Our Correspondents and Local Notes Report
Our correspondents report on community life with mentions of Corn crops and potato quality. Duncan remains confined to bed while Cr Jennings and family visit relatives in Cape Girardeau for a few days. Andrew Bell sold his farm to Tom Hanners. Mrs T J Francis visits St Praveois County. Our post vetter has been in the field several days. Mr and Mrs Charles B Miller are near Whitewater for a day or two. Jo Hutdh nearly finished his movement while Jess Harpes stays at Flat River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Duncan
Cr. Jennings
Cape Girardeau
Andrew Bell
Tom Hanners
T. J. Francis
St Praveois County
Charles B. Miller
Whitewater
Local visitors and revival meetings in Dunklin county
Maryuield Hult and John Masters with daughter visit the area while others prepare their wheel around. Mrs F Mayfield and daughter returning from St. Louis may arrive Thursday. Miss Maggie Davenport visits her brother. Revs E L Buckner of Zalma and P M Robins conduct a revival with few conversions and good prospects. W D Mayfield reports strong local business. Coy Mayfield and Gilbert Green return from telegraph study in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hult
John Masters
Dunklin County
F. Mayfield
St. Louis
Maggie Davenport
E. L. Buckner
Zalma
P.M. Robins
W. D. Mayfield
Merc
Coy Mayfield
Gilert Green
Springfield
Mayfieldike
Local notes and breezy farm items from Giesy Jim
Grips. Health improving. W D Hinkle plans concrete work around his store. Emanuel Lacy and wife visit brother F M Lacy near Tallent. Army worms damage millet hay. Stella Dunn visits Ethel Hinkle. G C Abernathy deals goats. Andrew Gaines and Hubert James drive cattle to Gipsy. Tump Lewis from New Madrid visiting. Dol Lacy goes to Burg on business. J T Poyd family visits friends and relatives here. Charley McCullough returns from fishing near Greenbrier. catfish weighed 40 lbs. Vance Wagoner sells farm to Bill Hill of Grassy. News scarce, closing. Giesy Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Lacy
Tallent
F. M. Lacy
Stella Dunn
Ethel Hinkle
G.C. Abernathy
Andrew Gaines
Hubert James
J.y
Tump Leuis
New Madrid
Dol» Lacy
Burg
J.T. Poyd
Gideon
Charley McCullough
Greenbrier
Vance Wagoner
Bill Hill
Grassy
Giesy Jim
Glen Allen News Highlights Weather and Visits
Rain benefited corn fields after Thursday. Local residents attended a two day Lutesville picnic and reported a good time. Visitors included Mrs. C. H. Cooper of Annapolis to her parents the Rhodes. Noah Sitze of Grassy visited Decks. Mrs. C. H. Howard of Gordon Ark visited her mother Mrs. Peak. Grandma London is very ill. The Baker child ill with chills and fever. Veda Allbright of Fredericktown visiting Crader sisters. L. A. Pirtle family moved to Oran. Claude Lutes visited town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
C. H. Cooper
Annapolis
Samuel Rhodes
Noah Sitze
Grassy
J. M. Deck
C. H. Howard
Gordon, Ark
S. M. Peak
Sunnys Attraction Visit Notes at Local Home
Misses Neta Shetley and Ola Morris visited at the home of Jesse Crader on Monday. Mr and Mrs Wash Robbins made a business trip to Lutesville Monday. Susan Currer was mentioned in connection with the day’s activities.
