Local Social Notes and Visits From Last Week
Totended for last week. Mr. Delia Woold,tge of Plot Grove was the guest several days last week of Mrs. A. N Dickson. C0. V. Woot was born from Arrow ttock Thursday after a road of fee for the town. J.T. Reetor left one day last week for Virgina where he was called by the serious Hiness and death of his mother, Mise Effle Dickson went to Nap ton Sunday for 4 two weeks via it with her sister, Mrs. Ernest larvey, Mrs. Metcalf of Springfield, Il, arrived here Saturday and will be the guest of Frank Met calfe and wife for severl days, Onle Thomas formerly a Litte Stowk boy but of late has resided in Enid, Okla, was here Friday and informs there is no place like home and that he was back to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Woot
Arrow
J.T. Reetor
Virgina
Mise Effle Dickson
Napton
Ernest Larvey
Metcalf
Springfield
Frank Metcalfe
Severl
Onle Thomas
Enid
Okla
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Spotted in Marshall
A roundup of residents and visitors in Marshall includes Arrow Rocha Mra and McGuire with a guest, Mrs. FLO, Thursday. Mrs. Earl Green and son Elmer were in town Friday. Wella hosted a Friday night gathering with music and games. Eastham and wife called on Henry Muir Friday. Miss Lee Lawless left for Cooper County. Lud Kincheloe of Ohio visited D. Lawless and departed on the Alice for Boonville. J. F. Townsend and wife shopped in Marshall. Mrs. White left for St. Louis after visiting Merle’s sister. Ward family left for Nelson to attend church and visit friends. Henry Muir’s family hosted Will Eastham’s family Sunday. Charles Jannelk was seen on the streets. Fritz family of Cooper County shopped in town. L. A. Wilmarth with wife and Mix Mae in town. Will Hellman and daughter Mix Verna also shopped. Rev. Ezell preached at the M E Church. W. R. Hubbard and wife were guests of Mr. Piper near Little Rock. Horace Amick from Howard County shopped in town. Water Diggs and family of Cooper County attended Methodist services and dined with W. B. H. VanAradel and wife planned a Sunday trip to St. Louis for full dry goods and millinery. R. J. Marshall of Chicago visited Nell Martin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
McGuire
Little Daughter
Flo. Shepard
Earl Green
Elmer
Mins Ath Wella
Wii Eastham
Henry Muir
Lee Lawless
Lud Kincheloe
Ohio
D. Lawless
Alice
Boonville
J. F, Townsend
Marshall
Withite
Merle
St. Louia
Kev
Ward
Nelson
Christian Church
Will Eastham
Charles Janneck
Geo Fritz
Cooper County
L. A. Wilmarth
Mixa Mae
Will Hellman
Mixes Verna
Rev
Ezell
M. E
W. R. Hubbard
Kh. C. Piper
Little Rock
Horace Amick
Howard County
Water Diggs
W. B
H. VanAradell
St. Louis
R. J. Marshall
Chicago
Mise Nell Martin
Local social notes and community visits around Marshall
Mrs Dr Redman a sister of J M Taker visits relatives at Vielting. Miss May Ault Blanch White Monera Ault White guests of the Vardemans. Chautauqua at Marshall on Saturday praised as worth seeing. Misnew Thette Koeng Madge McAlister invited to dine at the country home of Mr and Mrs John Maxton. Mabel Marshall and Mee Lester shopped in town. John Cox suffers a painful foot injury. Thorp family Andrew Brownlee Mrs Wade Wigginbotham and children hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe Thorp. James Cordry Roy Cordry Dr Shuck and family W E Hell and family Miss Vera McAllister spent Thursday at Chouteau. Miss Maymie Tel Mere I N Parrish left for Kansas City to pick fall millinery. Frank Brockway Arrow Rock seen on the streets. A carload of cans arrived at the factory. every employee busy and activity high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mabel Marshall
Mee Lester
John Cox
Thorp
Andrew Brownlee
Wade Wigginbotham
Joe Thorp
James Cordry
Roy Cordry
Shuck Ant
W. E. Hell
Famiy
Vera McAllister
Chouteau
J.T. Coleman
H. Coburn
Boonville
Maymie Tel
Mere
I. N. Parrish
Kansas City
Frank Brockway
Arrow Rock
Local Social Notes from Lonelove Valley and Marshall
