Preaching and community note from Pea Ridge church
A Pea Ridge column records Rev. T J Gideon preaching at the Methodist church on the fourth Sunday, with Sunday school, local visits, farm work, and town news. It lists residents attending services, harvest and house projects, school closure due to diatheria, and various social calls among families like Wells, Hedrick, Todd, Newton, Branstetter, and Holliman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Ridge
T. J. Gideon
Ded Won
Wells
Jessie Fuge
Harrah
L. Land
Chas, Mitchell
G.a.wells
David Beckett
R. Hedrick
Henry Helfritch
Oral Newton
H. G. Newton
Roxa-Hedrick
Jim Todd
Jesse
Brook Todd
Homer Hedrick
Noah Reece
Henry Helfreth
Ralph
Robert
Richmond
Mr Stump
Henry
Ray Newton
Mike Branstetter
Woodrow
Lee Rushingstone
Pearl Wells
Geo. Mallory
George
Kid
Tombleson
Oklahoma
Huge
Ancles
Sam Page
J.M. Newton
Ray
Mr. Todd
Maud
Prank
Breox Todd’s
Mabel Duncan
Prank Holliman
Gideon
Methodist Church
Henry Helfreteh
Luba Land
EE Beckett
Eddie Wells
UN Harris
Ada
Jewell Ward
LL. Land
T. H. Heckett
Frank Holliman
Mes
Chas
Mitchell
Velma
Jessie Branstetter
Eugene
Win. Branstetter
Perry Holliman
Great Faith in Chamberlain's Cure for Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs. W H Williams of Stanley New York endorses Chamberlain's Cure for diarrhoea claiming immediate relief after three doses and lasting cure for her father. This advertisement states strong personal belief in the remedy's effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wolf Creek notes on rain and local outings
Rain is welcomed at Wolf Creek while Miss Radia Light remains confined to her room due to hand poisoning. Several local men prepare to join the army this week. Jesse and Gladys Absher dined at Thomas Coday’s, their grandfather, Sunday. Pickings beans are plentiful. Reed Johnson of Macomb visited his sister, Mrs. M G Coday, Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Gladys Absher
Thomas Coday
Reed Johnson
Macomb
M.G. Coday
Woman’s Trial Bottle Sand Prescription Ad
A vintage drugstore ad offers a 60e trial bottle labeled as a complexion tonic for blackheads eczema and rough skin. It promises a clear complex and real skin improvement, urging readers to obtain the sample locally.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits And Canning Factory Start
Miss Ova McIntosh spent Saturday night with Minnie Johnston. Mrs Geo Shores Jr and family hosted relatives. Birdie and Minnie Johnston visited Myrtle and Maud Shores. Norris canning factories at Norwood and Macomb are operating well. The annual Macomb singing drew a large crowd. Mae Nelson returned to Tarkio. Virgil Royal and wife stayed with J H Frye’s, and many attended Ash ley singing. A shower Monday night preceded visits to Joe Frye’s and Uncle Joe’s. The Norwood canning factory has begun production. Ruth Dallgreen stayed with Mrs E Moberly. John Lloyd Frye was ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ova McIntosh
Minnie Johnston
Geo. Shores, Jr
Inlaw
Geo. Shores
Birdie
Myrtle
Maud Shores
J. W. Kennedy
Norwood
Macomb
Mae Nelson
Tarkio
Virgil Royal
J. H. Frye
Géo, Shores, Jr
Ollie
May Frye
Joe Frye
Moberly
J.A. Frye’s
Lessie France
Leonard
Ashley
Fred Frye
Wesley Frye
Canning
Geo
Shores
John
Ruth Dallgreen
E. Moberly
John Lloyd Frye
Bryant Miss Lorena Perige Leaves for Bartlesville
Bryant Miss Lorena Perige, visiting home folks, departed Saturday for Springield Business College to study a few days and then proceed to Bartlesville Oklahoma for employment. Mint Point school started Monday with Miss Elsie Wheat as teacher. Miss Ruth Davis returned from Seymour. Mott and wife returned from Arkansas. Walter and Ross Davis visited Ava. Nellie Mott spent Saturday night with Bessie Sullivan. Minnie Goss stayed with Marvin Sullivan. Large crowd at August singing with good time. Alva Miller and daughters Elsie and Eva returned from Springfield June Bug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Perige
Springfeld Business College
Bartlesville
Oklo
Mint Point
Elsie Wheat
Ruth Davis
Seymour
Mott
Lave
Arkansas
Walter
Ross Davis
Ava
Nellie Mott
Bessie Sullivan
Minnie Goss
Will Goss
Marvin Sullivan
Skidmore
Alva Miller
Elsie
Eva
Springfield
Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope Church
Rev G Chadwell pastor leads Route Number Three preaching at New Hope every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. Ethel Mitchell visited Brook Todd's and several couples joined dinners and calls at various neighbors including Silas Moon's and Ern Newton's. CASEY JONES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
G. Chadwell
Ethel Mitchell
Brook Todd
George Mallory
Ed Tombleson
Silas Moon
J.M. Newton
Ern Newton
Branstetter
Dewey Andrews
C B. Harris
Casey Jones
Chamberlain's Tablets Described in High Terms
A Charleston woman Mrs A Barnes reports a high opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and as a laxative. She says they are mild and pleasant to use. Her brother has also used them with satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Barnes
Charleston
Ady
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Cole’s Tonsorial
F. A. Cole
A.C. Roy
The
Champion Shoe Shop
M.M. Martin
Mansfield
Missouri
Mountain Grove
L. E. Cote
D. J. Landers
al Avenatel Hotel
St.Louis
Southwest
P. E. Thal
Woodruff
Springfiehl
Wolf Creek
Wright County
N. J. Craig
Mansfield, Mo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfield, Missouri
No Reynolds
J Craig
D. Reynolds
P. W Newt BO Olas
P. W. Newton
J. E. Craig
N. J
Mansfield Hotel
F. D. Mooney
Proprietor
Leron
O Etra
Coca-Cola
W.phelps Ave
Electric Bottling Company
Springfield, Missouri
Atitens
West Walnut Street
Vestal Roses
Joseph W. Vestal & Son
Little Rock
Arkanens
Dolly
Bryant
S.J. Walker
West Side Square
Ginghams Dry
W. T. Norcross
Bank OF Mansfield
Murdock
H. M. Norcross General Store
R.a.alcorn Howe.Co
Sora
Universal Car
Ford
W. G. Reynolds
Serandefe
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
U.S
Ieee Iacmae
Pia Tully
Varieu Bioturia
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit
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