Haggard Guests Visit as Henderson Farm Sold
In Tedieville area notes Jim Montgomery and Mary Riferpen visited the Haggard family near Sedalia Saturday and Sunday. John Montgomery bought the Henderson farm of 74 acres for 3890 dollars after a sale at Scholia. A severe lightning storm struck Roy Taylor’s house Saturday night but rain helped contain the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
És Juemlay
C. Haggard
Sédalia
Itaty Haggard Land Family
Jim Montgomery
Mary Ami Marie Riferpen
Faturcay
Ray
Sarah Bchenuemer
Wile Lick
Groud
G. T. Boatright
A. T. Reid
J. A. Butts
Schaolia
Jorden Henderson
John Montgomery
Henderson Farm
Roy Taylor
Napton Deaths and Local Notices Amid June Activities
Fragmentary Napton notices report a chaplain’s late preaching, a death from spinal meningitis, a funeral at the Baptist church, and local visits. Details mention Mrs Andres in Marshall, Mrs Tichenor ill in Kansas City, Murrell visiting Napton, Polk mobilizing workers for Kokmeyer quarry paving, Mrs Smith seeking health in Excelsior Springs, and Dr Hall making a telegraph call to Callaway County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasdeman
Jack Moor
Tha Place
Baptist Church
Napton
Andres
Marshall
Charles Tichenor
Kansas City
L. E. Tichenor
G. A. Murrell
Mr. Polk
Jefferson City
Kokmeyer
T. A. Smith
Excelsior Springs
G. P. Smith
Lexington
Fox Hunt Highlights Tidy Rural Social Week
Mr and Mrs Tom Mattox visited Mrs M L Brockman and joined Charles Renison and family and Mrs Anna Nelson with Miss Dela Jobe traveling to Cooper county to visit relatives. Misa Bell of Marshall stays with the Merry sisters near here. Marshall residents attended Elk Lick Thursday while Everett Brockman returned to Sedalia after a week here. Mabel Brockman shopped in Hoping and Essie and Claitty Kelley were shopping in Nelson. The big annual fox hunt at Elk is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mattox
M. L. Brockman
Charles Renison
Anna Nelson
Dela Jobe
Cooper County
Misa Bell
Marshall
Merry
Near Here
Elk Lick
Everett Brockman
Sedalia
Mabel Brockman
Essie
Claitty Kelley
Nelson
E.k
Country gathering draws large crowd for music under stormy weather
John Hea led a group through the posts toward the stormy day as a larger crowd from nearby counties attended. The Colored string band entertained with singing and banging, and the day offered good music and enjoyment for all in the country setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hea
Pettin
Arrow Rock and area residents attend events week
The column lists residents and visitors in Arrow Rock and nearby areas. Jeff Hazel, Dr. McGuire and family shopped in Boonville, Scott family headed to Chicago for health concerns, and many local residents hosted guests, visited relatives, or attended a revival tent meeting led by Rev. A B Book and G W Evans.
River View Small-Town Notes From Gilliam and Slater
Joe Croselin and wife traded in Slater Monday. H ft Johnson and family visited Gilliam Monday. Born to John Weber and wife May Sl a boy. T M Davis and wife traded in Gilliam Monday. J Piper and Zelda Brown called on friends Sunday evening. Joe Kiso did business. F L Fisher damaged a foot last Thursday. J R R Helman and wife Jessie Heo sick wife and daughter attended Odd Fellows Memorial at Arrow Rock Sunday. Mrs Frank Hoener visiting Mrs John Weber returned home. Charlie Thomas and wife toured Gillis on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Croselin
Slater
Johnson
Gilliam
John Weber
May
T. M. Davis
J. Piper
Zelda Brown
J. RR. Helman
Jesse ~Heosick
Odd Fellowes
Arrow Rock
Frank Hoener
Jonn Weber
Charlie Thomas
Gillis
Visiting kin and friends fill Hobart area notes
Mrs John Smith and son Doug visit Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Jas Francisco in Hobart Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs EB Powell of Holden spend a day with Geo Browning family. W B Killion of Eldorado Springs rests with friends. Elwin King Waldo Andrew and Harry Elsner return from Columbia for summer at University. Rev G B Shanklin preached at Blackburn. Mrs S R VanBuskirk leaves for Gardner Kansas for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Doug
