Miss Mitsse Jennings Dies After Long Sufferings
Miss Mitsse Jennings died at her mother's home near Foster on Thursday January 2 1908 at 4 25 pm aged 40 years 11 months 20 days after a lifelong rheumatic heart illness. She was beloved in her county home of Mittle and Jenald and leaves a grieving mother two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at the country home conducted by Bro Wood MB Church Chiton Mo. remains laid to rest in Sales cemetery amid prayers for the blessed dead.
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Mitsse Jennings
Foster
Elatere
Miss Mittle
Jenald
Wee
Bro. Wood
M.be
Chiton
Sales Cemetery
Embree Family Re Union Ends Christmas Reunion
Embree family members gathered for a 14 year awaiting reunion in Chattanooga Oklahoma with M L Embree and T D Embree of Butler Missouri among attendees. The event included a large family group photo and a joyous teases filled visit before their return via Lawson to Circuit Clerk Ove Harris.
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T. D Embree
Chattanooga
Oklahoma
Embree
M.L Emree
T. D. Embree
Butler
J. Ll. Fleming
J. A. Woodson
W. DD. Wegger
Okla
K. L. Entree
George Embree
Coulgass
Mra O ' Barton
Chapevine
Texas
Jos. W. Cole
Hulse
Tuscumeri
Who Got the Quails Quaint Tale of Ogden Arrests
Painter C. C. Ogden was arrested in Passaic last Thursday as he tried to board a train to Kansas City. A check for 12.50 on Merwin Bank drawn when funds were missing led to the arrest. A telescope revealed 150 quails, supposedly the birds Ogden was transporting. Sheriff Heard seized the birds. they were to be placed in a local refrigerator but vanished before morning. The affair leaves the question of who retrieved the quails and the supposed bride unresolved.
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C. C. Ogden
Passaic
W. F. Jackson
Kansas City
Carpenter & Shafer
Merwin
Ogden
Heard
Seene & Mabbott
Osage River Lock and Dam No 1 Construction Progress
Government crews of 200 workers toil to obliterate Breeneke shoals and secure year round navigation on the Osage River from the mouth to Warsaw. The project, led by Capt E H Schultz, aims to finish a 220 foot long dam with a 42 foot wide lock, adding a 15 foot water rise to form a 17 foot pool, at an estimated total cost near 325000 dollars.
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Osage River
E. H. Schultz
Missouri
Warsaw
Breeneke
Missouri Commission
Clinton Democrat
Ballard Notes Visit and Health Updates
Ed Woodeon and wife of Conley Springe Kansas are visiting relatives in this neighborhood. W. W. Perry of Shawnee is taking an agriculture course at the State University. Miss Wildred Cole is visiting relatives in Ottawa. The families of W. E. Mosher and Milton Teeter have recovered from smallpox.
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Ed Woodeon
Conley Springe
Kanana
W. W Perry
Shawnee
Columbia
Misa
Cole
Inola
W. E. Mosher
Milton Teeter
Card of Thanks for Mrs B. F. Jexxis Jensions
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the long illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Mrs B. F. Jexxis Jensions. Signed by Mrs DC Mize, Mrs H L McExroy, Mas 8. 1B. Tucker.
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B. F. Jexxis
Jensions
DC. Mize
H L McExroy
Tucker
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Mt Pleasant and Nearby
A list of land transfers shows Wm Wood selling to Arthur Duvall a tract in section 22 Mt Pleasant for 520 dollars. Other transfers include David Haddock to W W Donnelly in Rich Hill for 100 dollars and many parcels in Lone Oak Deer Creek and surrounding areas with prices from 40 to 5750 dollars. Notable deeds include August C Smith acquiring 103 acres near Deer Creek for 5750 and Kate L Canterbury selling a city block in Butler for 5000 dollars.
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Wm Wood
Arthur Duvall
Mt Pleasant
David Haddock
Donnelly
Rich Hill
Wii
Wyse
Lula
Alfree
Gee
Dani Alkire
Anan Daniel
Lone Oak
Nora Dorsey
Williame
Blk & Lutha
Clifford C Nafus
Leonard Davia
Lone Oak Oak
Iva
Allen Tract
Deer Creek
McDonald
Elk
Amsterdam
Joseph H Groves
August C Smith
Mary J Woody Et al
Jola M Wilcox
Elkhart
W Walker
E A Stevens
Charlotte
Mary J Hensley
Walker
Charlotta
AO Black
J M McGovern
Summit
Chas W Gottechalk
S H Simmons
Mingo & Ex
P A Havte
F A Wagner
Oange
H S Harris
A J Erbart
Mound
Henry Hake
Jas Stephenson
Deep Water
Kate L Canterbury
Geo W Dixon
Butler
Wesley Robineson
E W Stevens
Rockville
NE Young
Lula Steele
Broad Sows N M Leach offers for sale select sows and aged cows
N M Leach KR F DD No 5 offers a few choice Durock sows and two aged cows bred to a $25.00 Durock boar two years old. Sale will be for cash or on time with terms. Date 11-28.
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N. M Leach
On the Wing. Local News and Notices From Prairie City
Ed Adame visited John Summers east of Rockville on the weekend. The Holy Rollers meet two miles east of Prairie City. Farmers repair roads on the Peeler branch with about ten teams at work. Various local people buy, sell, or seek horses and cattle. The Pleasant Gap School progresses under Miss Nettle Barker. Appleton City prices rise to 43 cents. Hoge drops 15 cents. Grandpa Merchant dies near Rockville aged over 90. Walter Sweezy’s wagon ran away injuring him. Numerous local happenings include building, farming, schooling, and photography sales by Nela.
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Adame Visrted
John Summers
Rockville
Holy Rollers
Prairie City
H. M. Merchant
Jake Holliger
John Comifort
Pleasant Gap
Mies Nettle Barker
Papineville
Appleton City
Bia
Nela
EE Holt
William Williams
Skert Warner
John Edwards
Minnie Shoups
Reynard
Grandpa Merchant
Hywce
Prairie Iby
Walter Sweegy
Phillpott Brothers
Charles Fanetook
A.S. King
Carl Durst
Ewin Bassett
Jease Smith
Marshall
Orchard Grove
Fry
Warm Missouri Weather and Local News Update
Missouri enjoys warm rains while a cold wave passes. Paul Walton's sale draws strong attendance and fair prices. Wm Daweese rebuilds a square eight room house on the site of a recent fire. Mrs Jas Bartlett dies Dec 31 after hip injury. Funeral at Bartlett home New Year’s Day, burial in Kansas. Grandma Phillips 85, early settler with many stories, leaves several children and many friends. Charlea Coleen returns from Colorado for the funeral. Telephone lines being revised. mud weather slows lines. Real estate active as Johnson and Crear farms change hands. land viewed as safer investment.
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Missouri
Paul Walton
Daweese
Eite
Jas. Bartlett
Angel Death
Bartlett
Kansas
Grandma Phillips
Charlea Coleen
Colorado
Johnson and Crear
Eight ladies host 25 cent dinner Saturday
The Eight ladies will serve a 25 cent dinner Saturday January 18 1908 at the Catterlin building on the south side under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society.
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Catterlin
South Side
Ladies Aid Society
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Bates County
Hill’s Cash Store
Deacon Bros. Co
I. N. Mains
E. A. Bennett