Local notes from Lutesville area and neighbors
A letter from a new writer reports on a neighborhood picnic at Lutesville with many attendees. Local residents Mouser, Myers, Eaker, Jones, and Van Antwerp are noted for meals, farm work, and travel plans. A baby girl born to Willie and wife Baker is announced. Additional items include farm projects, visitors, and a humorous closing sign off by One Man Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
T. W. Mouser
Dan Mouser
Caleb Myers
Champion Branch
Willie Baker
Willie
R. van Antwerp
St. Louis
Monroe James
Bill Eaker
Chas, Myers
Chas
Eaker
H.C. Jones
Pete” Eaker
Mose Sample
Our Creek
Homer Jones
Ridge church closes meeting. Union church hosts September 2
The Ridge church meeting ended Thursday night. A quarterly meeting at Union church is set for September 2 followed by a revival. Rev Finley will assist Pastor Rev Bowers. Rev John Sander begins at Union on the fourth Sunday. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ridge Church
Union Church
Finley
Rev Bowers
John Sander
Union
J. M. Welker
Lula
Clinton
Emma Conrad
Alliance
Oscar Hale
Cornwall
George Venable
H. B. Venable
Otis Herroldt
Minta Hale
Glen Allen
Charles Rhodes
W. A. Crayton
John Doggett
Fletcher
Chicago
Local notes from Castor and Pleasant Hill area
Heavy rain followed by warm spell boosts wheat plowing as farmers work. Several events amid family updates and church activities include four Sunday schools uniting for a Castor Mill picnic, a planned no Sunday school at Pleasant Hill, and preaching at the Castor picnic. Rayford Myers returns from Cape Normal to visit before teaching at Elvin. House fire damages Jesse Doggett home. Elizabeth Smith visits daughter Mary Kuhlman. Columbus Tinnin and family from Farmington visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Wo Jennings
Slimo
Henry Knowles
Sedgewickville
Rayford Myers
Cape Normal
Elvins
Myers
Elvin
Castor
Halin’s Mill
Pleasant Hill
Jesse Doggett
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Kuhlman
Hilderbrand
Elizabeth
Columbus
Charley Sharrock Builds New Barn In Community
Friends and relatives report Charley Sharrock has built a new barn. Many locals attend a revival at Post Oak church. Miss Jeanette Dempster visits Patton with friends. Mrs RL Robinson returns from a week with sister Mrs John Shell and enjoyed a fine trip. Par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Sharrock
Post Oak Church
Jeanette Dempster
Patton
RL. Robinson
John Shell
Local notices span Fraternal picnic and court sale plans
Lutesville notices report attendees at a Presbyterian church event and a fraternal picnic with speeches, music, and entertainment. Separately, sheriff sales are scheduled in Hollinger County for properties seized under civil and tax-related executions, with dates set for September terms and public auctions to satisfy judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger
Missouri
Martie Ful
Hollinger County
Missoun
Bollinger
County of Hollinger
Saud
Bollinger County
Bey
Marne Hil
Myetouri
Bullinger
St Louis visit sights noted by Cane Creek residents
Mrs. Joseph Myers of Cane creek left Tuesday for Walzeka Ill to visit her daughter Mrs Charles Shelton. J C Thomas who moved to East Prairie has returned this week. He notes Bollinger attractions pull him back. John H Henley walked to West Liberty General Baptist association at Hiram and logged 24 520 steps to S J McMinns and 44 250 to Hiram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Myers
Cane Creek
Walzeka, Ill
Charles Shelton
J.C. Thomas
East Prairie
Old Bollinger
John H. Henley
West Liberty General Baptist Association
Hiram
S.J. McMinn
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HLL & Chandler, Publishers
Marble Hill
Ofice
Jo. Hutdh
Mentien
Jess Harpes
Flat River
Maryuield
W. D. Hinkle
Jamts F. Rallar
Lou
Stephens
Lessville
Columbus Blaylock
Farmington
Lutesville News
Mra
J.C. Dale
Fredericktown
W. C. Cale
Scopus
Robbins & Miller
Helen Grant
Jackson
Willie Yount
Marshall Hahn
Whitener
Troy Francis
Henry Shell
Hahn
St Louis
Mrs. Crader
Little Daughter
Charleston
Jessie Bo Lates
James Davault
Senath
Presbyterian Church
St. Genevieve
G. W. Prewett
Belpre
Ohio
Matt Kinder
Pansy Wann
Andy Stickler
Will Talley
Saville
Mo E
J.D. Phelps
Fritz J. Peters
Poplar Bluf
Elmer Lutes
Oran
Jessie B. Lutes
Robins
D. W. Burford
Robert L. Baker
Bank
P. J. Burford
Doniphan
Sixth Regiment
Committee On
Ed Caldwell
R. T. Baker
Ad Baker
Huxie
State of Missouri
William L. Dunn
Eald
Halinger
Tellinger
Migcourt
Ection Nine
Township Twenty Eight
John A. Nenninger
Hollinger County, Mo
James F.ballard
Louie
Gore
W. P.N Cans
Justice OF the Prack Manus
H. Alva Jamison
Lutes & Jamison
Peoples Bank
Lutesville, Missour
I. K. Chandler
Avroaseyaylaw
Land
Alwtraete Maile
R. W. VanAmburg
TME
Jackson Marble Works
Joan H. Sanpen
C. L. Taucey
C. A. Sander
M. D., Mhyssclan and
Sarceon
Aragatore
Cc. M. Witmer
Hena
Eeady Idren
Das. F. Ballard
Prop
St.Louis
Burette Snider
Nevtany Mirtle Ane
Osre
Martde
Makeia Hua
Chas, O. Hobbs
Tostirane
Will F. Wells
Henry Elfrank
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