County Newsgram of Local Social Visits and Travel Details
Messrs Edmund Ailes and Chas Demons and Misses Grace Laine and Bessie Koott spent the weekend with Mr Demons at Grand Pass. Mrs D M Harrie and daughter Dollie shopped in Blacksburg Friday. Several from this vicinity waded in Sweet Springs Saturday. Mrs Fletcher Hollis and three children of Hodge visit Mr and Mrs John Larue. Mrs Jobo Fordhem and Mayme Bently visited D M Harris Sunday. J J Murray returned from Hodge after weeks with relatives. Mrs Nancie Dorsey visited Mr and Mrs Jobo Dierking. Arthur Magee of Rose Valley visited Evie McKinsey Sunday. DM Garris dined with S&S Edwards of Elmwood last Thursday. Chas Demoss completed eight months at Carmena School Monday. Ethel McKinney spent Monday night at Sweet Springs with Nelle Dierking. Minole and Dollie Harrie went to Sweet Springs Tuesday. Mrs John Dierking and children spent the day with Mr and Mrs Joe Jones Sunday. Mrs and Mrs C C Forbes and son Roy enjoyed dinner with Mr and Mrs Willie McKinney Sunday. Dollie Dierking is home after weeks visiting grandparents at Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Ailes
Chas
Grace Laine
Bessie Koott
Demons
Grand Pass
D. M. Harrie
Mise Dollie
Blacksbursa
Sweet Springs
Fletcher Hollis
Hodge
Joho Larue
Jobo Fordhem
Mise Mayme Bently
D. M. Harris
J.J. Murray
Nancie Dorsey
Jobo
Arthur Magee
Rose Valley
Mise Evbe Mc-Kinsey
DM Garris
Mr and Mee
S&s
Joe Jones
C C Forbes
Roy
Oak
Willie McKinney
Mise
Dollie Dierking
Blackburn
Mies Ide Jones
Sedalia
CC Hanabro
Mareball
Nancie Witwig
John Witchy
Clay Killion
Florence Witcher
Nelson
Reece Haggard
Lole
Robert McMurty
Samuel Frieden
James Haley
Tracy Haggard
C E Hurtis
P Thomas
Blue Lick
John Moore
Arthur Mayse
New Home
Oscar Mayse
Sam Wheeland
Mt. Zion
Ben F. Hall
Jim Hook
Cretcher
Jobo Whirley
T. A. McAllister
Aon
Arthur
H. R. Johnson
Edna Bright
Slater
Lucy Rothrook
Barah Weddle
John Whirley
Pearl Kilion
Russell Family Returns From Windsor After Daughter's Illness
Tedieville notes emphasize Mr and Mrs J W Russell returning to Windsor after being called to Emma Russell's bedside at JM Thomas' home. The item also lists various Sunday visits and calls among local families including Yokely, Wilcoxen, Silvey, Doonell, Witcher, Haggard, Frieden, Haley, Killion, and others, with brief mentions of travel and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Russell
Windsor
Miss Emma
JM Thomas
S L. Yokely
Roy Wilcoxen
Local Social News From Woodson Area
Mr and Mrs P F Jacobi welcomed visitors to Marshall Saturday. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Jamie Booth entertained many guests Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C W Scott and daughter of Houstonia and others from Herndon and nearby communities. Mrs W P Witcher has been ill but improving. Georgia Boowie returned home after winter with her sister and Blackburn High School attendance. Geneva Witcher from Nelson visited the community last. Born to the wife of William Edmundson and 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Jacobi
Marshall
Jamie Boott
C. W. Scott
Houstonia
Alonzo Zeiger
Marvin
Herndon
James Scott
C. W. Gorrel
Lissetta
Rufus Clark
Local notes from county visit and travels
A. Gibson of Harde man Friday reports wheat in the county area looking fine. Mrs. Fred Wiedmeyer and children left last week for Nevada Maine for a visit to her parents Jobo Wiley and wife. Arch Gregory of Herdemas ands. Went Clay Slater were here Bosurdey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gibson
Hardeman
Fred Wiedmeyer
Nevada
Jobo Wiley
Gol
Arch Gregory
Herdemas Ands
Clay Slater
Local Notes and Transfers From Alma Area
Mre G Blakely is ill with pocumools. J. Mr. Leisure bought fourteen acres from Y. FB. Edwards at 6125 per acre. Eddie Brown and family traded with merchants Saturday. Mrs Freda Sims leaves for Denver with grandfather Garrett, Garrett to be away about a month. Mrs CO Wood of Arrow Rock shopped Saturday. Marshall Stivers and father moved to Marshall to reside. Winnie George elected assistant principal at Alma for coming year. Virginia Garrett hosted a gathering for Freda Sime with games and a pleasant evening. Charley Nixon and wife visited A N Dickson and wife. J W Montgomery driving an automobile. Frank E. Fair of St Louis attended, representing Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Blakely
Leisure
Y. FB. Edwards
