Community Notes Span a Busy Missouri Weekend
Mrs McReynolds Kimberlin arrived Sunday to visit Mrs Will Cline. Guests include Brother and Sister Keys and Ralph Berry family. Many relatives and friends visit, travel, and attend picnics and sales across Jasper, Carthage, Kenoma, and Lamar. Several journeys ending with meals, church events, and a farewell dinner in Kenney Miller’s grove.
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Ida Near
California
Homer King
Carthage
Clarence King
Jasper
Miller
Missouri
Bessie Flowers
Arlo Estey
Adrian
Esteys
R. V. Elliott
Chicago
Arthur Elliott
Kansas
Martin Stith
Owen
Ethel Rice
Steck
Texas
Helen Gaddis
Mrs. Griffin
Seth Gresham
Oklahoma
Charles Bradshaw
John Gaddis
Howard Gaddis
Harve Griffin
Lottie Rogers
Blanche Cline
Lester Carter
Kenney Miller’s Grove
Walter Carter
Local Social Notes From Forest Grove and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Harry Kimbro visited Mrs. Bud Boss on Monday. Jim Brown of Carthage traded for Tom Miller's farm north of Boston. Frank Cones visited Kenoma Monday. Charles Tabler lost a horse last week. Mrs. Carl Slate called at J. W. Rakestraw's. Beatrice and Christie Lucas near Jasper visited Monday night with Bessie. J. W. Rak went to Pittsburg with a load of melons Monday. Mrs. Virgil Marentin visited at J. W. Parr's Tuesday. Those visiting at George Fow-
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Roy Slate
W E. Spann
Charles Tabier
Carl Slate
Ona Brown
Della Brown
F. A. Martin
Frank Thacker
George Wilkerson
Bolivar
R. M. Woods
Rakestraw
Joyce
Homer Rakestraw
Shad Tabler
Charles Tabler
Will Doyle
Jasper
Marie Slate
George Fowler
Pete Carr
Golden City
Ruth Clements
C. R. Joyce
George Gardner
Bill Doyle
Pittsburgh
Frank Lee
Lamar
J. B. Crumpley
Clever
Theodore Wheeler
Missionary Society
A. B. Boyd
Carrol Joyce
Lee Clements
Estel Joyce
Ack Martin
Clarence Carrs
Scott Carr
Joe Ihms
Doris Brown
John Gastel
Virgil Martin
Cal Oldham
Harry Kimbro
Bud Boss
Jim Brown
Carthage
Tom Miller
Boston
Frank Cones
Kenoma
J. W. Rakestraw
Beatrice and
Christie Lucas
Bessie
Ter
J. W. Rak
Pittspee
Virgil Marentin
J. W. Parr
George Fow
Grandad’s Sanndits and Den City Streets Claim
A garbled note describes Lat Eoiks going to bald yen de aun and mentions Den where street lights may no longer be needed. Readable fragments point to a local urban oddity or shorthand urban tale without clear event details.
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Drake
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Rip van Winkle
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