Local Visitors and Family Visits Highlight Rural Week
Our Correspondents report a busy week with Mrs. J. B. McClendon visiting her uncle Jon Gondson and family, and James Pridy's Sunday gathering. Tirondina Mouser and daughter Barbea visited Anthony Seabaugh's, while Mrs Dilan visits her daughter Mrs M B Minter. Estel Mouser visited home folks over the weekend, Miss Minty Stills called on Miss Minnie Mouser, and Miss Mary Mouser traveled to Laterialville last Friday. Henry Cheek passed through the neighborhood a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Murrau
J. B. McClendon
Jon Gondson
James Pridy
Mary Mouser
Lateville
Henry Cheek
Local Notes From Rhodes and Marble Ball Area
Born to Mr and Mrs, Nex Circes Apel D8 1910 a fine bow tuley, Dad Moore and Sim Brewer set up a sawmill northeast of Rhodes railroad crossing. They cut lumber for a shed. One pineapple are waiting for warmer weather before finishing planting corn. Our school may employ Jesse McCullough of Marble Ball as principal and Miss Dorothy Welker as assistant teacher next year. The band has made a good turn. Mr and Mrs Joseph Arthie and Mrs Ira Welker visit their father in poor health. John Whitener visited home talks here recently. Seven people attended district conference at Marqunand last week. Bessornnas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Tuley
Dad" Moore
Sim
Wtl
Jesse McCullough
Marble Ball
Dorothy Welker
Joseph Arthie
Ira Welker
John Whitener
Marqunand Daast
Bessornnas
Weather, visits, and local notes from Fredericktown area
Rainy and cold weather affects farm work. Miss Cleve Kinder returns to Fredericktown after visiting parents. Locals Mr and Mrs Kinder and others visit relatives, shop at Cooper's, and meet friends in weekly rounds. Community updates include Wiggins from Greenbrier, Bill Estes buying a fine male, and visits to Warren Gilliland and Alfred Wagoner families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How
Cleve Kinder
Fredericktown
Wml
AL Kinder
Bill Estes
Wo. Gibbs
Warren Gilliland
James Kinder
Cape Crirardean
M.N. Kinder
Joe Shram
Alfred Wagoner
Retta Dean
Cooper's
Jesse Long
Nannie’ Turney
Joe Dunn
G. B. Myers
Bostick
Robert Bell
Houniy
Possum Creel and Local Sunday Visits
Rev Savill filled Rev Hoy appointment at Point Pleasant Sunday. Mr Dunn of Buchanan visited J P Dunn Sunday night. Young folks attended the show at Lutesville last Friday. C E Dunn bought a new rig. Mr and Mrs Sam Chodd visited at Mr Dann's recently. J W Hahe is building fencing on his farm. C E Dann helped Fred Lutes eat wood. Emree and Jesse Winters returned from Colorado last week. Emree went west four years ago for health and improved for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunn
Buchanan
J. P. Dunn
Lutesville
C. BE
Dunn
Charlie
Sam Chodd
Mr. Dann
J. W. Hahe
C. EK. Dann
Fred Lutes
Emree
Jesse Winters
Colorado
Local Gossip Notes From A Small Town
Miss Bertie Thomas visited Miss Annie Reilly Saturday night. Miss Amand Hahn visited her brother N D Hahn Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Day visited Mrs Day's mother Mrs Fred M Lotes Sunday. Melbourn Winters was on our creek recently. Young folks attended an entertainment by Tateville public school pupils at the opera house Monday mill. Mixes Nellie McClendon, who worked at Flat River, returned home last week Krunai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Thomas
Annie Reilly
Amand
Hahn
N. D. Hahn
Charles Day
Tatesville
Opera House
Mixes Nellie McClendon
Flat River
Schoolmarm Storms and Local Notices Nabbed
A fragmented Patton area notice sheet reports Henry Vennity leading a crew cutting a pathway on Perry property where landowner William Bellinger and sons confronted them. They obeyed a gate warning due to smallpox danger. The piece also notes Raster and whippoorwill storms, calls the cold spell the Schoolmarm Storm, announces teachers Rev Propst and Mrs Propst at Will Mayfield College, Belle Seabingh invited to teach the upper Patton school, rides with Patton residents, and a house fire by Elizabeth Smith saved by Dock O Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vennity
Perry, Villa
