Wedding Solemnized At Home Of Mr and Mrs Harvey
Miss Nevis married Henry Burnham of Muskogee Oklahoma in a simple home ceremony conducted by Rev Rice. The couple will reside in Muskogee with Burnham a newspaper business manager. guests included relatives and friends in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harvey
Nevis
Henry Clark Burnham
Muskogee
Oklo
Rice
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Flo Hunter
Burnham
Geo. Burnham
Milan
Watkins Couple Wed In Chillicothe Thanksgiving Ceremony
Clarence E Watkins and Rose Bummer were married at the Christison home in Chillicothe on Wednesday afternoon. They left for Kansas City for a short visit with friends and plan to visit Mrs Watkins' parents near Browning before returning home. The bride is formerly Miss Rose Bummer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bummer who lived nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Watkins
Mollie
Fannie Christison
Chillicothe
Watkins
Kansas City
Browning
Rose _ Bummer
Joseph Bummer
Bernice Bolling
B. D. Bolling
W. H. Dickinson
Guy Adams
Mary Frances Davis
R. A. Osborn
Gooch and McMickle Wed in Linneus
Samuel J. Gooch of Jackson township and Opal M. McMickle of Humphreys vicinity traveled to Linneus last Wednesday to obtain papers and wed in the Probate Judge R. L. Pratt office. The couple plans to settle on Gooch’s farm near Shafter and receive the congratulations of numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Gooch
Jackson Township
Opal M. McMickle
Humphreys
Linneus
R. L. Pratt
Sam
W. 3. Gooch
Frank McMickle
Shafter
P. E. O. Chapter V Meeting Notes
Chapter V P. E. O. met at Mrs. America Fleming home on November 10 with president presiding and social hour featuring remarks on Educational Day by Mrs. Lorene Whaley. Twelve members answered roll call with Bible quotations and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter V
America Fleming
Lorene Whaley
Bessie Fleming
Hermin F. Adams
Jennie Glaze
John Myers Headed to Hale to Work on Burlingston Steel
John Myers left Sunday for Hale to lay steel for the Burlingston project. He will be away while his ice charge at the place remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Hale
Burlingston
Death of East Linn Co. Matriarch Tresa Pamprel at 84
Tresa Pamprel an old resident of east Linn County died November 21 1915 at age 84 years 1 month 6 days. Born in Austria October 15 1831 she was mother of nine with six predeceased. Survived by sons John Frank and Martin all in east county. Services at Bethel were conducted by the writer and large crowd attended. burial followed Monday November 22. W. W. Clay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresa Pamprel
East Linn Co
Austria
John
Frank
Martin
Pamprel
Wrnter
Bethel
W. W. Clay
Death of Mrs. Huffman at Jamesport Missouri
Mrs. Geo W Huffman died in Jamesport Mo on November 16 1915 at 66. The body was brought to Reger but funeral services were canceled due to weather. She was a Baptist and leaves a husband grandchildren and children C E Maggart Reger J W Lanty Browning Ramah Huffman Cecil Huffman Garret Huffman Jamesport F W Dollerd G W Dollerd and E M Huffman of Orange California all present except E M Huffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Huffman
Jamesport
Reger
Huffman
Baptist Church
C E. Maggart
J. W. Lanty
Browning
Ramah Huffman
Cecil Huffman
Garret Huffman
F. W. Dollerd
G. W. Dollerd
E. M. Huffman
Orange
California
E M. Huffman
Land for Sale 120 Acre Farm in Dallas County
120 acre farm in Dallas County Missouri for sale. All cleared and in grass with good springs on each forty acres. Excellent fencing and clear title with no indebtedness. Cannot manage both properties due to a Montana homestead. Good terms offered. Address J Roy Mairs Glasgow Montana box 707. adv 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County
Montana
J. Roy Mairs
Glasgow
Mont
Union Meeting Led by Rev. R. O. Triplett in Monroe City
A union meeting is set for Thursday night this week in Monroe City. Rev. R. O. Triplett will conduct the gathering and address attendees on local labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Rev. R. 0
Triplett
Monroe City
Evangelist and singer to hold meeting in Browning
W. C. Rice and W. W. Clay invite M. E. and Baptist members and all locals to attend a revival in Browning. Evangelist and singer will lodge at the hotel. observers may meet them there to address spiritual needs and awaken community faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Browning
Evangelist
Singer
W. C. Rice
W. W. Clay
Death touches Brooks family as pharmacist dies in Wichita
Albert F. Brooks born August 2 1887 near Purdin spent years in Kansas worked as a pharmacist in Wichita Kansas. He grew ill in his room Thursday morning and died of heart failure before medical help arrived. Funeral and burial followed in Jenkins Cemetery with family mourning his untimely death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Brooks
Flora Brooks
Purdin
Kansas
Wichita
J. G. Harvey
Iowa
J. W. Harvey
W. C. Rice
Jenkins Cemetery
M. G. Brooke
Berryville
Ark
Floras
Elmer
LaPort City
Iona
Lena Brooks
Notice of weekly collection schedule at banks
The notice states the speaker will be at Browning Savings Bank each Thursday and Friday in December and at Stockgrowers Bank in Purdin each Saturday as well as Monday Tuesday and Wednesday for the purpose of collecting. Benton W. Cotter and Abe Col. are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Savings Bank
Stockgrowers Bank
Purdin
Benton W.cotter
Abe Col
Noble White and Emma Nix Visit From Indiana
Noble White of Kirksville and Mrs Emma Nix of Indianapolis Indiana visited over the weekend for unknown reasons as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble White
Kirksville
Emma Nix
Indianapolis
Ind
Local Social Roundup Highlights Thanksgiving Gatherings
Mrs. Guy Adams and daughter Orvyl hosted a Friday afternoon needlework gathering with Christmas remembrances and a two course lunch. Sunday dinners at H. N. Thurlo’s and a birthday party for Mrs. L. O. Carpenter followed, with guests from Kansas City to Kirksville and Roger. The Roy al Neighbors and Brookfield residents also hosted events with music and a 6 o’clock dinner turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Adams
Orvyl
The Local Paper and Its Readers
A reflective piece on newspaper readers and sellers highlighting payment habits and loyalty. It contrasts subscribers who pay late or not at all with those who value the paper as a link to the wider world. It warns against door-to-door solicitors and extols the editor’s human side and the danger of keeping children from school.
Time Passed Social Conversation
A fragment notes a social exchange about a happy event regarded as spent. The text hints at a mood of closure or reflection on the occasion without detailing who attended or what occurred.
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Burnham-Harvey
Constitution
Bummer-Watkins
Geo. Huffman
H. N.thurlo
K. M. Duncan
Lorene
Orvy
Ruth Crookshanks
Eula Thurlo
L. O. Carpenter
W.H. Myers
Near Roger
H. Clay Jones
Roy Jones
Leo Jones
Mr. Myers
Harvey Johnson
Amelia
Brookfield
J. A. Mains
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