Preaching Schedule and Local Visits at Pleasant Hill
Last week notes show Rev. M RB Clift preaching at Pleasant Hill on the first Saturday night and both Sunday services. Martha Coday and granddaughter Ira Scout visit Jaen and Hiram Coday's home this week. Eliza Pesoris is very poorly. James Frye returns home due to family illness. Frank Coday trades this week. Roy Williams, streetcar conductor, visits Held's parents in Spring. Will Randolph visits son at Grovesprings. Md Penton worked for her Jones on Tuesday. Farmers report activity in five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Rev. M. Rb.clift
8 Years of Liver Trouble and Cure Claim
Mrs. Edwards of this town reports suffering 18 years with liver trouble and various remedies. She credits Drayton Baye Thedford’s Draught, bought for 25 cents, claiming it cured her. Neighbors are urged to try Liver Medicine, as it relieves constipation biliousness sour stomach and other common ailments. Bold at every drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jw Edwards
Thedford
Black-Drake
Gosia Aaly
Cee
Out & Dees
Ean
Lead Hill News Roundup and Obituary
Lead Hill residents plow and sow oats while some tend gardens. A singing school occurred Thursday night. Charley Brentlinger and local couples were noted singers. Hi N Goss of Anthony Texas visited and took his niece Sade Goss home to help this summer. Miss Clara Goss, 16, died of tuberculosis leaving a mother and siblings. many relatives mourn. Sunday School at 10 each Sunday. singing Saturdays and every 4th Sunday after Sunday School. preaching on the first three Sundays. Liza Jane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead Hill
Charley Brentlinger
James Odel
Bryant
Sam Goss
Joe Goss
Hi. N. Goss
Anthony
Txans
Sade Goss
Clara Goss
Liza Jane
Pleasant Flat Last Week's Local Notes and Marital News
Pleasant Flat reflects on warmer days and remembers “good old summer times.” Miss Maryetta Moore’s health worsens and she is sent to Nevada. Grief touches her parents as neighbors assist Rev. Moore’s family. Robt. Imhol clears three acres of ape orchard and prepares ground. Neighbors break ground. Jesse Boyer’s family visit Grandma Allen. Henry Shropshire travels west with Willie Allen. John A. Williams, Austin Moore, and Uncle Davis Moore travel to Hartville with Miss Moore. Birds sing in February, anticipating spring despite late-season winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryetta Moore
Nevada
Mesars
EdTharp
Joe Long
Jonathan Moody
Ozark County
Nave
Imhol
Jesse Boyer
Grandma Allen
Henry Shropshire
Willie Allen
John A. Williams
Austin Moore
Davis Moore
Hartville
Monre
Jack Prost
Old Brother
Local notes from Cold Spring and surrounding area
Last week reports from Cold Spring detail Mrs. Roldan Gherr visiting her Seymour relatives, Daisy Hutchison with May Mason to Dewey Oklahoma, and Mrs. T E Hale ending a 634 month term then returning to Seymour. Bruce Hickman family suffer major fire at Vera Cruz. pie supper raised 12.25 for school. Rev J F L McCall and wife visited St. James kin. Helen Schudy to Buckhart to see grandmother Pat Clark. Also an ad touts Sand Eczema Prescription as a skin cure and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roldan Gherr
Mr. McNeair
Seymour
Daisy Hutchison
May Mason
Dewey, Oklo
T. E. Hale
Bruce Hickman
Vera Cruz
J. FL McCall
Mother Happy Children See Great Change
Mrs Anna Simmons of 405 North Hurley Street recalls a decline in health starting January 80 with nervousness indigestion and insomnia. After using Tanlac she reports renewed appetite energy and rosy cheeks and offers her name to help others. Tanlac is being introduced at Fuson Drug Co Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mured
Anna Simmons
Hurley Street
Mansfield
Fuson Drug Co
Fairview Lacy Sale Draws Crowd with Record Results
The Averett Lacy sale drew a large crowd Friday and every item sold well. Local residents Mrs Mary Sharp and Mrs Seclnonover visited. Grandson Bert Purtle hosted singing with Mr Cooley leading and Mr Grubbs turning 60 in July after a long healthful trip. Everett Lary and wife welcomed a baby boy Glen Everett, mother and child doing well. Carlson's condition remains unchanged as neighbors reflect on the day’s events in Fairview.
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Grubbs
Mollie Edwards
Flat Rock School Closure Notice In Spring Outlook
Visitors to Flat Rock School on Friday included Mrs Tom German Mrs Annie Hendrick and daughter Carrie Martha Moody Marie and Maudie Stacy Warren Davis and Oren Pope. There will be no school Friday. CMCG.