William Bellinger
Tellinger
Mrs. Propst
Will Mayfield College
Will Myers
Patton
Paris
Board of Equalization
Elizabeth Smith
Dock O'Kelley
Local property dealings and farming outlook in Scott county
Back from Scott county, land purchases by H W Revelle and Gid Bagby. Charles Bagby buys W A Browns property. Wheat prospects fade due to Hessian fly, fruit outlook uncertain in low lands. Local attorneys visited, road work by John Baker, and new telephone connections noted. Correspondent has a phone and invites calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
H.W. Revelle
Old Bollinger
Gid Bagby
Charles Bagby
W. A. Brown
Arthur McCanes
Cnue Weritor
J. W. Noll
Tio
KE. Conrad
J. W. Caldwell
W. M. Morgan
John Baker
Local Notes On Weather Plight Farms Trade and Births
The weather man teases with a Saturday snowstorm while farmers plow ahead to plant corn. Roy James visits from St Laws to see his ill father. Dr Kirkpatrick moves to a farm he bought. Trade with merchants remains brisk as crowds fill stores. Births include daughters to Dan and wife April 18 and A K James April 15, with other entries of twins and a son. School closed for the season. a Saturday night papile exhibition was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy James
St. Laws
Kirkpatrick
George Baker
Dan Fish
Henry Gaines
David Owens
Greenbrier
Lages
Mra
A. K. James
Horace Lee
Ira Gray
Papile
Dongola Preparations Under Way As Winter Delays Ease
Tar Press notes local activity as farmers begin planting crops amid a lingering winter. Builders N. E. Murphy and J. A. Shell rush to finish their dwellings. Rev. J. P. Revelle has moved to a new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Press
N. E
Murphy
J. A. Shell
J. P. Revelle
Local notes on health, weather, and churchgoers
The item surveys community health issues and illnesses including Mrs Mary King and Mrs May Moore, reports on crops and weather, and mentions of local residents such as J B Moore, Carrie Cole, Virgie Moore, John Perkins, Elmer Moore, and Tom Scott. It notes Wayne Krasier handling a census and references a representative named Rep Binw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Krasier
Tower End
Sick Mrs Hovis Improves as Kin Visit
Mrs Alzetta Hovis has been ill but shows slow improvement while her sister Mrs Howie receives visits from Westerook and Robert Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzetta Hovis
Westerook
Robert Graham
Howie
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Marlle IM Pemtance
Sccomv
Leclawa
Lanlee
Mrs. Dilan
Daugh
Ter
M. B. Minter
Estel Mouser
Minty Stills
Minnie Mouser
Dresaville
Possum Creel
Rev
Savill
Rev. Hoy
Point Pleasant
W. A. Dunn
Marble Hill
Melbourn Winters
Krunai
Belle Seabingh
Ulma
Dongola
Charles Beatty
Rosa Hughes
Antiring Neal
Jay
Mary King
May Moore
J. B. Moore
Carrie Cole
Johnson
Virgie Moore
John Perkins
Castor
Maugie Cole
Mex
Elmer Moore
Tom Scott
Albright
Vinseternity
Fred Howie
Mr. White
John Gorey
Mr Foster
Graveldon and
Huckhart Teats
Dolph Dore
Tarkererrek
Harrows, John Deere
Milwaukee Hay
Ness
J. H. Wicecarver
Missouri
Charles King
B. H. Bollinger
Virg Pane
Daniel Fish
Casuina
Bank OF
Zalma
Chas. King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
H. Pape
Burglar Insurance
National Sase & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
C. M. Witmer
P.M. Wells
Chas
0. Hobbs
Robert Drum, SR
E. B. Keck
Bollinger County Bank
Hobbs E.B. Keck
Yale
the Bank
Marble Hill, Missouri
W. D. Allen Joseph W. Caldwell
J. E. Kinder
Robert Drum
C. A. Sanders, A. Taylor , M. Witmer
C. A. Sander
J. A. Taylor
J. EB. Kinder
G. B. Soffer
Henry Kilfrank
Ates Sle
Meesson L Fer
Satelelfeeys
Atte Ebi Rapesem
Gogpal
Waynes
Cosve Faim
Binaee
Susan Cook
Protate Court
Bellinger County
Martle Hill
Said County
J.N. Coon
Coon
Admi's
A. J. Manion
THE
Jackson Marble Works
Jons H. Sander
Prop
C. L. Talley
Mrs. E. Kinder
Dr. McAnally
G. Burette Snider
Hank of
R. W. VanAmburg
W. K. Chandler
Atromney
Lae
Lan Alwtrwete
Maus
Olwele
Marne Tie
E. E. Rigdon
Estes & Burford
Marble 11
Deng State
Honns
Notary Public
C. A. Sander, M. D
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