Frankfort Notes and Local Travel Arrivals
New Frankfort Mrs Babler is on the sick list. Four weeks till Xmas. Job Pemberton and family moved to Slater. G E Wilmington and wife, Chas Thierfelder and Mrs Ed Wilmington attended from here to Chicago. Otto Oters and wife visited a brother in critical condition. A M Caul and family of Moberly on extended visit to her parents. Kate Kirby visiting Good Hope. Leo Linneman in Chariton county. Mr and Mrs J Crumbaugh from Leroy, Illinois. Will McCormick and Fred Thierfelder went to Illinois. Daniel Brightwell attended the Poultry Show at Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Kate Kirby
Good Hope
Leo Linneman
Chariton County
NEW PROSPECT SUNDAY SCHOOL AND VISITS REPORT
Sunday School attendance near Prospect was strong. Neighbors and relatives from Spokane Marshall and Miami visited Bor ing Audsley and Carr households. Local residents hosted gatherings on Thanksgiving, discussed chicken with Nellie, and prepared for winter road work by Jake Brummet.
Davis District Social Roundup Features Visits and Birthdays
Elliott Brown and family spent Sunday with Otto Ruppert near Ayres while Mrs. Amos Audsley hosted a birthday dinner for friends and relatives. Joe Stephens visited Joe Shepard near William Sunday. Miss Anna Fisher and Maud Shepp of Miami stayed with Mia Audsley. Several others traded visits across Marshall Higbee Gilliam Ayres and Miami as Mr Footes sale drew crowds. Grover Kemper returned from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Brown
Otto Ruppert
Ayres
Amos Audsley
Joe Stephens
Joe Shepard
William
Anna Fisher
Maud Shepp
Miami
Mia
Gee, Carr
Lou McAmis
5. Cave
Higbee
Ernest Mullins
Marshall
D. L. Dulaney
Geo, Carr
C. C. Kitchen
Hannah Witt
Grover Kemper
Iowa
Johnson
Gilliam
J. Welton
Chas, Pinkard
Slater
Thanksgiving Day Socials and Visits Reported
River View residents mark Thanksgiving with J. R. Hellman and family visiting Mrs. Bowler near Glasgow. Henry Viebrock traveled to Blackburn and returned. Mrs. Ray Johnson and baby visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Deer. Mrs. Organ King is listed as sick. Mesdames Jesse Hensick and Frank Johnson visited Mrs. Will Taylor. Frank Hoener and family visited T. M. Ehler. Frank Kiso went to Slater Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hellman
Bowler
Glasgow
Henry Viebrock
Blackburn
Ray Johnson
Baby
G. W. Deer
Organ King
Jesse Hensick
Frank Johnson
Mra
Will Taylor
Frank Hoener
T. M. Ehjer
Kiso
Slater Sat
Gilliam Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Local Calls
Mr and Mrs F M Davis traded in Gilliam Saturday. Dr Sharp made a professional call Friday. C W Blumhorst and family spent Sunday with friends near Nelson. W I Davidson and wife of Marshall visited D D Davidson Saturday and Sunday. Ernest Drummeller is reported to be progressing nicely. Will Kammeyer of Oklahoma was weekend guest of his parents. B Skinner and wife traded in town Saturday. F L Fisher and sister Emma of Oak Grove were supper guests at Jesse Hensick Tuesday. J E Piper and Miss Zelda Brown of Hardeman called Sunday. Col J H Aver and sisters Viola and Pearl of Linn Grove attended the pie supper at River View Tuesday. Miss Georgia was guest of Miss Allie Heyman Saturday night. Miss Anna Hoy went to Marshall Thursday to stay with A B Hoy and family. Miss Lillian Henslek shopping in Gilliam Friday. Will Plank doing business in Slater. Oscar Cross of Gillam, Baker Medicine Co representative, was in town Tuesday. Edward Rector spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Glasgow. Baptists church meeting shows interest. Rev Gravitt giving talks. Mr. Robinson and bride of Pike County were guests of Dr and Mrs R H Nuckles Friday and Saturday. Ovie Moore and Louw Webb from Hardeman visited on business. Miss Bettie Quisenberry at Columbia visiting brother T B Quisenberry. Char Aver and wife of Crearville worshiped here Saturday night. Miss Zeta Neff returned to Marshall after stay with Miss Westta Dickson. Winnie Schaurer left last week for Enid Oklahoma with friends and relatives. Frank Metcalf left for home. Mrs Chitley’s parents attended county seat Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .M. Davis
