Preaching and Decoration Services at Salt Springs Presbyterian
Salt Springs community schedules a Sunday 11 am sermon at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Whitsett of Kansas City. Decoration services are set for Saturday May 30 at 2 30 pm at Salt Springs Presbyterian Church. Local residents noted include A Ransberger and Marion Sparks visiting Kansas City, and Ransberger Bros. near Mt Leonard spending time with family.
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Presbyterian Church
Rev. Whitsett
Kansas City
Salt Springs Presbyterian Church
A. Ransberger
Marion Sparks
Rs. Newman Newell Thiseek
Rainy days bring rest to Rose Valley residents
Miss Edna Akeman visits 8S M Leonard family Sunday. Mrs John L Killian and daughter Pearl call on Henry Jackson family Saturday. Edith Jackson visits Willetta Whirley and attends church. Uriah Mayse and wife visit Sam Rothrock family. Mia Lella Bailey visit Wesley Urton family. Taylor Hill family visits Ben Hall and wife Saturday night. Minnie Rothrock visits friends in Houstonia. Bill Dickerson visits Fred Montgomery family. Arthur Mayse and sister Ida visit Fred T Hall family. Rev. Trader of Warrensburg preaches at Christian Union. Arthur MecAllister and wife visit Houstonia neighborhood. Oscar Mayse and wife visit Ball Thomas family. Mia remains by bedside of ill mother. Fishing remains the day’s activity.
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Edna Akeman
Cretcher
Minnie Rothrock
Houstonia
Bill Dickerson
Fred Montgomery
Taylor Hill
H. ©. Hall
Uriah Mayse
Ben Hall
Arthur Mayse
Ida
Fred T. Hall
Trader
Warrensburg
Christian Union
Local Visitors Spotted In Slater This Week
Gue Schmidt visits Slater to see his aunt Mrs Chas Chapman while Herndon Fenwick and Hendon Sones arrived Friday from a trip to Oklahoma for a family gathering and a brief stay in the area.
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Gue Schmidt
Slater
Mre
Chas, Chapman
Herndon Fenwick
Oklahoma
Hendon Sones
Blackburn in East Plains Visits Booneville This Week
A few days in Booneville this week included J. W. Blackburn of East Plains visiting on Monday, adding to local activity.
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Booneville
J. W. Blackburn
East Plains
Local Social Roundup and Weekend Happenings
Weather stays fine and roads clear as residents share greetings and visits. Miss Erma Mull at grandparents B S Blackburn. Susie Burnside visits Mr and Mis O C Chilcott. Lewis Campbell from Los Animas visits. Lent Jenkins and boys spark chatter. leap year perks for two girls. Lula Mullios in DeWitt. Yowell baby ill. Will Mayfield owns a phonograph. music at Pad Mullios drew praise. families host birthday supper. Gertrude Jenkins visits Elsia Wheeler. Rev Clemens preached at Harmony. Campbell leaves for Iowa to visit kin. Dr Sharp reports 60 pounds of fish. Little Rock Reds vs Glasgow game invited. Happenings include fishing near Fish Creek and locals traveling to Minnesota and North Dakota. T M Ebiers returns from Sedalia. Anna Brentzer hosts a party.
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Lonnie Burnside
Bob Gilmer
Herbert Ferney
Gilliam
Henry Olendorff
Little Rock Reds
Glasgow Nine
Little Rock
Chas
Shepard
Fish Creek
Littl Rock
Herman Tiemeyer
Minnesota
North Dakota
Fritz Poister
Slater
Decoration Day Observed with Address and Meeting
The local association held Decoration Day on Saturday May 30 with Rev Waggover delivering a forenoon address and a business meeting in the afternoon. Heavy rain Sunday night washed out culverts noted by road overseer W C Huff. Mr and Mrs Fred C Clay comb and daughter Evelyn of Oak Grove are visiting relatives. Miss Mary Walker departed Monday for California for several months.
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Tery Association
Waggover
W. C. Huff Road
Fred C.claycomb
Evelyn
Oak Grove
Mary Walker
California
New Frankfort Notes on Local People and Prospects
Bernard Winston, ill but improving, Dr. King of Slater treated him. Oscar Thiefelder plans to move west from Moberly. Robt. Lenz and wife welcome a baby girl. Rev. Zager and wife return to Glasgow. D. T. Sydenstriker stocked up on groceries. Rosier Hains secures Oak Grove school for next term. Vera Lenz visits Slater. Corn and wheat prospects are strong.
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Bernard Winston
Dr. King of Slater
Oscar Thiefelder
Moberly
Robt. Lenz
Rev
Zager
Glasgow
D. T. Sydenstriker
Rosier Hains
Oak Grove School
Local Residents Mention Visits and Outings
Mrs. Susan Sailor returns home after a weeks stay with her son A. C. Moody. John Duckworth, wife and children spent Saturday and Sunday in Cambridge. Bob Long was in our burg Monday evening. Mrs. Jobn Grifitts shopped in Norton Wednesday. Mrs. Jas. Griffitts and children visited Mrs. Wo. Griffitts on Tuesday. Mrs. Littie Duckworth and Mrs. Bessie Watts went gooseberrying Tuesday.
