Rhine land visitor and local social updates
County News notes Peter Van Booren of Rhine land visiting his sons W. R. and John and daughter Mrs. M A Bremer. The C A sold 226 excursion tickets to Kansas City. Phil Tucker has been poorly of late. Twenty five Knights of Pythias decorated graves at Good Hope. Mrs Phil Tucker visiting Mrs Anna Benson in Kansas City. Dr and Mrs T H B Ish to leave for Colorado Springs on the 15th to remain until mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter van Booren
Rhineland
W. R
John
M. A. Bremer
Kansas City
Phil Tucker
Knights of Pythias
Good Hope
Anna Benson
T. H. B. Ish
Colorado Springs
Col
Local county crops hit by green bug and rain
In Blackburn area crop damage from the green bug is heavy with 50 acres plowed for incorn. Annie Lopez notes widespread losses and others share the view. A Lutheran Mission feast at the grove drew large attendance, but rain forced the evening program to be abandoned. Revs Mehl and Robl fog spoke. A Thursday grove picnic faced rain but still succeeded. Refreshments netted $75 from 41 tickets sold to Kansas City. Many locals attended the Pisgah reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Stoecker
Annie Lopez
the Grove
Mehl
Roblfog
Kansas City
Pisgah
Notable Local Visits and Illness in Napton Area
Mrs. Sarah E. Lynch visits her son P. F. Jacobi while Mr. and Mrs. Will Field travel to Napton on account of their son Fisher’s measles illness. Mrs. Walter Pile and daughter Elizabeth, with Frances Napton of Marshall, visit J. J. Scott Friday. George Barron and his little son also stop by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Lynch
P. F. Jacobi
Will Field
Napton
Fisher
Walter Pile
Elizabeth
Frances Napton
Marshall
J. J. Scott
George Barron
Spasms and Nervous Ailments Sold by Miles Nervine
An ad touts Miles Nervine for epilepsy fits and St Vitus dance, claiming it restores shattered nerves to health. It promises refunds if not effective, and cites Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana as the sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
Havin
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Local Family Visit Near Ed Molineaux’s Home
Joe Molineaux and his family visited his brother Ed Molineaux in the vicinity on Sunday, sharing a quiet family moment in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Molineaux
Ed Molineaux
Grand Pass social at Duensing farm features Arensmeyer group
A crowd of local youths including Toledo Arensmeyer Becca Webmeyer Lon Bristow and Paul Gerstner enjoyed supper Sunday at the Duensing family near Mt. Leonard reporting an excellent time. Teagtmeyer Windmeyer threshing outfit purchased and a Tegtmeyer home moved into a modern colonial built residence with furnace. Rev H J Steinheimer will preach at Asbury Church Grand Pass Sunday June 30 at 11 am and 8 pm with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Arensmeyer
Becca Webmeyer
Lon Bristow
Paul Gerstner
Duensing
Mt. Leonard
Arensmeyer
Ross
Windmeyer
Tegtmeyer
Messrs. Windmeyer
Grand Pass
H. J. Steinheimer
Asbury Church
Davis District Delayed Reports Local Visits and Obituary
Jos Stephens and family visited relatives in Cooper county Saturday and Sunday John Hanna and family spent Sunday with Amos Audsley and family Mrs W Harris is very sick P G Sullivan and family spent Sunday with Wm Gauldin and family Jos Herrmann and family spent Sunday in Slater with Mrs Theiss who is ill Jos Herrmann and wife attended the funeral of the former s half brother Frank Kalinka in Chariton county last week The deceased born in Saline about 49 years ago died at his home near Dalton May 26 of pneumonia He leaves a wife one daughter one son and one stepson and five brothers He was a helpful man May he be rewarded in the better land
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Stephens
Cooper County
John Hanna
Amos Audsley
W. Harris
P. G. Sullivan
Wm. Gauldin
Jos. Herrmann
Slater
Saline
Dalton
Chariton County
Waverly Bottoms Honky Tone Building Addition
S J White is adding to his hotel. Black Earp and family visited John Argood and kin. Nellie Byars is papering their house this week. Mary Arnold visited sister N B Pate. John Earp and family spent Sunday with cousins David and Mrs Winfrey. Measles easing in West Grand Pass area.
