Local Befriends and Ills Reported in Rising Sun Area
Rising Sun residents note business trips to Carthage by Dave Lowe and son John while Mrs N Calvert Mrs Dave Lowe Emery Teeter and family visit W Teeter. Ed Calvert hosts wood sawers. Glenn Teeter sick with throat cold. Mrs George Binney travels to Carthage. Glenna Gresham ill with lung congestion. Mrs George Sweezy and Nettie Lowe with Mrs Emery Teeter visit Ed Calvert. Luther Wescott workers assist. John Lowe ill with appendicitis. improving after Wednesday. Visitors to Dave Lowe's home include George Sweezy Will Lowe and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lowe
John
Carthage
N. Calvert
Emery Teeter
W. Teeter
Ed Calvert
Glenn Teeter
George Binney
Glenna Gresham
George Sweezy
Miss Nettie
Luther Wescott
Dick Patterson
Charlie
Wescotts
John Lowe
Lave Lowe
Will Lowe
Local Visitors and Family Guests Reported in Sunday Gatherings
Mrs Swank and her young child Charlie Patterson along with George Wood Will Wood Clarence Simmons and Dick Patterson spent Sunday night at A W Teeter’s. Luther Wescott and family visited Clarence Simmons on Sunday. Frank King is visiting Hd Calvert’s after being called from California due to his brother Riley’s illness.
Local notes as neighbors visit and move about town
In Lebanon and nearby towns residents exchange visits and news. Dena Hamilton spent Saturday afternoon with Ocie Andrews while Mr. and Mrs. Dinwiddie hosted Saturday evening at C. B. Andrews. Aunt Norris called on C. B. Andrews’ Blue Star neighborhood. Anne Hamilton returned from town and is Vince Hamilton’s brother John Hamilton and family. Beulah Stansberry saw her grandma Stansberry of Mount Carmel last Thursday. Will Lyman helped butcher at Tom Wardlow’s Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Harry Norris called on Mrs. C. B. Andrews Thursday afternoon. John Hamilton and daughter Dena visited Mrs. Reed of Mount Carmel Friday. Helen and Elsie Heckman and brothers Frank and Raymond Andrews spent Tuesday evening at C. B. Andrews’. Rena Haile called on Mr. Heckman Wednesday. Irene and Esther Phillips spent Monday with Hughes and wife. Grandma Winter and her brother John Walters of Illinois left Monday for Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Davia spent Saturday with Fred Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Jasper visited their daughter Mrs. Hugh Phillips Sunday afternoon. Florence Keltner of California is visiting home folks with Frank Keltner and wife. Mr. Bowman and family visited near Golden City for several days last week. Dinwiddie family moving this week to the Lyman farm. John Hamilton called at Ben Bell’s in Malta Monday. Mrs. Thompson visited Monday with Mrs. John Hamilton.
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Dena Hamilton
Ocie Andrews
Dinwiddie
Andrews
Norris
Mr. Campbell
Blue Star
Anne Hamilton
Vince
John Hamilton
Beulah Stansberry
Grandma Stansberry
Mount Carmel
Will Lyman
Tom Wardlow
Harry Norris
Dena
Reed
Helen
Elsie Heckman
Frank
Raymond
C. 5
Rena Haile
Heckman
Irene
Esther [Phillips
Hughes
Grandma Winter
John Walters
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Davia
Fred Winter
Rice
Jasper
J Hugh Phillips
Frank Thacker
Ethel
Red Winter
Florence Keltner
California
Frank Keltner
Bowman
Golden City
Lyman Farm
Ben Bell
Malta
Mra
Thompson
Sedalia Lady Wins After Many Trials
Sedalia Missouri January 4 1917 Mrs A Rabourn wife of a street car motorman living at 1306 South Lamine street recalls months of illness and relief from Tanlac after trying many remedies She reports improved digestion headaches gone and appetite restored Also mentions Tanlac benefits for stomach liver and kidney troubles and general well being plus local notices and social items from Jasper and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
A. Rabourn
South Lamine Street
Tanlac
H. F. Pitts
M E Church Notes Encourage Active Members in 1917
In a year ending 1916 and turning to 1917, J W Moore urges church members to engage actively and take responsibility for their services. He invites the community, including those without a church home, to attend services. Frank King returns from San Francisco to visit his ill brother Riley King.
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
The advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for stiff joints and rheumatic pains. It claims rapid penetration without rubbing, soothing muscles, stimulating congested blood, and a single application driving out pain. Available at H. F. Pitts location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
H. F. Pitts
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Lebanon
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Mures
United States
Leading Livery Barn
Lamar
P. J. Hulen
Kansas City Horse
Patterson & Ward
Kansas City
Frank Hardenbrook
Picher
Ruth Wallace
Seneca
Lessie Pinnell
Alvin Wilson
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Charles Wilson
Houser
Jerome Woodmansee
Mary Alice Drake
Columbus
Kans
Glenn Cartwright
Red Lodge
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Blanche Kirkpatrick
Jean of Joplin
the News
Harry C. Miller
M. E. Church Notes
J. W. Moore
Lastor
Frank King
San Francisco
Riley King
Bayne
Burgner
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
A. E. McCullough
Wichita
T. H. Hammond
Postoffice
Robert Horton
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