Slater residents reunite and church activity noted
Roy Williams returned to his Slater home after a visit with his brother. The Shiloh church Sunday School has reorganized and enjoys good attendance. Rev. Powell of Miami preached last Saturday and Sunday. Nellie Porter came home from Kansas City where she spent two weeks with her mother, who is receiving eye treatment and is expected home soon. Walter Crane and family shopped in Slater. Olie Carr of near Ayers visits Mrs. Ira Davis. Gus Herrmann of Slater spent weekend with Jos. Herrmann. Royal and Harold Hupp, sons of Chas. Hupp of Old Monroe, visited Lloyd Kemper. Amos Audsley, Lloyd Kemper, Joe Stephens, and Elliott Brown families spent Sunday at Otto Ruppert’s near Ayers. Beulah Johnson visited relatives in Slater. Ed Lemn spent Sunday with family in New Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Slater
Shiloh
Rev. Powell
Miami
Nellie Porter
Kansas City
Walter Crane
O'lie Carr
Near Avers
Ira Davis
Gus Herrmann
Jos. Herrmann, Royal
Harold Hupp
Chas. Hupp
Old Monroe
Lloyd Kempers
Amos Audsley
Lloyd Kemper
Joe Stephens
Elliott Brown
Otto Ruppert
Aye
Local social notes from Marshall area
Mrs Frank Casey of Marshall attends Missionary Society and visits Salt Springs. J L Shaull of Odessa visits daughter Mrs G A Wright and repairs farm north of town. Patrick Kellet of Canada here regarding ill brother William Kellet. J J Witt editor Marshall Republican in area. George Sylvester and wife announce birth of a son. Dean and Cellie Oquest visit sister Mrs J S Howard. Ida Danuser of Marshall trips to Mt Leonard. Williams and son visit L Grimes. Ladies Missionary Love meet with Mrs C Quoest. Mrs J S Howard and daughter travel from Marshall for meeting. Elizabeth and Francis Welca attend Keenan Kennedy wedding at Shackleford. R B Wright ships cattle to Chicago. Preaching next Sunday morning and evening. Catholic funeral held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Casey
Marshall
The
Missionary Society
James Swinney
Salt Springs
J. L. Shaull
Odessa
G. A. Wright
Own
J.J. Witt
Marshall Republican
George Sylvester
Dean
Cellie Oquest
Howard
Ida Danuser
Mt. Leonard
Williains
Little Son
L.grimes
Charles ‘Oquest
Elizabeth
Francis Welca
Keenan-Kennedy
Shackleford
R. B. Wright
Chicago
Catholic Church
Remains of William Kellet Remembered at Home
The remains of William Kellet who died at his home one mile east of town on Wednesday April 20 after months of suffering were viewed by many friends. A large number attended and flowers were placed on the casket as tokens of sympathy and love. He leaves a wife three small children two sisters three brothers and a wide circle of friends and relatives who mourn his loss. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kellet
Nelson family visit and local notes in Blazer
Eugene Engle returns home for a month as he attends Draughon’s business college in Kansas City. Evangelist Ward conducts a revival at the Christian church. A local man favors box teams for economy and steadiness. John Van Booven visits from Slater to see his Rhineland father Peter. A new canning factory nears completion with 25 stockholders and $3000 capital, Roy Grossman as president, J W Cox as secretary. a capable east manager will be hired and machinery to be installed this month for fruit-season operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Engle
Draughon
Business College
Kansas City
Wm. A. Ward
Christian Church
Nelson
John van Booven
Near
Slater
Peter van Booven
Rhineland
Roy Grossman
J. W. Cox
Local farmer reports cow loss on Wednesday
Henry Assemeyer said a valuable cow vanished that Wednesday while grazing on clover. Henry Awelmeyer stated he completed exterior work on John Keusuler's new house and now awaits plastering to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Assemeyer
Henry Awelmeyer
John Keusuler
Carriage and Hog Notice From Arrow Rock Scene
Reported sighting describes J W Bobbitt and his wife leaving Arrow Rock with a riding cultivator. Mrs Bobbitt drove the wagon while he steered the cultivator, claiming to ride an automobile and fearing loss of control. Fred Detmer was seen returning home with a fine red hog acquired from Cooper county last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Bobbitt
Arrow Rock
Mr. Bobbitt
Fred Detmer
Cooper County
Early Bird Frost Delays Town News in New Frankfort
In New Frankfort residents fear frosts will spoil this week’s Early Bird efforts. Phil Thierfelder of Chariton County visited home folks. A quarterly Evangelical Church meeting runs from Friday May 8 through Sunday led by Rev. Swart and Rev. Zager. John Pemberton bought animal goods from Mike Bubler in Marshall. J Crumbaugh returned from Leroy. Rev Norvell preached at Good Hope. New cemetery monuments were erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Thierfelder
Chariton County
The
Evangelical Church
Swart
P. E
Zager
Mike Bubler
Marshall
John Pemberton
J. Crumbaugh
Leroy
Lil
Rev. Norvell
Good Hope
New Frankfort
Beirbaum and Thornton Travel to St Louis for Weekend
Henry Beirbaum and Kit Thornton left for St Louis Friday night returning early Sunday. Henry says St Louis is the only place and Kansas City is a small town by comparison. Misses Dyeart Trout and Smallwood were Glasgow cullers last week. Several of the boys went.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beirbaum
