New Home County Neves tet Church Guests Attend Elmwood Sunday
Local residents from the vicinity attended preaching at Elmwood on Sunday. Guests included Misses Ethel and Ruth McKinney Minnie Maud Harris Lavella Coulter and Messrs Luther Carmean John Coulter. Additional visitors and dinner guests spanned the Carmean Harris Katlender and Monegal families. Reverend L B Coggins of Higginsville Mo will conduct services at New Home thy fourth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Ethel
Ruth McKinney
Minnie
Maud Harris
Lavella Coulter
Luther Carmean
John Coulter
M. F. Carmean
Henry Fombelle
Jim Forbes
J. M. Harris
Joe Monegal
August
John Fordham
Mayme Bentley
August Katlender
Mollie Durnil
Dora Harris
Bessie Knott
Peter Duro
J. A. Larue
Lester Harris
Bienvele
D. Lemon
Prof
Demoss
Grand Pass
Dollie Starris
Francis Reager
L. B. Coggins
Higginsvillea
New Lome
Local Notes From Blue Lick Area
BLUE LICK L. C. Dennis and wife have been confined to bed for two weeks with lagrippe but are up again. Joe Jacoby took a lary and drove off kegs to Marsha to ship. Bill Tolbert is moving from nar Nelson to the Rich Keit farm near Herndon. Walter Davenport has his new house done and will move in a few days. P. E. Dennis sold a tunne l of hugs Saturday to Herbert Hyland. James Boulware moved to the Speaks property in Blue Lick. J. M. Dennis moved to his farm near Blackwater Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Dennis
Lagrippe Bu
Joe Jacoby
Marsha
Bill Tolbert
Nar Nelson
Keit
Herndon
Walter Davenport
P. E. Dennis
Herbert Hyland
James Boulware
Speaks
Blue Lick
J. M. Dennis
Blackwater
Carter to Lecture at Asbury Chapel on Wednesday Night
Dr J M Carter will lecture at Asbury Chapel near Grand Pass Wednesday night on the subject The young man and his companions. Frank Wright wife and daughter were Marshall visitors Monday. Misses Gertrude and Edith Carter left Monday for Wellington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carter
Asbury Chapel
Grand Pass
Frank Wright
Marshall
Gertrude
Edith Carter
Wellington
Kan
Town Gossip and Local Changes in Malta Bend
Mrs. Adolph Ankle of Kansas City visits daughter Mrs Will Tobin and Dr J R Brown returns from Kansas City. Mrs Ida Young of Marshall visits Mrs 8 P Houston. 8 TI Wilson returns from Kansas City. Charles Rowe of Kansas City in Malta Bend last week. Local business shifts include F C Blackburn selling livery to H I Bloster and Floyd Cox selling dry goods stock to Mr Musser of Holden. Cox plans a drug business elsewhere while Musser keeps Malta Bend operation. P G Sullivan and family visit Wm Gauldin Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Ankle
Kansas City
Will Tobin
J.R. Brown
Ida Young
Marhall
8. P. Houston
TI. Wilson
Charles Rowe
Malta Bend
Floyd Cox
Mr. Musser
Holden
Missouri
Cox
Davis District News Tidings from Frankfort Visits
Mrs Joseph Herrmann and her daughter Oreatha visited relatives in New Frankfort for several days last week. Mrs George Harris of Slater visited her sister Mrs P G Sullivan last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Herrmann
Oreatha
New Frankfort
George Harris
Slater
P. G. Sullivan
Local Socials and Trades Across Counties
River View John Hellman and Henry Kruger traded in William Monday. Charlie Oberkrum and wife and Ed Leimkubler conducted business at the county seat Thursday. Will Dilly recovers after a gripping illness. Frank Kiso and Joe Hoener traded with Little Rock merchants Saturday afternoon. K E Stone and Miss Salete Lawless of Arrow Rock visited friends Sunday. J A Hensick convalesces from lagrippe. Charlie Thomas visited Slater Thursday. Jesse Hensick and family attended the Harvey-Dickson wedding in Slater Thursday evening. Robert King traded in Little Rock Monday. Adolph Scholz went to Wil Walter Kammeyer after a several-week illness. Rev Akerbauer and family were rete conus of off. ee ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hellman
Henry Kruger
William
Charlie Oberkrum
Ed Leimkubler
Will Dilly
Frank Kiso
Joe, Hoener
Little Rock
K. E. Stone
Miss Salete Lawless
Arrow Rock
J. A. Hensick
Charlie Thomas
Slater
Jesse Hensick
Harvey- Dickson
Robert King
Adolph Scholz
Walter Kammeyer
Rev. Akerbauer
Ee Ae
For Sale Hot Air Incubator and Two Brooders
For sale one hot air incubator in perfect order with capacity 306 and adjustable 100 setting. Also included are two brooders.
