Farm News Highlights and Local Weddings
Farmers spent most days in fields this week and relatives visit from Missouri Texas plus a wedding report. Mr Ross Vaughn and Miss Lula Hamilton wed at Warrensburg two weeks ago and left for Fort Lupton Colorado. Mrs Vaughn is daughter of G Hamilton and the couple receive well wishes from hometown friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Kansas City
M. Scribner
Tom Hart
Texas
M. E
Jim Rowland
Toward
Arbo- Hast
J. Vaughn
Mrs. Vaughn
Virginia Grand View Pickups and Local Doings
Farmers plowing corn and cutting wheat amid bad weather. Several worked on Sunday. Edward Greenup visited Warrensburg, Byron Carpenter visited his parents Lon and Mrs. Carpenter. Community members traveled to Nevada to see soldiers encamped there. Forest Rayborn works for John T. Harper. Mrs. Pleasant Hill of Butler visited with her daughter Mrs. T. S. Harper and family. The ice cream supper at Virginia was postponed to July 4 at 2:30 PM. Miss Gertrude Vanney of Butler visits Miss June Shessler. Ed Winfrey and daughter Nadine visited his injured father in Kansas City. returned last Saturday. Charley Roberts works for W. W. Walker. Children Day at M E church a success despite earlier postponement. Perry Burke and Misses Maude Martin and Maude Burke visited Willie and Elsie Englehardt Sunday. J F Shaw and R A Taggart from Centerview returned to do filing for John T. Harper. U L A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Greenup
Warrensburg
Byron Carpenter
Lon Carpenter
Nevada
Forest Rayborn
John T. Harper
Pleasant Hill
Butler
T. S. Harper
Virginia
Gertrude Vanney
June Shessler
Ed Winfrey
Nadine
Kansas City
Wm. Winfrey
Charley Roberts
W. W. Walker
M. E
Perry Burke
Maude Martin
Maude Burke
Willie
Elsie Englehardt
J. F. Shaw
R. A. Taggart
Centerview
Jarvis Expected Home Amid Family Visit
Jarvis is progressing well and aims to return home in about Nondas with Taylor and rs das. Taylor and e of Adrian are visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis
Nondas
Taylor
Rs.das
Adrian
J. W. Cox
Local Church Notes and Sunday Socials
Mr and Mrs Godwin and children attended preaching at Cove Creek Baptist church. Albert Edrington with wife and son Leslie dined at Jim McCleney's. Pearl Simpson visited Mrs Mills for the new boy. An ice cream supper was planned at the Baptist church on Saturday night July 1. Faythe Warner visited Urich last week. Walter Hart visited Clinton. Prof Herman Maxey to preach at the Christian church Sunday. Gilbert and wife and Mrs Tan White visited relatives in Butler. Fayet Snow paints house and barn. Mrs Jessie Owens listed on the complaining list. Farmers welcomed dry days. Dale couple and granddaughter Mable visited Montee Simpson. Mildred White and Neema Edrington spent the day at Mont Miss Rose Dale visited Yada Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godwin
Cove Creek Baptist Church
Tan White
Albert Edrington
Leslie
Jim McCleney
Pearl Simpson
Mills
The
Baptist Church
Faythe Warner
Urich
Walter Hart
Clinton
Christian Church
Herman Maxey
Gilbert
Butler
Fayet Snow
Jessie Owens
Mable
Montie Simpson
Mildred White
Neema Edrington
Miss Rose Dale
Yada
Mt Carmel News Roundup Local Visits and Socials
J W Cox delivered two hog loads to Lyman Hensley in Butler Monday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Cook and others from near Altona spent Sat night and Sun with P H and W E Osborne. Orville Tharp of Ballard visited Norman Eggleson Sat night. E E Eggleson and family W M Hardinger and family and Lee M Hardinger motored to Nevada to see soldiers in camp. Y P B social at Robert McCann's Friday night well attended. John Huffman and Elo Dee Huffman from Springfield visited over Sunday with Tom Huffman family. W E Osborne entertained New Hope B Y P U Thursday night. Frank Walken of Butler vac? Monday. E Park Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cox
Lyman Hensley
Butler
Clyde Cook
Wallace Cowgill
Dela Cowgill
Altona
P. H
W. E. Osborne
Orville Tharp
Ballard
Norman Eggleson
E. E. Eggleson
W. M. Hardinger
Lee M. Hardinger
Nevada
Robert McCann
John Huffman
Elo Dee
Springfield
Tom Huffman
New Hope B. Y. P. U
Masanta
Frank Walken
Vacwe
Je. E. Park
Peru Farmers Busy With Wheat and Plowing
Peru items recount farmers cutting wheat and plowing corn amid busy work days. A Fourth of July celebration is planned with all invited. A flag program raised seven dollars over expenses and a mercy band formed with 42 members. Local social notes include visits and a buggy accident injuring Miss Fern Miller.