Eddie Brown
Clay Ceover
Freda Sims
A. &. Garrett
Denver
Colorado
Garrett
CO Wood
Arrow Rock
Marshall Stivers
Marshall
Winnie George
Alma
Virginia Garrett
Freda Sime
Charley Nixon
Hardeman
A. N. Dickson
J. W. Montgomerye
Frank E. Fair
of &. Louis
Hartford Steam Beller |Ospection and Insurance Co
Telegraph line changes and local social notes in brief
Telephones adjusted from 5400 to 2500 lines for Chas Aldridge and J P Wilson. Mieweille Thompson returned to Marshall last Monday with Mrs B K Vee Buskirk and Roy Crowder. others visiting George Akeman’s included Mr and Mrs Will Crain, Cora and Lucy Cundiff, May Leonard, Alice King, Grover Leonard, Waler Cox and Jobo King. James Turner ill with pneumonial. Spear of Sweet Springs buried at Antioch last Monday evening. Chester Thomas back from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Aldridge
J. P. Wilson
Mieweille Thompson
Marshall
K. Vee Buskirk
Roy Crowder
Will Crain
Cora
Lucy Cundiff
May Leonard
Alice King
Grover Leonard
Waler Cox
Jobo King
George Akeman
Jeames Turner
Sweet Springs
Chas, Scott's
Bie Bedelde
Spear
Antioch
Chester Thomas
Kaans
Local residents active in weekend town business and visits
R B Wright and wife and J W Spencer and wife transacted business to Waverly Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Smith and son Granville worshipped here Sunday. Charley and Willie Lemene of Elmwood were shopping in town Saturday. George Oquest of Blackburn Sundayed with home folks, John and Raymond Spencer spent several days in Marshall last week, Mrs G F Coyner was the guest of tre Clay Lemons in Maraball Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B.wright
J. W. Spencer
Waverly
George Oquest
Blackburn
John and
Raymond Spencer
Marshall
G. F. Coyner
Tre. Clay Lemeos
Maraball Tuesay
Merahall Visitor and Local Candidate Tale
Mrs. Mary Slater of Merahall visited Tuesday to catch up with friends and handle affairs. Local resident Mr. Booker, a candidate for treasurer in the Miami neighborhood, was in the area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Slater
Merahall
Booker
Miami
Salt Springs Church to Hold Decoration Services
Sunday and Monday events include preaching next Sunday morning and evening by Rev. Baeroett. Mrs Walker Baker hosted friends. The Ladies Aid spent an afternoon with Mrs Chas Brown. Decoration Services set for Saturday afternoon May th at 2 30 with Rev. Baeroett delivering the address. Local residents visit Marshall and Sedalia. talk of baseball rumors wrap the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Walker
Houstonia
Walker Baker
Ladies Aid
Mre
Chas
Brown
Charles Reppenhagen
Marshall
Salt Springs
Baeroett
A. A. Orr
Chas, Brown
Anonie Blair
James Welch
Will Lynch
Seda'ia
W. G. Newell
Newman
Dean Oquest
Local residents visit and family news around Appleton City
MALTA BEND Misses Margaret Landrum of Waverly and Alice Waller attend a house party at Miss Gertrude Carter’s home in Appleton City. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain of Mulvane Kansas return from a week with Mrs. F. German. Fred Ayers is reported quite sick. George Frazee of Slater visits homefolks the Houstons are parents of a baby girl. Mrs. Alice Cort and daughter Mary travel to Kansas City. Mrs. Maggie Pflegar of Higginsville sits with her ill brother Fred Ayers. L. Moritz returns to streets after a week’s illness. Miss Lula Payne of Mul vane visits her aunt Mrs. W. T. German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Landrum
Waverly
Alice Waller
Gertrude Carter
Appleton City
Ray Chamberlain
Mulvane
Kansas
F. German
Fred Ayers
George Frazee
Slater
P. Houston
Alice Cort
Mary
Kansas City
Maggie Pflegar
Higginsville
L. Moritz
Lula Payne
W. T. German
Prof and Mrs Mon Start Extended Smithton Visit
Prof and Mrs A H Mon left Tuesday for an extended visit with relatives in Smithton Missouri. Mr and Mrs Oman Rozell were county seat visitors Monday. Bonnie Byrd was visiting her cousin in Miami this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Monsees
Smithton
Oman Rozell
Bonnie Byrd
Miami
Mt Zion Items Farmers face possible corn replan ting
Farmers discuss replanting corn while wheat and oats look fine. Social notes list gatherings with Wheeland, Dame, Mayes, Stolburg, Nancy Wheeland, Baldus, Lemens, Simmons, Oaks, Hegan, Lynch, and others. Weekend visits and a birthday are noted along with a quip about emptying the keg before leaving.