Local residents visited relatives and shopped in town
B F Townsend and wife of near Ridge Prairie visited Friday with the latter's aunt Mrs Larkin Reynolds. Lester Dickson and wife returned Monday from a few days with relatives in Kansas City. Mrs Will Hellman and daughter shopped in town Saturday. G H Bingham and wife left for Rogers Ark after two weeks in Arrow Rock and Willis Frakes went to Kansas City for a new position. Mrs 8 E Fisher visiting relatives in Moberly. Henry Ritter sick with a cold at June Martin's home. Lon Wade and wife shopped in town Monday. George VanArsdell and wife and Mrs Jacob Bingham were at the county seat early in the week. Mrs Minerva Bingham improving after four weeks ill. Matt Amick of Howard county on our streets Monday. Harry Ritter and family guests of W R Hubbard Monday. They also visited the farmer's father who is sick. Miss Lallete Lawhens returned from a week with Miss Georgia Yate at Boonesboro. K Stone and Miss Lallete Lawless were guests Sunday of Miss Lillian Hensick of Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hellman
G. H. Bingham
Rogers
Ark
Arrow Rock
Marshall
Lon Wade
George VanArsdell
Jacob Bingham
Minerva Bingham
Matt Amick
Howard County
Harry Ritter
W. R. Hubbard
Mies Lallete Lawhens
Georgia Yatea
Boonesboro
K. Stone
Lallete Lawless
Lillian Hensick
Little Rock
Mrs Ed Burnett Moves to Ed Miller House in Town
Mrs Ed Burnett and her children relocate from near Little Rock to town on Monday occupying one of Ed Miller's houses as their new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Burnett
Little Rock
Ed. Miller
Ryat Bros Blacksmith Shop Seeks Patronage
Notice from Ryat Bros announcing they have purchased A Ransberger's Blacksmith shop and will conduct all blacksmithing work in a satisfactory manner. They invite patrons to try their services and sign off respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ransberger
Pate Impment Co
Yt Bros
Grand Pass notes and visiting relatives blast
Mrs Black of Kansas City visited bedside of brother E G Treadway who is seriously sick. Mrs Pfleger improving from pneumonia. Chas DeMons spent Sunday at home. G H McClure and Ed Fenner made a flying trip to Kansas City last week. Edwin Ryan of St Louis spent Sunday with relatives. W E Kendall of Mexico spent Sunday with the agent here. Esther and Flossie Plattner visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Miss Della Cave visiting relatives this week. Wm Edwards of Nelson visiting his daughter Mrs Treadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Black
Kansas City
E. G. Treadway
Pfleger
Chas
G. H. McClure
Ed Fenner
Edwin Ryan
St. Louis
W. E. Kendall
Mexico
Esther
Flossie Plattner
Miss Della Cave
Local churchgoers and community notes from Fish Creek area
Community diary items list church attendance by Prof Trout and Dr Sharp, sicknesses of Mrs Burnett and Miss Flora Leimkubler, measles and grip cases, visits to Arrow Rock and Blackwater, Sunday gatherings with families, and multiple social calls in Glasgow Gilliam and Little Rock. Mentions include the Detmer and Ebler families, Miss Susie Smallwood’s return, a farewell dance at the Mattox home, and a duck hunting outing gone awry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Trout
Dr Sharp
Fish Creek
Centennial school closes as illness hits district
NEW FRANKFORT M B Hawkins of Kansas City was down a few days the past week Mrs Hunoldt is sick with the grip The Centennial school closes today Friday March 6 Chas B Wilming and sister arrived last Tuesday from Naperville Ill in response to a telegram stating the serious illness of their brother F A Gorker left Friday on a prospecting tour There was no school Friday owing to the illness of the teacher Mrs Schellenberg is visiting friends in New Frankfort this week Forest Rhoades returned from a two weeks stay in Appleton City For Sale Choice Timothy Baled Hay apply to Reidenbush Bros 55 Lon Gilli line or R F D No 2 box Gilliam Mo Jno Slyster is still quite poorly Harry Thierfelder returned to his home in Moberly after a few weeks visit with relatives here Miss Emma Blum purchased a fine driving horse from Reidenbush Bros the past Tom Sydenstriker went to Kansas City Tuesday to purchase a new stock of Dry Goods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hawkins
Kansas City
Hunoldt
Centennial
Chas. B. Wilming and
Slater
Naperville
F. A. Gorker
Schellenberg
New Frankfort
Forest Rhoades
Appleton City
Timothy Baled
Reidenbach Bros
Box Gilliam
Mo. Jno
Slyster
Harry Thierfelder
Moberly
Mies
Emma Blum
Reidenbush Bros
Giger Visits Little Rock Then Heads West
Geo Giger, a Little Rock caller, was seen Friday afternoon after being away for some time. Rosa Giger visits Mrs Judd Neff while John Hayes passes through town en route west and south. destination not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Giger
Jobn Hayes
Daye Trial Offer On Piscules Believe Back-achs
Fei Freahnan contracts a deal described as best on sale for Kidneye Bladder and Blood. The terms mention a lathe offer and phrases like Weak Book Lame Hack Rhuemasio palas. Strong confusion and unclear entities marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fei Freahnan
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Nevestet
Bes New Home
Ayer
Ayers
East Side Square
Marshal , Mo
Madras
F.C. Blackburn
H. I. Bloster
P. Houston
Julius Wilson
J. C. Barrow
Lydia Flair
Blackburn
Meihershagen
Lou Nye
John Nye
Amos Audsley
Lloyd Kemper
Will Bands
Wm, Gauldin and Family
David Rogers
Jobo Millsaps
Davis District
River View
B. F. Townsend
Near Ridge Prairie
Larkin Reynolds
Lester Dickson
Willis Frakes
8. E. Fisher
Henry Ritter
June Martin
Wm. Edwards
Nelson
Mrs.Treadway
Fred Detmer
lSlaver
Earl Brockway
Os Dysart
Glasgow
Mrs. Trout
George Pearson Jr
C. Blumhurst
Flora Leimkubler
Mrs. Eblers
Dr. Sharp
Susie Smallwood
Jefferson City
Herbert Ferny
Alberta Crumbaugh i
Pearl Liggett
Gilliam
H. Townsend
T. M. Ebbler
Mike C. Gorker
Piragadan
Judd
Tom Sydenstriker
Lu Man
Ladiee
Fish Creek Church
Rosa Giger
Judd Neff
Castoria
Beare
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