Local notes reflect social events in Spring Hill area
County Chronicle records a flurry of social visits and events. Mrs. Nannie Humphreys and Della Wilson visited Spring Hill. Mrs. Nannie Wilson of Marshall saw kin here. Temperance lecture praised. J Hicks seeks health in New Mexico. Young folks staged a play to raise cemetery funds. Pearl Riley hosted Misses Riley cousins for a party with refreshments. Delegates Demoss Calloway attended Bates City gathering with W C T U members. Lierle Long hosted a social. Odd Fellows held memorials in town and Waverly. Sunday school classes enjoyed a picnic. children’s day services drew large crowds. free will offering exceeded $6 for church work. EK Basken of Independence visited. Marie Flegar ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Humphreys
Della Wilson
JF. Wilson
Spring Hill
Kansas
Nannie Wilson
Marshall
M. E
J. Hicks
New Mexico
Folke
8. Burrus
L. Edwards
Charles Demoss
J. Goodhue
Kansas City
W. Easter
Ek, Basken
Independence
Mise Marie Flegar
Community notes from Grand Pass and nearby towns
North Grand Pass residents and neighbors share weekend visits and home gatherings. Herman Bierbaum of Carrol spent Sunday with a friend. Mrs. John Perriguay visits Steelville, Missouri. Will Moritz of Waverly spent last Sunday at White's Island. Families including the Vogts, Fell, Cassel, Windmeyer, and Oliver hosted or visited kin and friends in the area. A barn dance is planned as Charley Dickason’s new barn enhances the farm. local activities include church and school events. James Oliver transacted business in Marshall. Sam Moritz Jr. attended children’s exercises in Grand Pass. Mrs. P. H. Ritchart improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bierbaum
Carrol
John Perriguay
Steelville, Mo
Will Moritz
Waverly
White's Island
John Fell
Agnes
W. J. Vogt
August Windmeyer
Levasy
Rhoda Vogt
Kate
Cora Morita
South of Waverly
John Cassel
White’s Island
John Tolle
Charley Dickason
B. G. Oliver
James Oliver
Marshall
Local social notes from Grand Pass and vicinity
Western Saline district gossip records visits by Mesdames R. C. Byars and J. A. Byars at Will Earp home. Reports on seasonal farming in the bottom, a fall injury to Mrs. Breeden, and social calls including Mrs. Will Earp at Malta Bend. Mentions Harry Byars, Beulah Earp visiting relatives, and Nelson Fletcher’s recovery from a lard burn. A woman named Allen broke her left leg above the ankle at White's Island.
Local visitors and family notes in Marshall area
Mrs Lelia Miller returns to Marshall after visiting relatives. Several Marshall visitors, including Jenning and Salina Judge, are noted. Ruth Utz spends time with Louis Cooper and visits her grandmother before moving to Mayview with her parents. Several others visit Marshall for events, and Mrs Alice Cooper recalls childhood scenes in Murrayville Illinois with reflections on old homes and vines. The piece blends social calls with reminiscence about the old homestead and cherishing familiar places.
Weather Tweaks Farm Planting Pace Across County
The article notes two weeks of pleasant weather spurring farmers to plant corn with some completed and others still to sow. Frank Henry and family Sara Hull Mrs Cundiff visited L Pritchard and family Miss Minnie Riggina returned home after a short visit with her sister Mrs Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henry
Sara Hull
Cundiff
Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Good for Nothing but the Eyes
Sutherlands offers Eagle Eye Salve marketed as an eye remedy claimed to relieve irritation and redness. The ad targets readers seeking a simple topical solution, presenting the product as a practical aid for uncomfortable eye symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Social items from Sweet Springs and nearby towns
A roundup of social notes lists visits and travels of residents and guests. Mrs Henry Paul of St Louis visits her parents Mr and Mrs T G Nelson. Miss Dorothy Simrall attends a summer course in Chicago. Several locals host visitors from Richmond Kansas City Sedalia and Waterloo Iowa. A first band concert is noted on Miller Street.
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Claim Advertisement
An old time advertising blurb promises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey protects against coughs colds asthma croup and bronchial trouble. It urges buyers to look for the Bell on the bottle as a sign of quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend News
River View residents and area visitors filled a busy weekend with visits and greetings. Cattle shipments to St Louis by N Brown, along with relatives in Henry County, Kansas trips, and several family gatherings were noted. Local social calls included Viebrock and Gilliam area residents, Jim Goodman buying hogs, and multiple visits among friends and relatives across Gilliam, Blackburn, Saline Valley, and nearby towns.
