Rail and social notes from Slater area settlers
George Quisenberry and Charles Pearson are mentioned in local notices. Mrs. C Whit Williame travels to Howard county. Sarah Green visits Slater. updates on Sadie West’s mother and students returning home for Thanksgiving. Wm. H. Keyton buys a core shredder to supply farmers. Chas. Lane visits from Michigan. rail incidents report a fatal accident of W. E. Copeland, a promising switch engine fireman. Political commentary on Bryan and Democratic figures concludes with questionings of Croker and Sam Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Sadie West
West Slater
Nina Howard
Mabel Price
Lou Caldwell
James
Turner Reid
Wm. H. Keyton
Chas. Lane
Batule Creek
Mich
A. B. Lane
Lane
Grand Trunk
Slater
Mexico
Smith
Dodd
William Hawley Smith
Eatell Rhoades
W. E. Copeland
Win. Copeland
North
Marke
Mr. Bryan
Croker
New York
Sone
Sam Cook
Missouri Democrats
Cardwell
St. Louis Republic
Sammy
Entertainment at Fairville by the Minses Sleepers
The Minses Sleepers hosted a home gathering Wednesday inviting guests from Shackelford Mt Leonard Malta Bend Salt Springs and nearby areas. Dancing and cards plus carroms followed by a bountiful supper between 11 and night. Guests praised the hosts and the Schepers family for refined entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackelford
Mt. Leonard
Malta Bend
Salt Springs
Misen Schepers
Schepers
What’s in a Name in Patent Medicines of the West
A fragmentary ad discusses Bonser's Plavier and Pain's Mester as a mock naming system for patent plasters. It praises Oliver Ames & Son for honesty, extols Donson's Porous Plaster, and claims Hanson’s Vi as a cure with credentials from physicians and druggists. It cites prices, distribution by Bonbury & Johnson and a 250 cent price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonser
Plavier
Pain
Oliver Ames & Son
Donson
Bemon
Benen
Hanson
Benerivahis
Bonbury & Johneon
Mig
Beautiful fall wedding of Mrs Eahlyne Jackson and Harry Hemp hill Parsons
Mrs Eahlyne Jackson wed Mr Harry Hemp hill Parsons at the home of Dr and Mrs William Harrison on Went Arrow street Wednesday evening December 4 The event featured music by Millard and Mrs Edmondson of St Louis a Mendelssohn march procession and a large reception with elegant refreshments and gifts The couple departed for a southern honeymoon starting with New Orleans
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Eahlyne Jackson
Harry Hemphill Parsons
William Harrison
Arrow Street
Walting
Millard
St C. Horne
Mra. Edmondson
St. Loula
Mendelson
Frank Miles
Mies Ide Louise Baker
St. Laure
J. de Q. Donehoo
Shelton Hous
Mine Ethiyne Brown
Mies Mildred Morrow
Warrensburg
Devere Jackson
Trinity Episcopal Ehoreh
Saratoga
Lalu Lembinn
Mies
Minnie Vance
Mise
Ide Louise Baker
Louis
Murrey and Mack to headline Marshall Opera House show
Original Irish comedians Murrey and Mack head to Marshall for a Friday night performance on December 15. The acts bring a famed sketches style, expected to draw local crowds and showcase classic humor in a festive season program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrey and
Mack
Monday Club Music Department Meeting Noted
The Muale department of the Monday Club meets Monday afternoon December Mh at 2 30 o clock. It will be the last meeting of the department in 2001, so a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muale
Healred
Wagner Era Recital Program Peers at Sorrel Valley College
Roll call notes incidents in Wagoner and Wagner’s early period with Janet Laird and Miss May Gilpin among Wagnerian singers. Solo numbers include Spioning Song from Fazily Dutchman and German Drinking Song plus Cascade. Mrs Mary Harvey and Miss Fannie Taylor appear with Mrs C A Kniant directing at Sorrel Valley College recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Gilpin
Fiylow Dutchman
Wagner
Mise Alma Siler
Miew Mande Mackey
Cascade
Paner
Mies
Beas Tooker
Meietersinger
Mary Harvey
E. 8. Place
Talk
Heyreath
Mine Allen
Miesorrel Valley College
Fannie Taylor
C. A. Kniant
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Quisenberry
Chas. Pearson
Mise Sarah Green
Louisiana
Mrs. Char. Green
Fairville
Peta
Nigat
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