Quiet Preston wedding unites J H Scott family
A quiet wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Scott in Preston Inut Woedo Wednesday evening when their youngest daughter Mica Julia became the bride of Mr Will McCune. The ceremony was performed by Ker J I Kirk of Jasper in the presence of immediate relatives and friends. Luncheon followed. The bride and groom are described as charming and estimable. Numerous locals send congratulations and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scott
Preston
Mica Julia
Will McCune
Ker. J
Goofe
Hypopeceonites and Bridgetti Promised as Cure for Consumption
A historic sales notice touts Edward A. Wilson's Hypopeceonites and Bridgetti as a sovereign remedy for consumption and related lung ailments. It claims thousands relieved, cites a testimonial from a consumptive captain, and urges immediate writing for full particulars to Rosa A. Ausett, sole agent, 60 Ann Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Wilson
Rosa
A. Ausett
Ann St
New York City
Zion W C T A ladies meet at Zion church
The Zion W C T A ladies met at Zion Church on Wednesday afternoon. A good program followed by ice cream and cake was served. Oren and Ollie Harvey visited Topeka Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Ruoyon called at Mr Covert's Sunday evening. Miss Aona Wampler visited friends in Carthage Saturday and Sunday. Several locals attended the Presbyterian Sunday School picnic near Carytown Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Zion W.C.T. A
Zion Church
Ollie
Oren
Eri Harvey
Toopele
Mrs. Ruoyon
SAREE NIGHT MOONLIGHT PICNIC AND VISITS ACROSS TOWN
A group of local girls and boys enjoyed a moonlit picnic with puppets one evening that week. Brells Covert left last Thursday for Illinois to visit relatives for several weeks. Horsoo Winkler of Carthage, visiting his uncle, and Mike Lecumans were noted. Mary Curtie sprained an ankle last Thursday and went home from Maple Grove work. Edith Burns and Corinne Ray spent Saturday night with Zelds Covert. Davie Sod and Pearl Huot, visiting Mr. Tunnell, returned to Dade county last Friday. W M Harvey went to Eldorado Springs last week. Mrs. Bert Keener hosted a Friday evening at her sister Bertha Yves’s home. A good time was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brells Covert
Illinois
Horsoo Winkler
Carthage Ia
Mike Lecumans
Mary Curtie
Hha
Rethre
Maple Grove
Edith Burns
Corinne Ray
Zelds Covert
Davie Sod Pearl Huot
Mr. Tunnell
Dade County
Eldorado Springs
Bert Keener
Bertha Yves
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Crow and Mrs Sterling attend the W C I U institute at Zion on Wednesday. Otto Roatch and family spent Sunday at Allen Keyto's. Mrs Kinkaid is on the sick list this week. Carter has red paint on all his barns. Frank Chatham and family of Dade county visit Mrs Markham Sheridan township as preparations begin for an early Sunday school convention. The rain crew loses reputation as a weather prophet. Archie Rice and brother visit in Jasper. Estey visit with Mr Johnson and daughter. Albert Bedell visit Mr and Mrs Tom Busby. Clarence King and family visit his brother-in-law on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pringle of Webb visit their mother Mrs Gaddis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Sterling
W.C. I. U. Institute
Zion
Otto Roatch
Allen Keyto’s
Kinkaid
Archie Rice
St Jasper
Estey
Johnson
Albert Bedell
Tom Busby
Clarence King
Mra. Pringle
Webb
Mra. Gaddis
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Semae City visits her cousin in the Star area with Mrs Bailey and Miss Carrie Coiner of Danforth, while Mr and Mrs J H Coiner host. Mrs Martha Harris returns home after a month among old friends in Watts City. Douglas and Houston visit Nashville friends. H H Wieck and Jacob Resh visit Frank Beaton in Ogar Daval. Wager recounts Dallas floods and says Texas fever is cured, glad to be back in Misgo.
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Semae
Tse Star Oy
Douglas
Houston
Nashville
Mmes
H. H. Wieck
Jacob Resh
Frank Beaton
Ogar Daval
Wayer
Dallas
Tex
Wager
Fort Worth
Diamond Sunday School Attendance and Local Trades
The report notes poor Sunday school attendance at Diamond. Earl Deciston traded a horse for four teams of mules. Miss Ida Croge, 49, reports improvement. Tandon Dayringer works at Lilly's coal bank on Gulick place. Earl Deciston baling hay on Big Four and considers moving to Minden to shoot a week. Arthur Hiner stays at London Dayringer's. Journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Earl Deciston
Ida Croge
Tandon Dayringer
Lilly
Gulick Place
Minden
Arthur Hiner
London Dayringer
Journey
Dublin Socials Highlight Local Visits and Music
Sunday visits included Wash and Frank Sharp calling on Allen Weyer Mrs Strawo and daughters Mr Gane and sons. Monday evening the Sharp brothers called on Mr and Mrs Webber. The Sharps provided instrumental music. Mr Strawa hauled lumber from Jasper to the Dublin schoolhouse for repairs. Wash Sharp assisted Harvey Law Bale Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Frank Sharp
Allen Weyer
Strawo
Miners in the Klondike a Yukon water and life tale
Leslie's Weekly describes Klondike mining life noting scarce summer water from melting snows, remote creeks near Dawson, and high freight. Miners earn four to six dollars a day with board, many cook in cabins, flapjacks and coffee dominate winter diets, and the camp splits into sourdoughs and cheechakes. Letters from home brighten cold camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Asys Leslie
Dawson
Cripple Creek
Creede
Tonopah
Klondike
States
Mayflowers on Cape Cod Harvests Profits for Locals
At Cape Cod near Buzzards Bay the arbutus blossoms draw crowds of men and women who hunt for the delicate May flowers. The gathering is a commercial enterprise supplying New York Boston and Philadelphia markets. Professional flower hunters stake blooms each spring and the harvest supports a local industry.
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Cape Cod
Cleveland
Buzzard's Bay
Providence
Big Cape
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
She Likes Good Things From West Franklin Woman
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King s New Life Pills for her family laxative medicine because they are good and do their work without fuss The painless purifiers are sold at Webb Bros drug store ic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Webb Bros. Drug Store
Joplin Business College Opens for Pall Term
Joplin Business College starts Tudre sday September 1 for the Pall Term. Prospective students should know the college offers a written contract for the Combined Course promising job placement or tuition refund. Notes may cover tuition and board chances. Sunday school picnic season continues with Jasper schools planning outings. Presbyterians meet at Carytown, Christians at Long Springs, Baptists at Carytown during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin Business College
Tudresday
Esro
Jasper
Carytown
Long Springs
Baptista
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