Slater People Take Summer Trips and Visits
Slater personages embark on seasonal trips with Wm Moss heading to Colorado Springs for the summer. Miss Sallie Robinson departs for Colorado for an extended visit. J A Teter returns from Kansas City to see his daughter Mrs A R Grigsly. Louis Feis arrives from St. Louis to boost local business and plans to stir activity in Slater. Mr and Mrs Steve W Harris visit from near Sharon. Harris reported well again. Sam McClain comes from Ayres, and Belle and Birdie Rector depart for the Jamestown Exposition and East visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moss
Colorado Springs
Sam McClain
Ayres
Belle
Birdie Rector
Jamestown Exposition
West Grand Pass Fourth of July Preparations Grow
Farmers bustle as late spring harvest nears. Corn is small yet bright and spreading rapidly. Measles and whooping cough illnesses spread among local children. Waverly plans a Fourth of July celebration. Mrs Demoss remains weak while Mrs Earp visits Marshall with her parents. Mrs Kiel, from near Malta Bend, visits the Burnside family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Frank Demoss
Will Earp
Marshall
G. L Burnside
Kate Kiel
Malta Bend
Burnside
Social notes from Garnett and Kansas City visitors
Miss Dean Witcher of Kansas City visited her uncle J. P. Force on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Alex Thomas visited Mrs. P. F. Jacobi Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A Gorrell of Kansas City visits her son C W Gorrell. Garnett Gorrell and sisters visited their aunt Mia. Will Holmes of Napton visited Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ruby King of near[unknown].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Witcher
Kansas City
J. P. Force’s
Alex. Thomas
P. F. Jacobi
A. Gorrell
C W. Gorrell
Garnett Gorrell
Mia
Will Holmes
Napton
Ruby King
Near
Herndon Visits Aunt Thompson as Scott Sisters Meet
Misses Georgia and Frances Scott visited Misses Maurine and Pearl Gorrell Friday afternoon while Herndon visited her aunt Mrs Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon
Mrs. Thompson
Georgia
Frances Scott
Maurine
Pearl Gorrell
Blackburn M K Lillard Pension Raised to Twelve
Blackbun M K Lillard is the first to receive a pension raise to 12 dollars monthly after applying in this precinct. Fannie Coates of here spent last week in Marshall with friends. We played a ball game last Saturday with Leon ard. the score was 14 to 11 for Blackburn. Wisdom of Marshall visited with his daughter Mrs J Clayton. Ed Liter and wife traveled to Kansas City to visit friends. Carrie Metcalf spent a couple of days in Corder. Annie Lopez is loading cars with care. Giled up four and has several more cars to fill. ACME pilaster by Acme La Crosse Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.K. Lillard
Fannie Coates
Here
Marshall
Leonard
Blackburn
Mr. Wisdom
J. Clayton
Ed Liter
Kansas City
Carrie Metcalf
Corder
Annie Lopez
Local notes and arrivals in Saline area
Wheat harvest season nears as Miss Edna Kirby returns home near Slater. Mrs. Lynn has been seriously ill for a week. The big boat Electra arrived from St. Louis to Miami and stopped at Saline Point on Friday. Many hogs were shipped. Rev Hesler did not fill his appointment at Rich Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kirby
Slater
Lynn
Electra
St. Louis
Miami
Saline Point
Hesler
Rich Chappell
Waverly Bottoms Residents Visit Earp Family
John Lowrey and wife visited his sister Mrs. John Earp and family Sunday. Edith Earp is sick with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Black Earp were shopping in Waverly Saturday evening. Mrs. M. J. Fletcher and children visited Malta Bend Friday. Mrs. N. B. Pate is on the sick list. Mrs. Jane Earp visits daughter Mrs. James Demoss this week. Brack Earp and wife, James Demoss and wife and daughter Mollie, and Charley and John Lowrey and wife called on John Earp and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowrey
John Earp
Edith Earp
Mr. and
Mrs. Black Earp
Waverly
N. B. Pate
Jane Earp
James Demoss
Brack Earp
James Demoses
Miss Mollie
Charley
Napton Items Show Local Visits and News
Napton D L Watts of Arrow Rock spent a few days with his son Oren in Napton. Mrs Philip Hillen is very sick this week. Miss Mollie Finley spent Sunday with her parents near Nelson. Napton will get a new rural route August 1 with Ernest Harvey of Arrow Rock as carrier. Chas Niemier and wife with Levi Smith and wife startled to the Jamestown Exposition via Niagara Falls and Washington DC. A J Keys and wife of Marshall spent Sunday with O J Watts and wife. A Arnold went to Kansas City to buy cattle Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Watts
Arrow Rock
Oren
Napton
Miss Mollie
Finley
Nelson
Ernest Harvey
Chas. Niemier
Levi Smithh
Niagara Falls
Washington, D.C
A. J. Keys
Marshall
O. J. Watts
A. Arnold
Kansas City
Local Social and Market Notes Highlight Week