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Susan Sailor
A. C. Moody
John Duckworth
Cambridge
Bob Long
Burg
Jobn Grifitts
Norton
Jas, Griffitts
Wo. Griffitts
Littie Duckworth
Bessie Watts
Local notices and social items from Sweet Springs area
Jack Wilcox left Thursday for Oklahoma. Ralph Witcher sold his ray horse to Andy Cook last Friday. Nancy Ake, ill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ake, is improving. Claude Witcher of near Sweet Springs visited J T Witcher last Friday night. Miss Lucretia Halsey visited homefolks. Mrs Chas Aldridge and children visited Mrs J P Wilson Saturday. Misses Din Virgie Jessie Witcher and Minnie Riggins visited Mrs L Barger last Sunday. Samuel Curry of Mt Leonard painted J W Wilcox’s house. Pleas Aldridge and children visited Ben Buie last Sunday. The contract for the new school house was let to Samuel Curry of Mr Leonard and Jones Curry of Sedalia. James Turner Jr of near here died at the home of Chas Scott in Sweet Springs May 14 1908 of pneumonia after seven days illness. His parents summoned help. Mrs Turner fell ill with pneumonia May 11.
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Jack Wilcox
Oklahoma
Ralph Witcher
Andy Cook
Nancy
George Akeman
Claude Witcher
Sweet Springs
J.T. Witcher
Lucretia Halsey
Chas, Aldridge
J. P. Wilson
Din, Virgie
Jessie Witcher
Minnie Riggins
Pleas Aldridge
Ben Buie
Samuel Curry
Fifteen May Funeral For Sweet Springs Teenager
The obituary notes an 18 year old Sweet Springs student who planned to graduate in two years. Rev Carter spoke kindly at the May 15 service held in Hazel Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Floyd Rhodes Clyde Rhodes Paul Tyler Horace Crain Houston Elsner and Elmer Clark. He leaves a father mother three brothers and four sisters among others who mourn him.
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Sweet Springs High School
Carter
Hazel Grove
Malta Bend Notes of Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. William Rogell returns home from a two month Ohio visit. Miss Nellie Dow returns from Coffeyville teaching. G W Logan buys Cox Dry Goods stock in Clinton. Tom Martin family move to Mexico. Mrs Tom Multer visits Lexington. Memorial services set at M E Church May 9. W B Lunbeck family moves to Colorado. Miss Nelle Maryhall of Lexington visiting. Misses Clara and Anore Brookman of Rust Plains in town.
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Nellie Dow
Coffeyville
Kansas
G. W. Logan
Clinton
Mr. Musser
Cox Dry Good Co
Tom Martin
Mexico
Tom Multer
Lexington
M. E
W. B. Lunbeck
Colorado
Nelle Maryhall
Clara
Anore ‘Brookman
Rust Plains
Community Notes From Cow Creek and Marshall
Mrs N M Hedger returns home Saturday after a week with daughter Mrs John Duckworth. Wood Stroud of Springfield visits his sister Mrs John Griffitt. Calvin Bilis spent part of last week in Marshall talking with his best girl Mrs John Ballew. Children of Marshall spend Saturdays with Mr Ballew’s parents. Miss Josie Inolds is ill this week.
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N. M. Hedger
John Duckworth
Wood Stroud
Springfield
John Griffitt
Calvin Bilis
Iun Marshall
John Ballew
Marshall
Mr. Ballew
Mins
Josie Nolds
Sity
Ian Ildren
Oba
Selihe Sree
Local Notes From Little Rock Society Scene
Mrs Pres Reider is quite sick at this writing. George Gigner, a young bachelor, was seen in town but did not reveal his aim. Willis Dysart is ill with a neck boil. Dr Sharp plans a flying trip to Chicago, though doubt remains. Mrs Chris Blumhorst visited Mrs Ed Leimkubler Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Pres Goodman and two daughters visited Tuesday. Dr Sherp was in Gilliam Tuesday evening.
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Chris Blumhorst
Ed Leimkubler
Pres Goodman
Little Rock
Rex Chief to Stand at Slater Stable in 1908
Rex Chief a dark bay 16 hands saddle stallion to stand the 1908 season at Eli P Hill’s Slater Missouri stable. Price eight fifty to insure a living colt. Rex Chief weighs 1180 pounds and is a half brother to Rex McDonald, world champion saddle horse, sired by Rex Den mark 840.
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Abmy Stable
Slater
Rex Chief
Rex McDonald
Rex Denmark
Eli P. Hill
Slater, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Salt Springs
Thomas Overly
Ray Worthington
Frasey College
Midst
Jennie Raneberger
T. S. Smith
Ransberger Bros
Mt. Leonard
Irvin Blosser
H. A. Thomas
Ed Thomas
Rose Valley
Arthur MecAllister
Suneday
Oscar Mayse
Bal! Thonas
Mia
May
East Side Sq., Marshall
U. S. Carnival Co
Miami
Erma Mull
B .S. Blackburn
Susie Burnside
Mis
O. C. Chilcott
Lewis Campbell
Los Animas
Cubo
Lent Jenkins
Lula Mullios
DeWitt
Dan Ehbler
Otto Cramer
George Pearson
Dr.Sharp
T. M. Ebiers
Sedalia
Anna Brentzer
White's
New Frankfort
Vera Lenz
J. W. Wilcox
Malta Bend
William Rogell
Ohio
Castor
IA ‘Yattan Airways Poays Bought
George Gigner
Willis Dysart
Dr. Sherp
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