Local holiday notes and town items from Slater
Mrs E R Slade and Mrs N E Baker expect visitors from Moberly and Chicago this week. Miriam Mead will visit Lexington while Harold Lain returns home for Christmas. Teachers and Mary Lewis will spend holidays at home, as will college students Morse Held and Misses Howard and Caldwell. A man slipped and fell last week returning from work, and Uncle Jim Saltonstall remains weak at home with Mrs Monie Thompson. Cune of Chicago visits for niece Minnie King who is ill but improving. Santa Claus humor and rail line chatter anchor town life as Conductor Longwell notes high train points, and water needs for the railroad line are discussed. Dr Ish comments on politics, Cardwell’s luck, and Brownie bribes. Henry Mead questions Globe-Democrat truth, and a train timetable board is mentioned. City electrician St W Hushnell may have left for Ft Scott, and residents complain of irregular lights and missing conveniences including a possible new wearing room for lading.
Salt Springs Community News Quietly Active for Holidays
Hog killing is listed as routine. Alvis Vawter received corn this week. Local youth skated on the old branch. J P Fulkerson G C Thornton and J A Orr are putting up ice. Christian Endeavor Society hosts a social at the church on Thursday evening December 26. Children prepare an entertainment at the school house on Monday evening December 2 to raise funds for a library. J D Bailey on sick list. Jack Talbott visited Marshall. Mrs. D B Brown and William Schepers in Marshall. John Skelton made his usual Sunday trip. Wedding bells rumored soon. John Dye and wife shopped in Marshall. Smith Irvine wedding attended by many locals. Jiles Smith and wife dined with R Smith and wife. Dr W R Ute and Glen Russell in Marshall. Mrs John and Elmer Haynle shopped in Marshall. Miss Bettie Greenabeau of Miami visiting Steve Smith and wife. Miss Jures Schepers visiting Mr and Mrs T J Robertson of Mt Leonard.
Rev Harry Crum To Preach At Mt Carmel
Preaching services announced for Mt Carmel on Sunday morning and night by Rev Harry Crum of Miami.
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Mt. Carmel
Malta Bend Sleighs Begin to Move for Holidays
Local notes report sleigh riding set to resume as winter deepens in Malta Bend. Visitors include Mrs J L DeMose Lee in Excelator and Rev E W McClusky from Tipton. Families host relatives from Salt Springs to Missouri City and Kansas City trips for feeders amid cold weather and thriving holiday trade.
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J. L. DeMose Lee
Excelator
Local Notes on Visits and Illnesses Around Gilliam
Theodore Mayer left for eight Louis Sunday night to spend time with Miss Pearl Parrieh. Mrs. Leta Hancock of Blackburn visited her sister Mrs. J. W. Sparks and arrived recently while quite ill. Mrs I. W. Galloway remains ill and may be sent to Battle Creek for treatment. Miss Francis Wood traveled to Kansas City to visit Mrs Leva Smith and attend a reception in honor of Miss Ruth Austin, who will wed Lester Hall Jr. on December.
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Leta Hancock
Blackburn
J. W. Sparks
I. W. Galloway
Battle Creek, Mich
Mies Francis Wood
Kansas City
Leva Smith
Lestr Hall
Huth Austin
Lester Hall, Jr
Allen's Foot-Bane Powder Promises Foot Comfort
An ad note touts Allen's Foot-Bane powder to cure chilblains swelling sweating damp feet and aching feet. It claims a day to relief and urges purchase at druggists and shoe stores with reference to a price or code.
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Allen
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Lexington
Harold Lain
Mary Lewis
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Jim Saltonstall
Monie Thompson
West Slater
Santa Clare
W. A. Longwell
Dr. Ish
Cook, Seibert & C O
Cardwell
Wn Slater
Henry Mead
Globe-Democrat
Salt Springs
Alvis Vawter
Messrs
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G. C. Thornton
J. A. Orr
Christian Endeavor Society
Purchaeing Ao
Fairville
J. D. Bailey
Jack Talbott
Marshall
D. B. Brown
Wm. Schepers
John Skelton
Charlie Beal
Anna Irvine
John Dye
Smith-Irvine
Jiles Smith
Smith and Wife
de, W. R. Ute
Glen Russell
Masdames
John and
Elmer Haynle
Miss Lures Schepers
T. J. Robertson
Mt. Leonard
Hugh Morrison
Malta Bend
Mand Sailor
Vislt
E. W. McClusky
Tipton
J. Q. Jones
Wes Kapp
Benton, Missouri
A. W. Kapp
E. H. Haskin
Lenexa
Kanaas
8. T. Wilson
F. M. McRoberten
Laclede
H. Johnston
Missouri City
Texas
Theodore Mayer
8. Louis
Miss Pearl Parrieh
F.H. Gilliam
Gilliam
Murdog
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