Preaching at M V C and local visits reported
Ray Worthington of M V C preached Sunday morning and evening in place of Rev Burnett. Elizabeth Lacy of Marshall visited Mrs Newell last week. A H Orr was in Blackburn on business Friday. G W Walker and others visited Hig ee Gasurdey in the county seat Saturday. James Swinney bought mules in Pettis county last week. Mrs Walker Baker and mother Mrs Reynolds visited Malta Bend Saturday. Newman Newell shipped cattle to Chicago from Mr Leonard. Mr and Mrs W H Baker, Mr and Mrs Newman and Elizabeth Lacy were entertained by Miss Mamie Smith Friday evening. Ora Nightwine has pneumonia. Wesley Urton of Sweet Springs, Mrs Geo Clements, Mrs Dillon and daughter, Miss Belle Brady of North Dakota visited at Mr Crain's. Mrs VanBuskirk, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Elliott and Wm Thompson. Will Tuckweller bought two hogs at Sedalia stock sale recently. Reuben Walborne not well. Mrs Rich Keeth of Marpial visiting nearby. Mrs Poll Aldridge very low and not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Worthington
Burnett
Elizabeth Lacy
Marshall
Newman Newell
A. H. Orr
Blackburn
G. W. Walker
Higee Gasurdey
James Swinney
Pettis County
Walker Baker
Reynolds
Malta Bend
Chicago
Leonard
Ora Nightwine
Wesley Urton
Sweet Springs
Geo. Clements
VanBuskirk
Mra Taylor
Elliott
Wm. Thompson
Will Tuckweller
Sedalia
Reuben Walborne
Rich Keeth
Marpial
Poll Aldridge
Sick list names include Grace Cox and relatives
The sick list features Grace Cox and mentions Mrs Arthur Cox, Mrs Balle Van Buskirk, Wm Treece and wife, and Mrs Shackleford among those reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Arthur Cox
Balle van Buskirk
Wm. Treece
Shackleford
Various Local People Go About Life and Travel
Mrs R B Thorp and son Russel left Tuesday for St Louis to visit her sister Mrs W P Watts. Miss Mamie Bell visits St Louis this week with Miss Zeta Bailey. Tom Fowler shipped a carload of hogs Thursday. The City Hall ball was well attended Friday night. Clifford Earnhart of Boonville was in town to see his best girl. Born to Mrs Richard Thorp Sunday evening. M Wiley bought the Buck place and will move March 1. T M Marr sold farm south of town to his brother Jim and will stay in town. Jobo Cox rents George Alexanders place for a year, moving March 1. Mrs Sandidge and wife of Kansas City visit this week with Mrs Joe Staples. she will attend Marmaduke wedding in Green Cove Springs Fla. Mrs O M Hagan leaves for Marshall Monday. Mrs J B Grayson returns to El Paso Texas after visit with Mr and Mrs J W Grayson. Miss Birdie Elsner spends week with parents. attends Central College in Lexington. A E Smith at home. Miss Bertha and Ida Asche in St Louis and Freeburg Ill. Miss Rose Bredebort goes to St Louis. Mrs J C Magness returns from Central Hlinvis. Harry Adamire at home from Montana mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lelia Barnes
Smith Green
Mamie Bell
St. Louis
M. Wiley
Buck Place
T. M. Marr
Jim
Mr. Marr
Jobo Cox
Geo. Alexanders
Mr. Sandidge
Kansas City
Joe Staples
Miss Marmaduke
Green Cove Springs
Fla
O. M. Hagan
Marshall
Sweet Springs Welcomes New School Building Dedication
Sunday visitors from Kansas City and Sedalia joined locals for the dedication of Sweet Springs new school building. A morning sermon by Mr West of State Missions preceded an afternoon program in the auditorium with pupils, citizens, and the Sweet Springs Concert Band. The O'Rear family and others shared a weekend in Sweet Springs before returning to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Andrew
Kansas City
John Gross
Sedalia
J. J. Gross
West
State Missions
Baptist Church
Joe E. Berry
C. W. Hall
J. H. Dooley
Sweet Springs
Winders
E. T.O’ Rear
John
Edward
O’rear
Sarah Owen
Drearville Social Roundup Finds Local Visitors
Miss Mollie Wilson of Marshall visits Judge Hickman and family this week. Prof J B M Hoff and daughter Mittie were Slater visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs T J Stivers also visited Slater. Rev Bell of Odessa preached at Berea last Sunday. Mrs Travis Spencer and Miss Bertie Soper are reported sick. Mrs Bud Stafford shopped in Slater. Allie Soper made a flying trip to Slater. Dre Piper of Slater was here on business Friday. Mrs J E Allen, recently ill, is able to be up. Mrs Laughlin remains very sick. Wedding bells are expected soon in the vicinity. Rev Rickerson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Marion Woods. Mrs Lee Lowery and Mrs A Lowery and daughter May visited Mrs J M Leisure and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Saline County
New Spring
J. 8. M. Hoff
Miss Mittie
T. J. Stivers
Rev. Bell of
Odessa
Berea
Travis Spencer
Bertie Soper
Bud Stafford
Allie Soper
Dre Piper
J. E. Allen
Laughlin
Rickerson
Marion Woods
Lee Lowery
A. Lowery
Miss May
J. M.leisure
Local Social Notes From Sharon Area
Mrs. Mary Winning now Mrs. Maud Allen moved to Marshall last week. Mrs. Quisenberry and her son were in Slater on business at the week’s start. Mrs. Henry Millsap traveled to Marshall Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs. Maud Allen. Charley Bondurant and W. R. Laughlin went to Dewitt Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Winning
Maud Allen
Marshall
Quisenberry and Son
Slater
Henry Millsap
Charley Bondurant
W. R. Laughlin
Dewitt
Electric Bitters Promised as Cure for Stomach Ailments
W. Klestier of Hallidey Ark touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria and stomach troubles, claiming it purifies blood, tones digestion, and restores vigor. The ad promises refunds if ineffective and notes availability at drug stores with a standard price offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Klestier
Hallidey
Ark
Also Mentioned on This Page
India Linen
Bong Eee Soc
Persian
Rline Lawns
Slater, O
Salt Springs
W. H. Baker
Newman
Mamie Smith
Nelson
R. B. Thorp
Russel
W. P. Watts
B. E. Staples
Flinch Club
Clifford Earnhart
Boonville
Richard Thorp
el Paso
Texas
Mrs. J. W. Grayson
Birdie Elsner
J. F. Elsner
Miss Birdie
Central College
Lexington
A. E Smith
Bertha
Ida Asche
Freeburg
Rose Bredebort
J. C. Magness
Central
Hlinvis
Harry Adamire
Montana
Jennie Tisdale
Drearville
Mollie Wilson
Hickman
Sharon
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