County News Names and Visits Across the Earp Family
Mrs Jane Earp and Mr and Mrs John Earp spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Arnold. Mr and Mrs Black Earp dined with the Earps Sunday. Leonard Argood visited Saturday through Monday with home folks. Enos Roy Edith Earp and Don Byars spent Sunday together. Mr and Mrs Jane Demoss and Mrs Olie Earp called on Mrs John Earp Thursday. Lawson Byars children recovering from measles. Fannie Byars and children visited Mrs Jon Earp Monday. Lookout Sunday marked Groundhog Day and the shadow was seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Earp
John Earp
Mary Arnold
John Lowrey
Black Earp
Leonard Argood
Enos
Roy
Edith Earp
Don Byars
Jane Demoss
Olie Earp
Lawson Byars
Fannie Byars
Jon Earp
Marked for Death No More with Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs A C Williams of Lackey credits Dr King’s New Discovery with ending a grave-yard cough that plagued her for three years. She says the medicine rebuilt her health, gained 55 pounds, and fully restored her. It claims to hold a world healing record for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases and can prevent pneumonia. Available at P H Franklin’s drug store with guarantee and trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Franklin's
Shackelford Socials Highlight Goose Dinner and Birthdays
Shackelford residents gathered Sunday for a goose dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Chamberlain with Hardin Sandidge, Lillian and Beulah Crank, S. E. Chamberlain, Will Tuckwiller, Frank Oster, Lee McElfesh, and others. Guests enjoyed music, games, and a birthday party for Ruby Hudson on Jan 31 with a cake and carnations. Nearby residents Mike Keller bought stock cattle in Pettis County while Frank Castle sold a car of hogs. Mrs. Samuel Freeman’s condition remained unchanged and J. R. Bailey was ill. Wilcox of Sweet Springs visited for business. The celebration featured a piano and graphophone, culminating in a special birthday cake and cream dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Castle
Shackelford
Samuel Freeman
Near Cretcher
J. R. Bailey
Wilcox
Near Sweet Springs
F. M. Hudson
Near Shackelford
Ruby
Miss Downs
Marshall
Miss Hudson
Rose Valley Social Notes and Local Visits
In Rose Valley and nearby, Mr Ground Hog visited Sunday while Oscar Mayse and wife visited Samuel Rothrock and wife. Socializing included skating near the new McAllister bridge. many locals hosted guests at W M Cox, Ben Hall, and others. Sickness is noted, Lizzie Smith returns home with measles, Rev Wagner preached, and several locals travel or host, including Bim Killion visiting from North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ground Hog
Oscar Mayse
Samuel Rothrock
New Bridge
McAllister
Flora Killion
Lucian
Bim Killion
North Dakota
Rose Valley
Fred Hall
Sweet Springs
Pleasant Evening Honorees Cards and Flowers
Guests including Karl Witcher Levert Charles Marsh Frank Rigney Frank Oster Edwin Barger and others attended an evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs Hudson Miss Budson gave flowers as souvenirs and all expressed a very pleasant gathering with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Witcher
Levert
Charles Marsh
Frank Rigney
Frank Oster
Edwin Barger
Misses Downs of
Marshall
Lydia Barger
Lena Marsh
Lee Barger
Will Tuckwiller
Gladys
EB. Chamberlain
Miss Budson
Mrs. Hudson
Local Notes From Napton and Nearby Visits
Slater E. H. Harvey of Napton called on a friend of the fair sex Sunday. A N Dickson made a business trip to Kansas City. Ac a Jenkins spent several days last week in St Louis. Robert Herider, recently employed on the Wabash R R, is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Herider. Lon Odell and Fred Detmer came from Little Rock Abureday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Harvey
Napton
Fair Sex
A. N. Dickson
Kansas City
Aca Jenkins
St. Louis
Robert Herider
Wabash R. R
Harry Herider
Local Visitors and Attendees Stop in from Nearby Cities
Jesse Roberts spent several days with his mother at Gilliam. W. E. Becker of St. Louis represented York Company, LH. M. Moore and Joseph Roskelly of United Iron Works Kansas City attended to business. Mrs. Thomas Allen and children of Omaha arrived for a protracted visit. Artie Morris of Hardeman and Dr. Sharp of Little Rock greeted friends. J. W. Keys and S. T. Price from Hardeman visited for a day to campaign for sheriff and assessor respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Roberts
Gilliam
W. E. Becker
St. Louis
York Company
LH. M. Moore
Joseph Roskelly
United Iron Works of
Kansas City
Thomas Allen
Omaha
Ned
Artie Morris
Hardeman
Dr. Sharp
Little Rock
J. W. Keys
8. T. Price
Local Visit and Farm Work Near Blue Lick
John Henley and wife visit Ed W. F. Dennis and wife J. R. Stallsworth of Kansas, visiting friends near Marshall and Blue Lick. Robert Nichol building a barn for J. M. Dennis. Jack Stump and Gus Fraucier on the sick list this week. Mr. Givens found a knife in his barnyard and offers it to the owner who can describe it and where he was on the porch when the dogs chased him off. Winter arrives with plenty of ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Stallsworth
Kansas
Marshall
Blue Lick
Robert Nichol
J. M. Dennis
Jack Stump
Gus Fraucier
Mr. Givens
Arrow Rock Obituary and Local Health News