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S.J. White
Hhis Hotel
Black Earp
John Argood
Nellie Byars
Mary Arnold
N. B. Pate
John Earp
David Winfrey
Io West Grand Pass
Dangerous Deadlock Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure
A vintage ad touts Dr Klog's New Life Pille as a universal remedy for a deadly obstruction. It claims to terminate stoppage of liver and bowels and offers a money back guarantee at P. H. Frankilo's drug store for 25 cents.
Arrow Rock Church Meeting Draws Attentive Attendance
The Christian church gathering in Arrow Rock grows in interest with four confessions to date. Evangelist Swift delivers sermons as visitors from Mt. Leonard, Marshall, Columbia and Cooper County join locals in the week’s events. Astor McMahan, son of Mrs. Anna McMahan, is buried in Arrow Rock Cemetery after dying in Nevada at about 26. Local residents include Miss Lottie Marshall visiting her cousin, and others returning from Columbia to see family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. ‘Grimes
Mias Estelle
Mt. Leonard
Christian Church
Elwood Fray
Dear Blackwater
J. Bingham
The
Evangelist Swift
Lottie Marshall
Marshall
Mary P.bingham
Sadie
Georgia Steau
Columbia
Harold Turley
Julia
Cooper County
Mattie McGuire
Dr. McGuire
C.E. Burgess
Sturgeon
Ola
Luia Piper
Little Rock
Astor Mc- Mahan
Anna Mc- Mahan
Jefferson City
Arrow Rock
Nevada Mo
Orpha Piper
J. B. Watts
Auberoid Roofing Promoted by La Crosse Lumber Co
Advertising copy touts Auberoid as superior roofing material, claiming imitation roofs imitate the product’s look. West region builders urged to choose Auberoid from La Crosse Lumber Co for authentic style and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auberoid
la Crosse Lumber Co
Local Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Pearl Anderson of Galorado visited relatives then traveled to Paris Missouri to see her brother. Mrs Bernard Arnold of Hereford Texas visited Mrs Quisenberry then went to E L Rhoades. Laughlin Harris of Shenandoah Iowa visits his parents Mr and Mrs Stephen Harris. Louis Reisacher awarded contract to build a new school. River rise brings active fishing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Anderson
Galorado
Paris
Bernard Arnold
Hereford
Tex
Quisenberry
E. L. Rhoades
Laughlin Harris
Shenandoah
Iowa
Stephen Harris
Louis Reisacher
Saline Point Visit Highlights Family Gatherings
Mrs Campbell returned home from her daughter Wednesday with granddaughter Eden Kirba visiting relatives nearby. A few youths attended an ice cream supper across the river. Joe Campbell and wife visited a sister near Slater Saturday night. Mrs Oscar Davis is improving. Sunday services were well attended. Kelley visited Anna Lemna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcar Davis
Ephod
Bu? Servis ‘Supdey
Kelley Vinitanal Lemna
Burnside visit at the bluff and local school news
Mr and Mrs Burnside visited the bluff at Mr Harris s last week. Willie Mayfield will teach the Star School again this winter after a successful last term. A large number from this place attended the Woodman I decoration in Miami on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burnside
Willie Mayfield
Star
Nany
Woodman i Decoration
Miami
Good Advice From Le Hagoville Merchant Buckian Salve
A garbled historic ad text touts Buckian's Arche I Salve as a remedy for all sores and troubles. The odd phrasing claims long prior cures and advertises a universal salve for sale by a noted Le Hagoville merchant Yi Ange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolever
le Hagoville
Ange
Buckian
Carriage Curtain Missing Near Marshall and Sweet Springs
J. 5. Treece of Cretcher reports losing a carriage side curtain last week between Marshall and Sweet Springs. Finder should notify or return to him and claim a reward. Contact R. F. D. No 1 Shackleford or call 4 0 8 Sweet Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treece
Cretcher
Marshall
Sweet Springs
Shackleford
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