Our Correspondents From Gipsy Well Newswire
Our correspondents note a good rain on Monday improving mood, a well attended baptizing service, Elbert Baker visiting, and the birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs J E Walters on June 18. Adolph Lacy left for Kansas June 13 but faced a train wreck delay. W D Hinkle and daughter Ethel toured St Louis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Baker
J. E Walters
Adolph Lacy
Kansas
W.D Hinkle
Ethel
St Louis
Trave Creek
Weddings, church events, and local notices from Clubb Creek
Clubb Creek Health reports good times as wheat cutting wraps up and harvest tasks conclude. A July Fourth celebration draws crowds and Midsummer weekend attendance, with church gathering at the merry go round. A June 27 marriage at Rev Gaither home unites Adar James and Delpla Speer with Rev G Virgin officiating. Local social notes mention family visits, camper outings, and hints of another wedding forthcoming. The infant son of Sheridan Baker was buried at Cane Creek cemetery. Sincere sympathies to the parents and best wishes to The Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clubb Creek
T J. Gaither
Adar James
Delpla Speer
G. Virgin
Charles Fowler
Martha Cooper
Luxe
Community notes from Sedgewickville and nearby
In Sedgewickville and surrounding areas the rattle of the mower and threshing machine fills the air. Miss Mattie Hahs of Fredericktown visits friends and will return Friday. Elmer Seabaugh visits home folks after time in Dunklin county, returning next Sunday. A. F. Seabaugh and Grace go to the Cape. Grace will enter Normal. Ernest Seabaugh and Harvie Crites travel to Patton last Saturday. Clip Statler returns from Dunklin county last Thursday, staying through fall. Bland Seabaugh back from the Cape, now farming at Roscoe Limbaugh's. Charley Kuhlman, David Robinson and others on a fishing trip through town last Thursday. John Grantham visits the store on Sundays. Dewey Seabaugh shares the habit. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hahs, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Propst, Rush Limbaugh and Ransom Hahs travel from Cape Girardeau to attend Children’s Day. Children’s Day exercises praised. a fine dinner on the grounds. In the afternoon Rush H. Limbaugh spoke on “Character in the Old Testament,” greatly appreciated by locals who have known him since childhood. Two crews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hahs
Fredericktown
Elmer Seabaugh
Dunklin County
A. F. Seabaugh
Miss Grace
Cape
Ernest
Dewey Seabaugh
Ray Hahs
S. K. Propst
Rush Limbaugh
Ransom Hahs
Cape Girardeau
Local Notes Mention Croceries New Arrival and Socials
Bassy Health in our locality EMS good amid dry warm weather. Farmers near completion of wheat stacking and haying. New grocery line at J N Matthews. Dewitt and Mrs. Sample welcomed a fine girl born June 28. Protracted meeting at Evening Lights. Mrs. Matthews thriving as post mistress. Marion Farmer and son may relocate to Kennett. Local visits include Emory Baker, Otto Dunn with Dora Chronister, Will Hughes, Opal Matthews, Avery Abernathy, and Mrs. Harold. Sunday school progress noted. Turtle Dove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J N. Matthews
Dewitt Sample
Dewitt
Matthews
Castor
Sunda
Marion Farmer
Lewis Harold
Grassy Grist: Rainless Crops and Local Visits
Crops suffer from lack of rain while local residents report sickness numbers and social visits. Haynes has been on the sick list for several days. George Baker and family visited Emery Baker, Levi Robins in Flat woods, and Annie Cruise of Zalma visited Grassy friends. Grassy factory sermon well attended. Ooe, Effie Robins and Willie Strap visited Tina Beasley. Charles Deck visited his father, Hon T W Cooper, last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Haynes
George Baker
Emery Baker
Levi Robins
Flatwoods
Annie Cruise
Zalma
Grassy
Grassy Factory
Ooe
Effie Robins
Willie Strap
Tina Beasley
Charles Deck
T. W. Cooper
Grassy Gry
Weathered heads and moving in with funeral notes
The farmers are harvesting hay and oats as Quintus Harmon predicts no rain until the Fourth of July. A timely shower arrived Thursday. Mrs. E J Crow of St. Louis attended her father B F Sharrock’s funeral on June 21 and returned home Wednesday. Nick Myers and family of Stillwek are mentioned in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintus Harmon
E. J. Crow
St. Louis
B. F. Sharrock
Nick Myers
Stillwek
Booster day visits and town notes in early Kansas
Kansas residents visit relatives including R Myers and Propst family while Simon Statler is sick. Booster girls work hard as two weeks remain. Will Skaggs trades in town. Benton Shrum with chickens. Charley Hawn ill. John H Sharrock recovering from leg amputation. Jesse Wilson ill at home. farmers busy with crops. news scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
