Jackson looks over news and events on August week
Local items note county court regular session next Monday. Fruitland and Jackson residents attend chautauqua at Dexter and Marble Hill. City council meets next Monday night. Movers, grocers, and merchants advertise sails and new goods. Died Fritz Bruening. J W Limbaugh dies. community events include ice cream suppers, lawn party, temperance lectures, and a public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McNeely
Fruitland
Jackson
John P. Mabrey
Dexter
Dresa
Morgan Sisters
Mace Snider
Sam Lanpher
Whitewater
Klein
Col
T. W. Birmingham
Dexter Chatanquin
J. J. Lovett
Marble Hill
Justin
Bruening & Kerstner
Fred Clippard
Laflin
Cape County Milling Co
Gordonville
Fritz Bruening
Bruening
Hasslinger’s
Bruening & Kerstner J. G. Co
Schaefer
Allenville
Floy Davis
Bruening & Kerstner Db. G. Co
Marriage at Marble Hill and Cape incident at normal school
The article notes the July 31 marriage of Dr. D F E Sawyer to Ada Hesse in Marble Hill with plans to reside in Sikeston Missouri. It also reports a Friday night clash at the Cape normal school where watchman struck Prof. W S Dearmont, jaw broken, after orders barred entry after six. The piece criticizes to temper the response, urging reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordhfeimber
D.C. Halderman
Wash Jackson
Carl MéWeelyy Miller
Fruitlanu
Cape
J. O. Scheinmann
Neely
Bert Wilson
Roth Tobacco Factory
Jackson
Blaine
Keeley
Marble Hill
D. FE. Sawyer
Ada Hesse
Sawyer
R. M. Sawyer
Herman Hesse
Sikeston
Hrer- Ald
Normal School
WS. Dearmont
The
Normal
Mr. Dearmont
Prof. Dearmont
Stable expands as livery and sale operate amid concern
An enlarged stable offers more horses and rigs for hire, with riding and driving services promised. The notice describes the vendor’s readiness to feed, shelter, and supply rigs, urging inquiries at the usual depot-adjacent stand while a nearby disturbance is noted as prevented by calm cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lovett
Poe
Trickey’s Drug Store
Grant & Elbrecht’s
Depot
Mayfield College Offers Diverse Programs in Missouri
Will Mayfield College at Marbil Hill Missouri host a session for LOOD-6 onTuesday September 5. Courses include scientific, Latin, German, normal, commercial preparatory and law. Christian influence noted. Send for catalog. J Heendershy t, President. 3-24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mayfield College
Marbil Hill, Mo
J. Heendershyt
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Shsutts
Trickey's
A. R. Byrd
N. M. Davis
Mape Borrting
Ladies of
Bruenine & Kerstnerd, Gr. Co
J. J. Sheppard
S. A. Hall
Geo. M. Pedigo
West Jackson
James Browning
Benton
T. J
Wm. Browning
Jim
Katie Kohlman
St. Louis
W. C.T.U
Sallie Mabrey
Shaner
Henry Somerset
Ieee
Court House
Klein's
W. C. Hays
DeSoto
D. Hays
Bruening & Kerstner D. G. Co
F. E. Kies
Pocahontas
W. A. Trickey
Herald
Rolla Sharp
Bruening & Kerstner D, G. Co
Reena Shaner
Fritz Siemers
Theophilus Robb
W. W. Taylor
Houck
New Rock Depot
Gustamala Coffee
Louie Bowers
Dock Robinson
Daisy Wills
J. B. Miller
Frisco
Gladish
Springfield
Freida Helmkampf
Central Hotel
Wilferth Smith
Edna Smith
C.W. Latham
Swift
Wells
Lutesville
J. W. Limbaugh
F. J. Kies
Hugo Mueller
Robert Schweer
Ixcelsior Lodge
A. F. Williams
John Scherer
H. R. English
English
Einglish
W. O. Starnes
Masonic and Elk Lodges
Limbaugh
H. H. Piper
Messrs
Oliver P. Burkart
Kk. C. Tenscher
Francis Tiemann
Anita Helmkampf
Fred Tiemann
Helen Williams
Clara Bell Burt
Lucy Morgan
Phoebe Limbaugh
Martha Cramer
Jean Caldwell
Henrietta Mueller
Carrie Atkins
Louise Behrens
Imogenene Winyard
Frankie Lusk
Ralph Brown
Roy Taylor
Murry Jones
Shannon Morgan
Tom English
George Hyde
Joe Todd
Earl Williams
Robin Overmiller
Jackson Exchange Bank
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Latham
Masonic and
Elk Lodges
W. A. Miller
W. C. Cracraft
Howard, Velior
Alvin Boss
Awletun Welder
Cape Girardeau County Savings Bank
Claus Kerstner
JL. Winkle
Wostenderson
G. DO Statler
W. Cracrapt
W.jl Miller
E. Howard
Ebc
Come & Se
Hasslinger
Arie
the People’s National Bank
Jackson, MO
J. E. Blai
Gopiitiel Suveens
Lear
Tote
Biere
St. St. Louis
Dwight, Ill
A. Obermiller
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