County News Recap of Weekend Visits and Travel
Several car loads of cattle were shipped out Saturday by local farmers. Misa Bessie Hubbard visits Nelson. Adoph Pegwan returns to St. Louis. Ben Briggs of Idaho visits friends and relatives. Mrs. 8.E. Dowden and Mrs. C.J. Oquest on sick list. Mrs. Jim Crank and son Alfred of Marshall spend Saturday with Mrs. A. B. Cort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bessie Hubbard
Nelson
Adoph Pegwan
St. Louis
Jim Crank
Alfred of
Marshall
A. B. Cort
Grand Pass News Roundup Key Handful of Local Notices
Mrs N C Humphrey called to Mayview due to Mrs George Humphrey illness. Miss Lulu Haworth returns to Independence to teach after visiting parents. David Rohe leaves for Canton to visit his old Beards town home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Humphrey
Mayview
George Humphrey
Lulu Haworth
Independence
Parente
David Rohe
Canton
Beardstown
Burial held for Claurence Blain Banday at Pisgah
A funeral service for Claurence Blain Banday drew a large crowd at Pisgah Cemetery. The ceremony occurred in the morning at the Banday residence or local church, with attendees paying respects to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claurence Blain Banday
Pisgah Cemetery
A Week of Social Visits in Elmwood and Nearby Towns
Daughters of Elmwood and Walter Magness of Kansas City visited local families including D. M. Harris and Miss Frances Reager. Miss Dollie Harris stayed with Miss Frances Reager, while Jim McKinney and Walter Magness attended a Sunday supper at Walter and Mrs. Larue. Chastain from Independence attended Clarence Blain's burial. Charles Harris stayed with Willis Lemon, and Mrs. Allen hosted Mrs. Joe Jones. Mrs. John Dierking visited Mrs. Allen Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Harris
Frances Reager
Elmwood
Messia
Jim McKinney
Walter Magness
Walter
Larue
Chastain
Independence
Clarence Blain
John Fordham
D. M. Harris
Charles Harris
Willis Lemon
Allen
Joe Jones
John Dierking
Rose Valley visit at Fred Roacher’s Sunday gathering
In Rose Valley a group of youths and siblings gathered at Fred Roacher’s on a Sunday. Attendees included Gue Dedeke Fred Lewler and sister John Rucker John Dierking and sisters John Langwitsch and others. The Alpers child was reported improving. Hugo Dierking John Julia Frieda Ida Dierking Belma and Ida Reinwald spent a pleasant evening at John Finnwela on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roacher
Gue Dedeke
Fred Lewler
John Rucker
John Dierking
John Langwivch
Peter Alpers
Hugo Dierking
John
Julia
Frieda
Ida Dierking
Belma
Ida Reinwald
John Finnwela
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Herman Mittlebuscher has been in Sweet Springs for a week of medical treatment and remains in poor health. Henry Johnson, from near Cretcher, visited Fred Viets near Houstonia on Sunday. Mr. Deal and wife called on J. W. Killion last week. Granville McGuire moved onto the farm he bought from Allen Smith and wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Mittlebuscher
Sweet Springs
Mittlebuscher
Henry Johnson
Near Cretcher
Fred Viets
Houstonia
Mr. Deal
J. W. Killion
Granville McGuire
Allen Smith
Local notes on residents and illness this week
Nelson Will Drinkerd from Marshall aided Lewis Perry with an engine this week. Mrs. Ella Laughlin returned from Salt Springs after visiting her brother W. E. Bauer. Mrs. John Thomas visited Marshall with her daughter Mrs. Wm Drinkerd who was ill. Frank Brockway near Arrow Rock showed slight improvement from pneumonia. Mrs Jack Potter of Blackwater died Tuesday morning. Route 3 carrier J M Davis reported a garter snake and a toad sighting by farmers along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Drinkerd
Marshall
Lewis Perry
Ella Laughlin
W. E. Bauer
Salt Springs
John Thomas
Wm. Drinkerd
Frank Brockway
Near
Arrow Rock
Jack Potter
Blackwater
J. M .Davis
Community visits and family news from Slater area
Mrs. Amos Audsley and children spent a few days with her mother near Miami. Harmony visitors Mrs. Hannah Witt and family joined Ace Porter’s. Walter Pinkard and family returned to Howell county after a two weeks visit. Eva Clark, daughter of Jim Clark, swallowed a penny and was in critical condition but improved. John Woolum’s family spent Christmas week near Miami with Ed White. Lizzie Theiss returned to Slater after days with her sister and was joined by Lloyd Kemper’s party. J Liovyd of Kansas City visited her parents. Mrs. Gadberry Sundayed with her son Frank in Ayres. John Gauldin and family of near New Frankfort, with Chester Bouy and Miss Lucile Fayette, spent Sunday with P. G. Paves. Small-pox recount closed in that district. J A Audsley and family Sundayed at Mollie Stephens. C C Kitchen and family worshiped at Harmony. services led by Rev. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Witt
Harmony
Ace Porter
Walter Pinkard
Howell County
Eva
Jim Clark
John Woolum
Miami
Ed. White
Lizzie Theiss
Slater
Joe Herrmann
Lloyd Kemper
Ormund Hupp
J. Liovyd
Kansas City
B. Irvin
Wm. Gadberry
Frank
Ayres
John Gauldin
New Frankfort
Chester Bouy
Missa
Lucile
Fayette
P. G. Paves
J. A. Audsley
Mollie Stephens
Blue Lick Community News Hits From Blue Lick
Measles rage in the area as Rev Mounts preached at the church last Sunday. Kal Livingston plans to move near Harris Mill ford to operate a store and blacksmith shop after trading with Mr Wheeler. Miss Lida Luce leaves for Cole County to start a school closed by smallpox. P E Dennis Jr.’s sick son improves. Mrs Sam Ityo of Napter visits her parents Mr and Mrs W F Dennis. W P Luce of Marshall farms at Blue Lick gathering corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Mounts
Kal Livingston
Wheeler
W. F. Dennis
W. P. Luce
Marshall
Blue Lick
Robbery Report Mixup At Local Store Misprint Confuses Name
A newspaper note laments an error in naming the robbed establishment, correcting that last week's incident at M. D. Kerr's store was misread as Stere's store. The piece emphasizes caution to prevent further confusion and harm in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Kerr
Stere
Township Meetings Set for Feb 1 1908 Delegates
Resolutions of the Republican Central Committee call township mass conventions to choose delegates for a county convention at Marshall Missouri on February 1 1908 at 2 pm. County meeting will select delegates to the State convention in St Louis February 27 1908 and conduct other proper business. Details include meeting place and township delegate counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Marshall
Ila
City of
St. Lewis
Ow. m
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County News
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Charles Gull
Ben Briggs
Idaho
E. Dowden
C.j.oquest
Miss Francis
Rose Valley
Davis District
Amos Audsley
Jalie Fisher
C. C. Kitchen
Rev. Baker
Neleva
Blackwater Ridge Prairie
Cambridge
Clay
Saline City
Kimwood
Grand Pass
Malta Head
Liberty Herodovo
Marshall Marshall
Salt Pork
Shelby
Saltwood Sweet
Eo Vaane
Ange
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