Napton County News Highlights Local Marriages and Illnesses
Mrs. Nancy Baker recovered from a facial erysipelas attack and others report health improvements. John Alexander and Miss Lily Caswell wed in a ceremony after church, planning to live with the bride’s ill father. Notables visit from Marshall include G. A. Murrell and E. R. Page. Local moves include C. C. Hanes taking over a railroad section. A sales ad promotes Rings Little Liver Pills for biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Baker
Hugh Wilson
Philip Lininger
John Alexander
Lily Caswell
Marshall
Napton
Residents Return From Visits Across States
Nelson Mra. Lewis Petry came back Friday from Shreveport Louisiana after several weeks with friends and kin. Frank Otten returned Friday from St Louis with a dry goods purchase trip. Henry Brokmeyer of Boonville, staying at F W Ottens store, went home Friday. John Sandidge completed his trip to Blackwater. Miss Emily Bell and Beasie Thorp visited Miss Emma Marr Saturday and Sunday. Miss Barah Kennedy from Sweet Springs arrived Friday to visit around Ridge Prairie. Prof Stevens greeted friends Saturday. Earl Sappington returned Sunday from Kansas visits. Mammie Bell came home Monday after four weeks with relatives in St Louis. asian a ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lewis Petry
Shreveport
Frank Otten
St. Louis
Henry Brokmeyer
Boonville
F. W. Otten
John Sandidge
Blackwater
Emily Bell
Beasie Thorp
Emma Marr
Barah Kennedy
Sweet Springs
Ridge Prairie
Prof. Stevens
Earl Sappington
Kansas
Mammie Bell
Jefferson City Visit Noted For Lengthy Stay
A resident has been seen in Jefferson City visiting his parents for several weeks, with locals noting the extended stay and routine calls. The situation underscores ongoing ties to the area as family members are referenced in social patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Ben Wallace and Susie Briggs Head to Boise Idaho
Ben Wallace and Susie Briggs left last Wednesday for Boise Idaho where they plan to stay for some time. The report lists numerous local residents visiting shopping and hosting relatives with church services and meals noted across Marshall and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wallace
Susie Briggs
Boise
Idaho
Mrs. Kays
Marshall
H. E. Dingey
James Swinney
T. 8. Smith
Illnesses Plague Local Residents Amid Health Concerns
Miss Minnie Howery is very sick with the grip. Mrs. Canper Solomon waits at Marshall for her ill niece Pauline Richter. Silesie Leona Lewis is described as very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Howery
Canper Solomon
Marshall
Pauline Richter
Silesie Leona Lewis
Arrow Rock Visitors Depart for Portland Home
Lester Watts left Arrow Rock after a month visiting relatives and friends for his Portland Oregon home. Martin Harrin of rs Ark was in town visiting friends the first of last week, and Lester Dickwou and family were also mentioned in the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Watts
Portland
Oregon
Martin Harrin
Rs. Ark
Lester Dickwou
Local notes on residents travel and visits
Lester Harris left Monday night for Hughesville to work as a blacksmith there for a short time. Fred Arnold spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents in Sweet Springs. Mrs. Cook of Iowa, sister of Mrs. A J Allen, is here at tails writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Davis
George
Galena
Kan
Boonville
Watson Diggs
Herman Eilers
KE. P. Grimes
Estelle
Mt. Leonard
Martin
Morrisville
Geo. VanArsdell
Minnis
Tollie Hirtis
Sweet Springs
Lizzie Jones
L. B. Coggins
Higginsville
New Lome
Arthur Mayse
Rose Valley
Kathryn Ellis
Forbestowe
Mr. McKinney
Tillie
Nannie Lemon
Dollie
Maude Harris
Grace Larue
Ruth McKinney
Mee Allen
Joan Starris
John Kiott
A. P. Beaver
Elmwood and
Rey
D. M. Harris
Walter
Mrs. Larue
Joe Monegali
Willis Lenon
Ife
Lester Harris
Hughesville
Fred Arnold