Farmers wish for rain while neighbors visit Marshall and return home. Mr and Mrs C C Miller and others are socializing across towns. Arthur Yates buys a driving mare in Marshall. Richard Griffiths improves after illness. Wedding bells rumored. couple likely to marry soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moody
Burgh
Frank Miller
James Hinton
Lee Haines Werd
River View Local Notes Include Visits and Exchanges
River View brief notes report Jesse Murdock ill at this writing. Mr and Mrs Will Heaman and baby visited Walter Kammeyer and wife. Miss Jesse Keyton of Har de man visits Harman family. Austin Murdock occupies Orson King property after exchange with Joe King. Miss Zelda Brown visited Lillian Hensick for several days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Murdock
Will Heaman
Baby
Walter Kammeyer
Jesse Keyton
Hardeman
Will Dilley
Joe King
Austin Murdock
Orson King
Zelda Brown
Lillian Hensick
Local residents report social visits and trades
Co. C. Drummelsler and wife traded in Binter Saturday. Otis and George Craig were upper guests of Jesse Hensick Friday evening. Frank Davis and wife traded in William recently. Misses Lillian Hensick and Zelda Brown visited the Misses Lawless at Arrow Rock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Drummelsler
Binter
Otis
George Craig
Jesse Hensick
Frank Davis
William
Lillian Hensick
Zelda Brown
Lawless
Arrow Rock
New Frankfort Weather and Local Visits
Pleasant weather in New Frankfort with a shower Monday. Residents and visitors include Mrs. John Behhmidt and son in Kansas City, Mrs. Martin Lenz from Nebraska, Miss Minnie Haines visiting Malta relatives, Leonard and Marshall Chas Love in New Frankfort, John Pemberton and children visiting Shiloh parents, Cecar Thierfelder back from Wyoming, Chas Ed Wilmington and others in Marshall. Nearby Miss Harvery of Nelson and Nellie Cooper hosted guests. Wensle Jackson visited Ayers Inet, Gertrude Gorker from Kansas City in town. Woodmen of New Frankfort plan their annual pine ride at Wilming's Grove on Sept. 5 with speakers, merry-go-rounds, amusements. Rev. Smart preached Monday and Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Lincoln Mo
New Frankfort
Mere
John Pemberton
Chrldren
Shiloh
Cecar ‘Thierfelder
Wyoming
Ed Wilming
Marshall
Miss Hlorvey
Nelson
Nellie Cooper
Wensle Jackson
Ayers
Gertrude Gorker
Kansas City
Woodmen
Wilming’s Grove
Rev. Smart
Real Estate Transfers From Various Buyers Across County
A list of property transactions includes Norvell to Neff in West Slater Lot 1 Block 1, H D Adkisson to L T Stouffer eight acres in 4-40-20, Ella Thompson to Palmer Jackson with a twenty acre interest in 11-11 visas, Behe to R175, Fred E Stockman to W B Lunbeck Lot 1 Block 5 Crown's Ltd addition, Pennington to D D Dug gins ten acres in 2-49-28, Anale 8 Edwards to W E White Lot 0 Block 6 English addition, Marshall, W F and Jesse Bales to Sam R Saltonstall 126.58 acres in 7 Ap-51-100, and more transfers including Saltonstall interests, Bales to Jeasta Bales 57.00 acres in 7-51-19, Jessie Bales to W F Bales 57.00 acres in 7-61-19, Rh P Gwinn to Jno T Abell irregular lot in Slater, and transfers involving Anna L Bowles, J E Wells, Baptist Church trustees to Phil Leininger, J M Hatfield to Mary Schots, C H Tucker to H Cameron, W H Leonard to Mary E Booker, D W Booker to Sam Giles, and Jesse Blackburn to Kate Lucas, with various acreage and parcel identifiers. Mies Mabel Broughton returns from visit to Kansas City with cousins Gladys and Helen Hoxmean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvell
James Neff
West Slater
H. D. Adkisson
L. T. Stouffer
Ella Thompson
Palmer Jackson
Fred E. Stockman
W. B. Lunbeck
Krown's Ltd
Pennington
D. D. Duggins
Edwards
W . E. White
Marshall
W. F
Jesse Bales
Sam R. Saltonstall
Laura E. Saltonstall
Saltonstall
Jessile Dales
W. F. Bales
Jeaste Bales
Jessie Bales
Rh. P. Gwinn
Jno
T. Abell
Slater
Jas. H. Boyer
W. Wingfield
Bock
Bebree
Rachel Shipley
Aug
Behine
City of
Sweet Springs
Anna L. Bowles
J. E. Wells
Arrow Rock
Trustees Baptist Church
Phil
Leininger
J. M. Hatffeld
Mary Scho
C. H. Tucker Ton
H .Cameron
Mary E. Booker
Biosk
Boyd
D. W. Booker
Giles