Jas
Smiths
Mrs
Francisco
Hobart
Okla
EB. C. Powell
Holden
Geo. Browning
W. B. Killion
ElDorado Springs
Messrs
Elwin King
Waldo Andrew
Harry Elsner
Clyde Shanks
Columbia
G. B. Shanklin
Blackburn
Marshall
Local Notes From Grand Pass and Surrounding Towns
A storm recently blew down trees and a building in Ss W Whites park with no injuries. Various locals report guests and visits from Marshall, Coffeyville, and Whitela Park, plus routine forays, farming notes, and a river that is unusually low. Many small town snippets cover family visits, chores, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. W. Whites’ Park
Sarah Booker
Marshall
Clyde Weddle
Jessie Dickerson
H. V. Riske
Misa Willie Argood
W. J. Vogt
Rosa Williams
Local Notes From New Frankfort and Nearby Towns
NEW FRANKFORT Jno. Jones suffers rheumatism. Mies Anosh Willming and Emma Blum went to Chicago on Friday’s excursion. Fifth Sunday Convention at Good Hope well attended with an interesting program. Mies Hickman of Marshall visited Miss Haibe a few days. C. Bule of Fayette visited relatives. Rev. Tobias of Kansas City to preach at Evangelical church June 6 and 7. Miss Bessie Hawking and Della Hisle of Miami visited friends here. Grandpa Winston returned from Nebraska. granddaughter Vivian Winston accompanied him. Mrs. C. E. Reidenbach and daughter left for a visit with relatives in Bigbee and Moberly. Jouse Jackson and wife spent Saturday with friends in Slater. N. B. Hawkins returned from a two-week Kansas City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappington and Wife
Boonville
Glen Townsen
Daushier
Marshall
Charles Howard
Andrew Brownlee
Sam Thompson
Wade ,Higginbotham
Nelson
Francie
Jeff Hazel
North Hardenton
Gilham
Arrow Rock
Christian Church
Sallie Dickson
Watson Diggs
Martha McClelland
Columbia
Jennie Dickson
Near Hardeman
T .H
Lester Dickson
A.B. Book
Macon
G. W. Evans
Iil
Will Diggs
W. B. Diggs
Misa Quinley
Howard County
Rollins Bingham
Kansas City
Rowena McMahan
Cooper County
Mra
H. VanAredel
N. B. Bowles
T. B. Morris
Henry Casey
John Maulman
Mesdames E. H
Dave Green
Irvin Diggs
Walter Townsend
Anna McMahan
Walter Diggs
W. J. Vogt
Agnes Booker
Booker
Chas, Dickerson
Elmer Tolle
Waverly
Clyde
Frank Young
Grand Pass
Frank
Laura Cook
Has
Steffon
Allen Hicks
Cook Bros
Alice Thoman
Coffeyville
Kansas
Mabel Tracy
Neil Ashbery
Whitela Park
Jane Karpo
Mies Anosh Willming
Emma Blum
Chicago
Good Hope
Mies Hickman
Haibe
C. Bule
Fayette
Tobias
Evangelical
Bessie Hawking
Della Hisle
Miami
Grandpa Winston
Nebraska
Mise
Vivian Winston
C. E. Reidenbach
Bigbee
Moberly
Jouse Jackson
Slater
N. B. Hawkins
Dr Thomas E Green Master Orator on Lyceum Tour in Japan
Dr Thomas E Green famed orator travels in Japan as part of his Chau tauqua platform tour. He is described as one of America’s most eloquent speakers with a prophetic mind, vast historical knowledge, and the ability to connect world events to American prospects. His lectures mix facts with engaging analysis, drawing large eager audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Japan
Thomas E. Green
Green
America
Dr. Green
Tlons
Europe
Far East
Ai Taowiddee
Judge George D. Alden to Speak at Local Chautauqua
Boston judge George D. Alden, famed Massachusetts jurist and orator, will appear at the local Chautauqua. He is sought for return engagements, with a record of 127 engagements and 125 audiences in a single season, noted for eloquence and persuasive magnetism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Alcen
Boston
Chautauqua
Geo
Alden
Judge Alden
Massachusetts Bar
Alto
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Tedieville
Brownlee
Avohe
Taylor’s Department Store
P.S
River View
Joe Kiso
F. L. Fisher
Sweet Springs
Ladies’ Fur
Telephone
East Side Square
Grand Pass Bottoms
Mr. Allison
New Frankfort
Jno. Jones
DR. Thomas, E. Green
Thomas B
George D. Alden
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