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The Marshall republican. [volume], June 09, 1899, Image 1
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THE
MARSHALL REPUBLICAN.
VO I. VIII.
MAUSIIAU., SAUXH COUNTY, MISSOIJIM, .IUXK Ji. 1MW.
No. .'IT
C'.rcu'it Court.
W. I1. l'ellows. Curator, vs (lustnvc Kuntc,
it nlj ejectment. Di-mis-cd at cost of pi IT.
Sarah M. (irccn, v City of Marshall;, laiu
nRc. Cause continued Rctiernlly liy con-cut.
Henry Rich, v Win. M. Hates; verdict in
fitvor plff, nllowiiiR fi.s tl.iiii.iKu for mule mid
Sio, dainnRc for detention of same.
I'. M. TwilllnR. vsj. W. Schletitcr; appeal.
Cnu-t; tti-uii cd .it eot tif pl'ff.
Mary II. Illackmorc. vs Jo-cph Wilson, Sheriff;
appeal. Judgment of justice con't Confirmed.
J. C. Itavid-ou, vs I.oni.H Sutton. nppcnl:
JuiIriiicUI of justice court, cimfitinnl.
Henry A Klee. v Stonewall J. Wliitir. ct
nl, account: roii't nt ct of deft.
W. W. Kendall ltMt .V Shoo Co.. vs II.
I'mnkliu, attachment: con't generally ly con
Milt. Swoffonl llios. Dry OhmmIs Co., vs II. I'nink
lin. nttnehment: con't Rcncrully Ity consent.
Jovph ltninlll, s I. II l.yncli. et nl: attach
nutit. Cause ili-mis-cd at cost of pl'ff.
Kiev. Sllx Co.. vt Joseph Wlliui. Sheriff:
replevin. Con't Rciicrully Ity consent.
II. n. Coddatd, vsj. K. IIoox:r, el al. debt.
Iimiitl Ity pl'ff at his cost.
C.corRv (Jerkin, v W. A. 11 Mc Killing . ct al:
ejectment. Continued Rcncmlly ,y con-cut.
John It. StclTcns, x Jolin Alllf; ejectment.
Cont. Rencrnlly Ity con-tnt.
James II. C. Ill.uk. vs Monroe N. O'Niell:
(lamaRc. Dlmis-ctl Ity pl'ff.
M. M. Ilaukln, Tint. J. Tlimp. ct al;
note. Cont. Kciiir.tllv Ity runout.
WVhhI ,V Huston ll.ink. v II. II. ParxiiH.
A iRnce. W. II. Hall: note. ONiiii-M.il (it cost
of pl'ff.
Harry Y. Cicpli.itt. vh .ela llnycr: replevin.
DismWil at col of pl'ff for waul of pm-ccu-lion.
Anniversary Services.
Svlul In Miii1iii1I It.'pulillfiin.
On Inst Salniil.iy anil Suudn, the I'rvuliy
tctlaus celebrated the .villi anniversary of tlio
organisation of their church. The -crmou Sat
unlay morniiiR a preached liy Kcv. John
Hill of Kan.i- City, cm of the iletlicalor of
the ihurch. Kcv. Timothy Hill, ilcci-n-t.il.
After the Ita-kcl ilinner a very interesting
historical pajier hii reinl by J. C. Kiethloy.
In purl Mr. Kiuthlcy said, after contrasting
the uiM niul uin-cltlcd state of the country of
,to year- ago. to that of to-day, that the Halt
Springs church was orgnniretl June ft, .S6 by
Kev. J. W. Clark of Lexington, with 15 mem
Iters. Ity June 1, 1S71 it hail inc1env.1l to 35
member, the Salt Spiing school hou-o Mug
the place of meeting.
A building fitc was now chu-vti alula chtiich
ercctitl at a co-t of Sj..Vo, be-lde the hauling
of material, of which there were i.v? Io.uK sill
haulctt flee of charge. The church wn tlnli
cateil the ijth of May im;j by Kev. Timothy
Hill of Kan-nt Cil. nml Kcv J. V. Clatk.
miui-ter in tliarue.
In the church buililil wat uutktil b)
a toriiailit mi bailly, that it wa not iim.i1 for a
while, ami afterwatil- ieiircil at a eot of ;i.
Siniv thin it h.io Im.ii tepaiutl ftom time to
time nml i- now In n khkI itate of pteN-iva-
tillll.
Since itMtri;auijitioti the church I1.11 imiv
eil 91) ier-out into itt communion, :d by letter
ami the rcmaiuiler on their rofci-iou of faith.
The miiiiWr of jirocut commuiikviul
The church han Itceu n Kieat ileal of the time
without a iiiiiiUtcr but hat Uvu faithful in
kci'pitiK up the .Suuilnv -clni.il. the fruit- of
which ale. that nearly all of the )ouiik kiIv
in the couimunit have joitml the church.
