Dewey Correspondence and Local Movements report
Mrs Loyd visits daughter Mrs Crum. Rev Heffner preaches at Salem and Carrytown. Howard Matthews of Schenectady returns home leaving wife and baby for Grandpa Matthews visit. Mr Alexander to move near Mr Wood, then Mr Markham to occupy his current house, Bayne to take Markham’s house. Ray Deering cared for after birth. Whitlock and Brock families visit. Wheat in Dewey stacked. Mrs Berry and Owens attend Chautauqua. Miss Mor ence Snider recovering. Hazel and Olive Daniels visit Miss Lorena Estey. Beulah Bedell of Muskogee visiting cousin Miss Busby and grandmother Mrs Bedell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Loyd
Mrs Crum
Salem
Rev. Heffner
Carrytown
Howard Matthews
Schenectady
N. Y
Grandpa Matthews
Mr. Alexander
C. D. Wood
Mr. Markham
Mr. Bayne
Perry Brock
Judge Brock
Turner
Dewey
Berry
Chautauqua
Owens
Tellus
Morence Snider
Hazel
Olive Daniels
Lorena Estey
Beulah Bedell
Muskogee, Okla
Miss Busby
Mrs. Bedell
Local Socials and a Serious Farm Accident Near Carthage
ZION Ross Fenner of near Carthage visited his uncle Edd Fenner on Sunday. Several residents, including Fred Johnston with Fay Mart ley in Barton county, and dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harve Earl, are noted. A serious accident Saturday night as a bolt broke in a single tree, causing a wreck that injured Mrs. Gohr severely and left Mr. Gohr and Mr. Lanham briefly unconscious. Mrs. Gohr remains in bed with multiple broken ribs. Numerous visits and small social gatherings are listed, including Mrs. Fenner’s asthma, Carthage trips, and a three week Carthage visit by Mrs. Probert accompanied by her sisters Clara and Neva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fenner
Near Carthage
Edd Fenner
Fred Johnston
Fay Martley
Barton County
Chas. Ballard
Harve Earl
Mr. Thomas
Lanham
Otto Gohr
Surrey
Lee Johnson
Carthage
Ben Smith
Gehr’s
Bryan Tiller
Curtis Ballard
Harold Schooler
Malan Earl
Edna Ballard
Taok
Chautauqua
Cap Tiller
Myra
Bessie
Chas
Ballard
Pearl Stricker
Ethel Adams
Clint Lemaster
Alf Campbell
George Sweezy
John Sunderland
Campbell's
Fenner
Sheets
Mrs. Fenner
Art Probert
Clara
Neva
Harry Radford
Fred Isenmann
Local notes from Dublin and area
Mr and Mrs Wright and daughter Ruth left Tuesday for Macon county to visit friends and relatives. Mr Grider and sons went toward Minden to work in the hay field. Mrs Sharp suffered a painful accident last Wednesday when the team bolted and she caught her hand on a rusty nail. J C Webber aided Hatfield in haying last Wednesday. Misses Massa and Minta Grider visited Carthage parents last Sunday. J C Webber and Alva Dyson haying this week, Horns visiting Carthage Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wright
Ruth
Macon County
Mrs. Webber
Mr. Grider and Sons
Minden
Sharp
Carrytown
J. C. Webber
Maiden Lane house moved west by deliveryman Mr Johnson
Mr. Johnson the deliveryman had his house on Maiden Lane relocated sixty yards further west. Geo Brenneman carried out the work. Little Herbert King of the Preston neighborhood is visiting his cousin Miss Helen Thomson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Maiden Lane
Geo. Brenneman
Herbert King
Preston
Helen Thomson
Social notes from Jasper and vicinity this week
Blue Miss Minnie Beaty of Jasper visits Jessie Kincaid this week. Fred and Dan Johnston visited Drue Sharp and Mrs Geo Fowler last week. John Keltner shipped two carloads of hogs to Kansas City. Annie Wardlow aided Jessie Kincaid. Mrs H Ruckel of Jasper visited her daughter Mrs John Keltner. A crowd gathered at W M Mevins’ home Thursday night for ice cream and cake. Steve Lucas and wife and Geo Sharp and wife visited J Frake’s. John Lucas and wife stayed with Sam King. Bell Boyd started work for Henry Cather. Gilbert Keltner and family spent Sunday with PL Clines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Beaty
Jasper
Jessie Kincaid
Fred
Dan Johnston
W. M. Mevins
Mirron Miller
Steve Lucas
Geo. Sharp
J. Frake’s
John Lucas
Sam King
Lebanon Oid Sol and Wheat Planting Update
Lebanon notes Oid Sol visiting plenty as wheat plowing proceeds though dry. Marion Henderson plans new home with a goosy building and cellar. Various locals visited, helped stack wheat and oats, and a heat wave reached 109 in shade last Sunday with cool nights afterward. Pres Cameron returned Monday from Sheldon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Henderson
J. BE. Carr
Mr. Gramiter
Lamar
John Carr
Geo. Vincent
Allen Miller
Walter H. Bradbury for county clerk appeal
A letter from Warriek M Bravavny endorses Walter H Bradbury for county clerk, citing temperance, farm duties, and a straightforward campaign. The writer apologizes for limited personal campaigning and urges voters to mark Bradbury only, removing other candidates' names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Bradbury
Warriek M
Those Pies Of Boyhood
An advertisement extols the pies of boyhood and laments modern digestion. It claims loss of appetite and vigor in youth, urging tonics from Webb Bros to restore stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels and renew health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyhood
Lee Tre Ditteraof
Webb Bros
Carthage Man to Campaign in Jasper Next Saturday
L. M. Murphy announces he will be in Jasper next Saturday to present campaign pitches for the probate judgeship. He has won several friends locally and is expected to draw attention at the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
L. M. Murphy
Carthage
E. —&. Tribbard
Jasper
Miss Mary Nolte Guest of Jamar Beam in City
Miss Mary Nolte of Jamar is the guestor Miss Alligatet Beam of this city. Omer Webb is attending to busi nesses at various points in Kansas. Take your cream to J,R Wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nolte
Jamar
Alligatet
Beam
City
Omer Webb
Kansas
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Vela
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