Local social mix includes Ehler, Kramer and neighbors
Dan Ehler and Otto Kramer mingled with friends on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Carrie Tiemeyer returned home after a three week stay with Mrs Wie brock. Louis Metty and wife were in Slater Friday trading. Several locals attended services at Linn Grove Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ehler
Otto Kramer
Carrie Tiemeyer
Best Remedy For All Kinds Of Sore Eyes
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve described as a creamy snow white ointment that would not injure a babe. Guaranteed. Price 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Davis District social notes and visits from Sunday
Blanche and Mack Elliott of Kansas City visited grandparents J. B. Johnson and wife Elliott Brown and family near Ayres with Otto Ruppert family. Edwin Herrmann and Gus Brandt of near Dalton visited Jos Herrman and family. Mrs. Amos Audsley ill this week. Mollie Stephens and daughter Anna spent Sunday with Ira Stephens and family near Miami. Arthur Kitchen and wife and Minta Irvine of Harmony visited C. C. Kitchen. Mrs I Bartow of Kansas City visiting daughter Mrs. Wiley Henry this week. J. M. Fisher and wife of Miami visited Amos Audsiley. Preaching well attended at the school house Saturday night by Rev. Clemens. Lloyd Kemper lost a cow Monday. Children’s day exercises at Prospect Sunday night were a success with a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Mack Elliott
Kansas City
Johnson
Elliott Brown
Otto Ruppert
Ayres
Edwin Herrmann
Gus Brandt
Dalton
Jos
Prospect
No Danger In Taking Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey
The note assures Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey for coughs and colds contains no habit forming drugs. It urges readers to look for the Bell on the Bottle signifying authenticity and safety.
Pettis County notes and visits around Elm Grove
Miss Alma Rosenfelt visits her uncle Jos Pittman and family. Grace Crump and son visit her parents near Sweet Springs. Jos Pittman visits Chris Markus family. Pettis County yields heavy fruit with cherry trees full, peach and apple trees bending. Mrs Arthur Price and son visit 8 T Cox. Mrs August Schmidt cares for ill sister Mrs Lawrence Jacoby near Blue Lick. Pittman family attends convent closing. Burlington Junction Post notes a professor's projection of widespread insanity by 2175 and rising interest in baseball and auto racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Rosenfelt
Jos Pittman
Grace Crump
A. IR. Shanks
Sweet Springs
Jos. Pittman
Chris Markus
Pettis County
Johnson County
Saline
Arthur Price
J. W
T. Cox
August Schmidt
Blue Lick
Lawrence Jacoby
Mt Leonard Social News and Illnesses Report
Miss Adelia Bray left Sunday for an extended visit with relatives at Waverly. Sidney Paxton of Mullinaville came up from Marshall and, with his sister in law, Mrs Serah Simmons, spent Friday with Prof Hugh Berlin and family at Malta Bend. Ned and Sylvia Cook have been sick with scarlet fever but are improving. Marie Welch returned home from Kansas City Wednesday as school closed for the season. Miss Lucille Becraft of Marshall is visiting relatives here this week. Tom and Frank Gorrell were called to Napton Friday to see their father who is very ill. Mr and Mrs Groom of Oklahoma are guests of relatives there this week. Mrs Groom was formerly Miss Julia Hubbard. Velma Grimes has been ill this week. Mrs R G Potter of Malta Bend was a guest of Mrs Car Grimes Monday. Mrs J O Howard and daughter of Marshall are guests here this week. Mrs A H Cort and son Lloyd left Wednesday night for an extended visit with relatives at Menden Illinois. Misses Pickle and Sophrona Hubbard are visiting friends in Kansas City this week.
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Lelia Miller
Marshall
Jenning
Salina Judge
Ruth Utz
Louis Cooper
Brooks
Austin Jones
Ed Hutcherson
W. EB. Carter
R. F. Carter
Agnes Thompson
Harriet
Helen Thompson
Alice Cooper
Murrayville
Ill
Adelia Bray
Waverly
Sidney Paxton
Mullinaville
Serah Simmons
Hugh Berlin
Malta Bend
Ned
Sylvia Cook
Mies
Rine Welch
Kansas City
Wadnesday
Lucille Becraft
Tom
Frank Gorrell
Napton
Groom
Oklahoma
Julia Hubbard
Velma Grimes
R. GC. Potter
Car Grimes
J. OH. Howard
Dollie Barris
Frances Reager
Henry Cook
Chas
Watkins
Slater
Porkes
Mra
Lester Harris
Orville
Priday
Sedalia
Lizzie Lemon
Glenn
Inet
Peter Hartman
A. P. Reager
Peter Durmil
Migs Mollie
Flosale Forbes
John Koott
Taylor Hill
Zion
Myre
Edmund Allen
Aullville
R. E. Kuntz
Joe Menegall
August
Anna
Walter Larve
God
Arthur Kuntz
Albert
Will Katlender
Jennie Menegall
Maude Harris
Berry School
Sedal
Kansas City Sunday Excursions by C. and A. Ry
C. and A. Railway offers two Sunday excursions from Kansas City on June 19 and 26. Depart at 6:50 a.m. and return at 6:30 p.m. Fare is $1.50. Conductor: C. E. Hawthorne.
