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The article notes social visits and family gatherings around Bethel and Blackburn with many named residents. It mentions Edgar McKinney and sister Ethel attending a basket dinner, Dollie Dierking and Harve visiting D. M. Harring, Walter and Anna Larue visiting, and several others including the Leons, McKinneys, Forbes, and Dierking family members as Sunday guests or visitors. An operation in Kansas City is also reported as going well for Mrs. Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar McKinney
Ethel
Bethel
Dollie Dierking
Harve
D. M. Harring
Walter
Anna Larue
Peter Durnil
Mollie
A. P. Reager
Elmwood
Monroe Hackney
Kansas City
Willis Lemon
Jim Forbes
Bessie Pauling
Blackburn
Ethel McKinney
Edmund Allen
Marshall
Nelle Dierking
Chas
Forbes
Roy
Dick Davis
Willis McKinney
Newt Laughlin
Bessie Knott
Daisy Forbes
John Larue
Corder
A. K. Lemon
Charles Lemon
Henry Cook
D. Lemon
Local Social Notes From Harde Man Area
Residents and visitors listed include Mise Cowan of Kansas City visiting relatives, Joe Hillen and wife calling on friends, Mrs. June Martin and Miriam visiting Slater, J. B. Hogge and wife at F.O. Shepard’s, E. H. Eilers returning from Elmhurst Ill and preaching at German Evangelical, Dan Kubo and W. S. Shenwell on business to Boonville, Mra. W. Burgh of Cooper County shopping, and Mrs. D. L. Watts with Mrs. Lucy Townsend guests of Will Odell. mail delay caused by Mo. Pac. Ry landslide near Napton and no sermon due to train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P.howel
Hardeman
Mo. Pac. Ry
Napton
Mise Cowan
Kansas City
E. H. Eilers
Elmhurst
Ill
Mra
H. H Eilers
Dan Kubo
Shenwell
Boonville
Mra. W. Burgh
Cooper County
Baptist Church
Bruce
D. L. Watts
Lucy Townsend
Will Odell Clay Center
Eczema patient credits life saving D D D prescription
A Chicago case dated December 9 1907 tells how Mrs E Hegg of 1550 West Madison Street suffered three years with Weeping Eczema. After trying many doctors she found relief with D D D Prescription and D D D Soap. She reports the itch stopped and skin cleared. Ads note salves and treatments available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. Hegg
West
Madison Street
D. D
Rose Valley church preaching draws large crowd
Rev Trader of Warrensburg delivered two strong sermons at Christian Union on Sunday. Richard Mayse and family visited John Dickerson's home while John Rothrock and W A Smith traveled to Marshall on business. Numerous locals attended services, visits, and meals with friends and relatives across Rose Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trader
Warrensburg
Christian Union
Richard Mayse
John Dickerson
John D. Rothrock
W.A. Smith
Marshall
Myrtle
Azalia Leonard
Harry Jackson
Fred Montgomery
Owen
Dora Maye
B.F. Hall
Andy Cook
John Whirley
B. R. Johnson
Walter Mayse
Henry Myers
Uriah Meyse
T. A. McAllister
Etta
F. T. Hall
Charlie O' Neal
Oscar Rothrock
Lizsie Smith
Harry Stoner
Leons Hall
Chloe Smith
Mareball
Abe
Missouri Valley College
Mise Lottie Hall
Er Sunt
Pleas Aldridge
Pear Cretcher
Wedding Bells Overlooked in Kansas City Visit Notes
Louis Feis and family visited Thursday afternoon at the store. A Sunday evening wedding united Miss Bessie Laud erback and Charlie Crites at the bride’s home with Rev. Shouse officiating. Only close relatives attended, and the couple will establish housekeeping at the groom’s country home south of town. Mrs. Orrison of Kansas City visits Mrs. McClure. Children’s Day at the Methodist church drew a large crowd. Dorothy Lewis christened. Mentions of visits, travels, and local admirers fill a bustling community note page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Feis
Bessie Lauderback
Charlie Crites
Shouse
Christian Church
Orrison
Kansas City
McClure
Ms Miseseivy and Erma Kitch Visit Kauses City
Ms Miseseivy and Erma Kitch of Kauses City are visiting their uncle C C Kitchen. The brief note records a family visit with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miseseivy
Erma Kitchof
Ip Uncle
C.C. Kitchen
Excursion to Kaneasity June 27 2008 from Hawthorne
C and A hand bills advertise a $1.60 excursion to Kaneasity and return. Ob Hawthorne, agent, lists particulars for the Saturday trip on June 27, 2008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneasity
OB Hawthorne
Are You Sick and How Nervine Helps Restore Power
An old medical advertisement explains that sickness stems from weak nerves and that Dr Miles Nervine soothes irritated nerves to restore system strength. It claims faster recovery and urges readers to try the product, citing a testimonial from John Tanner of Riverton and a note from Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
