Neighborhood news items from a small town
A series of brief notes records local visits and travels. Ina Stricker visited her sister Mrs Herschel Radford. Mable Little and Fern Powell visit Carthage area. Herschel Radford and wife visited Brooks and Elsie Queen. Several others are listed as visiting relatives or traveling to towns like Jasper Liberal Lamar Webb City and Fort Collins. Local residents are noted for examinations, work, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Stricker
Herschel Radford
Mable Little
Carthage
Clouser
A. L. Thomas
Fern Powell
J. A. McGortin
Brooks
Elsie Queen
Schooler
Jasper
Bertha Yoers
Oscar Pallmer
Paarl Johnson
Walker Tubbard
Herbert Fallmer
Keeler
Dora
Karl
Aina Ballard
Will Vaught
Town
Disapothen
Jessie Johinston
Mary Drake
Misa Jonnie Schoyler
Hayuara
Orden
Oscar Vollmer
Mia Follimer
Harry Radford
Alice Billington
Anna Willis
England
Geneva Hubbard
Edna Ballard
Harold Schooler
Bryan Tiller
Rev
Medearis
Johnston
Brown
Harry Miller
Juplin
J. N. Sanford
Kansas City
Dewey Town notes mix church talk and local life
In Dewey town a blend of Sabbath effort and daily toil fills the column. Local names weave through church events, travels, births, illnesses, and farm work as residents report visitors, trades, and community gatherings on a bustling patchwork page.
Sunday notices from Lebanon church events and visits
Thrashing dominates Sunday school at Lebanon as Mrs Lyman visits her daughter Mrs Leola Miller. Flossie and Margery Tunnel visit Sadie Miller. Redmonds from Jasper visit Geo Redman and wife. Ed Russel and wife from Webb City visit daughter Mrs Fred Winter. Mrs Norris Crumm and baby visit her parents Charles Woodrow and wife. Mrs J E Carr from Jasper visits Mrs Redmond Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lyman
Leola Miller
Flossie
Margery Tunnel
Sadie Miller
Redmond
Jasper
Geo Redman
Ed. Russel
Webb City
Fred Winter
Norris Crumm
Baby
Charles Woodrow
Community notes on farm activity and visits in local district
Johnnie Hane rode a new baggy around. Will Wood hauled wheat to town Saturday. Francis Smith visited home folks Sunday. Pearl Bean of Pittsburg visiting the neighborhood. Frank Choe hauled hay to town Saturday. Minnie Cremer of Pittsburg visiting her parents Frank Woods and wife. Mr Adams bailing hay for Tom Wardlow. Pyle of Lockwood in neighborhood buying gaules Monday. Otis Owing helped Mr Winder put up hay Friday. Patterson and wife and J W Edwards family dined at Thomas Edwards Sunday. Many attended Brethren Church services. Don Ward spent Saturday night with Joe Edwards. Wim Patterson sold cattle Monday. Triplett spent day with Me Wards. Chas Bradshaw and D Ww. Triplett thrashed Tuesday. Abe Patterson and Mr Kelly Monday. Herman Winans visited Paul Edwards Sunday evening. Gay Webb’s little son ill Sunday. Fred Gresham and Riley Kine sold cattle to Ward & Moulton Monday. Esther Patterson to arrive home Tuesday from trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Simmons
Carthage
Goff
Caughorn
Simmons
Queen
Mayflower
Boily
L Near
Tom Flowers
Ethlind Sutton
Axie Phipps
Jasper
Lorena Estey
Clarence Simmons
Dewey
Brethren Chorch
Ralph Sutton
H.R. Shepp
Kansas City
Sarah
Helen Scott
Jobo Wright
Art Collins
Cole
Wilson
Riley McVay
Red Oak
Mr. Rush
Mr. Andrews
Theo. Lawson
Denver
Colo
Harry Millie
Dorothy
Eldorado Springs
Tucker
W. D. Irwin
Webb City
Eva Stokes
Harry Hillie
Neosho
Roberts
Dorothy Hillie
Nellie Laude
Wm. Huffman
Stras
Johnnie Hane
BnUay Will Wood
Francis Smith
Otis Owing
Winder
Patterson
J. W. Edwards
Thomas Edwards
Brethren Church
Don Ward
Joe Edwards
Wim Patterson
Riplett
Wiewards
Chas
Bradshaw
Triplett
Abe Patterson
Kelly
Herman Winans
Paul Edwards
Gay Webbs
Fred Gresham
Rile
Ward & Moulton
Esther Patterson
Local society notes from Carthage and nearby towns
Mrs. Delos Mcibbin hosts Carrie Keltner’s visit near Oakton while J R Hatcher and wife visit Carthage. Budd Bros hay for Chas Livingston. sixty tons sent to J W Keltner. Fay Hartley and wife welcome Jay Gleason and bride from Lawrence Kansas visiting former’s parents. They plan to settle in Boyne City after October 1. Several locals travel, visit relatives, and attend baptisms, with Cornell weather and corn needs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Keltner
Aaron de Joe Rand
Esrom
Frake
Cora
James Beeson
Frank Wardlow
Neck City
J. A. Dawson
Bhue Star
E. Garrett
Bethel
Ira Williams
James
A Beeson
Newton County
Chas, Livingston
I Carthage
Charley
George Lilly
Gulden City
Mike Workman
Harve Lucas
Maple Grove
Ben Lester
Local Farmers Patronize Hardware Store in Week’s Trade
The past week saw farmers and buyers like A. Keith Chas Bradshaw B S Martin Bold Bros WB Wright H A Vincent C L Livingston W W Hubbard MH O Earl Arch Rice and many others purchase a range of tools and goods from the store. Items included Emerson gangs sulkeys plows iron hardware knives boilers and window screens with several named buyers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Mills
Darcey
Kiniersin
Rock City
de Laval Separators
Miniute
Royal American Femen
St. Lewis and
Emerson Boys
Buster Brown
Sulhers
C. Wise
John Haines
Emerson
A. Keith
Chas. Bradshaw
B.S Martin
Bold Bros
WB. Wright
H. A Vincent
C. L. Livingston
W.W. Hubbard
MH. O. Earl
Arch Rice
W. T. BH. Smith
W. E. Patterson
G. M. Moyers
A. J. Patterson
Pred Scott
Mondas M
Sharp Merc Co Arce Ever at War
Hl Hl Hl. Sharp Merc Co advertises Arce Ever salve claiming to banish piles itching inflammation and swelling. It promotes quick relief and healing for boils ulcers pimples eruptions and bruises with a health-toned, period advertising voice. Available for 29 cents at EP Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Backlen
Steonn
Ul Barss
Pitts
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