Mound Packups and Social Visits Report
Local notes report wheat cutting in the area this week. Miss Jessie Green visited Mrs. Reid on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W M Rice and others traveled to Nevada to see soldiers. Geo Brummett was kicked by a horse but not seriously hurt. Mrs. J On Brown visited Miss Anna Radcliff Sunday evening. Green Bros of Passaic shipped to Kansas City. Other residents mentioned include Mrs. 73 P meee and anee tera,yle West, Mr. Gee, Ruddell, Mrs. C C Welch, and Mrs. J H O'Desa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Green
Reid
W. M. Rice
Dayton Rice
Nevada
Geo. Brummett
J. On Brown
Anna Radcliff
Green Bros
Passaic
Local residents engage in farming and social visits
R B Campbell cut wheat last arses and Saturday. Tom Hancock builds a new granary. Will Brown delivered corn to George Raina last Thursday. Mrs J B Steele called only. Miss Mildred Brown of Ric Hill visits grandparents this week. Gates and Fred Merrifield shipped two carloads of cattle to St Louis last week. Mr and Mrs Abe Brown visited Albert Brown and family last Wednesday. Milburn Tharp and wife called at John Woodfin home Wednesday night. Mrs Kirk Fillpot and Mrs Tom Hancock went goose berrying last. Miss Pearle Tharp dined with Miss Beulah Brown last Thursday. Misses Martha Utley, Theo Burkhart and Georgia Bassett have the measles. Music students include Mabel and Ethel Spain, Mary Ava Fern Moore, Pearle Peters, Leona Eisner, Pearle Tharp, Beulah Brown, Edna, Edgar and Oletha Hancock. Mr and Mrs Sterley Bolin visited Walter Tharp and family last Tuesday. Miss Anna Kips and Miss Beulah Brown called on Mrs Sterley Bolin Saturday morning. Ed Moore bought a load of corn from Will Brown last Saturday. Miss Georgia Bassett studies music with Mrs Claude Thomas. Jasper Smith and wife motored to Butler Sunday evening. Miss Lula Hellwig very sick. Mr and Mrs Lee Seifers spent Sunday at James Steele’s. Farmers plowed corn Sunday. Mrs Kirk Fillpot visited Tom Hancock and family Monday. Will Brown and Clyde Ellington made a business trip to Butler Saturday evening. Mrs Dave Smith is on the sick list. Misses Beulah Brown, Anna Kips and Mr Emmett Ford spent Sunday evening with Sterley Bolin and wife. Ice cream supper at Pleasant Gap next Saturday night. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Campbell
Tom Hancock
Will Brown
George Raina
Mra. J
Steele
Mildred Brown
Ric Hill
Gates
Fred Merrifield
St. Louis
Abe Brown
Albert Brown
Milburn Tharp
John Woodfin
Kirk Fillpot
Pearle Tharp
Beulah Brown
Martha Utley
Theo Burkhart
Georgia Bassett
Miss Garrison
Mabel
Ethel Spain
Mary “Ava Fern Moore
Pearle Peters
Leona Eisner
Edna
Edgar
Oletha Hancock
James Steele
Clyde Ellington
Butler
Dave Smith
Orchard Grove Community Notes and Visits
