Children’s Day events and community notices in Virginia
Rain spoiled the bond supper last Saturday but Children’s Day plans proceed in Virginia with events at Amoret and the Christian Church. A large crowd is expected for music and activities while a quarterly meeting is slated at M E Church. Funeral notices and local birthdays are noted along with school staffing changes and a Madrid Spain letter mentioning May Drysdale.
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Virginia
The
Christian Church
Jane Uille
Amorett
M. E Church
Charely Wolfe
Geneva Draper
Maggie MecUanns
Mount Carmel
Butler
O. M. Drysdale
Julius Heckadon
Key
Clapp
Howell
Philip Heckadon
Butler graduation exercises draw local attendees
Ballard notes report several local residents attended the country graduating exercises at Butler Tuesday night. Mrs C D Cole and Mrs W D Ketrney with children Sam and Norma visit relatives in Medicine Lodge Kansas. Mack Hendrix of Holden visited relatives in Dates County last week. Walnut Grove Sunday school observes Children’s Day next Sunday morning. Exercises will be in at WW o clock. Belle continues local items.
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Butler
C.D. Cole
W. D. Ketrney
Sam
Norma
Medicine Lodge
Kanane
Mack Hendrix
Holden
Dates County
Walnut Grove
Belle
Amoret School Board Reelects Maxey Tileey Cheshler
Prof Maxey and Misses Alice Tileey and Bertha Cheshler were reelected as teachers for the coming year. The note mentions the school’s success under Maxey, local telephone line talks to Butler, and visits from Mika Dugan and the Braden family, with daughters Mary and Helen returning or teaching.
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Maxey
Alice Tileey
Bertha Cheshler
Sheir
Amoret Telephone Panpest
Virginia Company
Butler
Butleria
Robert Braden
Mulberry
Mary
Helen
Mika Dugan
Adrian News Briefs and Notices
From the Journal, Dr. Hall received a Springfield phone report Monday about Thos Elkine thought dying of rheumatism of the heart. The paint brush use in Adrian improves the town’s look. Miss Finley of Appleton City hired as Adrian School assistant principal. Mrs. Wm Miller recovering from serious illness. Opening at Walls drug store Friday night a success. Died Wednesday May 15 1908 William Mueller German farmer Grand Liver Township. J F Walton of Adrian and Miles Caroline Hill of Douglas Kansas married Sunday and will reside in this city.
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William Mueller
Grand Liver Township
J. F. Walton
Adrian
Miles Caroline Hill
Douglas
Kanenes
Wallace Wallace Wallace Bride United in May 20 1908 Ceremony
Mrs J Branum of Chelsa Oklahoma visits friends Ada Woods a Estancia New Mexico teacher vacationing with sister Mrs Ackerman Robb Deywalk starts a new foundation and updates home Chas I Horton Jr and Miss Emma Wallace wed at the bride's parents home Rev T H Clayton officiating Newlyweds to reside locally Dre and Mrs W A Williams return from Warrensburg after Degree of Honor grand lodge sessions doctor reelected Grand Medical Examiner.
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Mise Ada Woods
Estancia
New Mexico
al. Ackerman
Robb. Deywalk
Chas, I Horton Jr
Emma Wallace
Mar- Maire
A. M. Wallace
Rev
T. H. Clayton
Dre
W. A. Williama
Warrensburg
Grand Lodge
Amsterdam notes travel by local residents and visitors
John Francis embarks on an extended business trip through South Missouri. Mrs. J. B. Amyx returns from Lees Summit. Mrs. A. C. Wintermute visits in Kansas City last week. Mrs. Ben Monyard of Kansas City guests of Mr. and Mrs. McBurney last week. Mesdames J. C. Graham and H. J. Clark travel to Butler on Monday to visit home folks.
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John Francis
Missouri
Mra. J
Amyx
Lees Summits
A. C. Wintermute
Kansas City
Ben Monyard
Mra. McBurney
J.C. Graham
H. J Clark
Butler
Local Guests Visit Extended Family in Midwest
Mrs. H Hutchins stays with friends in Lelta Iowa while Rev 8 M. Hoods visits his son in Omaha. Mrs. Tygart Braden of Kansas City travels with grandchildren to stay with her son Elmer. Mrs. Sheffield, visiting sister M G H Jones, returns home to Gentry Arkansas.
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M. Hoods
Omaha
Mra
Tygart Braden
Kaneas City
Elmer
Mrs. Sheffield
M. G. H. Jones
Gentry
Ark
Index to a Live Town Opinion Fragment
A fragmentary remark compares a towns vitality to its newspaper quality. The speaker notes a lively, well printed paper with good ads signals a thriving town, while a skimpy sheet with cheap ads suggests decline. The passage emphasizes how a newspaper reflects local vigor.
Wet for a Day Bar Sold Drinks Claiming Beer Parody
E M Pennell opened a dry bar in the Pennell Hotel dispensing beverages said to contain less than 2 percent alcohol. Marshal Wyatela confirmed the drink lacks intoxicating effects and a warrant was served on Carl Card. Prosecutor Dawson said tank informations will be prepared for any future violations and officials warned that selling any beverage containing alcohol is prohibited.
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E. M. Pennell
Pennell Hotel
Ibis
Marshal Wyatela
Lave
Atationa
Carl Card
Dawson
Tre
Fire Limit Ordinance Enforcement Notice
City warns strict enforcement of the fire limit ordinance on the square. Wooden structures and illegally erected tables or booths face penalties. only permits under civil authority are allowed. violations bring heavy penalties.
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Counell
Financial Statement for Bates County by County Clerk Weeks
The Bates County financial statement for the year ending May lists receipts and disbursements. It praises County Clerk Weeks for his diligence and accuracy, noting the protested warrants outstanding May 1st and interest details, with the rest of the report to follow in the publication.
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Weeks
Bates County
Aix
Inter
Real Estate Transfers in Pleasant Gap and Adrian
Real estate transfers listed include Chas M Poe to Jennie Earhart for 16,000 dollars in Pleasant Gap. O Warford to Marvin W Roberts in Adrian for 200 dollars. B F Pontias to Joseph M Link for 40 acres in Pleasant Gap valued at 1,000 dollars. Ella Dillon to Chas Z Baker for 1/11 interest at 3608 acres in Pleasant Gap valued at 1,000 dollars.
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Chas M Poe
Jennie i Earhart
Pleasant Gap
O Warford
Marvin W Roberts
Warford
Adrian
F Pontias
Joseph M Link
Ella Dillon
Chas Z Baker
Brackney Union Sunday School Plans Children’s Day Program
Brackney Union Sunday School will observe Children’s Day on the first Sunday in June with a program to begin at 3 o’clock p m.
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Brackney Union
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