Local Social Roundup From River View and Surrounding Areas
River View residents Jobo Kammeyer and sister Lena with Walter Kammeyer and wife traded in Mars hall Tuesday. Frank Davis and wife traded with Gilliammer Cites Monday. Lester Dickson wife and daughter from Arrow Rock visited Sunday. J A Hensick and mother and WES Thornton and wife traveled to Slater for Munday’s event. Harvey Colt ill but improving with flu. J RK Heaman courting at Marstal this week. Mrs Orsen Kingwood babies visiting Mrs T J Burton Sunday. Dr Shouse of Brick Water and Livard Saiton of Nelson, lumbermen, were dinner guests of Jesse Heosick. K Gattes Robertson passed through Saturday morning. Joe King and wife visited Sunday with Lime folks. Joe Robertson and Emily of Laclede County visiting. Born to Austin Murdock and wife Maren Zaid, a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milard Allen
Slater
Lee Lowery
May Lowery
Will Murphy
John Coappel
Naonie Nickles
Bessie Copeland
Miami
Charlie Reider
Ek. A. Leisure
Miss Tone
Frank Auer
Walter Marksberry
Lt.Orear
O. P, Neff
C. A. Lowery
Miss May
Marshall
Edgar Allen
Rev. Bell
Odessa
Berea
Will Smith
Jobo Kammeyer
Lena
Walter Kammeyer
Frank Davis
Gilliammer Cites
Lester Dickson
Arrow Rock
J. A. Hensick
Wes Thornton
Slater Munday
George Talbott
Harvey Colt
J. RK. Heaman
Ba Marstal
Orsen King Wood
Joe King
Joe Robertson
Emily
Laclede County
Austin Murdock
Maren Zaid
Blackburn Band Show Plans and Lodge Meeting Recap
Blackbun De part G R Krewart unveils a remodeled building near Bok residence. Miss Francis Ring from Springfield heads the state assembly with Mrs. Sullivan at a Kansas City Tuesday night Rebekah lodge session with 49 charter members. Refreshments followed the meeting. The Blackburn Cornet band will perform at the Opera House on Monday evening April 20 to raise funds. Otto Kircheis of Concordia leads the band. A W Corley of Virginia visits his brother W H Corley nearby after 16 years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bb. Ring
Springfield
State Assembly
Sullivan
Kansas
Rebekah Lodge
Blackburn Cornet Band
jOpera House
Otto Kircheis
Concordia
A. W. Corley
Virginia
W. H. Corley
Blue Lick Church Seeks Revival and Sunday School
The Blue Lick church will host preaching next Saturday night and Sunday and Sunday night by Rev. Carter. A meeting on the first Sunday in April schedules a Sunday school opening at ten o clock. Attendees include Mrs W F Dennis and daughter, Mrs Luther Denale, Jasper Holden and family, and L C Dennis. Rev Buellware preached the funeral of O S Stephenson's child last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lick Church
Carter
Blue Lick
W. F. Dennis
Linle
Luther Denale
Jasper Holden
L. C. Dennis
W. 5. Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Murrell
R J. McMahan
E. R. Page
Mr. Leininger
Dr. Stouffer
B. T. Reynolds
Robert Clough
Harry Wilhelm
Sadie Soper
P. H. Franklin
Nelson
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
Clothcraft Clothes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Murphy-Mills Clothing Co
Anna and
Lewis Brown
Salt Springs
H. E. Dingley
Maurice Bray
Weverly
Adelle Bray
Ida Danuser
Ray Logan
Searcy
Ark
Rev. McClanahan
Ruth
B. E
D. C. Mockbee
E. P. Grimes
R. B. Wright
Kansas City
Arthur Oquest
Dave Nooe
Little Son
Calmer
Ig. J. Oquest
Solomon
Ed Duroll
Leyhe and
Potter
Sophia Solomon
Bill Griffit
Casper Solomon
Drearville
Dave Green
Nettie Parcells
Preston Eades
Rod Frank Alstien W
Dee Lawless
F. O. Shepard
Sedalia
Will Odell
Clay Center
D.L. Watts
Chas. Lawless
Deosman
Davie Boggs
Will Heuman
B. J. Hoston
Methodist Church
Henry Catan
Jack Watts
Willie Nixon
Lola Blakeley
Bluesburn
Nannie
Tillie Lemon
J. J. Murray
D.M. Harris
Harvey Dierking
Edward
River View
Blackburn
de. G. KR. Krewart
Alett Mudway
Amits Movinge
Ueet Bok
Rev. Buulware
O. S. Stephenson
Childres
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