Small Town Roundup of Visits and Picnics
Miss Bessie Flowers spent a few days visiting in Arkansas with her uncle Homer King and family. Arlo Estey and family of Adrian plan moving to Colorado for Mrs Estey health and for Robert Estey hay fever relief. William Estey of Adrian visited relatives here. Mrs May Elliott of California visits Mrs D Matthews. Carrel Vance won the prettiest baby prize at Moss Springs old folks picnic. Sammy McReynolds leaves for Lexington military school. Elmer and Eisie Foster visit Gladys Rusk. Nathan Rice Jim Bull Vance Bull and Hi Rusk families attend Moss Springs picnic. Misses Gladys Rusk Aretha Flowers Eugene Rice Sammy McReynolds Clarence Felske attend wienie roast at Jasper Friday. Roy Watkins and wife and Mrs Felske attend funeral of Mr Watkins father in Webb City. Welcome rain Sunday disrupts Salem services. Rev Clenden ing travels from Jasper. Mrs Jim Bull on sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Flowers
Arkansas
Homer King
Arlo Estey
Adrian
Colorado
Estey
Robert Estey
William Estey
May Elliott
California
D. Matthews
Carrel Vance
Vance Bull
Moss Springs
Sammy McReynolds
Lexington
Elmer
Eisie Foster
Gladys Rusk
Nathan Rice
Jim Bull
Hi Rusk
Aretha Flowers
Eugene Rice
Clarence Felske
Jasper
Roy Watkins
Felske
Webb City
Mr. Watkins
Salem
Clendening
Local agricultural notes and family updates
The neighborhood finished threshing last week with wheat yields from 12 to 17 bushels per acre. Serafini, Obergfelt, and Ingles filled silos. Mrs. J A Boyd had her house shingled. The Berrithills and Denniston family members visited Silas Denniston. Hane family prepared for a trip to town to visit John Brown and wife. Charles Nott filled his file, and Theo Mitchell is in Lamar court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serafini
Obergfelt
Ingles
J. A. Boyd
Berrihill
Grace
Ethel
Rosie Berrthill
Silas Denniston’s
John Hane
Nellie
Rachel
Johnny Hane
Ivan Blaze
John Brown
Charles Nott
Theo Mitchell
Lamar
BLUE AND BETHEL Mary Carns
Mrs Budd spent last week with Mrs George Budd who is quite sick. Mr and Mrs Quillin spent Friday afternoon at Bert Quillin s. Mrs Cather and Mrs Fred Pugh called at Mrs George Budd s one day last week. She is quite sick. Mrs Wingert helped Mrs Hugh Kincaid cook for threshers last week. Mrs Bert Quillin called on Mrs George Budd Saturday. Frank Baston and family spent Sunday evening at Fred Pugh s. Josie Wagner spent last week with her grandmother Mrs Wagner of Jasper. Miss Ola Worley spent Saturday with Mrs Clyde Wagner. Frank Carns and wife visited at John Carns Sunday. Mrs Arthur Pugh spent one day last week with her mother in Jasper. Mrs Caris called at Houston Cline s Sunday evening. Mrs Sue Mitghell is spending a week at Mr Cline s helping care for Mrs Cline who is quite sick. John Arner and wife and Cham ber Arr and wie spent Wednesday Ont "hert B brows ant "one of at Ma. homa City spent M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Jasper
Ola Worley
Clyde Wagner
Frank Carns
John Carns
Arthur Pugh
Caris
Houston Cline
Sue Mitghell
Chambere
Ma.homa City
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Brous returned home with them Tuesday. Ola Worley spent Sunday evening with Connie Lilly. Alice Ethel and Blanche Pugh visited Frank Basten and family Sunday afternoon. Fred Pugh and Frank Pugh were seen Sunday morning. George Castleberry called at Fred Pugh's. Mr. Kincaid threshed last week. Roscoe Lilly and family visited George Lilly Sunday afternoon. Chas Leafe and family of Neck Cite mentioned Mrs. J. T. Teter of Alba Miss Myrtle Teter of the Beathent Missouri Teachers College Springfield visited Mrs. Clyde Wagner Saturday evening. Wesley Cline moved to Pittsburgh last week. Miss Alma Taylor spent the weekend at home. several ladies visited and socialized Sunday. Violet Henderson spent last week with a friend Wise Clyde Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brous
Ola Worley
Connie Lilly
Alice
Ethel
Blanche Pugh
Frank Basten
Fred Pugh
Frank Tpaston Pugh
George Castleberry
Kincaid
Roscoe Lilly
George Lilly
S. Chas. Leafe
Neck
J. T. Teter
Alba
Myrtle Teter
Beathent
Missouri
Col
Lege Springfield
Clyde Wagner
Wesley Cline
Pittsburg
Alma Taylor
Lee Mitchell
George Quillen
Arthur Mevins
Hugh Kincaid
Tom Wardlow
Violet Henderson
Wise
Insure grain in shock stock or bin E L Crawford
Grain protection guidance from E L Crawford advising insured storage in shock, stack or bin. He stresses securing grain against weather and pests through proper shelter and coverage to prevent loss. The note emphasizes timely measures for farmers storing harvested grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teeter Bros
Dan Johnson
Ruth McIntire
Florence Stratton
Barton County
H. H. Schooler
Fred Johnston
Don Johnston
G. A. Duncan
Walter Duncan
Frederick, Okla
Frank Isenmann
Arthur Probert’s
Rising Sun
Wiseman
Thomas
Strawn
O. G. Shell
Carthage
Leonard Leela
John Schooler
Robert Wolfe
Leland Earl
Lester Earl
Jim Banta
Golden City
Grady Campbell
BE. E. Hubbard
Kenyon
Geniza Sunderland
Charley Johnston
Lester McConnell
Grandma Schooler
Harold Schooler
Christine
Charles Thomas
W.C. Mackey
John Carter
Winston
J. W. Brown & Son
Blue and Bethel Mary Carns
van Brunt
John Deere
Jasper Hardware Co
Standard Machine Mfg. Co
D. Morgan
Mer
Farmers & Merchants Bank
N. H. Patterson
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