Treweek Stallsmith Wedding at Lead South Dakota
Last week Wednesday Rev Mackintosh united C R Stallsmith formerly of Baxter Springs with Miss Jeannette Treweek in Lead South Dakota. The bride, a social leader, wore a formal gown and carried a bouquet. The groom, son of Mrs Brallsmith, will reside in Lead where he holds a key position with a gold mining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Stallsmith
Baxter Springs
Lead
South Dakota
Jeannette Treweek
Mackintosh
Episcopal Church
Brallsmith
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Guest Missionary
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. Rev. J. T. Hartman, the Sunday school missionary, will be with us Wednesday evening. Come and hear him.
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Christian Endeavor
J. T. Hartman
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Ahead of Decoration Day
All members will meet at the Grand Army hall on Saturday May 30 at 8 a m to prepare for Decoration day. Mrs J T Morrison has gone to Fort Scott for a two weeks visit with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Hall
Clare March Dead In Galena Real Estate Firm
William Clare March died at 8 50 Saturday morning after two years of ill health. Youngest son of Colonel William March and a Baxter Springs pioneer, he helped run the March Brothers firm in Galena with his brother Harry. Funeral held at the Galena M E church with burial in Baxter Springs. Also reported are strange burglaries Saturday night at Grant Darnell, Tom Lewis, and Polster Bros stores with minimal losses and a thief leaving his hat during escape.
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Clare March
William Clare March
March Brothers Real Estate Dealers
Galena Times
William March
Baxter Springs
Galena
William Clare
Baxter
Decoration Day
Harry
March Brothers
Clare
Harry B. March
S.C. Wescott
Methodist Episcopal Church
O. C. Bronston
Grant Darnell
Tom Lewis
Lewis
Darnell
Polster Bros
M. E
John Polster
The Lapse of Enoch Wentworth Continues
In this week’s News city and rural route editions readers get the second installment of the intriguing story The Lapse of Enoch Wentworth. Also offers Handy Boys and Girls activities, a Kansas industry experiment, Memorial Day poems, and more engaging material for regular readers to enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Wentworth
Handy Boys
Kansas
Jase
Potato Bugs On Potatoes In Four Patches
Farmers report heavy potato bugs in four patches Sunday morning. Advice urged to spray with a Paris green solution to protect crops.
Booster Club Meeting Faces Friday May 29
The Booster Club will hold its regular meeting in Rucker's office on Friday night May 29. All members are urged to attend.
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Booster Club
Rucker
St Marks Church Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Oscar Cardin of Miami visited Baxter last Saturday. Ben Patton attended a relative's funeral in Joplin Sunday. John Frank Noble returned from St Louis where he studied. Geo D Allen, long ill, is on road to recovery. Mrs Blanche Naylor from San Antonio visits brother John M Cooper. Mr and Mrs Chas F Polater went to St Louis to buy goods for Polster. Milo Chew visits his ill mother Mrs James Chew, health improving. Dr and Mrs Robert McKinney of Columbus spent Sunday with Mrs R J Beltshoover. Miss Nova Justice came from Joplin to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Justice. A B Willard cut alfalfa from five acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leveridge
East Bernard
Texas
Thos. Morrison
Lula Morrison
W. J. Naylor
Coweta
Okla
Mr. Naylor
Ben Patton
Joplin
John Frank Noble
St. Louis
Blanche Naylor
San Antonio
John M. Cooper
Chas. F. Polater
Polster
Milo Chew
James Chew
Mrs. Chew
Robert McKinney
Columbus
R. J. Beltshoover
Nova Justice
Geo. Justice
Ozark Trail Marked by Tulsa Joplin Miami Fellows
Tulsa Joplin and Miami groups marked their portions of the Ozark Trail from Joplin to Tulsa. Kansas City men marked the stretch to Joplin. Monday morning Miami and Joplin delegations met at Military and South streets, then proceeded to Miami. Ralph Tuthill and others led the Miami contingent with several Tulsa cars joining the group.
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Tulsa
Joplin
Miami
Kansas City
Military
Miawi
Ralph Tuthill
L. D. Einsel
W. L. McWilliams
Jim Robinson
W. S.harned
Jim Robards
E. E., Shipley
New Feed and Wagon Yard Planned by Main Bros Geo Sikes
Main Bros and Geo Sikes have leased the old Roper property on River Street and will convert it into a first class feed and wagon yard. They will run a feed business and use existing machinery for feed manufacture, and will engage in the poultry and hide trade as well. Prices in Baxter Springs have fallen, as reflected in the paper’s ads.
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Main Bros. and
Geo, Sikes
Roper
River Street
Baxter Springs
Guardian Bank Promises Aid To Kansas Customers
A handwritten style note extols bank support during hard times. It argues the bank offers guidance and dependable service for customers, noting deposits are guaranteed by the Kansas state Guaranty Law. It emphasizes customer care and steady progress through difficult periods.
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Boquet
Haanae
Bank Abs
State of
Kansas
Local notes and notices from Baxter State area
Sunday travels to Sulphur Springs Ark for Gaines Hartley couple. Ada Vaughan moves to Quapaw. Divorce suit filed by Gaines. City street work praised. Norma Baldwin and Mildred Aine visit from Joplin. J E Vincent and DeArlene Odell host guests. J G Darnell recovers from rheumatism. King Wright marries Anon Harris Cherokee. Douglass colored school pupils to entertain May 28. School exhibit near post office attracts attention. Ray Harmon suffers river accident and sprains ankle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurora
Cooper’s Grocery
Jim Harmon
Treweek - Stallsmith
le Bailey
Route 5
T. E. Meeds
T. McAboy
Bert Shields
Oxford
Alpha Winfrey
Sybil Nichols
Riverton
Will Wall
Kirk Evans
Keelville
Amelia Abbott
Wall Schmidt
Mort Schmidt
Joe Peters
Town
Presbyterian Church
A. D. C. Harvey
St. Mark’s Church
Oscar Cardin
Geo. D. Allen
Willard
Ozark Trail
New Business
Clothcraft
J.M. Cooper & CO
J. W. Grantham
The
United States
Baxter State Bank
Chas. H. Gaines
Jas. L. Hartley
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Less Allen
Ada Vaughan
Quapaw
Geo. Vaughan
Tiff
Horton
Norma Baldwin
Mildred Aine
J. E. Vincent
DeArlene Odell
C. M. Jones
Ray Hesser
J. G. Darnell
Terina
King Wright
Anon Harris
King
Douglass Colored School
Opera House
Ray Harmon
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