The followiUK it a lint of tiiini-lcr who huc
occupietl the pulpit ftom the earlie-t timex ,1-itnr-,
-Inkil mipplie or who have heltl jho
trnctut mcctiiiK: Kev. J. V. Clark. Kev Hr.
Irvln. Kev. J. V. Allen. MiintRoinery. ll.irUi.
Ilyertt. Kobert-t. Wclham, Skinner. Maiiiii.
SteveiiMiu, Ma. Siletiitrickc', lleniinn anil
Kev. I). I.. Uimler. who i the pte-cnt iw-tor.
After the reailuiK of the hi-torical kix.t. im
promptli nechei weie mmle b Kev. Il ilUv
nml l.auilvrauil Mr. J. W. Iliowu. citiiiK tcui-inicen-ti
otnnectul with the jm1 ,vteaisof
the church. A -i-cch wn al-tt maile by Dr.
Hill, ti lling of the ureat i"l that coiiich fniiu
the little country t liuiclic-. Mis llo-tcllcr
favoictl the cmwil with the iccitatioii, "A
Welch Cl.i ic." The rcmaiuiler of the tlay wa-i-pcnt
in a -ocial way anil the chiMicn slmwul
that they apptcciatetl the twiiiK, anil the pu-h-inj;
oiiiik man n in ilcmaml. .Owitii; to the
threateiiiiiL; weather ami otlin tliiuu- the hou-c
wiih nottpiite full.
On Suuil.iy Kev. Ilarltce pteachcil the illum
ine; -crmon. after which the I.onl'- -npcr wat
cclebrattil; Dr. Hill prcachnl in the afternoon.
Ilefore the preachini; limn in the morning
the houo was ocrflowiuj: ami all tiny n Rrc.it
uumlicr were cttmt.lltil to remain out iloots.
Theciowtl was well liehavct! ami there was
uioru than sufficient iliuucr for all.
At niRht the Chililicu's Day exeici-es neie
Riven ami the follow iiiR proRiam was icnileriil
to nn oxcrllowltiR littu-e
Pracr Kev. HarKe.
Ai!itits of welcome Dimple Mailer.
Recitation Infant cla-.
Sour SchiHtl.
lUvitatiou Hthel Thornton.
Kecitatlon S 'tol,
Kccitntluu Alice Dir.
Sour Allic (Ucenkf anil Annie Drown.
AlllllllW l',ltlll.
I'loral OfferitiR Nine nirls.
Solo Mi. Kapp.
Kivilnlioil Wilfietl Tlm er
Sour I'our little tir!.
Kecltnlioii .Suiilvanm Six little gills.
Sour Allle ( iitvcUv.
Kcvitntioii -H11I1I I'lilkerwiu.
Song Hlla KannKiRer.
Kccitnllou Allle flrccnlce.
1'iiutnmliie. My fnith looks up to Thro Mlm ,
Knlhellue Hosteller.
Hnrewell siiiRDanphhit Unpp.
Iteiuillctioii.
u liccnnie Inunc.
K. K. William-, nu olil tcsiileut of this city.
bcume violeiitl) insane 011 Tliesilny uveniiiR
at his home on Capital Hill. cnimtiiR to much
trouble, that it was found in.cer.Niiy tu place
liiin in the bniuls of the sheriff, until l'riil.iy,
when his exnmin.ition will likely icsiilt hi his
beiliR confimil in some Mate nyslum. I'or
several year, lilt niiinl has ltceu weakened, nml
on tin- evcuiiiR icleitetl to, he nttempted to kill
his wife, who escaped to the lleiRhboi.
nl' I Ns.il M MIMi.
Oil Wedtie-day in the 1'iub.ite Couit, com
plaint was made by Mrs. lill.i Allen chaiRiiiR
that her i-tei. .Miss l.illii; May McOlumphy
was of titisoiiml mind and incapable of iiuu.ir
Iiir her own nffait, praying the court to take
action. S. 1. Allen has been .niintctl Ruaiillnu
for the dcmeulvil youiiR lady.
The Gilliam Will.
Attorney Harry II. I'.iisons, 011 Wednesday
inotniiiR, teceived Iritiu JiiiIrc Klchaid I'ield
ciimmiinicatiou by telephone, MathiR that the
?7,.o. or Rraml'childrcn' claim in the will
ofJudRcW. T. (lilliaui had been set aside.
The case has been peudiiiK in the Circuit Coutt
ol this county for a e.ir or more, Leslie Orear
and II. II. Tarsous IteiiiR lawyers for the
plaintiffs, the defense haviiiR the set vices of
JudRe hhackvlfoid nml Williams of Ola-Row
nml Iloouville respectively, A. l;. Kvclor, I,.
W. Scott and D. D. DiirrIus. The plaintiffs
in this case, in whose favor the decision was
rendered weie, W. T. I.acky, IIurIi T. Doak
nml Mr. J. I'. lIuirouRhs,

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