Local social notes from weekend visits and travels
Our Correspondents report Henry Soberg and family visited James Johnson Saturday night. Mrs W C Evans visits her parents Mr and Mrs Reiley Myers this week. Rayford Myers was in Perry County last week. DT plans to teach near St Mary next year. Philip Provpnt passed through Saturday on his way home from W M Cobege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Soberg
James Johnson
W. C. Evans
Mrs. Reiley Myers
Rayford Myers
Perry County
St. Mary
Philip
W. M. Cobege
Local Social Visits Reported Across LT Environs
Social notes list visits by Will Whitener and sister Mina Swlis to Miss Stella and Hertha Salver on the weekend. Ward family visits to relatives are noted, with Flora Ward and Cor Ward visiting Lauretti Farmer. Myrtle Biddie and Leyela Shim paid calls on Rosa Tinnin, while Monroe Ward, Dewan Helderhneed and Nellie Tinninh visited Carrie Bennett and Loree Gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Whitener
Mins Swlis
Stella
Hertha Salver
Monroe Ward
Dewan Helderhneed
Mise Nellie Tinnih
Carrie Bennett Sanday
Loerree Gin
Wo. OM. C. Notes. Local visits and visits this week
Prof Wo A Davault spent Saturday and Sunday in Fredericktown. Mr and Mrs Frank Carnert visited at Whitewater Saturday and Sunday. Miss Jialu Carroll visiting at Whitewater this week. Chietner visiting his parents this week. Rev J A Mussel of Latesville visited the Corlese lost Priday and CoreHelapel ser joes. Wor senator ciise spent Friday at the uwests of Miss Jigly Bel Cheer. atshen Alien repaert hespriet deal tenis Wyritdn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM. C
Wo A, Davault
Fredericktown
Mr. and
Mes
Frank Carnert
Whitewater
Sandivs
Jialu Carroll
Chietner
J. A. Mussel
Latesville
Corlese
Priday
CoreHelapel
Joes
Ciise
Uwests
Atshen Alien
Repaert
Local notes on repairs and visitors at a small town
Tariters busy plane charge car. Moore and J. T. Poston praised lone new machinery recently. A Hulshet of Leopold shipped a tar toad of hews last week. Pentorfo Strongg and Ben det visited Dave Snider Sunday. Advance Telephone builds eight-line line in town. Snider, previously ill, shows slow improvement. Prowse Bab Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woth Moore
J. T. Poston
A. Hulshet
Leopold
Messrs Pentorfo Strongg
Bendet
Local Notes On St Louis Trip and Area Developments
Leopold Kev Kurtenbach visited St Louis this week. A Huishot shipped a carload of horses and sheep to St Louis. Anna and Dina Vanderen of St Louis are visiting relatives. John Hinkebein Jr went to St Louis for work. The Hessian fly damaged local wheat. many farmers plow and plant corn. Advance Telephone builds line to Laflin. Henry Holzum found work in St Louis. Brass band practicing for summer calls. Henry Vandoren bought land north of town from Mrs Twellman. John Stickler sold his farm to John Brewer. A Reaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Telephone Company
Laflin
Henry Holzum
St. Louis
Henry Vandoren
Measles Epidemic Passes. Local Singing School Thrives
Drreenbrier notes health improving after measles epidemic. Singing school remains strong with widespread interest. Attendees at the Zalma closing entertainment include Misses Leon and Nell Lloyd Lilian Ladd and Dot Wiggins. Mr and Mrs Frank Durham of Borg visit their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Nell Lloyd
Lillian Ladd
Dot Wiggins
Zalma
Frank Durham
Borg
Mrs
Local notes on visits and weather from the community
Laura Sipes and Mrs Maud Ward visited a dentist in Aidan. Frank Kerr from near Gipsy called on neighbors. Nellie Scowden works for Ros Ward. Moss Mary Long visited Miss Stella Gwen. many farmers report cold weather slowing fruit and work. Rev Yount preached at Moore's chapel. Misses and families visit. Mrs Moyers suffered a horse accident with arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidan
Frank Kerr
Near Gipsy
Dicinity
Nellie Scowden
Ros. Ward
Moss Mary Long
Stella Gwen
Vine Weather Ahead Delays and Local Farm News
Day begins early as winter lingers and farmers fear replanting corn. Miss Ava Tansley, visiting relatives in Missouri and Oklahoma, returned Friday. Harry Saddler bought the Amanda Slinkard farm. Tommy Huskey lost a cow. Louis Sutton had a runaway accident but was not seriously hurt. Local youth attended revival meetings at Hahn chapel. Thomas Huaskey Jr. attended Union Ridge church Saturday evening. School closed early due to farming pressures but a good ciphering, spelling, and playing audience enjoyed the program. Miss Yount praised as a good teacher. “Little Tom” notes the school board’s choice, wishing her continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Tansley
Springfeld
McAlester
Harry Saddler
Amanda Slinkard
Tommy Huskey
Louis Sutton
Hahn Chapel
Thomas Huaskey
Union Ridge
Miss Yount
Tom
Littie Tom
Smallpox scare eases as residents recover
