Best cigar on earth at Bander's store near end
The page lists local ads and notices including promotions for cigars at E O Bander's, cheap sugar and coffee offers, furniture and wagons from Drums, new house frame building by R Vanganp near Leopold, burglar proof safe for the bank, and various shop news from Marble Hill Lutenville and surrounding areas. It notes Miss Laura Snider visiting, Della Caldwell and others, and crime, church, and school items typical of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Bander
Doom’s
Gov. Hovey
Indiana
Drums
Ed. Mayer
Mississippi County
Drum’s
Queensware
R. Drum
Drum
Robert Vanganp
Leopold
Rrum’s
Republic
St. Louis
R. Drums
Laura Snider
Near Laflin
D. W Graves
A. R. Jaques
Lutenville
Bollinger County
Lutesville
Della Caldwell
Gravel Hill
In and Around Laflin and Surroundings Deaths and Local News
Death reported of Judge Austins wife. Dr J M Bibney of Leopold shipped cattle to St Louis. Thanksgiving turkey comment from correspondent. Jack Call and W B Finney shipped cattle and hogs to St Louis. Uncle Dave Lask moved back to Laflin to patch shoes. Horsetraders causing commotion around Laflin. Biddie and nee moved to Laflin, living on George Kinder land. Sheriff Huskey seen on streets with winchester seeking turkeys. A B A M members attended funeral of Mr August Borneman near Cross Roads Cape Co. Mr B was lodge member at Laflin. Thief entered W J Fisher residence to rob Miss Joan Talley but only stole a pie. Miss Talley reportedly frightened but unharmed. Meat theft of 30 pounds from M Flarney Daal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bibney
Leopold
St. Louis
Jack Call
W. B Finney
Dave” Lask
Laflin
Laftin
Messrs
Biddie and
Nee
George Kinder
Sheriff Huskey
Hhs
August Borneman
Near Cross Roads
Cape Co
W. J. Fisher
Joan Talley
Mies Talley
Flarney Daal
Two Boys Rescued From Swollen Ohio Stream
Two Youngsters aged seven and nine played beside a swollen Ohio stream when one fell ill and was saved from drowning by the other. A garbled report mentions Gen Grant, Adm Ammen, West Point, and a half century, implying a distant connection or memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Grant
Ammen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital
Washington
Erich O. Sander
Jasper Tankersley
Cape Girardeau
Marble Hill
W. E. Rockwell
Masonic Hall
J. G. Donner
Madison County
Dalton
J. B. Thompson
Omm Dollan
Memphis
Belmont
Iron Mountain Ry
E. O. Sander
M. E Church
Luatesville
Hahn
Suni
New York Co
Victora
Maine
Maggie Graves
Julia Jamison
Anna Oarad
E. L. Shell
Nancy W. Noris
Henry Jackson
Genetta F. Hopkins
Charles Rhodes
Caroline Miller
Henry Miller
Fannie L. Minter
John H. Bollinger
Ira M. Ellis
Needham Cato
Elizabeth Boyd
Sam” Jones
Loffice Department
Haley
J.P. E. Austin
Hezikiah Estes (Jr
Estes
P. D Boos
Tom
Man Out
Wayne County
Balltimore
Williamsville
Journal
Aghes
James F. Hatten
W. di
C.A. Croath
J. F. Hatten
W. H
A. A. Creath
Mrs. Crandle
Magic Wolf
Raf. Hefner
Snider's
Luteseo
H. M. Small
Thos. R. Green
Tanteaville
K. Hatcher
E. Evans
A.J. Mayfield
H. A.clark
W. L. Donn
Castor
John
Texas
Roger Q. Mille
J. Monroe Robins
Millerville
C. K. Wann
Blaine
Presidentia
Commercial Hotel
Donnel
Sanford
Advance
Lutensville
Marion Brown
C. C. Poe
Diehtstadt
Lailin
Austin
Bargaihs
ORFS
Furniture
Cso
Sens
Robert ‘Brum
Missourel
Globe-Democrat
United States
Repub N
Itele
Globe Printing Co
St. Lonia, Mo
Net
GEO. E. Clark & Son
Oliver
Blount
Blur
Boele
IGF Mosherry
Buckeye Grain Drill
Lion, Stevl
Pitteberg Coal
Big Muddy Coal Co
Lutesviler, MO
Mayfield-Smith Academy
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