Route Number One Local Social Notes and Visits
July 28. Andy Newton and wife visited his daughter Sam Spence. Charley Johnson from Oklahoma visits relatives. Mrs. Lee Pope and children visited Mr. Spence's. Alva Frye spent Saturday with grandma W. F. Stone and attended singing. John Frye and Mr. Parris traded. Frye bought a fine sow. Byron Shanes and wife took Maude McIntosh home for the weekend. Dinah attended all day Baptist singing at Mansfield. Pansy wished to go. Mrs. John Frye and others visited Joe Dennis' Wednesday. Mrs. James Frye and children visited in the afternoon. Burl Stone and wife Belle, Mabel Coday, and Otto Brentlinger went to Brown's Cave picnic and stayed through Sunday. George Frye returned from Iowa. may stay four weeks. Fred Frye, on Burlington Railroad at Palmer Nebraska, visiting home briefly before fall return.Inquiry about yard moving by Mr. Miller. Tom Holland and family spent Sunday at Joe Emberton's. Emberton hosted a fine dinner and homemade ice cream for a jolly gathering.
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John Frye
Mr. Parris
Frye
Parris
Byron Shanes
Maude Mccintosh
Dinah
Baptist Church
Maansfield
Pansy
Ollie
May
Little Ruth
Joe Dennis
James Frye
Burl Stone
Belle Stone
Mabel Coday
Otto Brentlinger
Brown's Cave
George Frye
Iowa
George
Fred Frye
Burlington Railroad
Palmer
Neb
Tent Meetings Begin in September at Local Church
The Christian church will begin a tent meeting the first Sunday in September with Rev. D. B. Warren of Pomona assisting pastor Rev. W. H. Anderson.
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The
Christian Church
D. B. Warren
Pomona
W.H. Anderson
Thorn Remains and Trying the Spirits at ME Church
At the M E Church next Sunday the morning service will present the subject The Thorn Remains and the evening service will present Trying the Spirits. The notice invites parishioners to attend both times.
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M.E
Stony Point Points and Local Gatherings
July 28, 114. Katie, Ce lesta, Ashley venue Sundays. Dora Moody ill. Myrtle Young visited home folks Friday. Sarah Findley visiting Deanc Intosh Friday. Dinah and Wonder whereabouts unknown last week. Marve Coday and wife at Wm. Johnson's Sunday preaching Ashley fourth weekend. Allie Shanes and Claribel Frye dined with Mabel Anderson Sunday. Jim Findley guest at Will Moody's Saturday night. Miss Cora Findley dinner guest at Dave Bennett's. visiting Winl Johnson. Neighbors talk of going to Oklahoma. May, Sarah Findley, Opal Frye visited Dea McIntosh Sunday afternoon. Red Wing, initials L. Y. hoped. Pete Brazeal lost Thursday night found on C. N. Findley's gatepost talking to Cora. Homer Flemings lost returning from singing Sunday night. Jason Findley and Reed Johnson escorted him home.
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Ashley
Dora Moody
Myrtle Young
Sarah Findley
DeancIntosh
Dinah
Wonder
Marve Coday
Wm. Johnson
Allie Shanes
Claribel Frye
Mabel Anderson
May
Opal Frye
Dea McIntosh
Red Wing
L. Y
Pete Brazeal
C. N. Findley
Cora
Homer Flemings
Jason Findley
Reed Johnson
Campaigning for Christ revival plan announced by church
Christian Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by the pastor W H Anderson on the theme Campaigning for Christ. Preparations for revival services begin the first Sunday in September at 7 45 p m with the topic Are Christians today promised healing power. All members urged to attend. others welcome.
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W. H. Anderson
Squires Man Arrested Twice for Street Intoxication
Mr. Williamson of Squires was arrested by City Marshal Roe Strong Sunday for being on the streets intoxicated. He was released Monday after sobering up. Becoming intoxicated again, he was jailed to sober up once more.
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Mr. Williamson of
Squires
Roe Strong
Watermelons Go Wholesale in Hartville and Ava
Frank Hoover and Charles Newton have built wholesale watermelon dealings supplying Hartville and Ava. The fruit has been marketed locally for some time, with these dealers delivering the first tastes to the two towns and expanding the regional melon trade.
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Frank Hoover
Charles Newton
Hartville
Ava
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer From Mansfield Mirror
The Mansfield Mirror and the Weekly Kansas City Star offer a combined one year subscription for 1.15 dollars. This bargain targets readers seeking local and national coverage with both publications included for a low annual rate.