Jesse Blackburn
Kate. Lucas
Farm Boys Encampment at Sweet Springs Awaits Big Turnout
City Hall meeting Aug 17 reports show rising enthusiasm for the Farm Boys Encampment to be held at Sweet Springs Sept 3 4 5 with about 195 enrollments. Gov Norman J Coleman and Sec Geo Ellis are slated for Everybody Day along with experts S M Jordan Frank King and E A Trowbridge to discuss modern scientific agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Spring
Frank King
Columbia
Mr. King
State Board of Agriculture
Sweet Springs
Norman J. Coleman
Geo. B. Ellis
Dean J. H. Waters
Executive Board of Agriculture
S.M. Jordan
E. A. Trowbridge
Heiser
Herad
Sappington School Fund Board Meeting Minutes
The Sappington school fund trustees held their annual meeting on August 10. The treasurer reported funds totaling 62 021.89 with 61 800 in notes secured by deed of trust and 221.89 in cash. Appropriations for the coming year were set for distributing agents in Marshall, Elmwood and Salt Pond, Arrow Reck and Clay, Salt Fork and Blackwater, Grand Pass, Jefferson, with amounts from 200 to 500. The committee was ordered to investigate and report on the a rs of ae a-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappington School Fund
Marshall
G. W. Lankford
Elmwood
Salt Pond
J. W. Taylor
Arrow Reck
Clay
A. J. Allison
Salt Fork
Blackwater
A. H. Hanley
Grand Pass
F. C .McReynolds
Jefferson
W. G. Fowler
Ae A
Nervine touted as cure all for weak nerves and body stress
An old advertisement claims Nervine from the New Medical Co. of Elkhart Ind cures thousands with nervous energy deficits affecting respiration circulation digestion and elimination. It urges readers to try it and consult a druggist for Nervine, promising gradual restoration and eventual cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
The
New Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Hospital for Dr Sappington Memorial Board Plans
A board considers a hospital appropriation for a Sappington memorial. A three member committee will develop definite plans, while Drs Manning Gore Black Harri s and D D Dug gins lead the effort. Seppington fund details are given and operations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hanley
Hanley
J. P. Force
C. G. Page
W. H. Wheeler
G. W. Lankford
W H. Calvert
F. C. McReynolds
J. W. Taylor
J. Allison
T. ©. Rubvy
C. G.page
J. P. Huston
Seppington
John Seppington
Bosra
Ee Ee Ce
Incomplete Public Notice From Ballnga County Court
A damaged OCR notice from Ballnga County Court lists an order of publication in a 1908 circuit court case. It mentions July dates, names such as Merickwi and NBON, and the clerk’s attestation, but most details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret
Perperua
Balinga
Reptember
Time
Frank
Merickwi
Pinion
Notice of Letters of Administration in Saline County
In the Probate Court of Saline County Missouri letters of administration were granted July Met day to the person named. All persons with claims must exhibit them within one year for allowance or be barred after two years from publication. Catherine Nabgelin is named as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB
Noevelin
Saline County
Henry Albert Ellis
Kallow
Walter Ellia
Adur
Also Mentioned on This Page
June B. Smith
Drayman
Rock Barn
Main St
Delia Woold,tge
Plot Grove
A. N Dickson
Arrow Roce
Dr. Redman
Siater
J. M. Taker
Vielting
Tives
May Ault
Blanch White
Monera
Ault
White
Kunday
Vardemans
Misnew
Thette Koeng
Madge McAlister
Mi and
Mel
John Maxton
Lonelove Valley
Wood Rain
C .C. Miller
Marshal
Mr. Wil
Miler
Eddie Clemens
River View
Monmday
Mis
John Behhmidt and Son
Kanana City
Martin Lenz
Nebraska
Minnie Haines
Saturdday
Malta
Read
Mt Leonard and
Mies Mabel Broughton
Kannan City
Miseos Gladys and
Helen Hoxmean
Missouri
Faline
Leach
Marshall, Mo
Cloverdale Farm
Saline
Pettis Counties
Houstonia
Antionette Merickwi
A. A. Whitsitt
Minsmart
Nod Deere
Eld
Marabell
Marshall Republican
Anid
Baline
W. Ft. Bcott, Olrcutt Clerk
Ulreult
Ballne Coun
BR. Djoh Nron
W.t, Mote
Ulreuit
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