R. Myers
Simon Propst
Plat River
Dolle’s Mill
Simon Statler
Will Skaggs
Benton Shrum
Charley Hawn
Tallent
John H Sharrock
Jesse Wilson
Patton
Gatherings and Visits Round Sunday Pages
Health is good. Dunns visit Foxes in Gipsy. Wagner family visits their uncle Calvin Wagner. Peter James family visits daughter Mrs John Jackson. Henry Casinger in the vicinity. Sam J McMinn enjoys a horseback ride. Bell family visits Pollard. Hedrick visit Sid Durham. A A Kinder on play list. Arthur Hopkins of Lowndes visits Charley Barrett. Will Matthews in the vicinity. Doury Dox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H Dunn
Fox
Gipsy
Ned
Frank Wagner
Calvin Wagner
Peter James
John Jackson
Henry Casinger
Ned Wagner
Sam J. McMinn
R.A Bell
Bell
Local Grassy News And Community Notes
Dry weather continues as Aunt EO Whitener improves. Dr ALF Wagner and Miss Bessie visit Tennessee. Children day at Kinderchapel drew a large crowd with a good time. Mrs J Moore visited Uncle Whitener Sunday night. Farmers around Gravelton have wheat stacked. Brother Biffle to preach at Kinder chapel Sunday. Locals visited Mr Baker Sunday night. Miss Alice Burkhart with Miss Silva Howard Monday. Grandma Senter sick. Grassy readers urged to send news.
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Alf Wagner
Bessie
Tennessee
Kinderchapel
Dr Town
J. Moore
Whitener
Gravelton
Brother Biffle
Kinder Chapel
Baker
Alice Burkhart
Miss Silva Howard
Grandma Senter
Local notes from Marble Hill and Kinderchapel area
Esquire H B Hawn handled important business at Marble Hill. Children’s day was held at Kinderchapel with local attendees. Ben Hawn works at Slinkard sawmill. Rural route carrier H Ed Richards keeps delivering mail. It’s the season for squirrel hunting with caution about nearby candidates. Uncle John Miller suffered a severe jolt from a backing mule and swore by jingoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hawn
Marble Hill
Kinderchapel
Ben Hawn
Slinkard
Ben
H. Ed Richards
John Miller
Special road district petition urged by rallying voices
Fragmentary speech shows rallying call to sign a petition for a special road district. The speaker urges action and readiness, with a joking aside about a splashy remark and the crowd's response. No clear names or places are provided in the readable text.
Donola Threshing and community notes in Donola
Farmers near Donola prepare to thresh wheat amid good health reports. Local residents visit family, attend Sunday school and prayer meetings, with several planning trips and picnics for the Fourth at Advance. Visitors include Mrs Amos Murphy, Miss Connie Anderson, Rev. Davis, Monroe Bridges, and J. P. Morgan with various family groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Connie Anderson
Clarence Bess
Overton Harris
Mr Bridges
Dongola
Zalma
John Harris
Rev. Davis
Monroe Bridges
Monroe Hill
Drum
Neely Murphy
Bess
J. P. Morgan
Bagby Floyd Bagby
Lizzie Condor
Chubb Creek
Local notices andTransient events from Bollinger county
Local brief items note numerous residents and visitors in Marble Hill and nearby towns including J A Berry F H Schwering Early Morgan and Lutesville. Church and school events referenced with marriages births and forthcoming admin notices and dissolutions of partnerships announced in the Bollinger county area.
Local Church Appointment Amid Sickness and Warm Weather
A Baptist church appointment was held Sunday due to illness with wishes for a speedy recovery. Seasonal warmth kept people busy at work as crops improved with good prospects for wheat oats hay and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Local notes on crops and rain prospects in the vicinity
The writer reports corn prospects poor on sandy ridges and better cotton yields despite dry spells. Rain is greatly needed to prevent sickness this fall. Berry picking planned with JO F Masters and TB Griffin. TB running for collector. Swear Raper signs off with best wishes to Tie Press readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mx Eorror
JO F Masters
Griffin
T. B
Pat
Tie Press
Swawr Raper
Notice of administration for Jacob P F Back estate
Letters of administration granted in Bollinger County Missouri on June 10 10 to Elces Back Administratrix. All persons with claims must exhibit them within months from the letters or be barred. Claims should be presented for allowance to the administratrix at the specified address.
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LL. Bridges
R. J. Yount
Scopus
Bollinger
Missouri
L. J. Bridges & Co
Ll. Andere
Lt. Redges & Co
J. J. Bridges
York
Bollingwe
Missoiri
Notiog Te
Lear
Polly Station
Rollidger
Mixcoari
Granog F. Empe
Mary K. Kinder
Bollinger County
L. T. Kroper
Jacob PF. Back
Elces Back
Adminiatratrix
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