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Mansfield Mirror
Weekly
Kansas City Star
Macomb News Roundup July 28 1914 Brevity and social notes
Macomb community gossip lists visits and illnesses, marriages and births, church activities, and local events. Names include Mrs. J C Robertson, W H Brake, Grace Gates, Nath Graves, Chris Tyson, John Robertson, Lizzie and Lima Goss, Avery Freeman, S H Robertson, Verda Buallew, Chloe Lewis, Eva Graham, James Odle, Merce Andrews, Harold Lackland, Tansie Ballew, Ellen Pope, S H Rhoads, and others. Weather and crop notes, trips to Mansfield, Mint Point, and Parrot Cave appear, along with a 1914 wedding and a 47th birthday.
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Grace Gates
Macomb
Nath Graves
Chris Tyson
John Robertson
Chas, Woolsey
Lizzie
Lima Goss
Norwood
John Garner
Avery Freeman
Community Letter Seeks Real Name for Publication Faith
A reader from Macomb signing as A Subscrib er says the letter about singing should publish with the writer’s correct name. They request the name be provided for evidence of good faith, not for public publication.
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Macomb
Entertained at Sequiota Park by Hill duo
The mathematics department was entertained by Professor and Mrs. C. M Hill at Sequiota Park Saturday evening. A happy evening included an enjoyable luncheon. Guests included Miss Perkins, Pyle, Teter, Knepper, President and Mrs. Carrington, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hylton, and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Phelps.
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C. M Hill
Sequiota Park
Perkins
Pyle
Teter
Knepper
Carrington
J. A. Hylton
S. J. Phelps
Springfield Republican Normal
Notable Horses Talk by Dr Howard and J Shepherd
Dr J H Howard veterinarian from St Louis and J W Shepherd of Caboot spoke to horse owners at the service. Howard lectured on eye and tooth care, showing many extracted teeth and a salivary calculus weighing eight and a half ounces claimed to be the largest of its kind. The gentlemen progress through Fordea.
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J. H. Howard
St Louis
J. W. Shepherd
Caboot
Public Sale Notice for A I Deaver on AveustG
Printed bills Monday for ih. A. Deaver advertise a public sale. He plans to go to California.
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Ih. A. Deaver
Aveustg
California
Sanitarium plan pitched for Mansfield by local business leaders
Mansfield business men back a large sanitarium project with a Kansas City architectural plan to be published in the Mirror. The proposed site would feature a lake stocked with game fish, row boats, a bathing beach, and a bathing pool within the sanitarium. All Wright county residents are urged to support the effort to recreate a local health institution after the Mt. Vernon sanitarium failed for lack of backing.
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Mansfield
Kansas City
The
Mirror
Wright County
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
Mansfield Bottling Works worker Injures Finger
Herve Coday sustained a finger injury while cleaning a bottle machine at Mansfield Bottling Works. A. S. Granthaw is filling in, with road work scheduled for August 18 and 19.
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Herve Coday
Mansfield Bottling Works
A. S. Granthaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andy Newton
Sam Spence
Charley Johnson
Oklahoma
Lee Pope
Mr. Spence
Alva Frye
W. F. Stone
M. E. Church
Stony Point
Katie
Jim Findley
Will Moody
Cora Findley
Dave Bennett
Brother
Winl Johnson
Christian Church News
Bryant
Sunshine
W.H. Brake
Mansfeld
Herbert Shelton
S. H. Robertson
Rie
Lela Findley
Ethel Robertson
Ernest Roy
Virgie Baker
Fred Short
James Findley
Orin
Macomb Baptist Church
Macomb Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. G. Chadwell
Fred Shreeves
Miss Ollie
Henry Dennis
John
Franky
Verda Buallew
Springfield
Chloe Lewis
Eva Graham
J. E. Williams & Co
Mrs. Graham
Kansas
James Odle
Rockbridge
Eli
Arthur Denver
P. H. McCrie
Jesse Wallace
Merce Andrews
Flora McCrue
Harold Lackland
St. Louis
Mint Point
Issut
T Toid
Mount Everett
Roberts
Tommy Roberts
Charles Duckett
P. A McCurite
Duckett
Flint Point
Mary Amos
Mattie Wallace
Tansie Ballew
Ellen Pope
Sam Pope
H. Rhoads
Parrot Cave
Byrant Creek
BE. L. Gleaves
Grace Sullivan
Robert McCrae
Wallace Byrd
H. K. Janod
J. A. Fisher
Arthur
Oliver Durnham
You
Patsy
Missouri
Bertha Willams
Oliver Durnhiai
Bertha
Claude Dickson
Mabel
K. Kk
Williams
Ed. Williams
Lee
Blue Eyes
Sequiota
Olathe
Amos Boy
Jersey
Milburn
Collins
Vulcan
South Bend
Leonard Roy
J. P. Sill and
A. R. McClure
T. A. Kay
George B. Freeman
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