Local In Brief From Slater And Boonville Residents
J RR Stafford of Slater was here Monday. Henry Bryant was sick this week. W B Tucker returned from Chicago on Tuesday. George Brown visited Boonville friends Sunday. Annie Fink visited Boonville friends this week. Laulee Dagley left Saturday for Kansas City. William Jackson left Saturday for Johnson county. May Crear spent Wednesday in Kansas City on business. Clyde Sparks went to Kansas City Tuesday morning. Axe Potter of Slater was a visitor Monday. Judge James Cooney returned from Lexington on business. T KE Spencer and George Crear return Friday from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Crear
Kansas City
Clyde Sparks
James Cooney
Marshall
Lexington Friends
Will Leonard
Hawley
Mia
Leonard
Miami
Indian Territory
Odd Size Mill Work La Crosse Lumber Co
J W Sparks returned Sunday afternoon from a trip to Tennessee. George Dyer of Kansas City was in Marshall on business. Various residents including Mrs Aubrey Conway, Miss Katherine King, Miss Esther Mason, Miss May Hupp, Miss Ava Steele, Judge J J Hunter, EK Barcum, Holmes Dawes, T Goodwin, J A Stern, Miss Katherine Hood, Miss Katherine McBride, Marion Miller, Albert Steinheimer, W T Nook, Alex Long, John Davis, M F R Stone, J de Q Donehoo, Mrs H G Allen, Mrs Ed Merry, Rev E E Thomas, Mrs J J Robertson, Buckner Ragsdale, T W Gwinn, Capt A A Lesueur, Allen Kennedy, Mrs John Bowles, Miss Retta Greenabaum, Mrs D B Robertson, Miss Sallie Moreland, Mrs B H Mahan, Millie Stephens, Trev J F Kemper, Milton Allison, G R Smith, T J Robertson, J E Brady, D P Heridor, Co D Newton, Louise Newton, and Shriners at Arrarat Temple attendance noted.
Local Notes Show Residents Traveling and Visiting
Lime and plaster materials listed as items from La Crosse Lumber Co. C. M. Buckner will return Friday from his last trip and take a vacation at home. W. C. Cole passed through Monday en route to Malia Beach from Nelson for a rally. Mrs. Emily Black and guest Sue Kakin visit Mee. Thomas Prior spends the week at her country home west of town. Misses Ella Goodson and Emily Robertson attended the State Bible School convention at Sedalia. Leslie Corder and wife of Grand Pass visited Mrs. Emme Francisco on English avenue. Mra. Mare Brown of Sweet Springs arrived for a visit to sister Mra. James Wingfield at Hotel Hurt. Mra. James D. Akins left Tuesday for Humansville after a visit to sister Mra. H. L. Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Black
Sue Kakin
Mee
Thomas Prior
Mra
Mare Brown
Sweet Springs
James Wingfield
Hotel Hurt
Local News Roundup From Marshall City
Missouri Ledger editor Bate C. Drummond visited Marshall en route from St. Louis. Local society notes list Mrs. J. Lowenstein and party at Saratoga Bowl, Judge J. H. Hunter’s Tennessee trip, and numerous dinners and travels including McMahan, Cooney, and Young Republicans events. Three hundred fifty tickets sold for Sunday Missouri Pack excursion to Jefferson City. several residents attend Epworth League and house parties in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate C. Drummond
Missouri Ledger
Odessa
Our City
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Crosse Lumber Co Cary Largest Stock
Mrs B T Wharton and her children Addie Hessie and Lawrence traveled to Topeka Kansas for a three week visit. Mr Jaw Welch of Mount Leonard, recently paralyzed on his left side, shows improvement. Miss Lota Hancock from the city went to Kansas City to serve as a receiving lady at the Sehrivers ball Thursday night.
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B. T. Wharton
Addie
Hessie
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Lota Hancock
City
Kansas City
Sehrivers
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J. RR. Stafford
Slater
Henry Bryant
W. 8
Tucker
Chicago
George Brown
Boonville Friends
Annie Fink
Boonville
Laulee Dagley
William Jackson
Johnson County
Axe Potter
Our
Lexington
T. KE. Spencer
George Crear
la Crosse Lumber Co
J. W. Sparks
Tennessee
George Dyer
Kanaae City
Wan
Aubrey Conway
Charles Patterson
The
Blackburn Record
Mises
Katherine King
Blackburn
Esther Mason
Rocheport
May Hupp
Miss Wright
Carrollton
Ava Steele
J. J. Hunter
EK. E. Barcum
Oklahoma
Holmes Dawes
J. F. Metnurdy
Eastwood
Nev, BT
Wharton
Sedalia
T. Goodwin
Murphy-Mills Clothing Company
J. A. Stern
I. QO. Steiker
Benton Avenue
Katherine Hood
Arrow Rock
C. N. Prouty
Katherine McBride
de. D.C. Gore
Paris
Marion Miller
Wm. Miller
Albert Steinheimer
Columbia
State University
W. T. Nook
Striker
Alex. Long and Wife
Shackelford
John Davis
M. FR. Stone
Nev. J. de Q. Donehoo
New Orleans
Virginia
Crosse Lumber Co
Mra. H. G. Allen
J. W. Page
Ed Merry
E. E. Thomas
Versailles
Monday Club
J. J. Robertson
Mt. Leonard
Leavenworth, Kanear
Buckner Ragsdale
Centralia
C. M. Buckner and Family
T. W. Gwinn
A. A. Lesueur
W. C. Gower
Allen Kennedy
John Bowles
Eva
Retta Greenabaum
Harriet Brown
West North Street
Mra. D. DB. Robertson
Miss Sallie Moreland
County
Mra. BH. M. Mahan
Millie Stephens
Mrs
Ablel Leonard
East North Street
Trev. J. F. Kemper
Louisiana
Milton Allison
el Reno
G. R. Smith
Fairville
T. H. Morris
T. J. Robertson
Mount Leonard
J. E. Brady
Malta Bend
DP. V. Heridor
Cc. D. Newton
Louise
Shriners
Arrarat Temple
Imperial Council
C. M. Buckner
W.C. Cole
Malia Beach
Nelson
Ella Goodson
Emily Robertson
Leslie Corder
Grand Pass
Emme Francisco
English Avenue
James D. Akins
Humansyville
H. L. Huston
N. Y
J. Lowenstein
Excelator Springs
Hen
Gussie Schwertner
Saratoga Bowl
J. HW. Hunter
Jackson
Mine Lucile Merriwether
J.C. Thompson
Odell Avenue
Psraons
Abiel Leonard
Margaret
BH. Mahan
Mintie Stephens Mahan
St Louia
Paul B. Moore
St. Charlen
Wilbur Johnson
Little Marie Stephens
Rh. J. McMahan
Denver
A. L. Jorden
J. W. Blair
Salt Springs
J. W. Blackburn
Blosser
Midland Hotel
Kanaan City
Association of Young Republicans of Missouri
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Lee F. Wiley
Master Warren
W. W. Carpenter
St. Paul
Tih
Missouri
Meeting of
Modern Woodmen of America
George W. Campbell
Smithton
Epworth League
M.E Church
North
Nell Crear
Alma
New York
W. H. Black
Lincoln University
Hooper Institute
Christian Church
Mise Zamnile Kates
George Althouse
Moanoke
Alex, Denny
Marshall Bank
James Denny
Cobra
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