East Lone Oak Methodist preacher to speak in Peru
The local column notes Rev Whites will preach in Peru on the first Sunday morning and third Sunday night. Mrs Lizzie Done is sick. Miss Kate Walker visited Visa Thomas, and Mrs Geo Thomas celebrated a surprise birthday hosted by neighbors including Grace Gerkin. A fire destroyed the Frank Blanken baker place home, and a severe hail storm damaged windows further east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Doals
Peru
Whites
Lizzie Done
Benty
Butler
E C Harper
Dave Evilsizer
Kansas City
Miami Lateral
Kate Walker
Misa Visa Thomas
Frank Blankenbaker
Mies Grace Gerkin
Mrs. Thomas
Pussy WitLow
Garden seeds and tools offered at Deacon S33 South Side Square
Water Melon Seed, Musk Melon Seed, Burrpee's Greenpool Stringless Dwarf Beans, Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans and all other beans. Large Russian Sunflower seed for chickens, Castor Beans, Cucumber, Squash and Pumpkin seed, Kallir Corn, Cane, Millet, Red and White Clover, Blue Grass, Nasturtiums, Moon Vine Plants, Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers, Tinware, Sprinklers, Granite Ware, Galvanized Ware, Cattaraugus Pocket Knives, Clauss Shears, raw Peanuts to plant, all warranted and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrpee
Greenpool
Kentucky
Clauss
Rambler and Community Happenings in Mulberry Area
Mulberry and Western Bates report social notes and local events. Dr J C Sagaser hauls corn from Jones farm east of Park Town. Mrs Jennie Porter cared for sister, Fred Ewbank visited. High wind caused damage to outbuildings last Wednesday. W B Johnson had a surprise birthday party with thirty friends. Hay Seed box supper and entertainment drew 112 attendees and $220. Rambler named hombeat man. Miss Ines Beck, Concord teacher, won toilet case. Clark Taylor visited his mother. Rev J Bertel to lead two weeks of evangelistic services at Mulberry. Henry Welmers hosted numerous families for dinner. Rambler visited Edgar Smiser to see fall Shropshire sheep and Barred Rock poultry. Tommy Welmera visiting Virginia.
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J. C. Sagaser
Jones Farm
Park Town
Jennie Porter
Fred Ewbank
W. B. Johnson
Rambler
Bates
Times
Ines Beck
Concord
Texas County
Bates County
Clark Taylor
Bertel
Kansas
Mulberry
Henry Welmers
John Dykman
Barney Boeblkins
A.J. Meinte
Rekus Boeblkin
Thomas Schmatls
M. Welmera
Edgar A. Smiser
Edgar
Tommy
Virginia
Ballard Mill Running Smoothly After Windstorm
A strong windstorm hit Ballard Wednesday night causing no major damage. The new mill is operating well with grinding days set for Tuesdays and Saturdays. Earl Anderson, studying in Fulton Missouri, visited home for a few days. The four week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Spillman was buried at Bethel on Friday April 30. William Winegardner died Sunday evening May 2 after brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held at Walnut Grove church Tuesday morning under the Mascule Fraternity. He is survived by a wife and several children.
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Ballard
Earl Anderson
Fulton
Chas. Spillman
Bethel
Wm. Winegardner
Walnut Grove Church
Mascule Fraternity
Relle
Virginia and Nearby Visits In 1900s Virginia News
Miss Ethel Jenkins of Grainfield Kansas visits uncle Geo Rabel and family in Virginia. Mrs. J H Park and Geo Crooks family visit their mother living with daughter Mrs John Cope at New Home. Dr Christy visits Mrs Lewis on Sabbath. Ruth Hocket left for Stockton Kansas for a central girl position earning 30 dollars monthly. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 7 30 with topic Pilgrim's Pro and Leader Albert Allen. Roy Cozick visits from Kansas City. Merrel Hensley visits college friend and sister in Liberal Missouri. Reading at the Christian church Sunday. Mrs Rachel Ford visits relatives of Fred Braden. George Williams of Merwin passes through Virginia. Leeson visits Kansas family. Mrs BF Jenkins returns to Virginia after visiting her mother and brothers. she is using a crutch and hopes for a cane soon. Preaching at M E B church next Sabbath at 11 a m and night with a new preacher. Aaron treks to plant corn against cold wind. Farmers plant corn on Scully and Nestlerode farms. John Porter and mule team rush to field. Uncle John not elected to office, turns to farming. Ralph Hughes adds new outbuilding. Ike Dawson clears brush and plants worn land. Tom Hockett’s blacksmith shop visited. old chair missing. Hockett residence hosts visitors. Tom fixes fence and forges Aaron’s Iker share. Conversation shifts to township election and state prohibition. Mr Porter extols prohibition and pole tax.
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Ethel Jenkins
Grainfield
Kan
Geo. Rabel
Familly
Geo. Crooks
J. H. Park
John Cope
New Home Sabbath
Christy
Lewis
Jamer Sabbath
Ruth Hockets
Stockton
Kans
Christian Endeavor
House of the Interpreter
Albert Allen
Roy Cozick
Kansas City
Virginia
Merrel Hensley
Ft. Scott
Aaron
Thomas Hockett
Scully
N. M. Nestlerode
John Porter
Hla
John
Ralph Hughes
Ous
Ike Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Hin
Hlaven
Mr Hockes
Tom
Mr. Hockets
Anie
Uncle Tom
Willian Porter
Mr. Porter
Trim
Foster Notes recounts local visits and incidents in Foster
Audrey Lefever visits with Dinah. Uncle Jim Thomas suffers rheumatism. Prof W P Kinion to teach the coming term. Rev W C Self preaches for ten days as Baptist district missionary. A. B. Haverly fractures his right arm. Dr Wilson fined after a prior fight with Schuyler Robb. Robb fined for earlier incident. Prof Chamberlin closes school and heads to Warensburg summer school. Weather hampers farming. farmers may finish corn planting this week. Harley Imes and Nate Hannaman return from Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Self
Sionary
The
Baptist Church
Foster
A. B. Haverly
Serius
D. L. Hughes
Nots
Watermockison
Kanane
Missouri
Robb
Wilson
Circuit Court
Chamberlin
State Normal
Warrensburg
Chamberlin Tauk
J. W. Darby
P. Gi. Snuffer
Reed
Kula Hughes
Forter
Eules
North Pole
Oklahoma
Harley Imes
Nate Hannaman
Arizona
Old Bates
Diwan
Marriage Licenses Issued in Missouri and Adjacent Areas
Fulton couple F B Wayne and Eva J Hathaway of Fulton obtain a marriage license. Also G E Maddox of Butler and Carrie E Addleman of Adrian secure licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Wayne
Fulton
Eva J Hathaway
G. E. Maddox
Butler
Carrie E. Addleman
Adrian
Farm Loan Rates From C R Home Peoples Bank
Rates for farm loans are advertised by C R Home at the Peoples Bank Building. The notice urges obtaining current terms before proceeding with financing, emphasizing potential savings. Local bank official seeks to attract farmers seeking favorable mortgage and operating loan rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com. C. R. Home
Peoples Bank
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East Lone Oak
Makers
N. B. Jeter
West Side
Helvl
Wm.atlee Burpee
Deacon
South Side Square
She Townships
Sam’! Levy Merc. Co
Audrey Lefever
Dinah
Jim Thomas
W. P. Kinion
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