Alumni reception and social notes from Sweet Springs
County News reports on visits by Mrs Winston and other locals, alumni reception at the McConnell Longan home, and multiple social moves. Attendees include Mrs Gall Smith, Miss Tracey, Dr T S McConnell, Mr George Janineh, Mrs Olin Coulter, and many others. events feature a daytime Priscila club gathering, a reception by Mrs McConnell, and upcoming picnics and fairs. The piece notes a Missouri Pacific rail accident near California last week with minor injuries and a funeral for Mrs Prig in Sedalia.
Local Church Activities and Social Visits Recap
Mra Bakert and children and Mre Wim Johnson and son Calvin spent Wednesday with Mrs Hayden Wing. Several neighborhood children attended day exercises at Presbyterian church in Herndon. Mrs Bird Dickson visited Mrs Ley Dickson and family. Mrs Gecar Mayse and children of Avant Oklahoma had been at the bedside of her mother Mrs Ball Thomas of Blue Lick Springs. Rev Dowdy held regular appointment at Rose Valley and dined with Mr Will Smith and family. J C Baldwin and wife spent Sunday afternoon with A F Montgomery and family. Mrs Tom Reed visited Mrs Havoo Wingfield Tuesday. Mr Williams and wife of Sweet Springs attended church at Rowe Valley and were dinner guests of J D Rothrock and family. Heire of Aulville preached the sermon. Miss Theresa Stockmann and Mary Chft went to Warrensburg to attend summer school. Mrs Tom Amer of Lexington visited sister Mrs Lon Renick. Mr and Mrs Richard, Mr and Mrs Frank Heinzler and son in law Frank Harrison of Gilliam passed home Sunday evening from Lexington. Mrs Tena Rosenfeld and son William visited Mr and Mrs John Koch near Salt Springs. Mrs A H McRoberts and granddaughter Belle McRoberts of Fusogee Ind., visiting relatives this week. Mrs A J Vanmeier visited Fred Pittman and family Friday. Mr and Mrs Mitchner of Malta Sand visiting granddaughter Mrs Frank Stockmann Jr several days. Russell Weaver lent a valuable nule with look jaw this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Oklahoma
Charles Ferguson
Edward Davie
Kanese City
Marot Davis
Marka
Odessa
Wm. Binkley
Apurgeon
Louis
Missouri Pacific
California
Gall Smith
Mies Tracerry
Howilonia
M.G. Brown
Slater
McConnell
George Janineh
Joe Williams
Jo Longan
Mins
Tracy Berry
Longan
Olin Coulter
Amerillo
Texas
J. F. Coulter
Mire Coulter
Pw Vinlt
Bedall
Sweet Springs
Elizabeth Gore
Matt Mise
Myriie Smith
Mim Na
L. Spurgeon
Mra
Crece
Jude
Burch McQurdy
Prig
Bakert
Wim Johnson
Calvin
Hayden Wing
Presbyterian Church
Herndon Unday
Bird Dickson
Ley Dickson
Gecar Mayse
Avant
Gidahoma
Ball
Blue Lick Springs
Tom Reed
Havoo Wingfield
Wil]mith
Sweet Prings
Rowe ‘Alley
J. D. Rothrock
Jim Turner
Hazel Grove
Charles Crowder
Heire
Aulville
Ermon
Theresa Stockmann
Ary Chft
Warrensburg
A. H. McRoberts
Belle McRoberts
Fuscogee
Ind
A. J. Vanmeier
Fred ‘Ittman
Mitchner
Malta
Frank Stockmann
Russel Weaver
June Smith
Walter Utley
Christian Church
P. G. Sullivan
Methodist Church
Misa Katie Wilson
Miami
Albany
Maraball
Occares
John Matheney
Saline County
R. M. Heyett
Marshall
Elisabeth
Gladys Pickett
Missouri Valley
Eva Miller
Tom Jones
Bt. Louis
Jones
Minn Lucy Hisle
Kansas City
Mre Dew Nisle
Ming Lucy
Lewis Malle
Spotted Snake
Misa Flossie Bishop
Sunny Side
Cehr
Carmel
Buck Edmonds
Yearehall
Lonny Mullins
Geo, Mullins
Emery Ayers
Huntaville
Folka
Tommy Bishop
War Prive
Geo. Levy
Henry Payne
Mulberry
Florida
Jas
Jno. Walden
Levy
Walden Brothers
Stork
Adolph Royal
Bennett Bishop
Chas, Wheeler
Wes
Teanes Stapleton
Piattaburg
Ming Floesie Haynie
Miami Bell Telephone Co
Carrollton
Chas
Hisle
Guy Webster
Kanase City
Rachel Lankford
B. Baker
Pilati
A. H. W. Sullivan
Jas. Cresap
Mia. Austin Drown
Didge City
Kanaas
Miam
Monire George Cunningham
Waller Hawking
Mater
Judean JL. Casebolt
Milami
Mary Dowdy Alsa
Bolton
J. T. P. Wood
Ballabury
G. Pr. Martie
Dorothy Craig
W. Rh. Hubbard
Little Rock
Jonnie Grant
Charles Harvey
Hardeman
Tuwesday
Diamond Hutchison
D. Lawless
Nora Diggs
Boonville
S. C
Harold Turley
Mesdamen G. P. Martin
Parilee Bingham
J. T. P. Hood
Tyler Fray
St. Louis
Cooper County
Jim Gray
Nelson
T. H. Dickson
Henry Eilera
John Blarbaum
Leater Dickson
Blater
George Bradshaw
Walter Diggs
Snapp
Jeasle
Nora Eastham
Marjorie
Edith Lucas
Nelle Harris
Ruby Poindexter
Marle Smith
Verna Human
Margie Gibson
Carl Rinne
Fred Hellman
Otto Windmeyer
Elmore
Fitahuv Diggs
Chester Bichman
Earl Green
Rev. Sterling
Smithios
Arrow Rock
George Baker
Gillam
Old Tavern
Tom Sims
Near Blackwater
Shemwell
Dr. McGuire
Columbia
Benjiman McGuire
Percy Huston
Our Town
Womans National Old Trade Road Association
Will Jackson
Sappington
Devere Jackson
Missoula
Mont
Mia
Little Son
Phil Breathitt
Marehall
Nelson and
Jackson
Ruby
McPherson
Kas
T. W. Marr
