Lynoland box supper raises 619.85 at community event
Correspondence from Lynland notes a Friday box supper drawing a modest crowd. Twenty three boxes sold brought in 619.85 for the school. The program featured songs, recitations, dialogues, and instrumental solos by local children and guests followed by social visits at dinner hosted by several families.
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Lynoland
Beulah Wood
Lucile Teter
Jobo
Dd Domentio
Reec
Dens Harvey
Lucile Cote
Terry Wescott
Grace Teter
Gertrude Spaid
Gertrude
Deweytown Notes and Local Social Glimpses
In Deweytown and nearby areas residents share updates on visitors from California Mrs Orlena Elliott Owers and husband returning to California Thursday. Local social items include sickness in the Thad Stitchie family, a 19 year old drunkard and pool player seeking work, church events by Salem W COTU on April 20, and visits between families such as Mr and Mrs Kyte and Rosteb. A note mentions Mrs Gaddis returning from Webb City and Miss Norval Watson’s return to Mr Matthews after a brief linole episode.
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Orlena Elliott Owers
California
Deweytown
Baturin
Thursdey
Owens
Gaddis
Cacytown
Dewey
Webb City
Arlo Estey
Carthage
Everett Miller
Salem W
Salem W. C0. T.U
Thoreday
Zion
Juliette
Maple Grove
Thad Stitchie
Norval Watson
Ths
Markham
Mmes. Woods
Alexander
Smith
Grillo
Bayne
Arkansas
Zion The W C T U Silver Medal Centering
The W C T U silver medal cent es which was to have been given at Let Ano o cleared March 7 but was postponed on account of the rain, will be _?_ Saturday evening, March 1, 1908.
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T. U
Letanoo
Orman Schooler to Take Railway Postal Clerk Exam
Jasper residents report Orman Schooler will attend the examination for railway postal clerk this Saturday. A social gathering at Mr Til Friday evening featured refreshments including bavanae cream soda and other drinks. Mrs E D Leavell visited her sister Mrs Wampler and plans to move to Kenes. Artie Radford bought a fine driving horse. Mr Stevens was bruised when a colt kicked him. Dr Schooler treated the wound. Irwin Corn left for Colorado after visiting Mr and Mrs Boyd. Dora Boros of Jasper visited Stella Covert. Granville Coats visited his mother Mrs Radford near Lakeside. Hazel Frick and Grace Rice visited Zelda Covert. Boyd and Cora visited Mr Johnston to Barton county Sunday.
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Orman Schooler
Jasper
E. D. Leavell
Wampler
Keneas
Irwin Corn
Colorado
D. Boyd
Dora Boros
Stella Covert
Granville Coats
Near Lakeside
Radford
Hazel Frick
Grace Rice
Zelda Covert
Blue Mr. Rhodes the music man of Lamar wan in big section Wednesday
Paris Taylor has moved into the property vacated by Hugh Kincaid. Dora Taylor has returned from a visit with her sister in Dade county. Mr. and Mrs. Morrell visited their daughter Gertie Sunday. Wm. Wardlow purchased a new organ. The Paisleys called fat Johstons' Sunday evening. Rev. McQuillin preached a splendid sermon Sunday night at Blue. We are glad to report Rentie Cotton able to sit up and hope for speedy recovery. Mrs. Effie Cline is a little ahead in the chicken line. Sayashe bag 130, Miss Callie Hatcher visited home folk Sunday.
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Mr. Rhodes
Lamarwan
Big Section
Paris Taylor
Hugh Kincaid
Dora Taylor
Dade County
Effie Cline
Sayashe
Misa Callie Hatcher
Reunion at Wm Eaderly’s tied to Farmers Union
A G of guests gathered at Wm Eaderly’s on Sunday including W C Kyle and family J E Hull and wife Gie BE Henney of Ute Iown and Mrs Lemb of Nashville. Dick Hern and Mr Thacker with families shared dinner. Meredith Hendrick and sisters visited John Carns family. Mrs Dock Lamb and Mrs Wm Kaderly’s mother and two girls are visiting this week. Miss Vena Kyle with Misses Strawe. Walter Duncan of Jasper moved to the old Ike Patterson place now owned by Mr Moore. F M Kelley and daughter Pearl visited. Frack Thacker called seven miles north of Golden City. Ernest Crawford of Jasper came to Kyle’s Monday and fished with the Kyle boys.
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Wm. Eaderly
W. C. Kyle
J. E. Hull
Gie, Be, Henney
Ute
Iown
Mre. Lemb
Nashville
Dick Hern
Mr. Thacker
Mrs. Moore
Meredith Hendrick
John Carns
Dock Lamb
Kaderly
Miss Vena Kyle
Misses Strawe
Walter Duncan
Japer
Ike Patterson
Mr. Moore
F. M. Kelley
Miss Pearl
Blue Star Geo Henney leaves for Ute Iowa home
Geo E Henney who bought the Eaderly farm last week left Monday for his home at Ute Iowa. He plans to return next spring to establish residence there. Mrs Douglas and Mrs Tafper visit Irwin with Mrs Bartetti, daughter of Mrs Douglas. A party was held at Jake Resh’s Friday evening. A testimonial from Mrs J P White Rushboro Pa praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, with Webb Bros selling it in 50c and 1.00 bottles, trial bottles free.
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Geo. E. Henney
Eaderly
Ute
Mmes, Douglas and
Tafper
Irwin
Mra. Bartetti
Mra. Douglas
Jake Resh
Not Full Yet Dinner Conversation At A Quiet Gathering
A hostess faced a late dinner with a guest asking for entertainment. She played piano with precise technique, paused for a bridge interval, and broke the grim silence by offering a renata before dinner to an elderly gentleman who replied with vague pleasure.
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Renata
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