The Marshall republican. [volume], December 14, 1911, Image 12

About The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914

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IN CHRISTINAS GIVING
A Sensible Gift for Daily Use Is a Constant Token of Friend
ship. Give Wisely and the Pleasure Is Mutual.
OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH ARTICLES THAT WOULD BE HIGHLY ACCEPTABLE AS GIFTS
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FOR THE BOYS
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We have Skates, Sleds, Tricycles. Fancy Pocker Knives, Rifles.
FOR THE GIRLS
A nice piece of Furniture, such as a Chair, Writing Desk, Dressing
Table, Music Cabinet, or a Fancy Set of Embroidery Shears.
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A FEW PIECES OF ALUMINUM WARE
From the New Stock we have just put in would be a most
acceptable acquisition to the Kitchen outfit. Aluminum
is fast supplanting enamel ware, as it is the Most Sanitary
and Satisfactory Ware to use.
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One of the most accepta
able presents to the good
wife would be the
FREE SEWING MACHINE
The most wonderful ma
chine ever produced. With
each machine sold by Jan. 1
we thave a very attractive
proposition, which you
should see us about.
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OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Don't fail to visit our Furniture Department.
There are many pieces of furniture that make
attractive Xmas presents. Good Chairs, Buffets,
China Closets, Taboretts, etc.
Open Every Night Until Christmas
A Lasting
Christmas Gift
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AGUNN
Sectional Bookcase
The best Sectional Book
case on the market. Built
on honor. We guarantee
them.
A Home
for Your Books
Duit-proof, convenient and
handsome. Always right for
present needs. Can bo added
to at will.
Year Ewk Case is ahrays oaekte,
Mer yi Uit 1 r 12 sedta.
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S HUFF-PROCTOR Hardware and Furniture Co.
Real Estate Transfers
KUflhn E Thornton to Chan,
linger lota 5 to 8 block 4
SalLno City 200
Goodwin Si, Qnuldln to Maggie
Longan lota 1, 1 Si 3 block
2 ic 5 Hyland Place Marshall 00
Jaa W D Moss to ChaB W D
Mobs' lota 3 J; 4 block 2 Grand
Puas Si 40 acres 7-51-23 100
CluiB W D Mobs to Bettlo A
D Moss, same land 100
J P Kcarry to Addio J Bridges
Lot 1 block 19 Slater 6180
John M Thompson to Howard
P and Ella P Short lot 8
block 2 Eubank ndd Slater ...1400
M and J P Alexander to Klm
mell and Cluto lots 10, 17, 18
block 0, Kelson 800
W B Mullens to Len B Embry
80 -acres 30-83-20 6400
Lera B Embry to A. (G. Scrlvcn
or 80 acres 30-83-20 6500
Jus T Conway to Peter II Ron
East 1-3 lot 1 Julock 20 Mar
shall 700
Truatees Orearvillo St Shllo
M. E. Church to A J Drew 1
ncro in 518-51-20 500
J. H. Green toJIJ Steinhelmer
lot 6 block 40 Marshall 180
Inex Goodlovo to Sam and E
Lynch 320 acres 22,21, 27 and
26-19-23 3075
J O Conway to A A Vcascr lot
12 Eastwood Marshall 750
Walter E Iloward to "William
Dyer 1-2 lots 10, 17 English
1 ndd Marshall 700
A. L. Pollard to Robt Lenz
Irregular lot Slater, 800
Itobt Lcnz to A. L Pollard lot
8 block 13 west Slater 2000
Susan E Gwlnn to W M Ilnynle
and wlio lot 2 block 12 Baker
S. E. add Slator 925
I R Parkhurat to Chas K Smith
128 acres In 3-48-22 C276
Wick Davis to M. F. Roberts
40 acres 12-80-20 3448
Joo W McCormlck to I. N.
Ervnrd part lot 8 Ilagglns
ndd Marshall 4800
Nathan B Bowles to Lary II
Brownflcld and wife 40 acres
31-81-21 J 6500
Sam C Mlchcncr to Carlos 11.
lots 10, 11, nnd 12 block 16
College add Marshall 1
Albort & Arthur Rutl'cg to II
N McLaughlin 40 acres 15-48-20
' 2400
Henry N McLaughlin to Albert 1 hcre AVns " very heavy rain fell
and Arthur Hutlodge 28 acres hc Saturday nigMt nnd tho roads
15-48-20 1800 nru renl muddy but weather Is
E W Dawes to Louia Rasse flm' present.
