Derby Welcomes Hon Hardin Exley at Washingtonlecture
Hon Hardin Exley received a venthurastic welcome when he spoke at the Opera House last Saturday on George Washington. A program opened with piano and vocal solos and a patriotic song medley performed by Derby school pupils. The talk was earnest and instructive, entertaining as well as informative, leaving attendees impressed by Exley's reading and scholarship.
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Hardin Exley
George Washington
Opvera House
Exley
Ganda
Derby
Salioul
Washington
Rome
Uanuch
Fred Riggle
Derby School
Russell and Surrounding Community Notes
Russell residents welcome relatives and friends while preparing for moves and travels. The Duckworths plan to farm north of Russell after a six month stay in Los Angeles. Dr Whitten of Des Moines visits due to his father’s illness. May Youstey returns from Chicago to Aberdeen for a department store stint. Other items record travels, social visits, a forthcoming marriage, and a Woodman Hall meeting on February 29 1908 with speakers Paul B. Naylor and Win Freeman.
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Lou Duckworth
Los Angeles
California
Russell Sawurasy
Russell
Iowa
Whitten
Des Moines
Frank Harris
Avery
John Kenton
Steele City
Nebraska
Montana
McElveen
Chariton
Murrow
Corydon
Farmers’ Bank
O A. Pace
Indianola
Oregon City
Pace
C. C. Calbreath
Jenkins
Eva Bower
Everett Hellyer
Mesdames Wiltsey
McKinley
Winsel
Hustov
Shields
Woodman Hall
Paul B. Naylor
Win
Freeman
Midland
Michigan
Ed Sargeant
Frank Haywood
Kit Cleaver
Albia
Martin
Harry Keller
Criswell
Hugh Adcock
George J.ewald
Pratt
Kansas
Notable Local Happenings and Family News
Henry Karns is very ill with paralysis at his home one mile east of town. William Klages and wife welcome a baby girl. A Madrid resident Elmer Kinneey visited ill parents. Dr Albert Victor and wife of Winona Washington welcomed a baby girl. Willis Almack received a life sentence in Omaha for murder. sisters and father attended. Several families moved machinery and houses. numerous sickness visits and social calls noted. A severe 24 hour blizzard disrupted travel and mail delivery reduced to three days.
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Henry Karns
William Klages
Elmer Kinneey
Madrid
Albert Victor
Winona
Washington
Ward
Willis Almack
Omaha
H. W.almack
John Feight
Grover
Milo
Laura Mason
Caloma
Jake Feight
Minnie Gibbs
J. W. Patterson
Lacona
J. A. Graves
John White
Logan
Corda Graves
Nora Smith
Myrtle Kestler
Ted Bonebrake
Dave Breckenridge
Blanche Loynachan
Albert Sargent
John Dalbolt
Messrs Sargent
Trimble
Frances Seuferer
Dinwiddie
Graves School
Della Worley
Brewer
McDonnell
Porter
Hickory Hill School
Joe Herron
South Dakota
John Dahbolt
Dan Freeman
Roy Carpenter
Andy Herron
Fred Smith
Em John
Boston Miller
Mr. Cowan
Chariton
Joe Vanderbur
John Wilson
Brice
Dallas
Cowan
Stanley School
First National Bank of Chariton
Renfro
Oakley
Jones
Bevan
Dr. Thomas
Ed Stout
Ross Gardner
Galesburg
Harlan Riggs
Ankeny
Ames
Ruth Spiker
Ottumwa
George Hadden
Mia
Etta Poush
Nate Mullins
Bolton
Presbyterian Church
Ed Bearden
Bearden
Ellsworth Wilson
Frank Davis
Frank Gardner
Willoughby Sale
Alfred
U. B
Millen
Union Chappel
Rev. Miller
Minnie Worley
Elsie Hulbert
Vera Mason
Ollie Wilson
I. L. Graves
C. O. Bennick
Fred Stover
Abe Corum
True Smith
H. E. Vanscoy
Clarence
Missouri
J.D. Knotts
Mexico
Bessie Brown
Mrs. Billings
Faye Burke
Hiteman
Lucy Thomas
Victor Ratliff
East Cleveland
Big Hill
John Johns
Stope
Will John
Seattle
Chaney
John Lockart
R. H. Edwards
J. W. van Benthusen
A. A. Foster
Sargeant
Belinda School
Olden
Local Social Notes From Oakley and Surrounding Areas
Oakley residents share visits and short trips with relatives in Chariton Lacona Norwood and Wayne County. Ed Storie of Chariton visited on business while the Hulberts of Newbern spent time with John Bevan and Jap Vickroy. Mrs Foxal Oakley Mrs Larkin and others travel to see ill relatives and attend a funeral. Rev Sloan left for Indiana with his wife and four daughters.
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Jas. Foxal
Richard
Ed Storie
Chariton
Oakley
H. D. Enyart
Ottumwa
Laura Dackler
Marshall Hulbert
Newbern
John Bevan
Jap. Vickroy
Lacona
Find
Wayne County
Vessie Sams
Mattie Mauk
Stella Gillaspey
Mayme Krutsinger
Mary Robertson
Chas. Friby
Mr. Pleasant
Howard
Salem
Eli Larkin
North
Liz Baker
May
Jessie Smith
Gay Burgett
Nina Clark
John Nussbaum
Sloan
Indiana
Sargent Doomed by Illness and Nearby Family Suffering
Cedar Grove reports Esquire Sargent near death after a long illness. Albert Foster and wife visit as pneumonia grips the sick man. Dr Buzzard moves lumber to rebuild a fire loss home near Olmitz. Russell families Howard and Haywood with Randall kin keep vigil during illness and pneumonia.
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Radeard
I. S. Buzzard
Russell
Olmitz
Mr. Howards
Albert Foster
Esquire Sargent
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