Local Social Notes From Sweet Springs Area
Mrs B R Johnson visited John Delap Thursday. Miss Lauran Haggard visited grandparents. Miss Lotte Hall returned home from Cre tcher. I R Johnson visited Sedalia. Harvie Scott and Walter Haggard attended a show. Walter Cox visited BF Halls. Frederick Stoner of Sweet Springs is painting F T Hall’s barn. B F Hall and wife were guests of W M Cow. Mrs Gilbert Lyons and Miss Frieda Dierke visited Mrs Tom King. Hog killing is the order of the day. Mate Haggard and wife visited Harper Payne. Henry Meyers and Miss Lottie Hall visited Nana Hall. Milton Johnson and family visited his parents at Sweet Springs. Ambros Haggard and family and others called on Mote Slazg ard. John Ciinard and family were guests of J A Sink at Sweet Springs. Walter Smith and family were guests of W K Smith. Mrs Sam Rothrock and children visited Uriah Mayse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Johnson
John Delap
Lauran Haggard
Jim Haggard
Sweet Springs
Lotte Hall
Cretcher
Frederick Stoner
F. T. Hall
B. F. Hall
W. M. Cow
Gilbert Lyons
Frieda Dierke
Tom King
Mate Haggard
Harper Payne
Henry Meyers
Lottie Hall
Nana Hall
Milton Johnson
Henry Johnson
Ambros Haggard
Harvie Scott
Edith Jacks
Myrtle Haggard
Fred T. Hall
John Ciinard
J. Asink
Sweet Spring
Walter Smith
Will Smith
W. KK. Smith
Sam Rothrock
Uriah Mayse
Proprieter Ada L. Croom Credits Cough Cure
Ada L. Croom of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi recalls a severe cough and near consumption relief after using Dr King's New Discovery. She reports a complete cure after three bottles. The remedy is sold at all drug stores with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada L. Croom
Croom
Local Social Visits Report A Busy Weekend
Cretch er Oth Van Buskirk and wife visited J P Wilson’s Tuesday. Mrs R Spears visited George Master’s morning. Birdie Sims Lewis Van Buskirk and wife had dinner with M W Pittman Sunday. Sims and wife and baby visited Jack Kuykendall Friday. John Treece and Frank Jones shopped in Sweet Springs Tuesday. Mrs Celia Cheever and sister Lillian Shrader visited Lewis Van Buskirk Saturday. The dance at Mr Lange’s Saturday night was well attended with a fine time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oth van Buskirk
J. P. Wilson
R. Spears
George Master
Birdie Sims
Lewis van Buskirk
M. W. Pittmans
Sims
John Treece
Frank Jones
Sweet Springs
Celia Cheever
Lillian Shrader
Mr. Lange
Christmas portraits urged at McChesney’s Studio
Local appeal urges customers to create holiday pictures at McChesney’s Studio now for Christmas. The notice stresses acting promptly to secure portraits before the festive deadline.
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McChesney
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup and Church Note
Pleasant Valley items list J F Miles and Harry Jolly in Sweet Springs on Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Aulzur attended events with Will Aulzur and family. Hugh Wingfield and Alven King went to Marshall on Monday. Will Talbot visited Marshall the same day. J F Miles and daughter and Leta Conway called on Mrs Taylor at Lermmoon Sunday. J E Kingenddy and Minis went to Marshall Wednesday. Bob Aulhur called on Mrs J F Miles Wednesday afternoon. A local young man attended church. after services a friend asked him to hand over gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Miles
Harry Jolly
Sweet Springs
John Aulzur
Will Aulzur
Messia
Hugh Wingfield
Alven King
Marshall
Will Talbot
J .F. Mies
Leta Conway
Taylor
Lermmoon
J. E. Kingenddy
Minis
Bob. Aulhur
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Fragmentary Row Hints at Wet Week Updates
A scrambled line suggests someone discovered something about aecat and Wingfield’s daughter, with notes on the sick and a wet week this week. The readable text is incomplete, leaving key names and events unclear.
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Wingfield
Local marble and granite plant planned east of depot
BIDSTRUP & HAMMOND announce lease of the lot east of the Mo Pac depot and immediate construction of a marble and granite manufacturing plant. They promise closer prices than ever before in the county and offer a special reduction before removal to move their large stock on hand. Call to inspect before purchase.
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Mo. Pac
Bidstrup & Hammond
LONG BRANCH PREACHING AT BEREA NEXT SUN
Among those on the sick list last week were Mrs T Spencer Riley Stafford Harry Fizer Loyd Tompron and Col Joe Awer The five year old child of Rudolph Cox was buried at Crear ville last week Miss Booker of Malta Bend visited last week with her sister and the Misses Auer Miss Maude McMahan of Cambridge was a pleasant caller at Lynn Grove Friday week Bud Stafford and son Claude spent Monday in Marshall OY Cooks t 5 and daugh ters Corinette spent Saturday sad with Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
T. Spencer
Riley Stafford
Harry Fizer
Loyd Tompron
Joe Awer
Rudolph Cox
Crearville
Booker
Malta Bend
Siater
Auer
Maude McMahan
Cambridge
Lynn Grove
Bud Stafford
Claude
Marshall
Corinette
Peterson Near Hardeman Pre Social At Lynn Grove
Miss Agnes Booker hosted a pre social at Lynn Grove drawing a large crowd. The program impressed attendees and a donation totaling $19 from tickets was reported. Mrs. Dick Brown visited Mrs. T. Spencer last Saturday as locals attended River View pre events Friday evening and enjoyed an excellent time.
