Protracted meeting closed as snow fell in region
Ed Ray and wife of Butler visited Mrs Ray s aunt Mrs G W Park. Charley Lent and wife return from North Dakota and plan Bates county settlement. The Booming Times to be a weekly caller in 1910 at Mrs Carrie Stockton s home. Protracted M E church meeting closed Sunday night. Mrs Everett Drysdale of Butler visited sister Mrs Emet Burke s family. First snow of winter hit Monday. four inches fell. Samuel Kuhler of Keytsville guest of James E Park. Miss Willia Carr recovered and resumed teaching but soon quit. Merle Hensley teaching in her place. Pie supper at Concord school house Friday night. Mrs Will Hardinger grandpa Corlett Miss Eva Darr sick. Darr fever. If Bryan wins prohibition plank Republicans may back local option. R C Carr of Virginia died Monday at 10 2 p m after brief illness. long time supervisor of Veghia & 8. Ladies aid at Christian church postponed. Annual stockholders Charlotte T pas Company reports officers elected. Reverend L L Wix to preach Concord school house Sunday 11 a m. A few melons and ices for sale. YOUNG AARON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Ray
Butler
M. E
Everet Drysdale
Emet Burke
Samuel Kuhler
Keytsville
James E. Park
Willia Carr
Merle Hensley
Concord
Will Hardinger
Grandpa Corlett
Eva Darr
Miss Darr
Bryan
R. C. Carr
Virginia
Ladies Aid Meeting
The
Christian Church
Levenia Darby
Lillie
Maud Keith
Iola
Kansas
S. T. Bailey
Versailles
J. W. Bailey
Seba Grant
North
Missouri
A. M. Benton
G. W. Ingersoll
T. P. Campbell
Chetopa
Campbell
Rich Hill
Foster
A. H. Loyd
Jessie Goodenough
J. H. McCollough
W. T. Stover
Great Bend
Bates County
Salem
W. B. Miller
George
Ernest Badgett
Iowa
Wollie Hodge
Will McConnell
Trego
League
Times
Klickitat
Goldendale
Mt Pleasant Township Tax Collection Begins
Mt Pleasant township to open office in basement room northeast corner of courthouse to begin tax collection on Monday in November 1008 under township collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mt. Pleasant Township
New Home Winter Arrival Obituary for Thomas Livengood
Uncle Thomas Livengood born in North Carolina February 14 1890 died December 4 1909 at age 19 years seven months and twenty days. He moved to Arkansas then Johnson County Missouri and later Bates County near New Home where he died living with his son Ury. He married Mary A Wiley in 1864 and had seven children, four boys at the funeral. He joined Cumberland Presbyterian Church in 1875 and later at Salem near Foster. Burial beside his wife with a short funeral by W B Miller amid falling snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Livengood
Thomas M. Livengood
North Carolina
Arkansas
Johnson County
Mary A. Wiley
John
Ft Scott
Kan
Hugh
Colorado
William
Foster
Ury
New Home
Thomas
Bates County
Berland Presbyterian Church
Salem
C. P. Church
W. B. Miller
Ara Livengood
New Home Township
Missouri
Mary A. Rhiley
Foster News and Old Settler Obituary Notes
News from Foster and surrounding towns reports sick lists and visits from residents and relatives traveling to Iola Chetopa and Kansas City. It notes a December hardware trade, a skating rink prize, and a long obituary of Thomas M. Livengood born in 183? with funeral at Salem. It includes local moves to Trego and Goldendale and a Klickitat Development League tribute with a poem about native lands and civilization’s progress.
Local Notes And Social Updates From Community
G R Borum rented the Ragan farm for next year. C C Silvers daughter ill with bronchial pneumonia. W H Charters Jr had a phone installed on the Butler and Spruce line last week. Community shocked by the death of Robert Ellington in Summit last week. Roy Baker and Frank Craig returned from hauling loads to Kansas for Ed Hubbard. Lee Ellington hauled corn bought from Frank Walters. J H Baker and family attended the oyster supper at H G Requa's near Pleasant Gap. Frank Carroll family left for Germantown. plan to relocate to Sedalia soon. Bert Vansant and family from Ballard visiting W E Vansant. aK soroste Thursday evening for the Missionary Society. Jaieate oe aan as we had a large rain towed Mea 4 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Borum
Ragan Farm
C. C. Silvers
W. H. Charters, Jr
Butler and Spruce Line
Robert Ellington
Summit
Roy Baker
Frank Craig
Kansas
Ed. Hubbard
Lee Ellington
Pleasant Gap
Frank Walters
J. H. Baker
H. G. Requa
Frank Carroll
Germantown
Mr. Carroll
Sedalia
Bert Vansant
Ballard
W. E. Vansant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlotte T Pas
Reed
T W. Eepioeon
Boren
L. L. Wix
Concord School House
Young Aaron
Obituary
Lucy Lewis
Leslie Thomas
Nona Swarens
Appleton City Journal
Judge DeArmond
George H. Schneer
Windsor
Dick Robinson
Johnson
Chas, Hite
A. L. Burney
Cass
Phil Griffith
Vidette
Dade
Wallace Lawton
St. Clair
F. H. Rhodes
Cedar
OUR
J. W. Darby
Lavenia
Clinton, Mo
Robert Treasure
Shirley
Gus Trussell
Ross
Illinois
Ab. Loyd
Pittsburg
Gentry Campbell
Phoenix
Arizona
Baker ‘City
Oregon
Dr. Canfield
Seattle
Washington
New York City
E. E. Laughlin
Dr. McNance
Minnie Frankenfield
Kansas City
Delmer Webb
Lester
Moberly
Willia Darr
Green View
West Deepwater
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