Local Social Notes From Duval and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs C H Gearhart of Duval visited Ed Daisey on Sunday. Robert Kincaid and Ed Ward low traveled to Asbury on business. Mrs Geo Sharp has her house being painted by Will Phipps of Jasper. Mitt Armstrong moved from Gravette Ark and rented a house from S R Mitchell. Mrs Richardson and son Harold returned home to Asbury after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W M Kincaid. Marion Rand boards at F A Miller’s. Ed Daisey bought a fine cow Monday. Mr and Mrs A Beeson stayed with daughter Mrs Frank Wardlow near Neck City. Mrs Sam King visited Grandma Frakes Saturday. F A Miller notes sorghum milk production at his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Gearhart
Duval
Ed Daisey
Robert Kincaid
Ed Wardlow
Asbury
Geo. Sharp
Will Phipps
Jasper
Mitt Armstrong
Gravette
Ark
S. R. Mitchell
Richardson
Harold
Abrams Family Reunion in Carthage Visit
Mr and Mrs Wm Abrams long residents of Jasper now living Pecos Valley California arrived Sunday to visit Mrs Joe Deardorff sister to the California man and sister to Mrs Elmer Trowbridge and Mrs Sarah Abrams all from Carthage The reunion with Mrs Deardorff marked their first in years and gave genuine pleasure to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Abrams
Jasper
Pecos Valley Calif
Abrams
Joe Deardorff
Carthage
Elmer Trowbridge
Sarah Abrams
Deardorffs
California
Trowbridge
Local Correspondence Highlights Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs John Thompson of Jasper visited Matthews in Jasper on Sunday. O D Wood and family spent Sunday visiting in Carthage. Mrs Gaddis was in Webb City Sunday. Miss Mahan gave a Salem church recital Monday night. A large temperance rally at the Carthage Christian church drew crowds with Mrs Armour of Georgia Rev Lynn of Kansas and local workers. Mrs Armour left the Carthage pulpit for Webb City to address M N South conference. Mrs Hurst and her son returned to Indiana after visiting her relatives. Two threshing machines in Deweytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Wood
Carthage
Mrs. Gaddis
Webb City
Hatfield Farm Sale and Rural Moves Near Jasper
Dublin U S Hatfield has rented his farm to H E Haymond of Granby mo. He plans a public sale between now and January first and intends to move to Jasper to pursue real estate business. Mrs Hatfield and family traveled to Turon Kansas to care for Mrs Ross Baird who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Hatfield
H. E. Haymond
Granby iMo
Hatfield
Jasper
Mmes. Hatfield
Rose
Guffey
Turon
Kans
LYNNDLAND Community Notes Include Family Deaths and Visits
The Loewe threshing machine finished work here after a two day halt due to Mrs Lowe s brother in law s death in Webb City. Marsh Deardorfian attended the golden wedding anniversary of the former s parents at Jasper Friday. Miss Florence Milton and Hazel Wood visited Pearl and Ruby Wescott over the weekend. Mrs Hughes and daughter Dollie were called to Pittsburg by a grandchild s death. Mrs Oscar Cather of Fowler Kans has been visiting locally for a week. Joe Bird wife J Bird and F Wescott visited Chas Wescott s Sunday. See Schooler for paints foils and glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Webb City
Marsh Deardorfian
Jasper
Florence Milton
Hazel Wood
Miss Pearl
Ruby Wescot
Oscar Cather
Fowler, Kans
Joe Bird
J. Bird
F. Wesscott
Chas. Wescott's
Lebanon Threshing and Local News Notes
Mr and Mrs O Bastion of Streator Illinois visit J E Carr to harvest broom corn on his farm. Mrs Charley Alumbaugh was bitten by a car dog leaving a large flesh wound on her arm. Dr Schooler treated her and she recovers while the dog remains at large. C F Rex sold his race mare Pebbles Lady and handed over the halter. W M Selsor has relatives from north Missouri visiting farms with plans to relocate. Wheat sowing will end this week as ground remains in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Rex
W. M. Selsor
Missouri
Lockwood Paper Sold to Rev. Morris in Greenfield Change
The Lockwood Missourian was sold last week by A. J. Young to Rev. M. O. Morris, who has preached at Greenfield for a year. Miss Bernice Conner has managed the paper for two years, and Morris must improve the publication from prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood Missourian
A. J. Young
M. O. Morris
Greenfield
Bernice Conner
Free Remedy For Weak Bowels
Public notice-style ad promoting Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative. Claims 24 hour bowel movements, free sample by mail to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, Monticello Illinois, price points fifty cents and one dollar, with testimonials from Oscar Fiecener and J. F. Daniel. Warns against harsh cathartics and promises long term bowel health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
R. Coldwell
Iit
Ty Wen
Rample
Mia
Oscar Fiecener
Unionville
Ind
J. F. Daniel
Saron
Tex
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello
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Wiley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Schooler Grain
W. H. Knott
M. D
North Main &T
W. H. Woods
Dugan & Kaufman
Geo. Brenneman, Jasper
Jasper Lodge
Bor
J. W. Crandall
N. G
A.M
F.M. Chandler
Pitts
Bec
T. Whitesell
T. H. Hammond
W. L. Rice
John Thompson
Matthews
Miss Mahan
Salem Church
Dublin
Mr. Grider
Harley
Minden
Rice Woodrow
Will Lane
Bertie Hatfield
J.C. Webber
Dennis Grider
Wright Stack Cowpeas
J. C. Webber
Mr. Hatfield
Ab Hyder
Laura Butler
Mrs. Webber
Lynnland
D. W. Teeter
Lebanon
Lockwood Paper
Draughon
St. Louis St
A. J. Bates
Mgr
Business College
Springfield, MO
Kansas City
St. Louis
Fort Scott
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