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Fat Rock
Tom German
Annie Hendrick
Carrie
Martha Moody
Marie
Maudie Stacy
Warren Davis
Oren Pope
Unclear Medicine Ad Claims Cure All In Odd Text
A fragmentary notice appears to promote a drug claiming to cure kidney and other ailments. The garbled copy mentions mail order and druggists, with illegible names and dates, reflecting a damaged historical ad page fragment.
Prairie Hollow and Olathe Church Activities
Prairie Hollow and Olathe hold services with preaching on Saturdays and Sundays, Sunday school weekly, a Wednesday prayer meeting, and Sunday night Christian Endeavor. Local residents, including Mesdames Roy, Brazeal, and Robertson, visit the ailing Mrs. Ezra Roy. Everett Starne was injured after a horse accident near W. E Park's spring. he is recovering.
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Prairie Tollow
Christian Endeavor
Mesdames
L. M. Roy
Linda Brazeal
Dora Robertson
Ezra Roy
Prairie Hollow
Everett Starne
W. E Park
Everett
Antrim Last Weeks Local Happenings Summary
Sunday school at No 3 continues weekly at 2 p.m. J J Bausch and wife moved to their Oklahoma farm formerly owned by Walter Hutsell. A C Legere lost two horses last week. J R Deckard of Hartville and Emmon Sikes visited Wim Deckard. Mrs Mary Legere and child left for Oklahoma Wednesday. Miss Delt Newton returned to Springfield after visiting home folks. Th H H Chapman moved to a new home Thursday. Mrs J N Hall is better after illness. Jess Adamson lives with J N Hall. Miss Ada Carter worked at Wim Deckard's. Mrs U A Borders spent Monday night with her son Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bausch
Oklahoma
Walter Hutsell
Hills and Mountain Singing in Mount Pleasant Night
The community gathers every Saturday night inviting all. Stella Gaskill left for Springville last week. Hosie Newton and wife visited W. Tripp's Saturday night and Sunday. Misses Malalia and Lala Tripp visited Mrs. Lana Newton Saturday night and Sunday.
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Mount Pleasant
Hosie Newton
3.W.tripp
Malalia and
Lala Tripp
Lana Newton
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Notices
A vintage advertisement and local notes recount Doan’s Kidney Pills praised by Mrs. W. T. Garten of Willow Springs Mo for back pain headaches and relief from kidney symptoms. Also mentions D D Norcross visiting Macomb and herbine for indigestion with local drugstore sales and travel updates for Mrs. George Crippen Claude Rippee leaving for Arcola Miss after visiting Mrs. Anna Cauble.
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W.T. Garten
Willow Springs
George Crippen
Claude Rippee
Arcola
Miss
Anna Cauble
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el Esis
Pad
King
Edna Louise Wight
Bo. Knight
Buffals
Rembert
Martha Coday
Ira Scout
Jaen
Hiram Coday
Eliza Pesoris
James Frye
Frank Coday
Mrs
Mary Kinten
Roy Williams
Held
D. le. Williams
Will Randolph
Grovesprings
MD Penton
Jones
Jn Wve
Miles
Nervine
Dr. Miles
Lins
Augusta Keiser
Portland Ave
Rochester
Ron Neers Suc
Iegis
Fle Gibson
I. R. Adams
Prank E. Wire
L. E. Johnson
Hovh R. Steele
Dr. G. P. Howard
George I. Thomson
Kokomo
Colorado
W. Prank Headley
Gold Hill
D S Young
Lee Hill
the Mutual Co-Operative Mining Co
Erty Gold Hill
Denver
Treasury
THE
Mutual Co-Operative Mining CO
Exchange
Mr. Groundhog
Tanlac
Mrs. Simmons
Fairview
Averett Lacy's
Mary Sharp
Near
Sparta
Cooley
Bert Purtle
Portle
Fir St Long
J.P. Cole
Theie Son
James
Oi Sandy
Everett Lary
Glen Everett
Babe
Dong Fine
Pairview
Lacey
Corand Pi Carlson
Atexas Worder
Olathe
JR. Gass
Macomb
Harry Cline
Leif Letsinger
Baby
Amon Roy
LM. Roy
L. M.roy
Mt. Nebo
Lenard
B.S. Sprague
Marion Letsinger
Antrim
A. C. Legere
J. R. Deckard
Emmon Sikes
Wim. Deckard
Mary Legere
Rene
Cada
O. J. Farmer
Hartville, Mo
Stella Gaskill
Springtvll
D D. Norcross
Macomb Waa
Puson Drug Coady
Castoria
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