Higginsville Happenings and Notables in Alma Visit
Miss Maud Hagood visits Alma while many locals and visitors are noted around Higginsville. Names include Charles King from Chicago, Heary Router in Colorado Springs, Clent Tyree of Lexington, and Senator Vandiver from BORLAND, with social events, a school closing near Chihuahua, and local announcements of deaths, weddings, and a Bryan speech at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville
Maud Hagood
Alma
Local News Highlights From Aullville Area
A railroad agent new to town is Mr. Maybee. Many residents, including Greer near Hoffman and Made Ann, had business in Higginav ille and Higginaville. Dave Sanders traveled to Kansas City on business while Stona Graham, Wm. Lewis, and Jas. Walker went to Dallas on Saturday. Rev. Price preached here last Sunday. John Douglass visited Lexington to see his son William. Thieman moved two loads of stock to the Kansas City market. Georgia Roberts of Mayview was elected to teach the winter school. Wesley Hidleston to host an ice cream supper. Dr Blakely and wife from Higginsville visited here. J T Evans of Sweet Springs looked for mules last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lightner
Kittia
Willie Belle
Misa Josve Handly
Aullville
Leon Lewis
Corder
Leon
W. C. Sebring
Christian Church
Kings of
Blane
James Prigmore
Mise Willis
Tacie
Flossie Lake
Iua
Lisle van Angien
Sophia Ridge
Maud Harwood
Lulu Ayres
Kate Marton
Edna Reinhardt
Higginsville
Price
John Douglass
Lexington
William
Thieman
Kansas City
Apron Check Ginghams and Other Fabrics at Low Prices
A period ad lists Apron Check Ginghams at 5c yard, Zephyr Ginghams at 84c yard, Puritan Madras Gingham, All Linen Scotch Damask, Fine Silk Ginghams 19c, Indigo Blue Twills 10c, Lonsdale Island Muslin 4c, and Peerless Carpet Warp, with mill prices and sale offers. Also promotes Uncle Sam Carpet Warp and Turkey Red Damask, with a Millinery Department note about new styles and no fancy prices.
Wellington and Vicinity Social and Personal Items
Otto Gramke shows progress in health Ernest Vogel remains ill W T Johnson visited Lexington A F Oberhelman in Kansas City Judge J A Lockhart spent Sunday in town Born April 20 to Mrs Sidener a son Josiah Mann repaints residence John Holman from Odessa area here Wednesday J B Mann of Leadville arrived Wednesday to stay several weeks Mrs Elia Gorton from Orrick visited for repairs on ferry boat Tov Reeves from Lexington delivered sermons at M E Church last Sunday Comments note irregular pulpit visits with remark there are three Sundays per month without occupancy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnson
Lexington
A. F. Oberhelman
Kansas City
J. A. Lockhart
William Sidener
Josiah Mann
South Walnut Street
John Holman
Odessa
Elia Gorton
Orrick
Tov. Reeves
M. E
Weather and crop outlook for Missouri region in April
Columbia Missouri April 22 reports mild warmth in the week but frosts occurred on several days with no reported damage. Drought conditions persist with extremely light rainfall in central and northern counties. Planting of corn and cotton progresses. wheat needs rain. pastures and grasses suffer. gardens vary by region. Fruit crops show mixed prospects with peaches and plums blooming. Osage county grapes winter-killed. strawberries likely light due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dunklin
Pemiscot
Osage County
DeMolay Commandery Opens Meeting in Louisville April 28 1902
A council of companions of the Alustrious order of the Red Cross will be opened promptly at seven o clock p m Monday evening April 28 1902, conferring the order on three postumata Oscan AnpreEEn E C H W Wilsor Recorder. Freach onion seeds in bulk at Chas W Loomis drug store just received. Mrs Thos Hollerot went to Sedalia Friday morning to spend a week with relatives. Lexington lodge No 140 A F and A M will hold an on call meeting Tuesday evening at 730 p m Work in the first and second degrees R F Norroux W M.
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Sm Kyicurs
Alustrious Order of the Red Cross
Postumata
Oscan Anpreeen
E. C. H. W. Wilsor
Chas. W. Loomis’ Drug Store
Td&wtt
Lexington Lodge No. 140
R. F. Norroux
W. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Charles King of
Chicago
Heary Router
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Clent Tyree
L. Wilson
Tom Bear
Ray Ashworth
Odessa Montag
Carter Sharp
Chihuahua
Lewington
Charles Morris
Odeses
Joseph Lightner
John 8. Blackwell
Lee Swindse
Trinidad
David Pflegar
Sabert Downing
Marshall
Senator Vandiver
Borland
Dora Meyer
Concordia
Hall Cook
Kansans
George Robring
Happy Hour Club
Margaret and
Frances Thyler
Blackburn
A. L. Kleine
Mexico
Misa Rose Blewett
Oliver Payne
Willetta
Corinne Schooling
Dallas
Texas
Charles Heidbrink
Oklahoma
The
Troy Laundry
Norman Meinsen
M. ©Eingeo
Nettie Sod Fannie Burganey
Pallman, Wash
Sam Vermillion
W. J. Bryan
Opera House
Kate Chamblin
Widdowfield
Wyoming
Chris Gran
Ads McDaniel
Prof
Hendrix
Ben
Vandalia
Stewart Steel
Lila Steel
Bia Slater
Louis H. Lake
Eleanor Warren
Santa Barbara
California
James
John Werren
Miss Lavinia
St. Paul
Minnesota
Peer
Jess
Aull & Sobulta
Ed. Barnett
Kane City
Mr. Maybee
Greer
Hoffman
Made Ann
Higginaville
Dave Sanders
Stona Graham, Wm. Lewis and
Jas
Walker
Salvation Army
Georgia Roberts
Mayview
Wesley Hidleston
Dr. Blakely
J. T. Evans
Sweet Springs
Abe Snoney Uayers
Stalling
Puritan
Madras
Wee QC
Lonsdale Company
Peete Er Oos
Uncle Sam
Peerless
Wur Price
India
Turkey
ELSA
Gec
T. M. Lake & Sons
Higginsville, Mo
Michigan
New Orleans
Arm & Hammer
Prom
Taragouk
Botan
Arbuckles
Wellington and Vicinity
Lealma
Otto Gramke
Ernest Vogel
Boro
J. W. Mann
John M. Lineback
A. J. Kirchoffer
J. B. Mann
Leadville
Col
Wellington
Missouriacific
Nile Bonrde
St. Louis
DeMolay Commandery No
Knights Templar
Winkler
Aur
Winkler Furniture Co
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