Local Notes From Nowater Malta Bend And Grand Pass
John Smith has returned home from Nowater Indian Territory. Mrs John Humphreys visited in Malta Bend. The Edward school has closed and teachers have returned home. Mis Wilmer Humphreys was in Marshall Saturday. Mrs B McR Calloway and son Z W Callaway called on Mrs N J Fletcher Sunday. Mr and Mrs Levi Kramer and Miss Wilmer Humphreys attended the district school at Grand Pass last Friday night. Mrs May Hutton and her sister of Grand Pass attended the show in Waverly last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Nowater
Indian Territory
John Humphreys
Malta Bend
Edward
Wilmer Humpreys
Marshall
McR. Calloway
Z. W. Callaway
N. J. Fletchber
Levi Kramer
Wilmer Humphreys
Grand Pass
May Hutton
Waverly
Rose Valley Plowmen Signal Warmer Days Return
A fragmentary Rose Valley note recalls corn planters at work as unsettled weather looms and hints at hopes for resumed planting. References to Miss Chloe Mary Smith and a nephew amid unnamed figures suggest a local family scene around Sam Roth rock and Tomily Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe
Mary Smith
Ene Enem
Sam Rothrock
Tomily
Rose Valley Community Social and Family Visits Report
Messrs Walter and Will Smith and Mare Haggard took a business trip to Marshall Saturday. Many neighbors and relatives visited each other through the week including the Mayse, Rothrock, and Weddle families. Sunday School drew over thirty five at Christian Union, with numerous calls on friends in Sweet Springs, Houstonia, Cretcher, and Mt. Zion areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Walter and
Will Smith
Mare Haggard
Marshall
Christian Union
Grover Leonard
Harry Jackson
Marshall People Gather for Local Notices and Appointments
Mr and Mrs T T Clay comb and son Allison Mrs Wy C Huff and daughter J W Johnson G W Faulconer Chan Crowder and W P Talbot were all in Marshall Saturday The telephone switch board will be located in E 8 Hern dons residence with Luther Herndon as operator C R Elliott and J M Paris left Monday for Cooper country as agents for a kitchen Cabinet Rees Jackson came in Sunday for a few days and will return to Gaz City Ind this week Miss Dora Claycomb closed her term of school Tuesday and will vacation at home in Marshall J P Riggins of Mareball was here trading in stock and Wheeler and Luther the primitive ap services at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Claycomb
Allison
Wy. C. Huff
J. W. Johnson
G. W. Faulconer Chan. Crowder
W. P.talbot
Marshall
Rees Jackson
Gaw City
Ind
Dora Claycomb
J. P. Riggins
Mareball
Luther the Primitive
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Will Wheeland
Jess Dame
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Len Scott
Wanda Stolburg
Nancy Wheeland
George Baldus
Will Lemens
Charley Simmons
Julius Oaks
Tda Garrison
Mr. Scrugg
Miss Sue
George Hegan
Leela Simmons
Myrtle Lynch
Sherwin-Williams
O. W. Johnston
Rev. Wagoner
Odessa
Walter Smith
Will H. Smith
Tom Westbrook
Lucy
Uriah Mayse
Chloe Smith
Fred T. Hall
Will Brown
Henry Myers
Ethel Cox
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