Lutesville Briefs and Local Movements
LUTESVILLE BRIEFS: F P Trautwell has hay for sale. Robert White of Zalma moved to Lutesville. W T Wilson at home with family Sunday. Methodist revival meeting planned. Wiley Davault shipped a car load of bags to St Louis. Bollinger County Bank buys county warrants. Rev Kitterman preached at Dry Creek. J M Poe returned from insurance trip. Editor Green of the Banner visited Fredericktown. Oil cakes available at Trautwein's. King and Reyoalle offering life sized portraits giveaway. R L Allen of Caps Girardeau visiting. Small in size, great in results De Witts Little Early Risers. A Ander. E P Biggs. L Mayer & Son painted Jones & Brinkley store interior. I have a good horse and mare for sale. Apply at Commercial Hotel, Lutesville. L T McGraw and families from Zalma moved to Lutesville near Congregational church. North wind brings sharp cold. Minute Cough Cure advertised as safe. A Sander, P Piggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Trautwell
Robert White
Zalma
Lutesuille
W. T. Wilson
Wiley Davault
St. Louis
Bollinger County Bank
Kitterman
Dry Creek
J. M. Poe
Green
The
Banner
Fredericktown
F. P Trautwein’s
King & Reyoalle
R. L. Allen
Caps Girardeau
Twin Towns
de Witt
A. Ander
E. P. Biggs
L. Mayer & Son
Jones & Brinkley
Lutesville
L. T. McGraw
Henry Gains
Marshal Baker
A. Sander
P. Piggs
Cape Girardeau considers organization for railroad funds
The Southeast notes Cape Girardeau clerks weigh forming an organization to raise 25 000 toward a railroad project from Cape Girardeau to Commerce. A Cotton Belt timetable change next Sunday affects Delta Malden connections. A fire at Point Pleasant Mo last week destroyed 8000 worth of property including Phil lips store and the town hall. Luther Shelby manager of Charleston opera house accused of throwing a drunken Negro woman from Dr Spotted Wolf show. John TM Blansett, after a spree at Bell City, borrowed and sold a horse to Mr Burnett for 850 and was arrested by Marshal Grieb at Cape Girardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Phillips
Luther Shelby
Charleston
Manda Stanley
Dr. Spotted Wolf
Johm ™ Blansett
Bell City
Mr. Burnett
Marshal Grieb
Cape Girardean
Besaville Cattle Buyer and Local Moves Prompt Weeklong Activity
From Besaville,Jake Sitze is buying cattle. Lagrippe is prevalent here. Bessville hosts medic Clentock Way visiting. Samuel Besaix in St. Louis on business this week. Mr. Farris of Morley in Bessville on business. R F Waitts sells farm to G W Albright conditional. Mrs. Dora Limbaugh of Glen Allen visiting Bessville. P R Welker headed to Cape County to peddle goods. J M Welker and Bitze brothers planning a new clover mower. Maud and Angie Whitener’s sisters are sick with grip. W Hale moved to Morley to take charge of a large farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sitze
Bessville
Clentock
Cape County
J. M. Welker
Bitze
Vonivin Plate
Maud
Angie Whitener
D. M. Whitener
W Hale
Morley
Milkmaids Convention in Lutesville Delights Local Crowd
The Milkmaid's Convention in Lutesville drew 200 plus, with well played par, strong local music, and solos. Della Caldwell led a polished broom drill and Miss De Jones impressed with learning to milk. The central feature celebrated femininity, amid light chatter on age, chocolates, and cows. The show, including The Country Wedding pantomime, was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
Datiie Burford
de Jones
Della Caldwell
O'Leary
Misa
Father of His Country Birthday Tribute
The piece marks George Washington's birthday as a historic coincidence with Georgia's founding by James Oglethorpe. It praises Washington's leadership and notes the union as a monument to his valor, while acknowledging the editor's limits in eulogizing him. The public schools observed a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Georgia
James Oglethorpe
United States
Improvements Near Corner of High and Walnut Streets
Dr C A Sander refloored repapered and improved his property at High and Walnut with a large south room planned. Sach's Mercantile Co will occupy the premises with a large line of goods. Transfers by Waldo and Lates of St Louis lithographing begin development of land south of Latesville. more details next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sander
High and
Walnut Street
Sach’s Mercantile Company
Mesars
Waldo
Lates
St. Louis
Latesville
Brick Barber Shop Planned for Marble Hill
Elmer Bair of Marble Hill informs the editor he can secure a suitable lot to build a brick barber shop. Bath rooms and other modern conveniences will be provided, with another chair probably added. Everything will be neat and tasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bair
Marble Hill
Fir Joes
Horse causes fatal neck injury in buggy accident
A horse hitched to a wagon drew back and fell while Johnson Cran drove from Lutesville toward Marble Hill. The animal reared and toppled, pinning its head under its body and breaking its neck instantly, killing the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Cran
Lutesville
Marble Hill
Forma Sold. Marble Hill Farm Purchase Reported
Wednesday morning David Lincoln bought Ed Barks farm two miles north of Marble Hill. It contains forty acres of land, fairly well improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forma
David Lincoln
Ed Barks
Marble Hill
Local man kills dog suspected rabies near Marble Hill
Last Saturday Henry Rose of Marble Hill area killed his dog showing hydrophobia signs. William Hensley of Jackson now runs Jones and Brinkley’s meat market in Tutenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mou Aruy
Henry Rose
Marble Hill
William Hensley
Jackson
Jones & Brinkley’s
Tutenville
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Cotton Belt
Delta
Malden
Besaville
Washington
R. Drums
Giesecke Boor
Robert Drum
Iisseek
Blount
Charter Oak
Fame
Telephone
Mabel
Moark
New Homestead
Rosendale
Louisville
ACME
Challenge
Pittsburg
Big Muddy
George E. Clark & Son
H. W. Boss
Pee Square
Stata Georbecss
William Norman
Auling
C. W. Rhodes
Prop
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