Local News and Ads From Lutesville Area
Judge McMinn was at court last week. Best cigars at Sander’s store. Five pounds coffee for $1 at Drom’s. Dr. C. A. Sander went to the Cape Tuesday. Drum’s is furniture and wagons HQ. One of Monroe Lloyd’s children ill. Drum’s sells queenware and tinware. Mumps prevalent in Billy Patterson settlement. Prices down at Sample & Inder’s. Indians settling in Billy Patterson settlement. Renew promptly to keep your paper. Mayer painting in Mississippi County. Drum’s offers boots shoes and men’s goods. Hall’s store in Lutesville sells cheap caps and gloves. Drum’s jewelry store offers watches cheap. Patience in local business urged. Calumny avoided. send in subscriptions. Dr. Jaques liver pills marketed. McGinty price drop noted. Winter forecast mentions high trade. Wild animal rumor near Smithville and Patton graveyard. Calvin Green faction sentenced in court. Lutesville locals note illnesses and store visits. Preachers in town with no weekly services. Patent churn dasher advertised. Fire losses in St. Louis noted. Hereditary life expectancy formula quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Squire Lambert
Drom’s
C. A. Sander
Cape
Monroe Lloyd's
Sample &Nder’s
Billy Paterson
Ed. Mayer
Mississippi County
Drum’s
N. E. Haiti
Lutesville
R. Drum
N. E. Hall's
Will
David Clippard
Brum’s
Republic
St. Louis
A. RB. Jaques
Drum
Bollinger County
C. Mitchim
Williamsville
Sample & Inder's
Monroe Lloyd
Caby Farm
A.sander
Mayer
Mississippi Co
C. C. Mitchim
W. C. Talley
Jaques
RB. F. Mitchell
Kentuckey
Herman Gray
Dan Baker
Old Bollinger
Sample & Kinder’s
E. O. Sander
A. Bohnsack
Allen Clippard
Sherman Smith
M.S. A
Calvin Green
United States District Court
Jacob Welker
Nolle
Green
Illinois
Flynn
Armstrong
John C. Welker
N. E. Hall
A. J. Mayfield
Ina Burks
Hope
Ark
Spring Work Plans Mention Briefly
Fragmentary note mentions someone counting on spring work or release. Reads like a stray snippet lacking clear people, places, or events.
Bessville Letters Mention Debates and Marital News
Heasville correspondent reports upon harvests and sowing after rains. Huffman sows wheat. Graham buys horse and plans a buggy ride. Watts leaves the saw mill. Marquand visitors see respect for Henry. Dollar and Laura Bess wed at the bride’s home and plan to reside in St Joe. A local literary society debates a controversial question about federal support for emancipated populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heasville
H. W. Graham
Marquand
Bessville
Henry
Bolen Watts
Prospect School
John R. Dollar
St. Joe
Laura Bess
St. Joe Gead Mines
Price Scale for Hugs Sparks Controversy in State
An exchange notes cottage industry style pricing for hugs in the state, listing rates by age and duration from minors to widows with varied prices and no time limit, while preachers are exempt and editors pay ads but are not allowed to participate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McMinn
R. Drums
Bill Jones
Peter Hawn
Marians
Waring
Thayer
N. BE
Hall's
P. W
Ritch O. Sander
W. &. Rockwell
Masonic Hall
Marble Hill
Thomas B. Garrett
R. Drom’a
McGinty
N.E. Hall
Here
Missouri Woods
Smithville
Patton
J. B. Thompson
W. W. Works
A. & E. Miller
Dow Run
A. R. Jaques
Famous
Penny &Gentles
Sonnenfeld's
Crawford’s
Establishmets
Penny & Gentles
Erercereereeeer Furniture
Robert Drum
Missouel
GEO. E. Clark & Son
Oliver
Blount
True Blue
Roele
McSherry
Buckeye
Lumhant K
Plue Cypress
Poplar
Pitteberg
Big Muddy Cou Co
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Prioiany, Jaberate, Adadenin, Huh Fu
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