40 acres 18-48-20 2750 Mr8 A Hcagor returned home
Edward Washington to Jos ' Saturday morning aftir a visit
Nichols lot 4 block 16 Bakers w'lth ll0r daughter Mrs. Frank Car
add Slator 100 othcrs of Scdalla.
Otto W Huppert to John A I Mr- nml Mrs- Tom Lemons and
Ruppert CO acres 10-52-20 3000 l!'"'iiy, uoas demons nnd wife,
Nannie R Munoz to Jay n Mc
Chesney lot 6 Hoggins ndd
Jliirslinll
Jay n MeChosney to D F
Crockot samo lot ,
Salllo A Dobblna to Tetter
Williams 25 acres In 5-52-20
R fl Forquer to L Y Allen
and wife 19.34 acres in 31
5110 w
Cha Nlscmeler to Jas M Sims
100 acres In 29,32-40-21 6000
William F Dels to M J Genscr
and 0 L mil 1 1-2 ncres 6-51-19.200
William Mitchell to W A Camp
bell 131-2 aero 24-50-21 1000
G W ewton to T C nolt 180
. cr ts 20, 17,-49-21 8100
M..ry I Ruluitb to L A Doughty
lot 3 Hock 1J College add
M.i.ihall 40
Allen C Gwlnn to Susan E
Gwinn part lots 3, 4 block 21
Slater 2000
Emma F Bnll to J W McCor
mlck part block 6 nnggins
addition Marshall 647
Mary E Ballard to! J B Meschcdo
31-2 acres 3-51-21 200
NEW HOME
Mrs. A. Lopcr and daughter Vlr-j
glnla spent Sunday at Kansas City.
Lowla Noal was a Marshall visi
tor Monday.
Mrs. Calloway and Mrs. P. Peak
woro shoppers at nigglnsvlllo Mon
day.
SWEET SPRINGS
Mrs. John Armstead of Valloy
Falls, Kansas accompanied Dr. Jar
vis homo. Mrs. Armstead 1b
Jar.vls' mother and Is not enjoying
good ihcnlth.
J. I. Killlon who hao been gono
since early spring returned from
Carter, 'Montana, to spend tho win
ter with his daughter Mrs. C. E,
Dicker son.
Mrs. J. S. Wiley will spend the
holidays with her daughtor, Mrs,
F. J. Dlcus In Llttlo Rock, Ark.
Miss Ellon nedger who has been
visiting rolatlvos in narrisonvlle
for itho past two weoks has re
turned. Miss Martha Wnllaco Jonca who
visited hor qousln Miss Dorothy
Slmrall nlnco Thanksgiving has re
turned fto her homo in Kansas City.
Mra. Wm. Blnkloy nnd daughter
Miss Gem entertained a largo num-
tholr pleasant
Sam MorlU Jr., lost a vnluablo
horse Monday night from eating
wormy corn.
Airs. a. w. Feu ana uttlo son
Short Course in Agriculture
There will bo a meeting of men
from various parta of tho county
were snopping in Mnrauall Mon- " """""" -uncKv,
day4 1 December 16 nt 11 a. m. to con-
Prof. Brltton apont Sunday af- sld?r tuttlu!i n"aucmonte, dates,
tornoon with IL Ritchard and "nd 40 "vo suggestions concern
family. lns l"x0 PPO"od Branch Short
C. W. Dlckason transacted bus!- Co"rflo f" f01'11" to bo 8lv"
ncsa in Marshall Monday. on sute Scho01 ot Arl"
Married at tho resldenco of Mr. cultur0 at Columbia Missouri,
and Mrs. E. C. Fonnor, near Whitoa EnouSh iaV0 lgnlfiod thoir in
Island Sunday Dec. 10th at 3 p. m. tor08t to mako lt practically cor
In tho presenco ot a few lntlmato ca" "
friends, Justice W. J. Vogt offlcia- 1,011001 for Sallno County, but lt In
ting, Wesley Smith and Mra. Cora nessary or us to tako somo
Jowoll tho contracting parties. "toP? wldch tho 8tato Scho1 of
Tmv ronri-nAnf .nmn f fcf Agriculture requires in order to
pcoplo in this neighborhood. Wo
join friends in extending congratulations.
mako euro of it Do not fall to
bo present or sond somebody to
represent you from your part of
tho country. Remember tho time
next Saturday at 11 o'clock a. ta,
Wo want to got through by 12
o'clock sharp. Yours truly, ,
Wm. n. Black.
