Local notes and social visits in Grassy area
Jor Correspondents details residents and visitors in Grassy including croquet at the old factory site. Mentions Lon Cheat laying a barn foundation and C M Kirkpatrick considering Castor hog purchases. Rea moves from Coldwater to Grassy. John S Miller and family visit Josh Robins. Tam Ei ZB extends New Year wishes. Town Club, Judge Owens, Walter Hosea and relatives return. S C Stewart family nights and friends at Perutur Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Cheat
C. M. Kirkpatrick
Grassy
Castor
Robert Rea
Coldwater Factory
John S. Miller
Josh Robins
the Press
Tam Ei
James Crosby
Nell Spears
John Owens
Walter Hosea
Walter
S. C. Stewart
Glen
Oscar
Mr. Stewart
Perutur
Ill
Local notices and social chatter from New Year
Reports from Arab area include residents visiting relatives and transacting local business. Wm Nichols helped Joe Bess kill hogs last week. Tom Turner bought a fine mare from Charles Barrett. M J Francis adjusts as new postmaster. Asa Hill cut his foot but recovers. Robert Bell's baby injured a finger once. Lillie and Mattie Hovis with Ned Wagoner visited Joe Dunn family. Luther Ward and others visitors over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nichols
Joe Bess
Mattie Hovis
Tom Turner
Charles Barrett
Hiraw
Tom Ward
Greenville
M. J. Francis
Asa Hill
Robert Bell
Luther Ward
Lillie
Ned Wagoner
Joe Dunn
Pleasant weather but forecasts turn worse soon
The column notes mild conditions for the season and forecasts of bad weather ahead. Health is generally good with a few colds. A surprise 18th birthday party for Ettie Clubb on Tuesday night was well attended and enjoyed by all. Lon Whitener visited his parents Bea and ??? White ner on Sunday. A daughter was born to Milt Abernathy and wife on January 4. J E Haynes of Grassy visited Gravelton, and Clarence White ner’s singing drew a good crowd. Gus Wagner visited his best girl Sunday, and Mitt Kinder visited Uncle Ben Whiteners. Misses Bessie Wagner Leota Harris and Nellie Cloninger attended Alice Burkhart Sunday before sending Grassy news. The editor signs off with well wishes to The Press and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettie Clubb
Lon Whitener
Bea Whitener
Milt Abernathy
J. E. Haynes
Grassy
Gravelton
Clarence Whitener
Gus Wagner
Mitt Kinder
Ben Whiteners
Bessie Wagner
Leota Harris
Nellie Cloninger
Alice Burkhart
Burr Eves
Local Illness Brief Cites Mrs Assinger George Notes
Report notes considerable sickness in the area with Mrs. Oda Assinger George described as a little better at this writing. Mention also includes Miss Grace, Miss Bessie and Miss Snow as affected parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda Assinger George
Local Social Highlights and Community Notes
Mills and Messrs visited Fred Tinnin on Sunday January 3. A surprise party honored Rev Zene Younts daughter Lona Friday night. Roy Downs Harley Harper were in the vicinity Sunday. Misses Blanche Jones Stella Mella Tinnia and Messrs Cook Kirk Henson Powell Snyder visited Misses Bess and Grace Mills Sunday. Chick en pox cases reported locally. Many attended Union Light church Sunday. Born to Will and Mrs Combs a boy. Infant son of George and wife died January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Light
Will Combs
Babe
George Williams
Ban
Infant dies in January in local notices
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers died January 7. Many locals appear in brief notes about visits, travel, school events, weather, injuries, and community happenings around Hog Creek, Lutesville, and nearby areas, including family visits and sickness reports.
