Slater County News Notices of Local Arrivals and Visits
Mr. and Mrs E J Mirtg of north of town announce a daughter born Friday night. John H Holmes Grand Keeper of Records and Seals of the K of P from St Louis and wife visited Phil Tucker Sunday and Dan Hebider Monday. He attended the Big Night Tuesday class initiation and banquet. Mrs Clarence Tucker and child visiting Moberly. Dr J S Leisure recently graduated Barnes Medical College St Louis visited relatives last week. Mr and Mrs A R Shields and daughter and Mr and Mrs Joe Paxton spent Sunday in Kansas City. Miss Mary Willis of Quincy visiting her father Price Willis. Mrs Alice Martin ill but improving. Mr and Mrs James Martin, Mr and Mrs James Lindsey and Ozella of Marshall spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gell Whittleton. Misses Dora Tipping and Alberta Jester of Marshall were guests Sunday of Miss Vera Snoddy. Mr and Mrs Orval Shaef fer home for Rhodes Stern wedding Cosgrove Rhodes bank of Slater and Miss Sadie Stern married at the bride’s parents home Tuesday at 8:30. Miss Marie Stedings of St Louis and Henri Rhodes attendants. Newlyweds will reside with bride’s parents for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Mirtgwa
North of Town
John H. Holmes
K. of P
St. Louis
Phil Tucker
Dan Hebider
Clarence Tucker
Moberly
J. S. Leisure
Barnes Medical College
A. R. Shields
Joe Paxton
Kansas City
Mary Willis
Quincy II
Price Willis
Alice Martin
James Martin
James Lindsey
Ozella
Marshall
Marie Stedings
Henri Rhodes
Pleasant Hill Social Notes and Rain Delays
Pleasant Hill residents report on visits and sickness. Mrs Hoener improves and others like Mrs Smith Mrs Kiso and children visit. The Huff children have measles while Joe King visits his mother Mrs Smith. Georgia Driver recover ing from measles, rain disrupts plans for many youngsters, and Sam Hoener gets caught in a shower after visiting his sweetheart. Mayfield Johnson Ray Johnson and Mattie Johnson enjoy a buggy ride. Bertha plans to avoid rain on future outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Kiso
Blumhorst
Miss Mayfield
Hoener
Fred Smith
Osage
Sam Hoener
Bertha
Anna Peuster
Hosner
Weather damage and social notes from Lonesome Valley
Rain Tuesday evening washed out newly planted corn causing crop damage. The community enjoyed Sunday visits among the Yates Woods Phelps Reynolds Mikels and Byars families with several professors noting return to teaching at De Witt. Local residents mention corn being replanted and wheat looks good as spring progresses.
Honky Tone and Kinfolk Gather for Weekend Visits
Waverly Bottoms is listed in a family notes page. Mrs Jane Earp and sister with Mrs Mary Arnold, Mr and Mrs John Earp, Mrs Joe Plattner and son Harry visited. Silvia Demoes stayed with cousin Edith Earp. Jennie Demoss and Harry Plattner visited Boos and Roy Earp. David Winfrey and wife visited cousins Annie Argood and family. Onie Walter and Charley Argood with others stayed near Alma with Mabel and Willie Keak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Plattner
Harry
John Earp
Silvia Demoes
Edith Earp
Jennie Demoss
Harry Plattner
Boos
Roy Earp
David Winfrey
Annie Argood
Onie
Walter
Charley Argood
Alma
Mabel
Willie Keak
Crowd at Edwards school house for Dees trick Skule
A good crowd gathered Thursday night to hear the Dees trick Skule at Edwards school house. Mrs M M Robinson, guest of Mr and Mrs W J Byare, has returned to Mareball. Will Karp and wife were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Skule
Edwards School
Mra. M. M. Robinson
W. Jd. Byare
Mareball
Weather and social notes from Salem area church visitations
Severe rain and wind storm hit Sunday after Rev Smithh preached at Salem Baptist church. Marshall visitors and local residents were seen at various homes and churches through the weekend including Pile, Scott, Ziegel, Cook, Herrmann, Johnson, and Norvell families. Mollie Mayfield recovering from measles as several others in the area also suffer the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithh
Salem Baptist Church
Marvin Barnhill
Marshall
Walter Pile
Misses Gorrell
J. J.scott
Rufus Clark
Reverend Clemens visit and Harmony sermon report
Rev Clemens of Marshall visited the Kitchen family at their home over the weekend and preached at Harmony on Sunday. Reginald Pinkard was seen driving a new buggy from Slater last week, and Mrs Victoria Audsley traveled to Hot SpringsArk for rheumatism relief accompanied by her nurse M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens of Marshall
C. C. Kitchen
Harmony
Reginald Pinkard
Slater
Victoria Audsley
Hot Springs
Ark
Back at duty after illness in Arrow Rock
ARROW ROCK residents recount their return to duty after illness. The passage lists local families shopping, dining, visiting relatives, and attending church events over the weekend, including Will Hellman, Charlie Lawless, Frank Alstien, Dee Lawless, and others. Rev. Bruce led a Baptist service, and visitors from Cooper county and Stillwater, Oklahoma, were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hellman
Charlie Lawless
Frank Alstien
Dee Lawless
L. A. Wilmarth
Cooper County
Rev
Bruce
Baptist Church
Alfred Shelton
Miss Opal
Near Marshall
Harold Turley
Julia
Jacob Bingham
Blue Lick G B Lasley At Bedside Amid Illness
Blue Lick reports G B Lasley was summoned to the bedside of ailing local resident last week and the person died later. The town notes a later gathering or event planned for Sunday, Sabvel, as a community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.B. Lasley
Blue Lick Ie
Farmers Fight Worms and Moles on Worn Ground
Farmers struggle to plant on worn soil damaged by wut worms and moles. A Sunday preaching event is planned, with service announcements and local faith leaders inviting residents to attend.