FINE FARM FOR SALE.
Marshall, Mo. Dec. 4th, 1911.
On account of ill health I will offer for sale
my farm of 80 acres, located three miles south of
Marshall, on the Sedalia road. This farm is well
Improved, fenced with woven wire, a good six
room dwelling, large barn, and all needed out
buildings. The land is all good, there being no
waste, and all in high state of cultivation. All in
grass, but 20 acres, and that in oat stubble. There
is a fine aoole orchard and
!,$ruP' a adundance of good water. For price
nd terms see Mr. A. Leonard. Marshall, Mo.
i3Il8Bcs Maude Harris, and Bessie
.Knott. Messrs Lel.nnrt
Laucrhlln nnd Rnv Fnrhnu nton,i,i b 1 friends at
. r " 1 T i nt -r. . I .l
a birthday dinner nt T. C. Mark- ,lomc on I'riuay auur-
050 ham's Sunday. n00"
l Miss Frances Roager ot'Elmwood Mrs" SmlUl nnd children ot
1200 visited tho Misses narrls- Saturday Houstonla visited hor fathor T. C.
night. Berry last Friday and Saturday.
I Bom Ito Mr. and Mrs. nugo Stol- SUflB Anc, Dorry 18 viBltingrel-
iros berg near Sweet Snrinrra on Mnn. ntlvca nnd friends in Indopondence
,dny, Dec. 11 1911, a son. Motler and Kansas aty this week.
I and (baby are doing nicely. opurgcon ama reiurnea jrom
Mrs. Anna Laruo spent Monday Chicago whore ho sold his cattle,
with (Mrs. A. P. Reager ot Elm-
wood NORTH GRAND PASS
Mra. !D. M. narrla is with her" I
daughter Mra. nugo Stolberg at There will bo a ChrlstmaB tree
this writing. with short program ,at ABbury
Ohpel Doc. 23d. You are cordial
BLACKBURN ,yiI?v,!fd' " ,
Mrs, Prank DomoBa -was shopping
Misses Maymo Rubolmann and in Marshall last Saturday,
Qusslo Lillard were ahopp'lng n Mr. nd Mrs.' Albert Worloy of
Marslialt Thursday. Columbia, Mo., visited tho lattera
Mra. Browning 'and grandson, parent wveral days last week.
Robrt Jackson, were visltprs to p, ,H. Arrwameyer wbo has been
nigglnsvlllo Saturday .. I quite kk the past few days, is
Mwsa xnaz ana juuey uowaen, ' raiwi Ibettw t tbia wrltln.
Uncalled for Letters
Remaining in tho Marshall, Mo.
poatofflco Dec. 13, 1011. If not
called for In 15 daya will bo Bent
to tiho dead letter office nt Wash
ington, ID. C.
Almn Aliens, Mrs. L. C. Gains, Tho (big success of our recci;
Mrs. W. II. White, Mr. and MrB, .qffor liaa prompted us to, mako 'it
Dan Barton. Moody Lytlie, J. M. again and boginnlng Saturday
Hovoy, Edgar Sullivan. morning wo will mako tho offer
L. W. VANDYKE, P. M. for two weeks more-see big adv.
Our Special Offer
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J. F. DUNCAN
Koe iHUlen, Georgia Strader and
Meaara Herman Br unkhor at, Ernest
Lynd and Gilbert Browafleld were
Visitors to Alaia betweea trains
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.fiuBday evening. .
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Barry Gorman wm .buyiag bogs
near Corder'lat Friday. - 4 "
Xta Learle Loac'was , dinner
gueet 'pi waaoi Uolciie and Xuaiee
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