Mrs I Park dies in Arrow Rock at about 64 years old at her daughter Mrs W Eichman home. Five children survive plus several grandchildren. Funeral provided by Rev Reed of Cooper county and burial at Arrow Back. Ice harvesters worked Monday as preparations for summer. Ed Miller suffers partial paralysis with poor recovery prospects. Lester Dickson improves after early week illness. Mrs Minerva Bingham ill with cold but better now. Mrs E F Alexander visiting relatives in Cooper county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Alexander
Cooper County
Ed Miller
Lester Dickson
Minerva Bingham
I. Park
W. Echmian
W. Eichman
Ed Lewis
Sedalia
Clarence
Thatcher
Rev. Reed
Arrow
Local Folks Weigh In On Visits And Work
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Ziegel returned from Alma Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs J C Lacy. Prof Fisher visited Woodson school Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J J Scott were shopping in Marshall Tuesday. Reuben George is quite sick with lagrippe. Judge Foree and wife were down on Blackwater last week. Wm Field is building a nice barn on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Ziegel
Alma
J. C. Lacy
Prof. Fisher
Woodson School
J. J.scott
Marshall
Reuben George
Judge Foree
Blackwater
Wm. Field
Sal t Springs social and sales notices
J A Orr of Parkville visited his son A H Orr last week. Ladies Aid held a meeting at Mr and Mrs Thomas in honor of W E Bauer and family. J P Fulkersons left for El Paso Texas to visit daughter Mrs A Gilkerson. Bills announced for sale of W E Bauer and H A Thomas on Saturday Feb 15. Various Marshall residents visited Bauer's and others. ice cutting underway. Several names attend county Republican meeting in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Orr
Parkville
A.h.orr
Ladies Aid Society
Thomas
W. E. Bauer
J. P. Fulkerson
el Paso
Tex
A. Gilkerson
W. EB. Bauer
H. A. Thomas
EK. Redman
Marshall
I. A. Thomas
Chas, Brown
Anna Blair
Sharon News Brief Reports Widespread Illness Lifted
Lagri ppe and small pox scare noted with several recoveries. W A Cranes and Mrs Quisenberry families recovered from smallpox. Hupp school reopened after a month closed for small pox. Ike Hardin suffers pneumonia but improving. Mrs Frank Harris and Mildred recover from lagrippe. A C Land of Afton Wyoming visiting W E Winning. Sharon school closed briefly due to smallpox scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cranes
Quisenberry
Hupp
Ike Hardin
Frank Harris
Mildred
Lagrippe
A. C. Land
Afton
Wyoming
W.E Winning
Sharon School
Mrs Harris's Sale Ends Quietly as 8S W Harris Ill
Mrs Allen reported a successful sale with all items sold. Died at home near Sharon January 29 Mrs Catherine Harris wife of 8 W Harris aged 72 years 6 months. She leaves five sons and two daughters and is buried at Harris graveyard Friday at eleven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harris
G. D. Harris
Slater
Sharon
Catherine Harris
L. L
Town
C. A
Lincoln
G. D
Fetfroy
J. M
William
Willard Wycoff
Lagrippe
Harrise
New Home News and Visits Reported in Local Notes
Mrs. August Katlender suffers with inflammatory rheumatism at present. Edward Jones and sister Miss Lizzie of Sweet Springs spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Harris and family. Charles Fitzpatrick of Blackburn was guest of W. H. McKinney and family for several days last week, with Nora and Alfred also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Katlender
Edward Jones
Lizzie
Sweet Springs
D. M. Harris
Charles Fitzpatrick
Blackburn
W. H. McKinney
Little Nora
Alfred
Local Social News from Elmwood and Blackburn
Larue and J J Murray are on the sick list this week. Charles Demoss and Miss Dollie Harris called on Miss Frances Reager of Elmwood Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs John Dier King called on Mr and Mrs Henry Cook Sunday afternoon. Misses Bessie Knott and Grace Larue spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Maude Harris, Misses Ethel and Ruth McKinney and Edgar Forbes. Edward Allen spent Saturday night with Mr Demoss. Mrs D M Harris and daughter Minnie were shopping in Blackburn Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Knott
Grace Larue
Ethel
Ruth McKinney
Edgar
C. C. Forbes
Edward Allen
Mr. Demoss
D. M. Harris
Miss Minnie
Blackburn
Medicine that is Medicine in Arkansas Ad
Reformulated antique ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria stomach and liver troubles and run down conditions. The ad claims the remedy purifies and enriches blood tones nerves and restores vigor with a money back guarantee at 50 cents a bottle from P A Franklin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Klestler
Halliday
Ark
P. A. Franklin's
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cockerels
Mrs A G Griffits advertises 15 Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale at one dollar each located at 2 10 Norton Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
A.g.griffits
Norton
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County News
Shackleford
Mike Keller
Pettis County
Ben Hall
W. M. Cox
John W. Whirley
B. R. Johnson
Uriah Mayse
Jaques Mig. Co
Chicago
Lon Odell
Fred Detmer
Little Rock Abureday
John Henley
W. F. Dennis
Salt Springs
Dick Blair of
R. Reid
Lillie Reid
Mayme Smith
Irs
Nuckles
Marshall Building
North Side Square
E. Benedick
Marshall, MO
Geo
A. Murrell
Lamkin
Asetant Cashier
P. Huston
Ani
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