Gloomy weather and social visits noted in county column
Mrs John Delap hosted by Mrs B R Johnson Thursday evening. Various neighbors and relatives visited or hosted gatherings through the week including Uriah Mayse and daughter Ida, Miss Annie Jackson of Sweet Springs with Harry Jackson, and many local families such as the Wagners, Rothrocks, and Holls. Thanksgiving day visitors and Friday visits were common, with multiple short calls and family drops by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delap
B. R. Johnson
Uriah Mayse
Ida
Mr. Dillon
N. D
Samuel Rothrock
Annie Jackson
Sweet Springs
Harry Jackson
Will Harmon
Familly
Wagner
Lucy Rothrock
Milton Johnson
J. T. Witcher
Herndon
Luther Treece
Orl
Daisy
Zalia
Myrtle Leonard
B. F. Hall
W. M. Cox
Fravol Urton
Ray Jackson
Minnie Rothrock
Lexington
Iwood Yokley
Jake Yokley
B.C. Buis
F. T. Hall
Annie Crowder
Frieda Dierking
Hilda
Mt Leonard Community Notes Run of Town Visitors
Mt Leonard scenes show W H Spencer family from Kansas City visiting relatives. Clergymen Rev G W McClanahan and family move to Nevada Mo with Rev George Norvell to take Baptist pastor post. Emma Lee Taylor from Kansas City visits. Theo Jones relocates to Kansas City. Numerous residents host dinners and guests including Baker, Oquest, Howard, Mary Crabb, Edna McDowell, and others. football game attendance and local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spencer
Kansas City
G. W. McClanahan
Nevada
George Norvell
Gilliams
The
Baptist Church
Emma Lee Taylor
Theo
Jones
Jim Baker
Albert Robison
Dollie Baker
James Baker
Mary Viola Baker
Howard
Virginia
Edna McDowell
Marshall
C.J. Oquest
Frank West
Minnie Hockensmith
Maud Gentry
Fairville
John Dyer
Tom Smith
Mary Crabb
George Oquest
Elizabeth Everard
Carl Grimes
Charley Lamb
E. Simmons
F. M. Smitherman
Mexico
M. Gentry
Trade at the New York Racket and Save Money
A brief notice urges readers to shop at the New York Racket for savings. It promotes value deals and discounts aimed at attracting customers to the store.
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New York
Local Notices From Hannibal and Marshall
Frank York and Art Ebellums went to Hannibal last week to work till Christmas. John Hanley helps his father on the barn. W F Dennis and wife Jap Haden and wife shopped in Marshall Monday. Corn gathering is the order of the day with church preaching Saturday night Sunday and Friday night by Rev. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank York
Art. Ebellums
Hannibal
John Hanley
W. F. Dennis
Jap Haden
Marshall
Mitchell
Thanksgiving notes from Little Rock and area
Fritz Weiher and family and J Kraak families shared Thanksgiving with Ehlers. Turkey shoot attended at Will Burnets. Dr Sharp visited Mrs Fisher ill. Thanksgiving services held at Evangelical church. T M Ehler family visiting relatives in Alma. Otto Cramer spent Thanksgiving with Slater folks. John Steinmetz of Edwardsville bought 160 acres at Sterling Cole via Ehler Bros. Mrs Clara Gorker reports school doing nicely. Jack McChesney George Duggins of Marshall and Ruby Craig from Arrow Rock dined at George Pearson’s. Dr Sharp reports an 8 pound boy born at Herman Eikerman’s home on Monday morning November 9. Frank Hoener and family shared Thanksgiving with J 4H Berleycamp and family. Dr Sharp noted Slater visit Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Weiher
J. Kraak
Ehlers
Will Burnets
Dr. Sharp
Will Fisher
T. M. Ehler
Alma
Otto Cramer Spen
Slater
John Steinmetz
Edwardsville
Sterling Cole
Ehler Bros
Clara Gorker
Jack McChesney
George Duggins
Marshall
Ruby Craig
Near Arrow Rock
George Pearson
Herman Eikerman
Frank Hoener
Berleycamp
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Community Notes From Parkville and Surrounds
Miss Barbie Jackson tends her severely ill brother Paul with typhoid fever in Parkville. Mrs. Mary Wallhausen returns to St. Louis after mourning her little grandson. Walter Wailhausen dies of pneumonia aged youngest child. buried on Thanksgiving. Miss Mamie Wheeler visits family near Marshall. Mary Siloam from Kansas City visits Mrs. J E Hocker and others. Baptist church meetings continue past Sunday and will proceed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbie Jackson
Parkvill
Paul
Mamie Wheeler
C. M. Baker
Marshall
Mary Wallhausen
St. Louis
Mary Siloam
Kansas City
J. E. Hocker
The
Baptist Church
Walter
A. Wailhausen
New York Racket Hats Sold At Four Price
Dr H BE Tucker and family of Holt Missouri moved to the Hens property on West North Street to remain till spring and plan to move to Fairville afterward. The note mentions their current residence and upcoming relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H, Be, Tucker
Holt, Mo
Weut North St
Fairville
Gilliam Notes Died Near Fish Creek and Local Updates
Mrs Pen Duncan died at her home near Fish Creek last Sunday and was buried Monday. Charles Thierfelder and family returned from Chicago Wednesday morning after attending the stock show. Mrs J F Cross went to Marshall Wednesday evening due to illness. Dr Ford rented his Mt Leonard property and plans to stay in Gilliam. Kerrs south room now occupied by a Kansas City shoemaker. V Daniels topped the Chicago market last Monday with cattle and hogs.