Farmers in Orchard Grove expect to finish up wheat field work this week if weather stays favorable. Several residents and visitors are listed: Mrs. Chas Eisner and daughter with Mrs. Chas Adams. Mrs. Lee Plummer of Henrietta Oklahoma visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Woodfin at Peter Tharp’s. E. E. Mozilla and family at Joe Wix’s. Beulah Brown Emmet Ford and Anna Kips visiting Sterling Bolin’s. Lula Hellwig ill. Mrs. Perry Beam and grandchildren Eunice and Lela May Drexel visiting M. E. Stouffer. d. W. Isley family at Stouffer’s. Walter Cassity and family dined at Wix’s. W. G. Mehaffey home from Butler after long care. Anne Ellington went to Nevada. Pleasant Gap band to give an ice cream supper Saturday evening inviting all to hear music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Eisner
Chas. Adams
Lee Plummer
Henrietta
Okla
Lafe Cassity
John Woodfin
Peter Tharp
E. E. Mozilla and Family Took Dinner At Mr. Joe Wix’s Sunday. Miss Beulah Brown
Emmet Ford
Anna Kips
Sterling Bolin
Lula Hellwig
Perry Beam
Eunice
Lela May
Drexel
M. E. Stouffer
D. W. Isley
Walter Cass
Property Transfers in West Boone Sprague District
C L Ashbaugh transfers 98 acres in section 13 West Boone to R G C Ashbaugh for 500 dollars. Jease Church transfers 40 acres in section 32 Mound to George Church for 1,000 dollars. Kate Cole transfers part of block 17 Butler to J W Darby for 2,000 dollars. Remaining entries show Robber lots 7 in block 18 Sprague with illegible notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ashbaugh
R. GC. Ashbaugh
West Boone
Jease
George Church
Mound
Kate Cole
J. W. Darby
Butler
Porter
Sprague
Ono
Local notices from Montrose Amoret and surrounding towns
Obituaries report the deaths of Lomiere SE nine nine years and six months, Susan Waddel of Centerview, and Joe Baum of Montrose. Wedding announced for Cheater S. Henville and Pearl Ritchie at Clinton. Local business changes include Amoret garage sale to Frank Thompson and Homer Reed taking the livery barn. Sunday closing moves affect Montrose stores. drug stores and restaurants exempt. Amoret reorganizes baseball, plus health and road condition notes.
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Logan- Moore Lumber Company
Butler, Mo
Foster
Renee
Zoe
FORD
Virginia Grand View Pickups
Mt. Carmel
Peru
W. G. Harper
Kirk Harper
E. C. Harper
Band of Mercy
Lilla Miller
Marguerite Little
Margie Blankenbaker
James Marstellar
R. J. Lyle
Emmett Ford
Sterley Bolin
Pleasant Gap
Orchard Grove
Lomiere
Susan Waddel
Johnson County
Robert B. White
Hume
Boonville
Ind
Border Telephone
Cheater S. Henville
Rockville
Miss Pearl Ritchie
Spruce
Amoret
Jake Payton
Frank Thompson
Amoret Leader
Montrose
Homer Reed
Mr. Reed
Joe Baum
Montrose Recorder
Clara
A. Robey
Elkhart
Robey
Adrian Journal
Rich Hill
Journal
Lone Oak Township
W. B. McCulloh
Chas. Argenbright and Son
Ed Waller
James Harrison
Shawnee Township
Jennie Walton
Ed Argenbright
Irene
Adrian Joural
Henry Oliver
Somers Morrell
Miss Verl
East Hume Street
Montgomery
Montrose Farm
Myra E. Moore
39Th and
Summit Streets
Kansas
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