Local notes from Macomb and Mansfield social visits
Last week Macomb residents reported visits by Misses Martha, Lelia Pond ley and Nellie Dake, with Friday and Sunday gatherings in Mansfield and Norwood. Other items mention court at Hartville, church in Fairview, a surprise singing at J A Fisher’s, plans to move to Kansas, and heavy rain causing crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Ualer
Mansfield
Martha
Lelia Pondley
Ethel Robertson Sandal
Mse
Maud Nelson
Bertha
Maria Williams
Nellie Dake
Norwood
Jewel Hoover
Roy Robertson
Amos Roy
W. H. Brake
Hartville
John Robertson
Nathaniel Tyson
Fairview
Alice Brake
Springfield
W. S. Brake
Harold Brake
S. H. Robertson
Wairview
J. A. Fisher
Kansas
Jesse Baker
California
Harrison Babb
Henry Royal
Homer
Daisy
Nathan Graves Harrison Babb
Orin Findley
John Garner
Macomb
Happy Home Hits Mr Peabody Improves
A brief update from the household notes says Mr. Peabody is improving. Family members express cautious optimism as care continues and daily routines resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peabody
Cardul credited with saving life in Rivesville message
Rivesville West Virginia Mrs Dora Martin writes that after three years of womanly troubles back and side pains and sleepless nights a doctor recommended operation She credits Cardul with restoring her health and says she will never be without it The message promotes Cardul and invites readers to obtain it from their local druggist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivesville
W. Va
Dora Martin
Cardul
Caught a Bad Cold Cited Cure From Tipton Woman Ad
Mrs Sarah E Duncombe of Tipton Iowa recalls her son’s severe cold. She says one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy stopped the cough and cured the cold completely. For sale by all dealers Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Duncan
Tipton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Ady
Route No One and the Spence School Weather
Heavy rains blocked crossing at Spence School Tuesday forcing no classes. Local notes report Sunday visits at Schlicher and Frye homes. Dinner guests included Bovart Shanes Frye and Deaver with croquet and fruit. Frye traveled to Springfield Friday seeking a pear market. several neighborhood families joined churchgoers in Dennis Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence School
C.H. Shreeves
Mr. Schlicher
John Frye
Tom Bovart
Letha
Allie Shanes
Wess Frye
Charley Deaver
Lew Dennis
Vernon Bennet
Joe Frye
Dennis
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Remedy, Local Endorsement
A letter from M. E. Gebhart of Oriole Pa praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing diarrhoea after a single dose. The note claims the remedy routinely cures ordinary diarrhoea in one or two doses and notes it is sold by all dealers, via an advertisement.
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes From a Rural Town
Pleasant Ridge reports fine weather after rains. Aleth Findley visits uncle Luther Sharp in Manes. McKinley Graven visits T. J. Smith. Ashley Class plans Dennis church trip the third Sunday to sing. Mrs. Sarah McIntosh visits Linda Finley. Will and Mrs. Deavers welcome a 12 pound boy. Ice cream supper at Jay Dennis’ well attended. everyone enjoyed a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Reynolds
R. J. Freeman
Maggie Moldy
Esther Starne
Prairie Hollow
Maggie Roy
Marion Letsinger
Lief Letsinger
Aleth Findley
Luther Sharp
Manes
McKinley Graven
T. J. Smith
Ashley
Dennis
Sarah McIntosh
Linda Finley
Jay Dennis
Left Overs: Local Visits and Church Services Noted
Last week's items record L. L. Nichols preaching at Harges Chapel Sunday at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Frank Borders and family visited W. G. Deckard. Gen. Spock visited. R. T. Nelson, wife and son, Hopkins visited J. W. Glass. Bud Rushing and wife visited Ottie Dedman. Will Paxton went to Seymour. Mrs. Joe Foster called on Mrs. Rheukauf. S. J. Pearl returned from Springfield. Miss Fiora McClelland returned from Cedar Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Nichols
Harges Chapel
Frank Borders
Gen. Spock
W. G. Deckard
R. T. Nelson
Hopkins
J. W. Glass
Bud Rushing
Ottie Dedman
Will Paxton
Seymour
Joe Foster
Rheukauf
S. J. Pearl
Springfield
Fiora McClelland
Cedar Gap
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Measwathe
Simmmer
Mansfield Bottling Works
B.F. Stone
Lester Stone
JOB Williams Stone & Williams
Bank of Mansfield
Jason
J.D. Avery
Avery & Stephens
A. Stephens
Bank of Mansfield Missouri
Freeman-Miller Hardware Company
Young Men’s Business Club
Missouri
G. A. R. Hall
F. H. Riley
Pres
N. S. Miller
Sec
Gunume
the New Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
W. H.riley
DDS
Fuson's
Manffeld
Ron
Nivroounee Mra, Co
Title Guaranty Bldg
St. Louis
M. Brand
G. W. Miller
R. D. Finney
Mrs. McAllister
J. GO. Carter
John Sams
Harve Mindley
Strong
Mirror
Bertha Alexander
Bachelor Mirror
Mrs. Martin
N. B
Chattanoogs Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Hargis
Amos Peabody
Mainsfield
Edna Rosecrans
Grandpa
Grandma Short
Lucy Shinpaugh
Rob Freeman
Praire Hollow
G. W. Mackey
J. R Decksard
Aaron Harges
J. R. Deckard
F. D. Howard
A. A. Borders
Aleth
G. W. Dudley
Edna Deckard
I. D. Howard
Ray
Geo. Mackey
Mount Pleasant
J. M. Newton
Benton Crawford
Samuel Boxe
Miss Smith
Sadie Murrell
Aleth Borders
Johnie Dudley
J. W. Kennedy
C. P. Revival Services
Cumberland Presbyterian Eured
Fred Hughes
Warrensburg
Joseph Davis
Joseph H. Boone
Guaranty Bldg
St. Louia
J. H. Frye
Pleasant Ridge
Will Deavers
Chilorine
Murray C.stone
Harrison Yale
Mansfield Light & Power Co
W.T. Norcross
T.A. Kay
Ava
T. F. Lenhart Poseral Maectos
Enealmer
Vompeie
Busia Supplice
Manifeld, Wa
Joseph
South Street & Square , Witistamemstststetstiieicletststatetstetetststers Tt
L.O. Nieder
Attorney-at-Law
Freenan-Miller C. Mansfield
C.L. Beach
Royal Arch
JH. Roser
J.B. Craic
Columbian Woodmen
Burney
R_L AuLromp
Mansfield Transfer Co
JW. Brewer
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
St. Louis Republic
Ben Grover
Geo. C. Murkell
South Side Square
Aise
Kansas City
Prisco
Red Harvey
G. S. Burney
Teey
Jas. F
Loule
Fuson's Drug Store
G. A. Rh. Building
Ade
Scheuermann’s
Wie
Swecney Auto School
E. Ith
Ufc
Ransomerian Business School
Am Pitas
High New College Journal
Mansom
Baees
Conservatory OF Music
Linwood Boulevard
Wayne Avenue
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McKle
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