Blackwater dance draws a jovial crowd and visitors
A Friday night Blackwater dance drew a large crowd of young people including Emily Bell Mamie Bell Bessie Toorp Frank Marr Millard McCell Dave Crockett John Koenig and O K Wing with Miss Callie McClure of Grand Pass visiting relatives. The Masons served a hotel supper hosted by Mrs P H Koenig. About 23 couples attended with vocal and instrumental music and a plentiful supper. Clifford Barnhart of Boonville visited relatives Friday through Sunday. Jim Verts brought in the season’s finest turkeys. Russell Coleman and P M Sandidge plan a hunt on Lamine as guests of Billy Smith. Little Catherine Bailey of St Louis visited last week.
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Blackwater
Emily
Mamie Bell
Bessie Toorp
Frank Marr
Millard McCell
Dave Crockett
John Koenig
O. K. Wing
Callie McClure
Grand Pass
Kansas City
Masons
P. H. Koenig
Clifford Barnhart
Boonville
Jim Verts
Russell Coleman
P. M. Sandidge
Lamine
Billy Smith
Catherine Bailey
St. Louis
Ame Vere
New Home Briefs Include Visitors and Remembrances
Multiple local names and places appear in a routine update of social and family notices. James McKinney and Charles Harris of Kansas City visit parents. Dollie and Mayme Dierking travel to Hardeman after a visit at the Dierking home. Kathryn Ellis returns from Marshall. Mrs A P Reager, daughter Vances, and Sam Cole of Kimwood share a Saturday visit with the Fordham family. Lulu Thomas of Houstonia visits the Harris sisters. Luther Blain sails to Old Mexico to fetch his brother Clarence’s body after a railroad wreck. Victor Allen visits Marshall to see his brother. Nancy Harris stays home sick. Carmean school closed until next week due to Demoss’s absence. Jim McKinney and sister Ethel spend Monday night with the O family. Alfred Silvey of near Houstonia spends Friday night with D M Harris and attends Elmwood supper. ads offer a Surrey for sale near Elmwood at T L Harris’s blacksmith shop. local families J A Larue, Walter and Anna Larue, John Knott and daughter Bessie, Mrs Allen and son Edmund visit Peter Durnil and Mollie Durnil.
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Dollie
Mayme Dierking
Hardeman
John Dierking
Kathryn Ellis
Marshall
A. P. Reager
Miss Vances
Sam Cole
Kimwood
Lulu Thomas
Houstonia
Alfred Silvey
D. M. Harris
Elmwood
Surrey
T. L. Harris
J. A. Larue
Walter
Anna Larue
John Knott
Bessie
Allen
Edmund
Peter Durnil
Mollie Durnil
Sweet Springs Notes on Local Weddings Obits and Visits
Miss Sadie Wheeler chosen by the school board to fill a vacancy created by Miss Rosa Killion’s resignation. Several residents, including Mrs. J. M. Thornton of Milwaukee and Miss Ida Asche, return or visit relatives. Elizabeth Nelson wed John Rowland in 1907 at the brides’ home, then left for San Antonio. Rosa Killion and Everett Lynch wed quietly at J. F. Evans home. Christmas visits from J. H. Dooley, A. A. Smith family, and others noted. J. W. Marsh dies in Kansas City. interment at Forest Hill.
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Sadie Wheeler
Rosa Killion
J. M. Thornton
Milwaukee
Wis
J. W. Grayson
Ida Asche
Campbell, Mo
Myrtle Switch
Kansas City
C. E. Ferguson
Gladys Marsh
A. A. Smith
Sweet Springs
J.H. Dooley
Lincoln
Geo. W. Smith
A. E. Rodgers
Lexington
Elizabeth Nelson
John Be, Rowland
San Antonio
Texas
Rowland
J. F. Evans
Mias Rosa Killion
Everette Lynch
Reva
Baily Bartow
St. Louis
R. E. Fisher
The
Christian Church
J. W. Marsh
Forest Hill
Local Notes and Miscellany From Cass County Area
Dr Walker is no better and his son James of St Louis was called to his bedside Monday. Reuben Smithey is ill but improving. A child of P Alpers is sick. The Miller school debate closed last Friday night. Mrs Sallie Van Buskirk and Miss Martha Dedmen visited Mrs J P Wilson last Thursday night and Friday. Henry King of Sweet Springs spent the latter part of last week with Ralph Ackman. Geo Dialesrson well loved by all. Sympathy to the bereaved. Thos Magill and sister Miss Mattie of Cass county visiting relatives. Lester Hall visited his aunt Mrs Leeper King at Sweet Springs Tuesday. Miss Lillian Shrader visited Misses Maude and Maggie Blakely several days. A few young people surprised Mrs Jake Kuykendall Tuesday night with music. James Turner and Lester dined at F H Schrader’s Saturday. Samuel Lee, Samuel Pittman and Misses M Blakely and Eu Spears with Martin Grey Kuykendall dined at Jas Laki Christmas day. The day included dinners at John Mi and Mrs Maggie Blakely Lillian Shrader spent evening with Mrs Jam Turner. Marvie Hayes attended a party at Lit Bargerg week.
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Walker
James
St. Louis
Reuben Smithey
P. Alpers
Miller School
Sallie van Buskiki
Martha Dedmen
J. P. Wilson
Henry King
Sweet Springs
Ralph Akeman
Geo.Dialesrson
Lester Hall
Leeper King
Lillian Shrader
Maude
Maggie Blakely
James Turner
Lester
F. H
Sedalia Business and Social Invite Language
A fragment notes Sedalia Monday business activity and a brief invitation to friends. It mentions inviting several friends to a minutes gathering and hints at social planning. No dates or names are specified beyond general references to Sedalia.
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Sedalia
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Kirschbaum & Co
Ren Sty
Cerrainet
Binecnaeve
County News
Nelson
Laurippe
James McKinney
Chas. Harris
Demoss
Jim McKinney
Mise Ethel
Henry Paul
Grace Harness
Speed
Dade Apperson
California
Rowle and-Nelson
Thos, Magill
Mies Mattie
Cass County
Jake Kuyken
Hali
Marvie Hayes
Lit Bargerg
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