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Pen Duncan
Fish Creek
Harles Thierfelder
Chicago
J. F. Cross
Marshall
Dr. Ford
Mt. Leonard
Gilliam
Kerr
Kansas City
V. Daniels
Blosser and Others Gather for Holiday Week Visits
Mr and Mrs Blosser visit the Kansas brothel area this week while Mrs Callie Asmuth spends time with sister Annie Blosser. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Wiser dining with Mrs Kiser's parents, Will Ford with aunt Mrs Fletcher, and multiple gatherings with the Blosser and Renick families plus teachers association events at Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokin Blosser
Chas
Fulton
Dean Bailey
Everet
Walker Louis Blosser
Clarence Blackburn
Lon Renick
and Mirs
Ernest Sailor
Hester Wright
Payne
Jennie Payne
Chas Fulton
McRoberts
John Clyde
Gus Renick
Antioch Church News and Local Visits
Rev Dotson filled his regular Antioch appointment on Sunday. Ewell and Lennie Nightwine of Central College Fayette stayed with relatives last week. Miss Eth Wilson returned to Warrensburg. D L Williams of Idaho and Jas Williams of Kansas visited Wm Cox. Miss Magmie Akeman visited Mrs E L Crowder. Mrs Morrison of Sweet Springs sold her farm near Antioch to Wm Thompson for 30 dollars per acre. Miss Elsie Dickerson of Sweet Springs visited Miss Ethel Cox. Mrs Chas Oneal has been ill but is improving. A well attended box social at Sal Pond school raised over 10 dollars. Dr J S Harrison and wife and J M Hooke and family were Sunday guests of J S Friben and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotson
Antioch
Ewell
Lennie Nightwine
Central College
Fayette
Eth Wilson
Warrensburg
D. L. Williams
Idaho
Jas. Williams
Kansas
Wm. Cox
Magmie
Akeman
E. L. Crowder
Mrs. Morrison
Sweet Springs
Wm Thompson
Elsie Dickerson
Ethel Cox
Chas. Oneal
Sal Pond
Harrison
J. M. Hooke
Friben
Big reduction on ladies suits at New York Racket
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New York
Grandma Koey celebrates eighty two on birthday visit
Lucretia Kelley known as Grandma Koey turned eighty two on Tuesday November 16. Friends visited at 2:30 PM and she showed renewed energy, enjoying coffee and cake as they shared in the celebration. Miss Martha Shaffer stayed with L. O. Nye family last Saturday. James Baker left for Manhattan to spend Thanksgiving with his daughter Miss Emsa at school there. Mrs. Chrisman of Grand Pass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Kelley
Grandma Koey
Grandma
Martha Shaffer
L. O. Nye
James Baker
Manhattan
Kansas
Miss Emsa
Chrisman
Grand Pass
Community notices and visits fill week in Marshall area
Miss Delia Masters visited sister Mrs. C. N. Schooley near Lexington. Aud ry Huff of Marshall and Mae Williams hosted by Miss Audrey Huff. Thanksgiving prayers at Christian Church. Rev. Jones of Miami preached both services. Mrs. Levi Kramer and Miss Wilmer Humphrey of Waverly shopped locally. Editor Wit of Marshall visited. Mrs. David Rohn and family from Grand Pass shopped Friday. Miss Vaughn of Sedalia visited Miss Anna Stockman. Rus Weaver and wife of Stanhope visited relatives. Various local residents attended meetings, school events, and church services. Several travel to Des Moines for schooling. typhoid recovery noted for Mr. Richardson. Box supper at Steel school to fund library bookcase. Cattle shipped to Chicago. Many locals visited Marshall, Waverly, Grand Pass, and Tipton. Miss Emma Baugh recovering health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Masters
Lexington
C. N. Schooley
L. O. Nye
Audrey Huff
Marshall
Mae Williams
Christian Church
Rev. Jones
Miami
Levi Kramer
Willmer Humphrey
Waverly
Wit
David Rohn
Wes Rohn
Grand Pass
Miss Vaughn
Sedalia
Anna Stockman
Rus Weaver
Stanhope
Fred Pillman
Mesdames Marsh Thomas
C. C. Gouldin
H. I. Blosser
Jasper Cole
Des Moines
Iowa
A. H. Monsees
Tipton
Mr. Richardson
J. W. Rutherfords
Offa Walker
Frank Blackburn
C. W. Schooley
Geo
Adams
Gerhard
Floyd Wilson
Emma Baugh
Church News and Upcoming Services in Local Congregations
The Cumberland Presbyterians plan Sunday services at the I O O F hall with Rev E N Garrett preaching at Salt Springs. Rev J E Abbot will preach at Mt Olive next Sunday morning, affecting First Presbyterian morning services. Epworth League will host a social tonight at Rev Clinton Senneff’s home. Dr A H Stephens installed as Odell Ave Presbyterian pastor amid ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterians
I. O. O. F. Hall
E. N. Garrett
Salt Springs
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
J. P. Johnston
Wall Paper
J. E. Abbot
Mt. Olive
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
QO. W. Johnston
God
Epworth League
First M. BE
Clinton Senneff
A. H. Stephens
Odell Ave. Pres
Z. T. Orr
C. C. McGinley
Q. P. Baily
W. H. Black
Judge Hickman Returns From Sanitarium in Good Health
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hickman
The
Baptist Sanitarium
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