Nelson Mies Coe of Grand Paas guest week in Osle
Nelson Mies Coe of Grand Pass visited Osle week. Several local residents including McClure, Robt Higvlobotham, and Louiv Fole & Co. store were noted. Protracted meeting at the Christian church added twenty two new members. Families travel and visits listed. towns mentioned include Grand Pass, Marshall, Arrow Rock, Slater, Blackwater, Boonville, Fayatville Ark, Marshball, and Brownlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Coe
Grand Paas
Mee
McClure
Robt
Higvlobotham
Weno Mar Oher
Blackwater
Louiv
Klepper
Gleckwater
Mra
Cordry
Nelson Woum
Ettgolog Om
Christian Church
L. F. McClure
Grand Pass
Saline Valley Report From A Wet Week
Saline Valley reports floes weather with Clover blooming and wheat heads, averaging a good crop. Residents like Martie Giger and St Davie traveled to Glasgow. Giger and Rosa Giger visited Misees Joele and Zula Cett at Oak Ridge. many attended a ball in Glasgow. George Giger left for Sedalia to attend a war cannon event, returning Saturday. Fish Creek rose high from heavy rain Sunday, causing damage upstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie
Zule
Ava
Fish Creek
Social notes and wheat harvest report from May
A local social roundup records visits by G. K. Richardson and Asa's cashier, several Little Rock travelers, and guests of Miss Tillie Sellmeyer near Abolt Missouri. It also summarizes the Crop Reporting Board data: winter wheat area about 27,761,000 acres, down 6.2 percent from sowing, and harvested area 5.8 percent higher than last year, with Missouri May 1 condition at 82.0 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Richardson
Asa
Glasgow Savings Bank
George Pearson
Little Rock
Glasgow
Mise Tillie Sellmeyer
F. Helmmelberg
Abolt
Ruby
Mabel Peareen
Henry Olendorf
Salloe City
Frank
Oak Ridge
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Missouri
I J Mikels Visits on Tuesday from Salt Springs
I J Mikels came from near Salt Springs on Tuesday for business purposes, staying to handle local matters and meet contacts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Mikels
Salt Springs
West Glasgow pair pass through Marshall on way to Kansas City
Fritz Stradtman and his son Julius of West Glasgow stop in Marshall Monday afternoon en route to Kansas City to visit another son. Julius recently completed three years in the Army engineering corps, including two years in the Philippines, returning in September after a stay in Washington state. He found the Philippines climate pleasant but limited business opportunities, plans to help on the farm this summer, and will continue seeking options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Stradtman
Julius
West Glasgow
Marshall
Kansas City
Engineering Corps
Army
Philippines
Washington State
Washington
Eczema Curable Claim With D D D Prescription
An advertisement asserts eczema is curable by wintergreen oil based D D D Prescription. It claims immediate itch relief upon application and promises to cure inherited skin troubles if not present at birth, urging readers to obtain it from any druggist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Pleasant Hill
Frank Rieo
Leimkuehler
Stein-Bloch
Lonesome Valley
Jobn Yates
George Woods
A. H. Yates
Jesse Phelps
Lee Moody
Nellie Bray
Pearl Reynolds
Josie Reynolds
Lydie Duckworth
C. C. Miller
Martha Reynolds
J. W. Reynolds
John C. Mikels
Joe Burnsides
de Witt
Byars
Will Earp
Burnsides
DeWitt
Charley Smith
Chester Demoss
Jane Earp
Mrs. Norval
Mary Arnold
Will Karp
Woodson
J. J. Scott
Alonzo Ziegel
Herndon
John George
Tom Cook
Blue Lick
Cleveland Clark
Mies Maurine Gorrell
Naptoo
Florence Barksdale
Amos Audsley
H. Bothken
New Frankfort
Jos. Herrmann's
Madison Johnson
Juv. Johnson
Lloyd Kemper
Elliott Brown
New Prospect Church
Rosy Norvell’s
Ace Porter
Mollie Mayfield
Davis District
F. O. Shepherd
Kittie Hogge
I. O. Diggs
Stillwater, Okla
W.B. Diggs
Nelson
A. E. Morrie of
Hardeman
Fee Lurwes
L. K. Ervine
Arrow Rock Inet
Geo Dickson
de. J. D. Smith
Marshball
Clifford Brarohardt
Boonville
Marvine Sprigge
Mise Bessie Thorp
Mr. Ervine
Highley
D. Townsend
B. Thorp
Rafeel Coleman
Laulee Koenig
Bisckwater
Mc Cordry
Fayatville
Roy
Mooroe Wilkercoo
James Townsend
Brownlee
Saline Valley
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