Kit Thornton
St. Louis
Henry
Kansas City
Dyeart
Trout Uml Smallwood
Glasgow Cullers
Local notes on fishing trips and community updates
Monday evening fishing yielded few fish. T. M. Eblers and wife returned from Enid Oklahoma, praised Enid as the garden spot of the world. Dr. Sharp was a Gilliam caller last week. Carrie Tiemeyer, trained nurse, returned from two years in St. Louis. Church services at Wish Creek were small due to weather. Milord Thornton and Henry Beirbaum were Boonville cullers Tuesday. Mrs. Jack Thornton is presently recovering from illness. Now is the time to go fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Eblers
Enid
Okla
T. M
Carrie Tiemeyer
St. Louis
Carrie
Wish Creek
Milord Thornton
Henry Beirbaum
Boonville
New Home News From Juphonytown and Nearby Areas
Walter and Mrs. Anna La rue visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Larue of Juphonytown Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Demoss spent Monday night with Edmund and Victor Allen. Miss Bessie Knott visited the Misses Harris Monday night. Mrs. Joe Edwards and daughter Nannie Marie returned to Sedalia after a week with D. Lemon’s family. Miss Ethel McKinney saw Miss Mayme Dierking Tuesday. Lester Harris and sister Minnie visited J. M. Thomas near Houstonia Saturday and Sunday. W. H. Witcher and son Claude of near Sweet Springs were dinner guests at D. M. Harriet Tuesday. News scarce at this writing. There will be Children’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Anna Larue
W. R. Larue
Juphonytown
Mr. Demoss
Messrs
Edmund
Victor Allen
Bessie Knott
Harris
Joe Edwards
Nannie Marie
Sedalia
D. Lemon
Ethel McKinney
Mayme
New Home May Gathering With Basket Dinner
Exercises and a basket dinner are planned at New Home on the fourth Sunday in May May 24. Everyone is invited to attend and bring well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Home
Old Mizzou mining Co. manager goes to Nevada
J J Smith left Sweet Springs for Searchlight Nevada to continue work on the Old Mizzou mining Co property. J C Mayness made a business trip to Oklahoma last week. Geo Lemon, Lexington Mo Pae clerk, drank carbolic acid on train 622 near Lexington and died. body taken to Sedalia. Mrs T C Andrews and Miss Gorda of Kansas City visited over several days with Mrs Andrews' parents. Lon Hecker of St Louis visited Mr Hecker's parents. J O Barbour of Wilson Dry Goods Co ill but improving. Christian church meeting featured a roacto call and basket dinner. inclement weather reduced attendance. J Muench opened a new furniture store on Lexington Ave. Rev Edmund Wilkes of Columbia to preach the baccalaureate sermon May 24 at the Christian Church. Rev J K Dillard of Macon to give address at graduation. Jesse Wheeler and daughters Mayme and Sadie went to New Mexico. Ora Root substituted in room No 2 during absence. Lizzie Norman of the north country visiting Mrs Ambrose Haggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smith
Searchlight
Nevada
Mizzou Mining Co
J.C. Mayness
Oklahoma
Geo. Lemon
Lexington
Sedalia
T. C. Andrews
Miss Gorda
Kan«sie City
Andrew
Mes
Lon Hecker
St. Louis
J. Muench
Lexington Ave
Edmund Wilkes
Columbia
Christian Church
J. K. Dillard
Macon
Jesse Wheeler
Mayme
Sadie
New Mexico
Ora Root
Sadie Wheeler
Lizzie Norman
Tawn
Ambrose Haggard
Ill Mes Improves as Ladies Visit Wed Night
Henry Montgomery who had been ill is better. Miss Edna Akeman and Mrs Ethel Wilson spent last Wednesday night with Mesdames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Montgomery
Edna Akeman
Ethel Wilson
Mesdames
Local Gossip and Notices From Sweet Springs Area
Van Buskirk and Crowder with Mrs Lawner and daughter Sophie of Sweet Springs spent the latter part of last week with Mrs H W Montgomery. Roy Crowder and Miss Allie Thompson visited Mr Nightwire's last Sunday evening. Mrs Wom Slall near Longwood died last Sunday morning. Our sympathy to the bereaved. The Miller schoolhouse was sold last Saturday to Wm Lyne for 330. A new oven will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawner
Sophie
Sweet Springs
Wom. Slall
Longwood
Wm. Lyne
Community Notes From Good Hope and Nearby
Farmers near completion of corn planting while wheat looks fine. Rufus Davis of Marshall attended Good Hope worship. Mrs. Lewis Reisacher visiting relatives in Kansas City. Don Gorker and wife from Kansas City visiting his parents. Dr. Sullivan and family moved from Slater to a farm west of New Frankfort. Minnie Rhoudes of Good Hope left for an extended California visit. Chas B Wilming and sister teaching Good Hope school this term. A B Guerin and wife from Gilliam visited Chas Thierfelder family. Jno Cobb, former Salive resident, dies in Benton County. Mrs Anboldt left for Kansas City for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Davis
Marshall
Good Hope
Lewis Reisacher
Kansas City
Don Gorker
Dr. Sullivan
Slater
New Frankfort
Minnie Rhoudes of
California
Chas. B. Wilming
N. Western College
A. B. Guerin
Your Gilliam
Chas
Thierfelder
Jno
Cobb
Salive
Benton County
Anboldt
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County News
Davis District
Patrick Kellet
Canada
East Side Square
Marshall, Mo
Diane de Poitiers
Dr. Sharp
Gilliam
J. O. Barbour
Wilson Dry Goals Co
Ayer
Ayers
John A. Rodgers
Hampden Sidney
Cardus
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