Local notes from Old Walnut area weekending events
Miss Lula Morria and Topsy visited Butler Saturday and returned Sunday. A pew farmer moved in with Mr and Mrs Frank Swarens. School attendance was light due to fever scares. Rev Crawford returned to his Kansas City school. Little Bud Swarene recovered from lagrip. Mice William Darr near Amo visited, Tom Badgett and wife of New Home visited Foster. Barton Brisco came home from Oklahoma on business. Mrs Gray and Boatright sick with grip. Howard Arbogast and Rowland in Rich Hill on business. Delmar Webb trip to Beeler. Miss Susie Russell returned from Thayer after visiting her sister Mrs Harvey Lawrence. Messrs Barron and Boxley and wives returned from city vacation. Literary at Old Walnut well attended. Rev Mathewe of Sedalia preached at Salem. Mrs Stamper plans trip to Kentucky to visit home folks. Mrs Robb and mother shopped in Pleasanton. Topsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Morria
Topsy
Butler
Frank Swarens
Effie Craig
Uvele Jno
Craig
Old Walnut
Rev Crawford
Kansas City
Bud Swarene
Mice Willia Darr
Amorest
Sunior
Tom Badgett
Foster
Barton Brisco
Oklahoma
Meadames Gray
Boatright
Howard Arbogast
Aon Rowland
Rich Gill Tusatuy
Delmar Webb
Adrian Notes and Local Updates From a Small-Town Journal
The Adrian note column covers marriages at the bride’s mother’s home north east of Adrian, deaths including Maria Riordan at 61, New Century Club activities with Mrs Mills, Postmaster Patishnund attending a birthday celebration at Lone Tree, expectations of cold weather affecting peaches, Wankine Co earnings for six months, honey harvest from a bee tree by RK Simpson and sons with Pleasant Haggard, Uncle Charles Price turning 73, drift of local reminiscences about health and a call to property owners on the drainage tax with strict collection notes by County Collector Y. C. Comps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Ed. Miller
Mies
Bertha Kusaman
Altona
Maria Riordan
Henry Riordan
New Century Club
Mre
CL. Mills
Patishnund
Lone Tree
Mra. Parleh
McCombe
Adrian Wankine Co
RK Simpson and Sons
Haggard
Charles Price
Charles
Fine Tom Turkeys Raise Prices at Butler Market
Mus J. G. Walker of Butler Missouri sells a batch of fine tom turkeys at 83.00 per bird. RF D Nos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Walkker
Butler
Virginia area gossip and local changes in Butler region
Virginia Eli Stevens and wife bought the Cole Hensley farm and will move there soon in Butler county. Mrs G W Dark notes no winter and stock on the loose heard from Boulder, Mont. Grand jury expected to report after January. debates about taxes and local option continue. Matrimonial plans loom with several couples and a masquerade at FB Jones’ with about 40 attendees. Aaron, a Prohibitionist preacher, urges virtue and faith in a Bible sermon at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Crear
Cole Hensley
Joe T. Whinery
Grant Park
Kansas
Butler
Jefferson Park
Fletch Crear
Charlotte
Aaron
KM. Ball
Aaron Co
G. W. Dark
Momisy
A. ¢ Quaintance
Boulder
Mont
Lorron
Ax Worrie
Geo. Rubel
Ollie Graham
Amsterdam
Park Town
N. M. Newtlerode
Mulberry
Nod
Frank Oldham
Voght
Vircnia
Clarence Porter
Oklahoma
Miss Pearl Eggerson
M. FE Church
Elisha
Daniel
Peter
Local Moves and Visits Around the Berg
Will Miller moved his family southwest of Schell City. Geo Johnson will farm the Barker place next year. Hendrix bought improvements on the Hamilton farm in Summit township. Howard Scott improved the Phelps place. Bert Van Sant, recently ill, is improving. Carl Schuyler and wife of Kansas City visit his parents southeast of town. Sallie Mosher visits from Kansas City. Reve Whitelte and Smith held services at Walnut Grove and Fairview. Chas Moore of Shawnee bought cattle. R G Andrews marked his 92nd birthday on Friday January 10, with neighbors and a dinner organized by his daughter Mrs Murphy. Uncle Dick, feeble but cheerful, enjoys visits from old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Will Miller
Schell City
Geo. Johnson
Barker Place
Hendrix Tus
Hamilton
Summit Township
Howard Scots
Phelps Place
Bert van Sant
Carl Schuyler
Kansas City
Misa Sallie Mosher
Reve
Whitelté
Smith
Walnut Grove
Fairview
Chas, Moore
Shawnee
R. G. Andrewa
Murphy
Local Mingo News and Social Notes Brief
Miss Maude Middleton, a Mingo girl, married a young man near Christies Day in California visit reports. Neely Scranton resumes work in Illinois after two weeks. Henry Keeg hosts a supper in honor of his son Duke. Grant McCuller of Dayton referenced. A bridal party visit to the home of the bride’s relatives noted amid local greetings. Public sale listing for several sows and a Durack boar, cash sale terms offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Poonvill
Neely Scranton
Lilinois
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Mathewe
Sedala
Salem Sanday
Mra. Stamper
Robb
Ramney
Pleasanton
Kansans
Adrian Notes
Y. C
Vimar Clearave Mue
Comet
Lumbermans Sox
Milly
Bates County
Hill's Cash Store
Sam
Virginia Notes
Mingo
Grant McCuller
Dayton
Mane
Myrtle Morjit
Parauta
W. A. Morgan
Aaron Newnee Day
de A. Sadith
Tie Vitalis
Ife
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Joe Meyer Clothier
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