Pleasant Flat Relatives Visit In Old Neighborhood
Little Hazel Millsap visits grandmother Mrs M M Allen and family in Pleasant Flat. Alta Tharp leaves for Mountain Grove to keep house for brothers at school. Elmer Tharp attends Norwood school reunion cipher request and visits sister in Mountain Grove. The Tharp school closed in February. Opal and Essie Tharp with the King boys visit Inhoff home. Dennis Crane moves from Independence Kansas to Shropshire farm. his daughter has measles. Clay Whittaker and Ralph Fullington attend Tharp Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Tharp
Mountain Grove
Elmer Tharp
Norwood
Tharp
Mtn. Grove
Opal
Essie Tharp
King Boys
Inhoff
Dennis Crane
Independance
Kansas
Shropshire Farm
Farmers Busy With Work and Visiting Rounds
Last week Ralph Miller and family visited Daniel Flytton on Sunday. Samuel Locke spent Saturday night and Sunday with his aunt Octiva Coffman. George Nevils and wife visited Mr. Shaws Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Coonrad visited Joel Hylton Sunday. Mr. Bergin and family spent Sunday with Mr. Shaws. Ada Shaw returned home from Pittsburg Kansas. Radie and Lillie Locke spent Sunday with Birdie Johnson. Mrs. B Nevils spent Friday and Saturday with son Charley Nevils. Homer Atchison, ill with diphtheria, died Friday and was buried at Mareview cemetery in Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Locke
Octiva Coffman
Homer Atchison
Priday Marehirth
Mairview
Olathe
Local Farm News From Olathe Last Week
Rain favors crops as Roy Robertson returns from Kansas City. Families and neighbors gather at Dora Robertson and Lu Davis homes. Ethel Robertson visits home folks. Eucus Gates and family join Sunday gathering. Roy Royson visits father L M Roy. Dave Bennett moves to S L Robertson farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robertson
Kansas City
Ethel Robertson
Dora Robertson
Ethel
Roy and
Cecil
Paul Williams
Lead Hill Last Week Items
A rustic recap notes a Sunday night rain boosting peach trees and oats sowing across the area. Families like Winburn, Kisers, Goss, Crider, and Matney are mentioned visiting, with Jake Crider described as very sick and others hosting relatives and Mrs. Effie Morris’s family staying with kin.
Texas Wonder ad promises kidney and bladder relief
A vintage advertisement for Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles as well as rheumatism and back pain. It markets a one dollar twenty six cent bottle, with mail order and druggist sales, and offers sworn testimonials from Dr. B. W. Hall of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hall
Ohve St
St. Louis
Drugiste
Say Sl Be All Right in the Morning Campaign
An advertisement touts Dr Miles preparations claiming quick relief and mild efficacy. The copy urges readers to buy through their local druggist and promises swift service if needed.
Pool School Items Shown At Mansfield Event
Mr J R Pool and wife with G W Tripp and family attended the Farmers meeting in Mansfield Priday. Miss Lela and Neta Tripp visited Miss Josie Seals Sunday. Mr W S Gaskill attended cues Sunday at Moody church. Mrs W R Roper and Mrs Charley Rush called on Mrs Westbrook Monday. Mrs W S Gaskill and Helen Shinpaugh visited the broom factory Thursday. Mr Elmer Shinpaugh and family visited Mrs Shinpaughs father and mother Sunday Gid Hensley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pool
G. W Tripp
Mansfield Priday
Lela
Neta Tripp
Josie Seals
W. S. Gaskill
Moody Church
W. R. Roper
Charley Rush
Westbrook
Elmer Shinpaugh
Mrs
For Sale Advertisement by F H Riley
For sale at $100 per 100 and $7 per 1000 units, ready for delivery on April 1. Contact F H Riley for purchase and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Riley
Oscar Moodys Visit and Sunday Socials
Spring weather brings visits and gatherings across the community. Oscar Moody called on his father Monday after a Sunday at C N Findleys, with Mrs Findley and Misses Ethel and Cora Findley also visiting Pete Brazeal’s home Sunday afternoon. Various friends and families including the Brazeals, Grazeals, Fryes, Stouts, and Smiths circulated through neighbors Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Moody
C.N. Findley
Ethel and
Cora Findley
Pete Brazeal
C. N. Findley
Fern
Oscar Moodys
Herd Reduction Offers Jersey Cattle and Hogs in Ozarks
Ten head of Jersey dairy cows aged two to eight years from fresh to fresh soon offered in the Ozarks region. Five Jersey heifer calves from suckling to yearling. One Milwaukee self binder also for sale. Ten Poland China hogs, belonging to Tom Robinson, will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Milwaukee
Poland
Tom Robinson
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Korwood
Missouri
Frisco
Mes. Mattin
Cottengim
Carter & Beach
Imperial Plows
Chattanooga
I. H
McCormic
Mansfield, Missouri
Cascara
la Grippe
Hill
Hazel Millsap
Clay Whittaker
Ralph Fullington
Themis
Ralph Miller
Daniel Flytton
George Nevils
Mr. Shaws
Mrs. Coonrad
Joel Hylton
Mr. Bergin
Ada Shaw
Pittsburg
Radie
Lillie Locke
Birdie Johnson
B. Nevils
Son Charley Nevils
C. H. Dalrymple
Kennedy Lumber Co
Raymondville
Mansfield
Yellow Pine Lumber
W. T. Fuge
Bull Durham
L Kocmase, Decne
Eucus Gates
Frederick
Cora Oussenberry
Nora Huffman
Reed Johnson
Orville Oussenberry
Dora Robertsons
Kynovst Roy
L. M. Roy
Myrtle
Doc Gates
Bucus
Dave Bennett
S. L. Robertson
O. BE. Winburn
G.W. Kisers
Melvin Douglas
Jake Crider
Cap Goss
Bill Lee
Gorden Goss
Marve Goss
Effie Morris
Fred Goss
Mrs. A. Morris
Miss Mable Lee
Texas
Tion
Dr. Miles
New York “Giants
Springfield
White City
Ball Park
C. N. Findleys
Dete Brazeal
James Grazeal
Jack Brazeal
Hey Brazeal
Leora
Alice Frye
Hosie Stout
Claud Smiths
H. M. Norcross Store
Bryant
Ava
Charley Miller
Col’s, Kay & Klineline
J. E. Craig
Mansfield Mirror
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