Wm EK Bauer and party visited Mrs Chas Bron Saturday A A Orr did business in Malta Bend Thursday Chas Brown rode to Marshall Friday Several went to Kansas City on a dollar excursion including F M Bauer Flenn Walker Henry Hopkins Thos Overly and Mrs Newman Newell and children The Plug being removed from the C and A railroad inconveniences Salt Springs residents as it was the only stopping train Mr and Mrs M G Bray visited I K E Dingley Sunday Others attended church services in Malta Bend and Marshall Bonds changed hands with land trades Richard Morgan bought H A Thomas farm and Thomas bought the store and house from A Ransberger Local families visited over Sunday and insect bites are advertised relief via a salve priced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. EK. Bauer
Vier Tee
Lernoun
Chas. Bron
A. A. Orr
Malta Bend
Chas. Brown
Marshall
A. Ransberger
A. H. Orr
Kansas City
F. M. Bauer
Flenn Walker
Henry Hopkins
Thos. Overly
M. G. Bray
Ardele
Richard Morgan
H. A. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Twice-a-Week Republic Sub price offer ends June 1907
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St. Louis offers a three year subscription for 1.00 until June 1907. Old and new subscribers may join at this rate, with orders accepted to begin after current term ends. Subscriptions sent to The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
St. Louis
United States
THE
Sudden death of Mrs. Joe Smith shocks community
Mrs. Joe Smith formerly Ida Allen of Slater died Monday at two o clock from goitre on her throat. She leaves a husband four children an aged mother sister and several brothers. Funeral at her brother J W Allen s home Tuesday at three. Relatives shared a Sunday dinner in honor of a birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Misa Ida Allen
Slater
J. W. Allen
Local Notes and Visits From Area Towns
Walter Halsey Cretcher has small pox but is improving. Miss Allie Thompson of Marshall stays with Mrs. Sallie VanBuskirk. Miss Stella Jackson of Sweet Springs visits. Mary and Gladys Turner return home Sunday from grandparents Casper Oaks. A daughter Viola returns to Depew Oklahoma after two weeks with relatives here. Elliot Akeman and family, heahd Loule VanBagkirk and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Thompson
Marshall
Sallie VanBuskirk
Stella Jackson
Sweet Springs
Mary
Gladys Turner
Casper Oaks
Viola
Depew
Oklahoma
Elliot Akeman
Heahd Loule VanBagkirk
Salt Springs Social Card Party Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
Mrs. Walker Baker entertained a group of friends Friday afternoon and was praised as an ideal hostess for a pleasant gathering. Two young girls, Ruth and Mac McCormick, suffered a horse accident on the return from Malta Bend. their horse bolted after a broken harness but Ruth was thrown and bruised. William Bauer and daughter Florence visited relatives in Nelson on Wednesday.
Reward Offered for Capturing Opium Drug Trafficking
A $5,000 reward is posted for catching anyone who adulterates Dr Miles remedies with opium morphine cocaine cannabis indica or other cited narcotics. The notice warns against false statements and mentions the best interests of the Seeds Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Glasgow Plans Fourth of July Picnic at Vaughn's Grove
Glasgow will celebrate Independence Day with a picnic at Vaughn's grove. An excursion boat will row from Arrow Rock, and railroads announce special rates for travelers to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Vaughn's Grove
Arrow Rock
Terrapin Found with J A F and 1904 Mark on Back
A resident east of town discovered a terrapin while plowing bearing the initials J A F and the date June 14 1904 carved on its shell. The find is noted by The Lowstonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Green
Bucklee Arnica Sale Promises Cure For Conditions
A cracked old ad notes Bucklee's Arnica Salve from P. H. Franklin's drug store, praising its effect on piles and other skin troubles. It positions the product as a universal remedy from a La Rayeville merchant and a local line about its long standing efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolever
la Rayeville
Bucklee
Arnica
P. H. Frank
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County News
West Grand Pass
Woodson
Dandruff
Ayer
East Side Square
Telephone
Marshall, Mo
Voiles and
Panamas
ACME
la Crosse Lumber Co
M. J. Fletcher
Malta
Phillip Hillen
Salt Springs
J. W. Taylor
Smith
Suoburo
Cuba
P. H. Praoktia
Sharon
Mrs. Henry Millsaps
Mr. Francis
May’ Rodgers
Ida Rodgers
Cretcher
Walter Halsey
Cee Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
GEO
A. Marfell
J.C. Lamkin
P. Huston
Lafayette
Saline
Cooper County
Farmers Savings Bank
Colorado
Grand Canyon
el Tovar
California
Pemye Po Tales
Dirgos
Gabivo de Piver
Caitarale
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