Springtime notes from Rose Valley area
County news from Rose Valley records visits illness moves and farm activity in the community. Arthur Mayse spent Friday night with sister Mrs Samuel Rothrock. Olde McAllister funeral drawn a large crowd Sunday evening. Ira Buie of Mt Zion neighborhood visited B F Hall and wife Thursday. Wesley Orton moved to country home near Rose Valley Tuesday. W E H Smith improving slowly. Arthur McAllister called home from Warneburg Friday to aid ill brother. Clay Killion and wife moved to new home south of Sweet Springs Friday. B M Leonard and F F Hall shopping in Sweet Springs Saturday. Mrs Samuel Rotureek on sick list this week. Miss Lottie Hall visiting aunt Mrs Pleas Aldridge near Crutcher. Walter Mayse and family visited father Aviah Mayse Wednesday and Thursday. Rev Meyers filled regular appointment at Hous tonia Sunday. Grover Leonard visited sister Mrs Harry Jackson Sunday. Elwood Yakely sold cattle early week. Henry Jackson and John Clinard dragging roads Saturday. Harry Jackson and wife called on Charlie Oneal and family Thursday. J D Rothrock made business trip to Sedalia early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mayse
Samuel Rothrock
Olde McAllister
Ira Buie
Clay Killion
Sweet Springs
M. Leonard
F. F. Hall
Samuel Rotureek
Lottie Hall
Mes
Pleas Aldridge
Crutcher
Walter Mayse
Aviah Mayse
Rev. Meyers
Houstonia
Grover Leonard
Harry Jackson
Arrow Rock Spring Weather and Family News
Spring like weather marks the week in Arrow Rock. Mrs. E F Alexander returns to Cooper county home after a five week visit with her sister Mrs M Bingham who has been ill but is now convalescent. Mrs Cheatham of Sedalia also leaves after several pleasant weeks with her sister in law Mrs BF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Alexander
Cooper County
M. Bingham
Cheatham
Sedalia
Local residents attend church and shop in town
Spence Clark Swinney and daughters shopped Saturday. Elmer Lawless, Ernest Odell, and Mist Mamie and Dollie Dierking attended Methodist preaching and were dinner guests at Dee Lawless’s home. Miss Lee Lawless left for a visit near Appleton City. Rev Adkinson and Horney Ezell preached in Fayette. Mrs Mary Stover returned from Lexington. H. H. Van Arsdell family and Nell Martin, Mrs Gibson Scott returned from St Louis with spring millinery and dry goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lawless
Ernest Odell
Misnes Mamie
Dollie Dierking
Hardeman
Dee Lawless
Lee Lawless
Lad Kinchloe
Appleton City
Adkinson
Horney Ezell
Fayette
Methodist Church
H. van Arsdell
Nell Martin
Gibson Scott
St. Louis
Community Notes From Local Visits And Health Updates
Measles sidelined a correspondent who has since resumed writing. Mrs. Frank Sheaf of Kansas spent weeks visiting relatives in the area. Lottie Hall of Rose Valley visited her aunt, Mrs. Pleas Aldridge. Arthur Cox shows improvement. Bill Hailey ill at Grant Weathers’s home. Mrs. Hannah Halsey installs a telephone. A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Crain on February 27 yields a buoyant fine child. Charlie King of North Dakota visited relatives. Roy Crowder joined Jim Richards in Sweet Springs last Sunday. Ed Elliott and family visited Chester Akeman last Sunday. Essie Keeth of Marshall visited nearby. Henry Morrison of near Houstonia visited Monday. John Hayes, Marion Hudson, and Wm. Thompson traveled to Kansas City and bought cattle. Oath Van Buskirk and family with Chas. O’Neal and wife visited Mrs. Van Buskirk and Mrs. Crowder last Sunday. Mayme Smith of Mt. Zion visited Miss Mary Walker from Saturday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheaf
Kansas
Mise Lottie Hall
Rose Valley
Pleas Aldridge
Arthur Cox
Bill Hailey
Grant Weathers
Hannah Halsey
Chas. Crain
Charlie King
North Dakota
Tom Walborne
Kansas City
Roy Crowder
Jim Richards
Sweet Springs
Ed. Elliott
Chester Akeman
Essie Keeth
Marshall
Henry Morrison
Houstonia
John Hayes
Marion Hudson
Wm. Thompson
Oath van Buskirk
Chas. O'Neal
van Buskirk
Crowder
Slater Visitations Mention Local Residents
Drearville Ol Neff and Allie Soper were Slater visitors Saturday Miss Low Linghlin spent Monday night and Tuesday with Miss Lone Leisure J M Johnson and daughter Miss Gertrude were shopping in Slater Saturday Miss Ida Lewis of Napton is visiting friends in Ubis vicinity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Neff
Allie Soper
Slater
Low Linghlin
Lone Leisure
J. M. Johnson
Gertrude
Ida Lewis
Napton
Ubis
Malta Bend Local Happenings and Tragedies
Malta Bend notes report Fletcher German traveling to Mulvane Kansas on business Emma Brigitt in trouble Laura Dun hosted Adolph Ankle’s visit from Kansas City Grandma Demoss died and was buried at Grand Pass Adolph Ankle and son Herman left for Kansas City Misses Carter return from Wellington and Roberson sisters hosted a Tuesday club luncheon Corene Spencer married Julius Wilson and wife moved to Waverly Mrs Ankle to Mt Leonard area Dr. Carter preached at Graved Pass funeral for Spencer Boley Mrs Cole buried at North Cemetery Bullard’s baby ill with pneumonia Fire destroys Mrs Haggard’s home insured fill being built by E J Blosser as roadway at flood stage Muskogee visit for Frank McRoberts and W B Lembo public sale Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Brigitt
