Spruce Items
Health is reasonably good in this action. Charles Peacock's little girl was quite ill last week but she is better this writing. Spruce merchants did rush business last week. Dickerson and Kret made a business trip to Apple City Saturday. Willow Tree school closed Saturday. Weddings have been numerous in this locality for the past month. Deep water banks were lined with fishermen last Saturday. Claude Stephenson will leave soon for Kansas to reside a short time. Robert Southerland rents Walker farm for coming year. I M Kretzinger to Calhoun Mo to look for business location. William Anderson will labor for Jas Harvey this year. Mrs Josephine Stephenson visited her son James. Jens Cook shaking hands with old friends. Henry Folmer Tom Fick Frank Myers to South Dakota this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peacock
B. Newberry
Springs
Ark
Jim Newberry
Spruce Merchante
Gelling Garden
Umphbrey Dickerson
J. M. Kret
Applea City
H. Shepp
Johnstown
Willow Tree School
Oak Grove
Stella Peacock
Grandma Kretzinger
Bertha Cowen
Emma
I. M
Jas. Stephenson
Claude Stephenson
Kansas
I. M. Kretzinger
Calhoun
William Anderson
Jas. Harvey
Josephine Stephenson
James
John Silvers
Chas. Ewing
Butler
John Newberry
Jens Cook
Henry Folmer
Tom Fick
Frank Myers
South Dakota
Frantz
Harper
The
Christian Church
M. EB
Samuel Hackett
Orick
Bay County
Pierce
Dick Hackett
Ollie Walker
Kansas City
Mother Wetherspoon
Corrie McElroy
Mary Reed
Virginia Items and Town News Highlights
Presiding Elder Anderson led quarterly meetings at the M KE church with new full members named. Local reports note illness, school openings, farm commerce, political activity, and preparations for ME Conference in Butler. Citizens from Butler, Lawton, Rich Hill, and surrounding areas are mentioned along with church and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
M. KE
Siam
Mattie Park
Mary Foster
May Standfield
Mattie Wadkins
Charley Cowan
Frank Kubel
George Pulman
Isaac Lockridge
John Foster
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns Of Widespread Suffering
An ad-style notice claims kidney trouble burdens both women and men, undermining mind, ambition, beauty, vigor, and cheer. It describes symptoms in children and adults and touts Swamp-Root as a mild, immediate remedy sold in 50 cent and one dollar sizes through newspapers.
Butler's Dry Goods Line Boasts Wide Summer Stock
A Butler shop advertises an immense array of fabrics and notions including 24S silk and peau de soie, lace, net, and Valenciennes, plus corsets, combs, brushes, and hosiery. It promotes big discounts, installment plans on sewing machines, and names brands Selz Schwab Huis kamb Bros Ultra Hendersons with assurances of fit and wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selz-Schwab
Huiskamp Bros
Ultra
Hendersons
Eg Semprey
Also Mentioned on This Page
McKibbens
Eet Ni
Jace
Robert Southerland
Walker Farm
Chas. Weat
Geo. Keene
Montrose
Virginia
Andrew Biggs
Hume
Starkey Nursery Co
Parkville
Mat
Hinson
Steel
Free Methodist Church
Crook School
Bouse
Mra W. T. Pyle
Rich Hill
Washinton Ark
JW. McPadden
Riel Mill
Bailey Becket
Lawton
Oklo
Charley Morrison
Aaton
Ress Goods
Lanies
Pussetork
Henry
Hetsy Ross
Ao Childrens Hose
Ress Shields
le Werner
Gingham
Goddard
Weu
Mackintoshes
Oxford
Hidke
Titian Hiner
Hall Bloweher
Lenmant
Elwechs
Witweliadtios Gyms
Phieliimne Fey Keil
Stevens
Ioud Selwal
Mackintosh
Tetlow
Applique Wise Hive
Gow Thangs
Eater
Yabe
Bulorigan
Ik Ulp
Phos
Huvonn & Hotks
Hower & Mites Leith Coors
Hower Brom
Inet Huiwesa
Ta Tiers & Son
Roger
Hino
Govids
Mariner
Murcon
Aineh Ervatal Eotor
Toamiks
Willie
Jutler Cash Department Store
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