Sunday services were held by Rev. D. W. Hurst while the smallpox scare lessened. W. J. Bollinger and family recoveries are noted. A stockholders meeting of the Sedgewickville Telephone company discussed connecting with Patton but made no definite plans. Mrs Ada Masters and her infant son, sick with erysipelas, show improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hurst
Tom
W. J. Bollinger
Sedgewickville Telephone Company
Patton
Ada Masters
Sant
Albright Area News Roundup From Cascade District
Albright notes mild growing weather and generally good health with a few chills. Mrs Aletta Hovis resumes activity after illness. Pioneer Cooperage teams fill yard with belts. M B Henson family visits Boyd Henson Saturday night. A B Henson and Carter Daree cut bone for Dan Hoff man last week. M W B Henson kills a rattlesnake over five feet. George Henson visits M B Henson Sunday night. Thomas Myers erects a large storefront at Cascade with stock already indoors. Myers seen as a bustling businessman with many friends. Ransom and Osar Henson go fishing Saturday night with poor luck. George Henson and Ben Giraham trouble Mel Whitener by tying him up. they rest by the roadside and sleep through dawn. A practice baseball game held at Ben Grathan’s Sunday morning. Mrs Victoria Stroupy ill with rheumatism and bone trouble. William Hensen, Oscar Henson, and Richard Hufftean load a car with bolts at Cascade Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Henson
Boyd Henson
A.B. Henson
Carter Daree
Dan Hoffman
M. WB. Henson
George T. Henson
Thomas Myers
Cascade
Mr. Myers
Ransom
Osar Henson
George Henson
Ben Giraham
Mel Whitener
Mornig George
Winter farming and local visits around Burg area
Winter weather lingers as farmers plant corn. Sam Elledger and family visited on Clobb creek Sunday. Sam Gibson enters wagon work. Mike Barnhart runs a shop phone. Dr Gibbs and Charley Matthews seen in nearby areas. Earl Scanders back at Burg. Charley Stratton builds a fence around his orchard. Arthur Stephens moves into Bill Gibson’s vacated house. C L Baker buys David Froman’s saddle horse Bowvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Elledger
Clobb Creek
Sam Gibson
Mike
Mike Barnhart
Sam Elledge
DR. Gibbs
Gipsy
Charley Matthews
Flatwoods
Fowler
Shafter
Press Crites
Farmers predict corn planting progress
Farmers report widespread corn planting but express uncertainty about final yields and weather conditions. They anticipate a long season with potential delays due to moisture and late-season conditions impacting early harvest plans.
Farmers Mourn Hessian Fly Damage in Wheat
Farmers complain of Hessian fly in wheat with a half crop expected. Merchant T. B. Dram conducted business at Cape Girardeau late last week. Willie Smith, working in St. Louis, visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Smith. Miss Bee Seabaugh to teach Conrad school next year. Grandma Sample, recently noted for her contributions, remains a local figure in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Dram
Cape Girardeau
Willie Smith
St. Louis
James Smith
Bee Seabaugh
Conrad
Grandma” Sample
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Marien
W. AL Ward
Home Folks
Aid
Flora and
Cor Ward
Laurettis Farmer
Myrtle Biddie
Leyela Shim
Rosa
I Ucathin
Leopold Kev. P. Kurtenbach
John Hinkebein, Jr
Drreenbrier
W. A. Dunn
Marble Hill
Laura Sipes
Mrs. Maud Ward
Svil Verity Uhvekir
Sarah Corbin
Rue Fraxier
Davena
Susan Kittler
J. H. Devenport
Alec Green
Floyd Dennis
W.G. Kitchen
Warn
Pleasant Valley
Ed Trace Creek
Jack Underwood
Dee Run
Jody Goodson
Maryland
Dele Ben Sites
John Underwood
John Kelly
F. F. Yount
Moore's Chapel
Stone
Ron Devenport
Curtis Dennis
Emanuel Lact
Perryville
John Mineh
JH. Mower
Mt. Carmel
Jane
Old Trace Creek
Robert Moyers
Bowrvat
Sinskey
Albright
Mra. Aletta Hovis
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Burge
Tallent
Sedgewickville
Motormick Mow
Ers and
Weber
Harrows
John Deere
Milwaukee Hay
Ness
J. H. Wicecarver
Missouri
Charles King
Paul B. H. Bollinger
Daniel Fish
Casama
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B. H. Bollinger
Chas. King
D. P. Myers
Leo Slinkard
C. H. Pape
C. M. Witmer
T. P.M. Wells
Chas
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Robert Drum,sr
E. B. Reck
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Capital
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C.M. Witmer
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Yale
the Bank
Marble Hill, Missouri
C. A. Sander
J. A. Taylor
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Cashier
W. D. Allen Joseph W. Caldwell
J. EB. Kinder
Robert Dram
C. A. Bander
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Henry Alfrank
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Ad Hayes
Cook
Mollinger
Marble Hin
Said
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Joun H. Sanpen, Prop
C. L. Talley
Mrs. E. Kinder
Dr. McAnally
G. Burette Snider
Conviyineer
Hank of
Marble
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R. W. VanAmburg
Dentin
W. K. Chandler
Arroaner
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