Social visits and local travels in Slater area
Miss Marie Bridges of Marshall spent weekend with relatives in Slater. Miss Birch visited Glasgow. Miss Marcia Francisco of Marshall stayed with sister Miss Estelle and Mrs. Chas Stee, several days. Miss Lucile Crear attends Business College in Sedalia. Mrs. Wm. Steele and daughter Bess shopped in Marshall Friday. Berenice Land of Gilliam visited Slater friends Sunday. Mrs. P. V. Bowman of Kansas City visiting relatives this week. Claude Morris went to Marshall Sunday. Miss Vinda Daniel of Gilliam visited Slater friends last week. Miss Evelyn Mean spent Sunday with a friend. In Gilliam Mrs. Belderer and daughter Hattie left Wednesday for California for a time in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bridges
Marshall
Miss Birch
Glasgow
Marcia Francisco
Estelle
Chas
Stee
Lucile Crear
Business
Sedalia
Wm. Steele
Bess
Berenice Land
Gilliam
Slater Friends
P. V. Bowman
Kansas City la
Claude Morris
Vinda Daniel
Slater
Mise Evelyn Mean
Gillam
Belderer
Hattie
Ornia
Maraball Tha
Lectures Highlight The Great White Plague At Local High School
Dra Howard and Caldwell spoke on The Great White Plague at the High School Auditorium to the Teacher's Literary Club and visitors. A lighthearted tale about Ormond Hupp’s absent mindedness drew laughs as he led a doctor in a wild buggy chase and then realized the mix up. Other notes mention J A Teter visiting his Kansas daughter, Ervine and Wolfskill shopping in Marshall, and local movements including farm sale of 160 acres at 83 dollars per acre and trips to Kansas City Done in a hometown newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Howard
Caldwell
Ormond Hupp
Dr. Howard
States
J. A. Teter
al Grigsby
Kansas
L. A. Ervine
Alvie “Wolfskill
Marshall
Joe Wetton
Geo. W. Naker
John Teters
Kansas City
Charley Niemier
Hardeman
Bertha Thomas
Nevada
Local notices from Slater area closing accounts and family updates
Day and Wednesday Legele Ayers visits home after days with friends in Kansas City. Mrs F Aoward returns from St Louis. T J Stivers and wife from Orear-Vile trade in town. Mead Shoe Co signals year end payment notice and error check. Judge Rich travels to Fayette on business. Police Butts and wife welcome a son due Dec 15. Ernest Harvey and wife visit Luttere parents. D J Dickson and W W Baines visit Marshall on business. F H MecCubin and wife go to Marshall for taxes and Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legele Ayers
Kansas City
Mead Shoe Co
Slater, Mo
Judge Rich
Fayette
Butts
Ernest Harvey
Nayton
D. J. Dickson
W .W. Baines
Marshall
F. H. MecCubin
Monster Farm Owner J M Holmes Plans Move to Canada
J M Holmes and daughter Miss Cora plan to travel today to Winnipes Canada to join Mes Holmes already there. He owns over six thousand acres, half his and half Slater syndicate, with 600 acres in wheat and oats this year. Wheat yielded 20 to 30 bushels per acre at 1.08 per bushel, oats 60 to 70 bushels at 0.35, hogs $10 a ton, lam about 20 per acre. Holmes has prepared 200 acres for next year, uses a 40 horsepower engine pulling 27 plows, and praises level ground. He has a home and improvements around 10,000. Subscription ad for Republican and Globe-Democrat.
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J. M. Holmes
Miss Cora
Winnipes
Canada
Mes Lholmes
Slater Syndicate
Moes Soos
Mt. Holmes
Holmes
Christmas Day Closing by City Businesses 1908
A list of local merchants pledges to close their business houses for the entire day on Christmas 1908. Firms named include Taylors Department Store, Cochran & Latimer, G. F. Vawter, Burroughs Bros, Terrell & DeGarmo, Naylor & Co, Myers & Bell, Hayes & Russell, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylors Department Store
I .O. Striker
Cochran & Latimer
Houx Bros
New York
Peecher & Bon
Ebraman & Henton
G. F. Vawter
Burroughs Bros. Terrell & DeGarmo
BF. Naylor & Co
G. F. Martin
Ewell Bros. & Co
R. E. Tevebauzh
Raase Bros
Geo. N
Local man visits old friends amid family illness
Lorne Kozel of Chillieathe Ohio, who has been at home with his mother Mrs Winlogell of Malta Read, visited Saturday to see old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Kozel
Chillieathe
Ohio
Mrs. Winlogell
Malta Read
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Ted Riel
Svsuche County
Rose Valley
Pleasant Valley
Fletcher's
Aecat
Republican and Globe-Democrat
Cardus
Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Republican
Missouri and
Kansas Farmer
Best Farm
Southwest
Freeee Asiess
Missouri and Kansas Farmer
United States
Theissouri
Missouri
Marshall Republican
Marshall, MO
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