Old Park Town Friends Visit From Foster and Stotesberry
Mrs Rhoades and her three sons from Foster Missouri along with Mrs Elmer Bennett and her son from Stotesberry Missouri visited Mrs G W Park. They used to live in Park Town years ago and were glad to reconnect with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rhoades
Foster, Mo
Elmer Bennett and Son
Stotesberry
G. W. Park
Park Town
Rhoades
Effie Rice
Bennett
Eva Rice
Henry Gardner
John Nance
Georgia Smith
West Star Items News Brief
Weather is fine and farm activity continues with haying and wheat plowing. Mr. Dunlap died at his son's home and was buried at Fairview cemetery. Local visits include Laura Stewart's cousins, Ethel Searfus, Lulalia Daniels, and Mrs Myrtle Thomas. Harvey Powell has left the country. Mrs J J Cameron is improving. Frank Daniels welcomed a healthy boy. Threshers are heard in all directions. Aunt Sallie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunlap
Will Dunlap
Fairview
Laura Stewart
Ethel Searfus
Lulalia Daniels
Myrtle Thomas
G. W. Daniels
Harvey Powell
J. J. Cameron
Frank Daniels
Aunt Sallie
Amoret News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Happenings
Amoret and surrounding area report a flurry of visitors and family gatherings. J W Darby, Nora Miller, Misses Lawrence, T S McHenry, and the Cecil brothers are noted among various house calls and social visits. Several births, marriages, and local events are recorded, including a July 27 birth, a 10 pound and a 12 pound infant, and a marriage of Ozie Vaughan to George Cope. Notable items mention Seattle Exposition attendance, a flock of local trips to Kansas City, and several minor disputes and community notes. The column closes with RAMBLER signs and updates on local farms, weather, and livestock incidents such as a lightning killed horse.
Local News From Herrell and Vicinity
J W Barnhart returns from north Missouri. John Seelinger reports a dead horse last week. Several families join Mr and Mrs Thompson and others for Sunday at L H McBride’s. J Newton ships cattle with sons Tom and George. Lula Smiter visits Ett n Haynes. Burquist returns home to western Kansas. John Lawson loses a mule in pastures near Summit. Reverend Starling resigns Hume Baptist pastorate to Rich Hill. Rich Hill’s Prof Leedy hired for grammar teaching. Fern Holland resigns. Worland store opens by Mulies and Franklins. Ona Egbert injured in horse mishap. Geologist hints coal and oil on flats near Hume. Ackerman farm strike supports prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luda Shanks
J. S. Bell
Colorado
Nellie Gibbs
Will Clouse
J. L. Bell
C. H. Clouse
Standers
Main Street
Turner Boatright
A. G. Metzler
Bina
Willson Eyes
Sitak Coe “Broun
J. W. Barnhart
Missouri
John Seelinger
J. R. Thompson
Oliver Thompson
J. W. Greenup
L. H. McBride
Adrian
J. Newton
Tom
George
Lula Smiter
Ett
Haynes
Burquist
D. A. Beaman
Kansas
F. W. Starling
Baptist Church
Hume
Rich Hill
C. M. Leedy
Fern Holland
Joe Franklin
Coyet Mullies
Lon Baldwin
Pleas Sylvester
Ivan Mullies
Clark Franklin
Worland
Ona Egbert
Ackerman
Bethel tent meeting continues with Rev T W Shannon
Ballard notes a protracted meeting at Bethel led by Rev T W Shannon drawing strong interest. Families visit, plans for Fairview meeting on August 8. Delbert Corwine dies at age two after a three month illness. funeral by Rev J A Smith at Bethel cemetery. Families Embree and Rogers extend visits. Andersons return to California with Earl Warford seeking fortunes west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
T. W. Shannon
Arthur Anderson
California
Earl Anderson
Leslie Warford
Fairview
W. C. Self
J. A. Smith
Delbert
Harvest News and Community Notices in Spruce
Threshing nearly finished and farmers plow wheat ground while a new rain Friday night aids the corn. Sick lists include Frank Carroll and Geo Kegerreis babies and Mrs James Reynolds recovering. A Smith cemetery clearing-off is planned Saturday August 29. Miss Sadie Kegerreis stayed with ill aunt. Ice cream supper at Spruce raised $50. Wheat brings 90c to $1. Arbor line work to begin at Spruce around August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Cemetery
Frank Carroll
Geo. Kegerreis
James Reynolds
Sadie Kegerreis
Lewis Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vane Walker
James Walker
Butler
Maggie McCann
May Baum
Grandpa Sanders
Will Hardinger
Nevada
Everet
Lucius Gardner
Silver City
Idaho
Mr. Downey
Amo
Ira
Eli Stephens
R. T. Judy
Judy
Geo. Rabel
Clark Draper
Charley Custer
D. C. Wolfe
Aaron
O. M. Drysdale
Amoret
Dr. Brooks
J. H. Park
Geo. McGuire
Young Aarons
Kentucky
Birdie Wolfe
Wilma Smith
Leona Steele
Josephine Simpson
Young
Hackett
Miami
N. M. Gregory
Ed. Winfrey
Mrs. Gregory
Young Aaron
West Star
Jess Warren
Sam’! Levy Merc. Co
Foster
J. W. Darby
Nora Miller
Lawrence
Thayer
Jim Sacre
Virginia
T. S. McHenry
North Foster
Russell
Richard Cecil
J. F. Cecil
West Eighth Street
Ellie Merrell
Shawnee
Okla
Mat. Gray
Tyrannick Street
Jim Hamilton
Kansas City
J. L. Barnett
Ft.Scott
D. H. Arbogast
Jessie Stuffin
John Newkirk
Mound City
Will Neace
McHenry
Seattle Exposition
Jule Heckadon
Wall Street
Heckadon
Harper
Collier
M. E.church
L H. Boner
Nellie Jones
May Cobb
Eric Bowman
Jennie Darby
Esq
Jeter
Ozie Vaughan
George Cope
New Home Township
James Vaughan
New Home
Quality Hill
Frank Swarens
Grandma Woodfin
L. H. Botkins
Metzler
Hardy
Joel Cary
Red Oak
Iowa
Will Store
Old Walnut
Dinah
Winnie Anderson
Albert Braden
Western Electric Supply Company
Henry Gardener
Mt. Zion
Flougher
Oklahoma
Anderson, Ind
Mesdames
Lee Dudley
Lee Withrow
Henry Gordon
Hot Water
Harlan Porter
J. C. Sagesser
John Taylor
Oregon
Beth Braden
Elmer
Robert Elkins
Ora Beall
Little Willie
Darby Fruit
Rambler
Herrell and Vicinity
John Lawson
Summit
Mr. Lawson
Red Bird
T. D. Embree
West Deepwater
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