Local Notices and Social Roundup for Zalma Area
Arrived too late for last issue. Amos Lee is on the puay list. Miss Jessie Moyers visited home folks Christmas. Miss Clara Harris visited at Zalma Thursday night. Miss Agnes Speer of Zalma visited at this place last week. Forrest Shelton is working at Smith's sawmill. Hulda James of Zalma is our barber. Fred Davis lost a fine horse a few weeks ago. Will Herrell is making ties for H. H. Stepp. The Corbin mill is running again after being idle a few weeks. Jesse Kerns recently traded for a tract of timber from Mr. Ladd. an wd Mrs. Ralph Baker of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Bess
Decia Mouser
Fred Mabuee
Lutesville
D. C
Elmer Sittes
D. O. McLean
George Killian
Fredericktown
Grandma” Bowman
Little Charles
Venable
Amos Lee
Jessie Moyers
Clara Harris
Zalma
Agnes Speer
Forrest Shelton
Smith
Hulda James
Fred Davis
Will Herrell
H. H. Stepp
Corbin
Jesse Kerns
Ladd
Ralph Baker
Tom Cooper of Grassy Seen in Region Saturday
Crowded out last week. Tom Cooper of Grassy was in this part of the country Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cooper
Grassy
Local notes from Lutesville and surrounding area
Friends and relatives in Lutesville and Marble Hill return home after holidays. Social visits abound at Lodge and Crabb Creek with spelling matches, birthday parties, and local debates. Health concerns include Aunt Fannie Fowler and Mrs J R Davis, while moving and ties hauling keep residents busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
Marble Hill
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Ur Mansour Hilt Press
NiLi & Chandler. Publishers
Jor
Greenbrier
Turkey Creek
Giravelton
Misses Grace
Bessie and
Snow
William Rogers
Luther Kennison
Veri Whittenburg
Frank Bell
Lowndes
T. J. Clubb
Lee Slinkard
G. W Clubb
Lafe Rea
Henry Fowler
Andy Bollinger
Lutes Timber
Henry Schreiner
Albert
Charley
Wesley
George Schreiner
Leo Bollinger
Alpha Croft
John Blanken
Pearl Oldham
Hog Creek
Moses Proffer
Montana
Daniel Proffer
Melvin Morrison
William Limbaugh
William Slinkard
Andrew Bollinger
Isaac Mungle
Scopus
W. C. Hartwig
Chaffee
Mrs. Lloyd
Paul and
Garnet Ramsey
Advance
Sam Fish
Cape Girardeau
Sam
Bessville
M. B. Whitener
Ade
Eden
Fleisher
R. L. Robinson
Patton
Missouri
R. W. VanAmburg
Dentistry
Ip Intent Methods
Lutenville
Webster Davault
Glen Allen
C. M. Witmer
Marble Jit
A. Sander
M. B
W. K. Chandler
G Burette Snider
Notary Public
Bank of Marble
Wil
Mannew Hirt, Mo
Llery Zimmerman
Bank of Glen Allen
CHAS
Hobbs Notary Publi Insurance and Honds
Mar Rance
Rollin Lutesville
HON Pe Bank Oficere
de Moisseury
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Advance Phone No
VK Cnaxony
Roche M
Verde Vance
Lodge
John Johnson
Lewis Null
Thomas Fowler
Henry Lemons
John Reitman
Clubb Creek
S. G. Virgin
Tina Fowler
Lora Vance
Crabb Creek
Ed Hendrix
Wiley Davauli
Cane Creek
E. H. Dellinger
Dora Shell
Miss Minnie
Hettie
Della Bess
Martha
Pearl Shell
Elva Kern
Balch, Ark
Fannie Fowler
Lone Gii
Agus
Jim Hand
J. W. Doggett
Bollinger County
J. P. Patterson
Davis Chapel
J. R. Davis
Davis School
Dallas Watson
Dora A. Finch
J.R. Davis
Pearl
Libble Watson
Eve
Letta
Pearl Davis
Ora
Emma Doggett
William Alsup
Izzie Albert
Pearl Watson
Jess Cave
Henry Elfrank
A. J. Manion
Priet
Hot Springs of
Arkansas
Batha Am
Iron Mountain
PES Ae TV
Ona
W. I. Prowwen
Latesville, Mo
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