Born To Mr and Mrs Robert Cato May 14 100 A Baby Boy
Our correspondents report a fine boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert Cato on May 14 100 a local birth notice with likely minor OCR errors mentions family and date. The item reflects a small community notice typical of early 20th century papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cato
Clarence King
Rev
Davis
Cape Giraide
Charles Green
State of Washington
Bart Lingd
Lawte
Tel Stnupekins
Peepee
Stepp
Tyre
Presbyterian meeting at Denver draws attendees
Peter Conrad of Tren Minnesota Presbytery attended the Carriers Assembly meeting in Denver held May 20 for ten days. He was joined by his daughter Mrs Walters of Chick Ridge and his niece Miss Orn Conda Herrick. Various local figures and church activities are noted, including ministers and upcoming conventions. Ground conditions improve after showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Conrad
Denver
Colorado
Cariers
Presbyterian Church
Tren Minnitain Presbytery
Walters
Chik Ridge
Orn
Sold and Recommended by All Druggists Endears Werty Community
Sold and Recommended by All Druggists will endear Werty that entire community. Allen Dunn ard family attended chagreh lore Sandivy. Two Zalinn boys were in this neighborhood Saturday night and Sunday visiting their best girls. Mr. and Mrs. Ilene Abernathy visited Mrs. Abernathy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fronabarger, Sunday. Miss Uattie Binder and cousin Mit went to Lowndes Sunday. Miss Uattie Richie visited her aunt, Miss Relda Durham, Saturday night and Sunday. Misses Linn Hess, Bertha Turner and Bianche Tewins had dinner with Misses Maude and Madge Waggoner Sunday. Mrs. Mart Jackson is able to be up. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kinder attended church there Sunday. Walter Givay worked a few days for Jasin Hedrick last week. Brother's S18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dunn
Chagreh Lore Sandivy
Zalinn
Ilene Abernathy
Bertha Turner
Bianche Tewins
Maude
Madge Waggoner
Ype Enti
A. A. Kinder
Walter Givay
Jasin Hedrick
Bkother
Local notes on farming and fires near Leopold
Weather is fair as farmers prepare to dene plant Weert. A Hulshioet shipped a cathead of hous Tuesday. John Tenhilder testifies while witnessing his son Theodore’s marriage at O Fallon. Rev Kurtentach builds a new barn. Alois Unger plants for a large corn crop. Dr Chandler attended Mrs Sehreckenberg who is improving. School closes May 28. Frank Brands loses barn granary and contents in Friday fire. losses about 1500 with 200 insurance. Original cause unknown.
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A. Hulshioet
John Tenhilder
Theodore
O' Fallon
Kurtentach
Alois Unger
Community Notes On Health Visits And Moves
Buchanan was absent for the last issue. Health is very good. Rev M Mouser held services last Saturday night and Sunday. both well attended. Mr and Mrs Joe Burk and Mrs Hetner visited Aunt Mrs Mc Minn Sunday. Mrs McMinn will soon take charge of her son Sam J in Marble Hill. Neighbors will miss her kindness and thoughtfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mouser
Joe Burk
Hetner
McMinn
Sam J
Marble Hill
Sunday Prayer and Visits in Local Community
Local notes report Mrs Ed Carter gravely ill and Rev Revelle preaching Saturday night. Visits include Rett and Jase Ward, Jason Hedrick family, Miss Bella Durham, Effie Chronister mislisted, Alfred Waggoner's guests, Freeman Durham party, Frank Kinder Chronister with loves, and M R Kinder to lead next prayer meeting. Population rising as families move in. bolt cutting under Alfred Waggoner. neighbors Bob Garner and family pass through en route to Hiram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Durham
Jerry Rush
Frank Kinder
Frank Chronister
M. NX
Kinder
Bolt Cutting
Alfred Waggoner
Local notes and moves in a rural town
The town records several movements and events including Walker Rose planning a move to Dunklin county, Andy Nance returning to Laflin, Fred Clippard selling stock and relocating to Byrd Dunklin county, and Burett Bowers hired to teach. Sawmill and stave factory rest, politics noted under a Republican administration, Mrs. R. K. Rolens visiting Adna, and upcoming school terms with Prof and Mrs John F Winters teaching Whitewater Public School. Bo Kinder travels to Whitewater, Scott Davis relocates from Mill Creek to town, and Joe Galvan operates a bachelor's hall seeking a housekeeper with a wedding anticipated.
