out to hi
farm near Herndon. He said En-
war Is exaggerated and that Their
Is morc war In the United State
than in Mexico.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Mrs. Paul b. Moore OF Charleston
xraa the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Abiel Leonard, the past week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

tlINt &fltItHt ote6S On 0Akt
Tyier's grocery last week.
Jess Roberts had some unusual
j. #. Wilkinson, of the COLONY
Wednesday handed Ia the name q
Col. b. p. Wilkinson his brothei
as a now subscriber. Teh Cobon6
10 Missouri's most prominent aud
t.onecrs. 10
The home OF DR.. X. w. varde-
man on South odell, wa sold 20
Edgar Barnhiil last week, for Sl2ss.
Fisher & Gaunt made the sale. DR..
vardeman will move as soon -
possible.
Santa Claus wss in last week
and left orders for us to send the
paper to VIM Clause for q year. To
those who don't understand, we
might mention that VIM Clause has
q son named Santa.
DR.. W. H. Black and family werc
at homo last Thursday TO the
seniors, both college and academic
The Junior class gave . farce and
various musical selections were
rendered by way OF entertainment
George Carr, q well known farm
er OF near Slater, wal In Marshall
on business Saturday. He has
many friends here especially
among those Of US who love old
Kentucky, for he came 10 this coun
ty from the "Biue Grass" state.
Leonard Humans reports that
his family are all on the mend az
ter having all been sick at once
Mrs. Humans came near having
pneumonia but under the ministra-
tons OF DR.. @. It. Nuckles, abe
came thru safely.
F. A. Jungerman, OF near Shack
elford had a good horse stolen
week before last. A negro named
Miles took II over TO Slater, where
he sold 1t and has 80 far succeeded
in eluding the officers, .Ay. jung
erman recovered the horse last
week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Mrs. Arthur Ehrnman returned
Saturday from q weeks visit with
her brother near Napton. She re
ports everybody well and a very
pleasant time spent. %
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

7 M. Terrell, one OF u town
farmers, called IN Friday to leave
m n dollar for renewal.
The Nelson woodmen are ar
ranging for a big supper on feo'
aad. The public is invited.
We Ike callers Ike Arthur os-
born. he came in Saturday and ielt
ma A dollar to show his good WILL
Mrs. Paul b. Moore OF Charleston
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Abiei Leonard, the past week.
The art exhibit at the high school
attracted much attention during
the three days, closing last night
Mrs. c. X. Scott left Saturday
for Huntsville to visit her husband
and sons who are at work ut that
place.
Frank Mecum sold his residence
on Capital Hill last week to Andy
Holmes for Si525, possession on
March LIST.
Perry Campbell left for Texas
On Tuesday, where he expects to
spend about three weeks visiting
points OF interest.
Mrs. Z. W. Dawes and daughter,
Mary Francis, went to Kansas City
this week for a visit with Z. q.
Dawes and family.
Mrs. Dora Nooe and little son
went to Eagle Lake, Texas Tues
dhay to visit her sister Mrs. !. l..
Terrell.
Frank Mecum and little daughter
Violet, visited Sweet Springs
friends Saturday and MIR. Mecum
hooked after business
Members OF N. A. A. are request
ed 90 be present on the 23d OF Feb.
1t Castle Hall for a special meet
ing. 6-7.
JULIUS Brockman, of Blackburn,
was lei out on $1,000 bail Tuesday
N bond being signed by his father
and DIR. Horner OF Alma.
A woman patient escaped from
the Colony Tuesday and again on
"Wednesday but was caught in
town and returned.
John Erickson, OF Latham Kan
80 sent US his renewal last week
chewing the good Judgement OF
IT least one "Jayhawker."
j. N. Morris OF Nelson, win re-
caive the news thru M for one
yanr. We got hi dollar Friday,
snA.he hopes to get the paper.
1Ln Sam Evans has gone 10
vhsf Worth, Texas to spend what
sspnnlns Of tho winter.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

The Nelson woodmen are ar
r.nging for a big supper on Feb
aad. The public Is invited.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

After quite n visit with J. M.
Lindsey and family In Marshall,
DR.. Floyd Turtle and family re-
turned to their home in Columbia.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

The editor visited Sweet Springs
Saturday and - usual was treat
cd well by the good people ofthat
thriving city, as shown by our list
OF renewals.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

II. ID. Kochlmgier al Hlrr' sonvi lie
Mo. authorized us TO send him the
paper for another year and onthe
side sent n substantial induce
ment.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

]. M. Terrell, one OF our town
s.rmers, called IN Friday to leave
"a n dollar for renewal.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Mr.. Jewell, the plumber 10 ex
pecting to leave Marshall soor
He will probably 20 to Peoria o
DeKslb, III. His wife will no
60 at once, but will probably q
20 Kansas City tin summer.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

says he sent Frank Turner, OF that
place home on The run and crying
at $50 Monday evening when they
had a little difference near the
Star mill. Mr.. Black says he made
three strikes and Turner only one.
We haven't heard Turner's version.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

The art exhibit at the high school
attracted much attention during
the three days, closing last night
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Thomas ]. Grayson- who lives at
the Confederate Home, in Higgins
vile sent us a substantial token OF
friendship in o years renewal last
week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

fine Chinese Geese on sale
Tyier's grocery last week.
jess Roberts had some unusual
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Ella Wilson, half sister OF the
Craddocks came in from Kansas
City TO Join the family reunion
held at Marshall Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

The East 10 In the throes OF a
blizzard and we wouldn't be sur
prised to get a touch OF II here
in a few days.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Flair OF Black
burn, were visiting their brother,
Sam Flair and family OF Marshall
last week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Miss Marguerite Pile, q SUDDEN
nj Missouri Valley, was called HON,
last week by telegram, owing t.
the sudden and alarming illness o.
her father.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

The Director OF Census gives the
population OF Marshafl for the
recent census as 1859, a decrease OF
2i7 from the census report OF 1900.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Mrs. C. X. Scott left Saturday
for Huntsville to visit her husband
and sons who are at work Mt that
place.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

c. c. Barnds left Tuesday nigh
for Louisiana, Mo-, TO attend
meeting OF managers of the Ii
Crosse Lumber Co. He will ais
VISIT at st. Charles and st. Loui
before returning.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Frank Mecum purchased aio
from j. W. odell thru L. Z. Bene
dick, lot one in block two Boat
right addition for $500. Michae
Jacoby jr., bought lot s in bloc
one Berrymans and Bushs adj
for Si25, same agent. &"
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

w. L. Robinson, accompanied by
his daughter-in-law visiting
the families OF Richard Nuckles,
near Ridge Park, and the two docr
tors, here and in Slater, last week.
They left Tuesday for Kingfisher
Oklahoma to visit relatives. ~
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Gladys Steinheimer, head painter
for d. z. Marshall, Mafysvilie
contractor, came home hast week
TO visit homo folks. He came via
St Louis where he attended a paint
ers convention as q delegate.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-10

Frank Mecum sold his residence
on Capital Hill last week to Andy
Holmes for Si525, possession on
March LIST.