Marital Union Binds Monroe County Community
Gloomy weather aside, Monroe Keith and wife depart for Duncan Oklahoma for six months to aid Mrs Keith’s health. Local residents visit, shop, and call on neighbors including Louis King, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Edith Jackson, Miss Kate Boresfield, and the Whirley family. A recent wedding unites Harry Jackson and Maude Leonard on February 6 1908 in Marshall by Judge Reuben Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Keith
Duncan
Oklo
Louis King
Florence Smith
Chloe
Mary Smith
Edith Jackson
Kate Boresfield
John Whirley
Our Neighbor Bowl
Sweet Springs
John Rothrock
Sarah Weddle
Lottie
Harry Jackson
Maude Leonard
Marshall
Reuben Davis
H. C. Hall
Fred
Ben Hall
Rev. Carter
Antioch
Rile Dickerson
Sen
Claude
Harmony Social Notes and Local Visits Summary
Miss Emma Irvin and Miss Erma Mull visited at Miss Minta Ervin's home last Saturday. Tom Sullivan and family visited Sam Sullivan and family last Sunday. The Missouri river bridge near Liwitt is noted. Mrs Will Davis of Ludlow visiting brother Willie Mayfield is ill. Mary Dillie and Don Barnes are listed as sick. John Douglas and family of Seven Frankfort visited this week. Ed White and family visited Matt Barnes and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Irvin
Erma Mull
Minta Ervin
Tom Sullivan
Sam Sullivan
Will Davis
Ludlow
Willie Mayfield
Don Barnes
John Douglad
Frankfort
Med White
Matt Barnes
Local Visitors and Snowy Weekend Report
David Campbell from Los Angeles. Noble Warner and wives. Charley Lynn and wives. Francis and Elbert Moore visited John Moore and family Sunday. Mr Lynn and family visited Ben Barnes and family. Mrs Ella Sullivan and daughter visited Tom Sullivan and family Monday. A flutter of snow fell Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Campbell
Los Angeles
Noble Warner
Charley Lynn
Francis
Elbert Moore
John Moore
Mr. Lynn
Ben Barnes
Ella Sullivan
Tom Sullivan
Local Notes From Napton and Nearby Towns
Wm Thorp returned Wednesday from a several weeks trip to Texas. John Moreland sold 400 acres near here to Henry Kunze and son in law Mr Staub of Blosser at about 5 per acre. Earl Kuntz of Wisconsin visits his brother Frank and may stay. Miss Nannie Nichols of Miami visited Miss Edna Hanes. John Lear and Miss Nettie Seipes of Marshall visited Edna Hanes. Miss Lerline Thorp went to Marshall Friday to have Dr Ed Sharp do dental work. I Caswell has had the grip. Little Fowler was in Napton Friday for the first time since his rib injury. Editor Witt dined with L C Shackelford. George Alexander left Monday for Prosper Texas to spend the summer. his brother and cousin rode to Kansas City with him. Married at Mrs L E Tichenor’s Napton at 6 p m R O Kennedy and Miss Nora Lawless with Rev L M White officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thorp
Texas
John Moreland
Henry Kunze
Mr. Staub
Blosser
Earl Kuntz
Wisconsin
Frank
Nannie Nichols
Miami
Edna Hanes
John Lear
Nettie Seipes
Marshall
Lerline Thorp
Lave
Ed. Sharp
I. Caswell
Little Fowler
Napton
Editor Witt
L. C. Shackelford
George Alexander
Prosper
Kansas City
L. E. Tichenor
Waverly Bottoms Notes on Local Health and Family
Mrs. Jane Earp is quite sick at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Powel and mother, Mrs. Breadon, and Other relatives are mentioned in this local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Earp
Sunday Visits Across Waverly Family Circles
Miss Carr of Waverly spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Black Earp and with Mr and Mrs James Demoss and daughter. Roy and Enos Earp visited James and Oscar Edwards. Silvia Demoss visited her cousin Edith Earp. John Earp went to Marshall Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs Bill Ford and Mrs Bettie Fletcher were shopping in Waverly Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carr
Waverly
Black Earp
James Demoss
John Earp
Roy
Enos Earp
James
Oscar Edwards