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Walker Rose
Dunklin County
Andy Nance
Laflin
Wayne County
Bollinger
Fred Clippard
Byrd
Danklin County
Danklin
Burett Bowers
Oak Ridge
R. KE. Rolens
Adna
J. F. Crader
Constable
Bo Kinder
Whitewater
Scott Davis
Mill Creek
Til
Hurricane era notes and farm updates in Hurricane Fork
Local letters from Hurricane report health news and social notes. J A Masters and J O Garland visit on Little Whitewater on business. J M Winchester finds a 51 inch arrowhead while plowing. Residents discuss rain needs for newly planted corn and discuss hay buying, smithing, farming, and sorghum planting. Road to Marble Hill praised. overseer Welker at work. Crows labeled as the era’s greatest pest. Political and religious remarks appear mixed with farm chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barron
J. A. Masters
Garland
Joseph Shram
J. M. Winchester
W. A. Masters
J. Long
JM. Winchester
Hurricane Fork
J.J. Patior
Masters
John Riding
Hhere
Marble Hill
Welker
Sam Jsco
A.S. Masters
Sealed bids for granitoid pavement at Hollinger County Court
Sealed proposals for the construction of a granitoid pavement in front of the Hollinger county courthouse will be received at my office until 12 o'clock noon Saturday May 29. The rights reserved to reject any and all bids. Jos A. Nenninger, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled Athart
Hollinger County
Mys
Wetll
Satontay
Mercetany and
All Kids
Jos A. Nenninger
Laflin Weather Note and Rain Report
Laflin residents note a welcome rainfall on Monday after a period with little news. The author mentions sending in several items and references observing the weather locally.
Board of Trustees invites bids for Will Mayfield College addition
Sealed bids by the Board of Trustees of Will Mayfield College Marble Hill Missouri will be received until 4 pm June 7 1000 for the erection of an addition to the college buildings to be completed by August 41 1000 Plans and specifications may be seen at the Circuit Clerk office Marble Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hill
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Clef
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Clires South
Johnson Smith
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Henry M. Smith
Genie Marshall
Seabough
Munity
Mart Jackson
Leopold
Buchanan
Etz
G. A. Friedel
Dallas
Tex
Ballard
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
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Rett
Jase Ward
Jason Hedrick
Charles Chronister Sand
Terest
Bob Garner
Dongola
Hiram
John F. Winters
Joe Galvan
Shorty
Enoch Shell
Curricane
A. J. Masters
Jel Cook
Little Middy
J.C. Riding
Jet Cook
EK. F Myers
J. H. Grindstall
Dal Masters
Ayer
W. A. Dunn
Missouri
Clark's Hardware
Lutesville
Ie Teserried
Mr. Kidder
Porer
Laatmart
M . Emma Johns
Las Vopas
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Air Derugaistes
Ayers
J. C. Ayer
Lewell
Henry Elfrank
Lutesville, Missouri
Baek
U.S. A. Co
Fier Cape Girardean
Mis
W. K. Chandler
Mansere Hill
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
Chas
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Y Bank
C. A. Sander, M. D
R. W VanAmburg
Bentat
G. Burette Snider
Notiury Public
Bank of Marble Hil
Mannie Hitt
P. D. Estes
Jonn Call
Lormevitoe
Estes & Call
E. E. Bair
Maannin Hens Mieerram
R. C. Coleman
Veer
Jackson Marble Works
Tour HH
Sanne
Prop
C.L. Talcey
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Onder
D. W. Bollinger
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N. E. Tallent
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