John Tanner Rivertan
Falle Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Local notes from Marshall and area visiting kin
Marshall residents spent the weekend visiting R. B. Thorp and family. W. E B. Busan traveled to Hardeman for painting for O. C. Brown. Nyle, a picture agent, was in Kansas City. Henry Jeffress visited Blackwater. Tomato plants for the canning factory were washed out by rain and being reset. Lester Woodemal and wife visited J. M. Baker. Six town candidates were in town Wednesday. J. M. Baker and wife visited Hardeman and J. W. Keys family. John Busan broke his arm. Dr. Smith treated him and he is recovering. R. J. Thorp was ill with a chill and fever. Lester Marshall and family visited Sue Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near Marshall
J. M. Baker
Hardeman
J. W. Keys
John Busan
Dr. Smith
R. J. Thorp
Local Notes from Marshall and vicinity
Misses Ida and Cora Danu ser of Marshall visited relatives here. Dr. Scriviner spent several days in Kansas City last week. Mrs. J. Howard of Marshall spent Sunday with her parents, and Virginia her daughter returned home. Shackleford relatives Lueie Breraft visited uncle RE. P. Gimes and family. Nellie Taylor and daughter Emma visited in the area last week. Ousterhout, wife and son Hillam of Shackleford visited his mother and sister. Evangelist Rev. Smith’s meeting at the Baptist church continues a week longer with his wife accompanying him. Mrs Lemon of Marshall spent days with sister J. H. Deal. Spencer and wife of Kansas City visited J. W. Spencer’s family, then left for Texas. Maurice Bray of Waverly spent Saturday with cousin Adelle Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Petry
Dr. Smith
Dorothy Lewis
Bessie
Lula Thorp
Kate Kennedy
Jack
Mre
Wade Higginbotham
Garret Wilkerson
Kansas
Maurice Wilkerson
Brownlee
Lester Marshell
Sue Staples
Ida and
Cora Danuser
Marshall
Dr. Scriviner
Kansas City
J. Howard
Chas
Oquest
Virginia W Ho
Lueie Breraft
Shackleford
RE. P. Gimes
Nellie Taylor
Emma
liFed
Ousterhout
Hillam
Sackleford
Mrs. Lemon
J. H. Deal
Will Spencer
J. W. Spencer
Texas
Maurice Bray
Waverly
Misa Adelle Bray
Notice of Removal to Billing Barn Livery
We have moved to the Billing barn on West North Street formerly Conway and Son where we will buy and sell horses and mules. Also offer general livery and feed business with ample stable space and heated accommodations. For a buggy or horse, phone 59 Sam's Evans & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat North Street
Conway & Son
Sam's Evans & Son
Local Sports and Theatre Notes From Slater to Little Rock
Pete Bender, a Slater business caller, grew ill returning home but was treated by Dr. Sharp who saved the horse with multiple medicines. The Only Ways of Slater beat Little Rock 5 to 1 in a Sunday game. Little Rock teams plan a Glasgow trip. T.M. Ehlers enjoyed an Odessa shootleg event. Dr. Sharp returned from Massillon and Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Bender
Slater
Dr. Sharp
Little Rock
Little Rock Boys
Glasgow
T.M. Ehlers
Odessa
Massillon
Canton
Onio
Week's News: Doc Wows Best Girl and Ehlers Leads Shooting
Doc was tickled at seeing his best girl while T M Ehlers boasted top shooting. Dr W L Sharp returned from New Douglas visiting Mt Olive Edwardsville Lib and St Louis then rode home through Carrollton Mexico and on to Slater and Kansas City. Bearbaum and Ehlers boat Ringe came back from Boonville with high inspection praise and extra pay. T M Ehlers returned from Franklin Junction after a clay pigeon match winning all events and a large silver cup plus a gun case a five bird dog and more. writer wishes him continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
T M. Ehlers
W. L. Sharp
New Douglas
Lil
Mt. Olive
Edwardsville
Lib
St. Louie
Mexico
Wabash
Carrollton
Santa Fe
Mo. Pac
Kansan City
Slater
Bearbaum
Ehlers
Ringe
Boonville
Millard Thornton
T. M. Eblers
Franklin Junction
T. M
Franklin
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Miriam
Eczeman
J.L. Williams
Frank Gadberry
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Amos Audsley
Lloyd Kemper
Rev. Norvel of Gillam
Joe Stephens
Wm. Sands
New Frankfort
Dukie Hupp
Fred Stephens
Prof
Bartow
Roger
Shiloh
Lester Irvin
Dollie Irvin
J. L. Wiliams
Rose Valley
Methodist Church
Lewis Petry
Blackwater
Will Marahall
Mabel Marshall
Verte Dry Goods and
John Moreand
Dreas
Hicks Clark
Mills Bldg
St. Louis,Mo
Sai
Rose Schuharth
Cole
Cardol
Chattanooga
Tenn
Marshall Republican
Fisher Gaamt & Co
South Side Square
Masehall, Mo
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