Gilliam
Dr. Sharp
C. W. Blumhorst
Nelson
W. I. Davidson
Marshall
D. D. Davidson
Ernest Drummeller
Will Kammeyer
Oklahoma
B. Skinner
F. L. Fisher
A. B. Hoy
Lillian Henslek
Will Plank
Slater
Oscar Cross
Baker Médicine Co
Pri
Edward Rector Apent
Glasgow
Gravitt
Robinson
Bride
Pike County
R. H. Nuckles
Ovie Moore
Louw Webb
Hardeman
Busines
Bettie Quisenberry
Columbia
T. B. Quisenberry
Char Aver
Crearville
Zeta Neff
Westta Dickson
Winnie Schaurer
Aeprotrade
Enid Oklahoma
Frank Metcalf
Napa
Fate Vane
Prof. Lynch
Oe Watson Diggs
Marshall Ve P. Morrie
Ot’ Cooper
Joe Hillen
Kate Swinney
Messrs. McGuire
Biggs
Kansas City
Elbert Wood
A. L. Houston
Ed Lewis
Jefferson City
T. B. Hogge
Sadie
Hogge
Fred Hirsch
Boonville
Leora Edwards
Ruth Shéinwell
Helen Green
Lynn Shepard
Fayette
Harry Ezell
Missionary Society of the
M. B
M. Wilkerson
Will Hellman
Verna
Evangelical Church
Moritz
Lucile Shepard
John Karrack
Charlie
California
Measmer
Fairbanks
Alaska
Parilee Bingham
Messrs
G. P. Martin
Frank Townsend
Hillebrand
Watts
Teachers’ Association
Jack Rose
Howard County
Our Town
Maupin Family Visits Miami and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Tom Maupin of Fairville spent a few days last week with relatives in Miami. Mrs Pollyer of near DeWitt is visiting Mrs Cyrena Casebolt and other relatives. The note mentions Bho the wife of Uncle Nathan and a precinct connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maupin
Fairville
Miami
Pollyer
Thanksgiving Visitors and Illnesses Noted in Marshall Area
Thanksgiving guests and travels across Lexington Kansas City Wakenda and Marshall are mentioned with families and friends visiting or hosting. Health concerns include Joshua Reynolds seriously ill and Jno Hawkins reported sinking. A roomful of local events includes a box social at Rich Chapel Church and a Declamatory Contest with eight boys and eight girls in Marshall.
Thanksgiving week notes from town and surrounding area
Resident visits and social events fill the week with Thanksgiving guests in town and nearby. Local officials and teachers attend events, church services are held, and residents like Mrs. Measmer and Miss Shepard visit relatives. A charity oyster supper by the M B church raises about 81 dollars.
Elk sale near Kansas City ends with eight animals sold
L W Horne of Kansas City bought eight elk owned by P C Storts and son G W Jaques claims to have negotiated the deal and earned a commission. The purchasers may sell to a zoological park, with part sent to South America. The Storts family had kept the elk on their farm for years but the bulls grew vicious and dangerous, having slaughtered several giants among domestic stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Horne
Kansas City
P. C. Storts and
G.W. Jaques
Zoological Park
Jaques
South America
Storts
Slater Rustler
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Ben Boring
Misa Nettie Neville
Geo
Wolfskill
L. K. Wood
Amos Audsleys
Nellie
Walter Ellis
Annie Fisher
Prospect
Nellie Dulaney
Cecile Carr
Dosser Dulaney
Floyd Carr
Will Ayres
Glater
Frank Gadberry
Dock McClain
Fish Creek
Harry Hummel
Agnes Ayres
Frankfort
Jake Brummet
Davis District
River View
Panama
Ki Slater
Iti Md
van Long
Mr. Long
Lexington
Guy Webster
Zora Carey
Wakenda
Juanita Walden
Fred Alrey
DeWitt
Gladys Picket
Marshhll
John Guthrey
Saturda
Joshua Reynolds
Cme
Jno
A. Hawkins
R. Haynie
J. J. Bristoe
Ella Greenabaum
Mr. Wells
Kansas
City
Lacy Long
Miss Lottie Marshall
Urkab
Infante
Natare
Notion
John W
Moramsier
Silowanes
Atiol
Senin Shotior
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