Silvia Demoss
Edith Earp
John Argood
Lee Woodard
Marshall
Bill Ford
Bettie Fletcher
Local social notes from Mt Leonard and Blackburn visit
Mrs Bagby and sister Miss Walton visited G O Dawes of Blackburn on Wednesday. John Dingley and son Greene conducted business in Mar eball on Thursday. The bride and groom are mentioned in a brief social notice, reflecting a small town event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bagby
Miss Walton
G. O. Dawes
Blackburn
John Dingley
Greene
Mareball
Local Social Notes From Blackburn Area
Blackburn relatives visit and travel marks eventful weekend. Mrs Dowden and Slusher of Malta Bend visit Mrs Sears. Miss Danuser and Miss Beecraft share Sunday gatherings. Emma Taylor makes a Mt Leonard run. A baby arrives for Mr and Mrs Sears. Jim Campbell seen in Shack. Hustons from Sweet Springs visit Dowden. other short calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dowden
Blackburn
Frank Slusher
Malta Bend
E. Sears
Ida Danuser
Emma Taylor
Mt. Leonard
Lucile Beecraft
Shackleford
Estel Grimes
Jim Campbell
Shack
Our Town
RK. Dowden
Ville Visits His Bride This Weekend
Ville visited his bride who remains here on Sunday and plans to return home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
Canning factory funds grow. Slater event notes and sales
The community reports about ten thousand dollars raised for a canning factory with a meeting planned to set location. Visitors from south of Gilliam, wedding party illness, and a sale ad for Jos Lineberry near Slater are listed. Lee Sherman buys 160 acres from A Gwinn with possession March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Marshall
J. L. Marquette
Thos, Shepherd
Will Shepherd
Mich Crosslin
Gilliam
Lee Sherman
H. A. Hagedorn
A. Gwinn
Mild Weather and Local Doings Reported This Week
The week sees mild weather with social notes including June Martin moving to Cary Diggs’s house across the street. Misses Kate and Mary Swinney visit their ill grandmother Mrs. M. Bing ham. Mr. Marshall from Chicago visits Miss Nell Martin. Mrs. F. O. Shepard calls on friends. the Odd Fellows ball gains a new staircase and sidewalk. Mrs. W. P. McMahan and Mrs. B. F. Spence are listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Martin
Muir
Cary Diggs
Kate and
Mary Swinney
M. Bingham
Mr. Marshall
Chicago
Nell Martin
F. O. Shepard
Odd Fellows
W. P. McMahan
B. F. Spence
Republican Banquet Attended in Kansas City by Walker Baker
Salt Springs resident Walker Baker attended the Republican Banquet in Kansas City Monday. Marshall visitors included Mrs. Milton Alison visiting relatives Friday and Mrs. Newman Newell with children Saturday. Mrs. Orr traveled Wednesday toward Parkville to visit kin before Idaho trip. Ryland Carter of Nelson visited Saturday with W. E. B. Bauer and family. W. H. McCormick is out ag ent after a period confined at home with the grip. H A. Thomas visited Kansas City Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Baker
Kansas City
Milton Alison
Marshall
Newman Newell
Mrs. Orr
Parkville
Idaho
W. H. Baker
Ryland Carter
Nelson
W. E B. Bauer
W. H. McCormick
H A. Thomas
Notices of final taxes cone near given date
Notice to all concerned that final tax assessments are due soon. Public notice lists parcels and owner names affected. Contact the county treasurer for payment details and deadlines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Ame
Rose Valley
Fred Hall
TC. Shall
John Ramsey
Dan Scott
Mae Leonard
Henry Myers
Gront Leonard
Misses Lottie
Leona Hall
Lester Starris
A. A. Silvey
J. A. McGuire
Minnie Cox
Delila Mayse
Thomas
Blue Lick
Sam Rothrock and
T. A. McAllister
Missouri River
Li- Witt
Mas Mary Dillie
the House of Kuppenheime
Sweet, Orr & Co’s
Saline County
Tucker Clothing Company Slater and
Glasgow
Waverly Bottoms
Fred Oustrout
Hilman
Mrs. Clas
Sears
P. Huston
E. Dowden
Mr. Mookbee
Hughes
Slater
Jos, Lineberry
Arrow Roce
Salt Springs
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