R. B. Finley
Johnnie Townsend
Blackwater
Napton
Nelson Boys
Mines Tut List
Eloise Flanders
Richard Cunningham
J. Jobe
Oba Marr
James Jones
Mipe Virgie
Mr. Mae
Js. P! Thornton
Wm. Leffler
Mise Riddle
R. Baguell
I. L
Miss Tote List
Miss Faria
Marshal
Uncas McGuire
Wm. Hanley
Tom Ray
Hanley
Childers
Sam
Tom
Joseph Cooper
Liberty
Clinton Cox
A. D
Sedalia
Richard Thorp
Edith and
Kathrine Richardson
Henry Richardson
Kansas
Our Cemetery
B. J. Menao
Frederic
Doe Moines
Geo, Alexander
Longwood
Concord Sunday School Improves With Far More Than Fifteen
Concord Sunday school grows with about fifteen young ladies and young men in one class. Mrs. Charlie Poindexter of Sedalia visited her sisters Mrs. Edgar Piper and Mrs. Jim Wood from Thursday to Sunday. Mrs. T. O. Romans and daughter Rachael and son Leon visited Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Thompson over the weekend. Mr. Thompson was very sick Sunday. Fiora and Anna Craig are home after Fulton schooling. Flora graduated to term, Ruby Craig and her little brother rode to see Harry Thomas' wild animal farm. Mrs. Guig and son H. D. of Maryland Craig spent Sunday with Hugh Craig family. Kus M. Chalffees offers greatly reduced millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charlie Poindexter
Sedalia
Edgar Piper
Jim Woodrom
T. O. Romans
Rachael
Leon
B. L. Thompson
Thompson
Fiora
Anna Craig
Fulton
Misa Flora
Ruby Craig
Harry Thomas
Wild Animal Farm
Guig and
Eon
H. D
Mar
Eon Craig
Hugh Craig
Miami Chronicle Local Notes and Social Roster,
Miami and surrounding folks figure in a busy period of visits weddings and birthdays. Mia mi residents Richards and Wilsons entertain guests while Eva Miller and Tom Jones share hospitality with Missouri Valley plans. The Fontinelle troupe performs for a week, Ming Floesie Haynie returns from vacation, and Mrs Wat Price dies at her son s home. The town marked May with celebrations birthdays and a May 31 wedding between Judean Casebolt and Mary Dowdy with Rev Bolten officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Price
Wat Price
Arrow Rock Social News Recaps Visits and Outing
Arrow Rock residents and visitors share news of shopping trips, calls, and a Blackwater fishing excursion. Mrs Dave Green and Mrs J T P Wood visit from Ballabury, Dorothy Craig returns from a stay near Little Rock, and many locals travel to Boonville Cooper county and Columbia for events. A large I O O F address and cemetery decoration accompany reports of community life.
Brownlee Neighborhood Guests at Local Home
Brownlee neighborhood was the weekend guest at the home of Mrs. Parlee Bingham. Mrs. P. H. Geots was quite sick that week. Arthur Bale, Jack Watts and wife of Slater were visiting relatives here. Sunday Rev. Snapp filled his regular appointment at Blackwater Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlee
Parlee Bingham
P. H. Geots
Arthur Bale
Jack Watts
Slater
Rev
Snapp
Blackwater
Remains of Will Jackson Interred Near Nelson
The remains of Mr. Will Jackson were brought from Kansas City to be buried in the old Sappington cemetery near Nelson. The interment was attended by family members from Missoula and Marshall, with many friends from Nelson and surrounding areas. A later note mentions a civic league strawberry and ice cream social raising about fifty five dollars with low expenses, highlighting local support for school affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Jones
Grand Pass
L. I. Shuck
Kukelban
Lamine
Luther Barnett
Mareball
Lyle Nelson
Civic League
Nelson and
Meears
George Alexander
Minzes Annie
Ida Ki
Decoration Day at the cemetery attracts large crowd
Week in the country ends with relatives visiting near Sweet Springs. Decoration Day exercises gathered many locals at the cemetery Sunday at three. Rev Joseph Cooper and Rev Clinton Cox spoke, with prayers by Spapp and Vardeman. Music by Miss Craig and the Nelson choir accompanied by local visitors.
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
An Alabama woman, Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham, reports a nine month ulcer cured in two weeks by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims the product relieves ulcers fever sores eczema and other skin troubles and suggests its aid for P H Prankiia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Bucklen
P. H. Prankiia
Adv
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Adverts Claim Cure
Bath resident J C Eveland testifies after twenty five years of eczema that Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cured him. The ad guarantees relief and notes the product is a proven formula not an experiment. Available at druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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