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Kansas City
C. E
Hawthorne
New Home Weather Shown Clear and Warm
Local notes list visits and travel as Misses Dollie Barris Frances Reager and others return home from short visits. Numerous entries mention relatives dinners and Sunday gatherings with neighbors and friends across Sedalia Aullville Grand Pass and Blackburn Forest. News includes Maude Harris elected Berry School teacher and families visiting during the summer season.
Sunday Socials In Napton And Surroundings Report
Napton entries note Hanes and family visiting relatives. Thorp traveled to Marshall on a business trip. Adkisson and wife hosted Walters in Napton as his mother remains ill. Williams of Napoleon spent weekend with son Clyde, railroad agent here. French’s crop overflowed by Blackwater, needs replanting. Hall and Kratzer, railroad workers, visited with families. Mabel Hall visiting St. Louis for a month. Ancell sisters returned from Alma. John Alexander and wife visited Caswell’s mother in Marshall. Shackelford Bros plan 60da fountain installation for drinks and ice cream. invite visits.
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W. G. Hanes
Napton
Wm. French
Marshall
Mr. French
J. J. Hall
Peank Kratzer
Mabel Hall
St. Louis
Misses Prances
Lucy Ancell
Alma
John Alexander
Emma band to give second open air concert on Saturday
The Emma band plans its second open air concert on Saturday night July 20 with fireworks that night. Paul Meyer and three Bruns boys traveled to Kansas to work the harvest. Martie Oetting and his wife visited Sweet Springs for business. Rev. Demetrio left Tuesday for St. Joseph. Emma is improving, and Louie Evert is building a room at his house in Emma.
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Emma
Fteworke
Paul Meyer
Bruns Boys
Kansas
Martie Oetting
Sweet Springs
Demetrio
St. Joseph
Louie Evert
Busy Emma area as youth attend Sweet Springs concert
Emma residents stay busy while several young people attend the Sweet Springs band concert Friday night. Martin Tieman and Co shipped a car load of bhoga to Kansas City Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Spors
Sweet Springs
Martin Tieman and Co
Here
Kansas City
Local Social Roundup From Marshall Area
Miss Sallie Christman hosted about twenty five youths for a croquet party honoring Misses Belle and Elizabeth Miller. Several families including the Blackburns, Kirss, Dyers, Jones, Blosser, and Miner are noted for visits, dinners, and card greetings as town residents travel to Marshall and nearby communities for social engagements and family news.
Evolutionist and annihilationist clash with preacher
A man told a well known preacher he aimed to discuss evolution and claimed to be an annihilationist expecting an exchange. The minister replied with a fervent blessing, then walked away leaving the man dazed and speechless.
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J. A. Byars
Will Earp
Chariton County
Nelson Fletcher
Allen
Shackelford
Cretcher
Saline County
Ata” Abiel Leonard
Henry Paul
T. G. Nelson
Dorothy Simrall
Chicago
BE. A. Farris
Richmond
A. J. Tisdale
Irene Shepherd
Sarah Wingate
Nell Smith
Florence Shultz
Gem Binkley
J. J. Killion
Montana
Sadie Wheeler
Coffeyville
Ed Rea
E. M. Brown
Kensas City
Miller St
Bertha Kunze
Noice
Hazel Smith
Elkins
C. M. Hagan
Maui
Walter Wallhaus
Waterloo
Iowa
Jessie Bellamy
New Madrid
Wallhaus
Little Daughter
H. G. Bowman
Vienity
River View
Zella Mattix
Mabel Hellman
Shepard
Joe Crosalin
Joe Giger
Saline Valley
J. Epperson
Davis District
Elm Grove
Burlington Junction
Fale Ayer
Ayer
Igdinm
Vod Secon
Tarwell
MT. Leonard
Poland
China
Co. L, Conaway
Nelson, Mo
Herndon
R. B. Taylor
Rich Keeth
Banks & Moore
Q. N. Merrills
Marshall, Jr
Surrey
J. B. McDonald
BE. Arrow
Blosser
Sallie Christman
Belle
Elizabeth Miller
J. W. Blackburn
Katharine Fletcher
R. J. Kiser
Mixes Arzella
Nacy Kiser
Ernest Dyer
Belle Dyer
J. A. Jones
T. O. Jones
Myrle Blosser
Malia Bend
Anline
Alva Gouldin
Johonie Minor
Mollie Miner
Alamosa
Colo
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Fred Thiebold
E. J. Blosser
A. T. Swisher
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