Laura Dun
Adolph Ankle
Kansas City
James Waller
Grandma Demoss
Grand Pass
Corene Spencer
Julius Wilson
Waverly
Herman
Mt. Leonard
J. M. Carter
Spencer Boley
P. J. Cole
Fort Scott
Kansas
J.M. Carter
Christian Church
North Cemetery
Wm. Bullard
Joe Deckard
Richard Stockman
Sarah Haggard
J. L. Hitson
B. F. Rutherford
Malta
E. J. Blosser
Frank McRoberts
Muskogee
Okla
W. B. Lembo
Local notes on injuries and business openings
J A Teter visited Chas Exigur who was seriously hurt by a circular saw but improving Monday morning and expected in town soon. D E K Ulm opened a sadlery and harness shop on Main Street opposite the post office. Mr and Mrs George D Darris moved to their farm near Shuron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Teter
Chas Exigur
D. EK
Geo. D. Darris
Shuron
Newspaper pricing note unclear headline
The text notes a publication price of 1.50 dollars per year for a Republican and Democratic issue. The fragment lacks full context, dates, or concrete event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gie Democrat
Local notices and community updates from the week
Lewis Burnside moved into the house formerly owned by Lee Buchele. W. F. Lyon resumes his saw mill operations this week. Mrs. W.8 Barnes and daughter Rosa McGuire are among the sick. W. A. Stephens built a new hen-house and seeks a caretaker, female preferred. Geo. Gibbon sold shoats to Robi Chilcott this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Burnside
Lee Buchele
W. F. Lyon
Barnes
Rosa McGuire
W. A. Stephens
Geo. Gibbon
Robi, Chilcott
Slater Visit Observations and Local Happenings
T J Stivers visited Slater on Saturday. Cott Bros shipped hogs to market last week. Bob Allen and family plan to move to Slater. Alex Spencer was a Marshall visitor Thursday. Local sick list members improved. Marvin Lawler and sisters Lavinia Ina and Edgar Allen visited Oli Neff Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bob Forquer visited Will Moore Saturday night. Maude Allen stayed with Julia Neff Saturday night and Sunday. Addie Cott shopped in Slater last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Stivers
Slater
Cott Bros
Bob Allen
Alex Spencer
Marshall
Marvin Lawler
Lavinia
Ina
Edgar Allen
Oli Neff
Bob Forquer
Will Moore
Maude Allen
Julia Neff
Addie Cott
Saline Point Farm News In Spring Weather
Farmers prepare for spring work as wheat looks fine in the area though green bugs worry many. W. and Irvin moved this week to the Campbell Bros farm. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Blackburn and Will Chilcott with family visited A. Chilcott. J. C. Gibbon and family visited Geo. Gibbon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Campbell Bros
Family moves to Colorado for health reasons reported
Sherman Clift and family will occupy this farm in a few days for health benefits. Mr Clift states his little boy has recovered from diphtheria. T R Wilson reports his son Homer is sick in Coulton California. Fletcher German and Miss Opal Storm wed at Malvane Kansas on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Sherman Clift
Mr.Clift
T. R. Wilson
Homer
Coulton
California
Fletcher German
Mias Opal Storm
Malvane
Kansas
For Sale Pure Bred Rhode Island Red Eggs
For sale pure bred rose comb Rhode Island Red eggs from Bloss Kemore and Stedham stocks. Price is 17 eggs for $1.00. Contact Mrs. Frank Evans at phone 304 or 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Bloss
Kemore
Stedham
Frank Evans
Monuments Discount Sale At Bidstrup and Hammond
When in Marshall visit Bidstrup and Hammond to view a large stock of monuments offered at reduced prices. Come at once for best work at a little money as they reduce their inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Bidstrup & Hammond
Sedalia to Clean its Streets in City Drive
Sedalia Missouri on March 7 reports that The Ladies of Sorosis Daughters of the Revolutionary Daughters of the Confederacy and Chautauqua joined Sedalia business men's club to plan a city wide cleanup. Each family will dedicate a day to clean their street and surrounding alleys while a nighttime band concert commemorates the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Sorosis
Daughters of the Revolutive
Daughters of the Confederacy
Chautauqua
Oldest Missouri Attorney Dead in Glasgow
Thomas Shackleford reputed to be Missouri's oldest attorney died at his home in Glasgow on Tuesday night March 10. Born and raised at Gilliam, he left a mark on the state's legal history. A number of Marshall residents attended the funeral in Glasgow yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shackleford
Missouri
Glasgow
Mr. Shackleford
Gilliam
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County News
Elwood Yakely
Henry Jackson
John Clinard
Charlie Oneal
J. D. Rothrock
My Farm
Shackelford
Lath Tucker
W. H. Lawless
Col
Chas Irvine
Marshall, Mo
Spence
Clark Swinney and Daughters
Mary Stover
Lexington
Mise Mayme Smith
Mt. Zion
Mary Walker
Drearville
Malta Bend
Mulvane, Kansas
Will Tobin
Lerk Nye
Edith Carter
Wellington
B. F. Henley
Notary Public
Real Estate, Abstracts
Blackburn,o
Lees Summit
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