Local Folks Attend Services and Visit Across Counties
Clark Swinney and daughters were seen on the streets Saturday. Jack Watts and wife were in Marshall Saturday. Rev Ezell preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning and night. Will Diggs and family attended church and joined dinner with W B Diggs. R Hubbard and wife visited R C Piper family near Little Rock. Mrs Dee Lawless returned from Marshall after caring for ill relative Mrs Brown who died Friday. Mrs Jesse Rivet is sick at her father Mr Duren’s. Miss Lillian Hensick visited Salete Lawless. Arrow Rock youths fished in Howard county Monday, reporting a fine time. Mrs Janie Hogge and Albert Hogge visited Dee Lawless Sunday afternoon. Dee Lawless and Rev Ezell left Monday for Malta Bend for Methodist district conference. River is very high at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Swinney
Jack Watts
Marshall
Ezell
Methodist Church
Will Diggs
M. E
W. B Diggs
R. Hubbard
R. C. Piper
Little Rock
Dee Lawless
Mareball
Mrs. Brown
Jesse Rivet
Mr. Duren
Lillian Hensick
Near Little Rock
Salete Lawless
Janie Hogge
Albert
Malta Bend
The
Thie Writing
Local residents make brief travels and health notes
Tom Conway bought a horse from Will Alexander in town on Monday. E T Ault of this place and Joe Dickson of Arrow Rock traveled to Marshall on business Tuesday. Miss Lucille Breathit is very ill. Machinery for the canning factory arrived Tuesday morning and is being installed. Otho Canada returned to Jefferson City Tuesday morning to resume work as brake man on the Mo Pac Railroad. F W Otten visits Boonville this week. G M Abington visits his nephew at Poplar Bluff and will go to Little Rock to visit another nephew before returning later this week. A crowd of young people chaperoned by Mrs Dr Bihuck enjoyed a bay ride to the country and drove to Buckwater Thursday night. Sappington and son Iliam of Boonville were here on business this week. Wm Leaton and son of Kansas City are visiting her sister. W H Edwards, Arrow Rock telephone manager, spent Friday night with Wade Higginbotham and wife. Dr M G McAllister and family spent Saturday and Sunday at Townsend's of Brownlee Hall ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Conway
Will Alexander
E. T. Ault
Joe Dickson
Arrow Rock
Marshall
Otho Canada
Jefferson City
Pac
R. R
F. W. Otten
Boonville
G. M. Abington
Poplar Bluff
Little Rock
Ark
Bihuck
Uckwater
Sappington
Iliam
Wm. Leaton and Son
Sas City
W.H. Edwards
Wade Higginbothan
Emma Russell
Windsor
J. M. Thomas
Lula Thomas
Ernest Hansbro
A. H Hanley
Patrick
Kansas City
Laura Thomas
Wade
Florence Witcher
Switzer
Ethel Thomas
Dora Thomas
Waoumaker
Andersen
Cecil
Alza Bowmer
J. P. Thomas
Baker
Blue Lick
Chas. Dirk
Fred Werolke
Roy Wilcoxson
John Yokley
J. H. Jones
G. F. Boutright
Mr. Haggard
Wanamaker
Willie Thomas
Houswnia
McAllister and family visit and local notes
The Misses Vanters of Marshall visit Mrs. Emma McAllister and family. A. E. Morris of Hardeman greets friends. Louis Feis of Slater stays during Mr. Ervine’s absence. Mrs. James Townsend visits with sister Mrs. R. J. Thorp. Fr Marshall and wife dine with the Petrys and attend church. Elizabeth Craig of Arrow Rock boards train for San Francisco for a months’ visit. Mesdames Brown and Audsley, with Florence Barksdale, depart for Hot Springs for health. Joe Staples returns from Kansas City. Louise Koenig and Otho Canada visit the Marrs. Large Blackwater crowd attends services nightly. Dr. L. I. Shuck heads to Texas then Cuba. George Nauerth sells residence to A. W. Bridges and plans California move. Arrow Rock guest Effie Dickson. C. and A wreck near Gilliam injures none seriously. engine damaged and passengers shaken. A. N. Dickson conducts business at Gilliam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Craig
Arrow Rock
George Craig
San Francisco
Cal
Mesdames
J. P. Brown
Thos. Audsley
Florence Barksdale
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Staples
Kansas City
Louise Koenig
Otho Canada
Miss Marr
Blackwater
L. I. Shuck
Texas
Cuba
Saline Hotel closed after rental dispute
Geo Dyer of Kansas City ended his lease on the Hotel Saline building after a dispute with Rutherford, and the place was closed on Saturday. Local residents and visitors include Mrs Bettie E Johnson and son Arthur visiting Marshall, M D Kerr and family from Gilliam, Miss Effie Fowler hired to teach at Crearville next year, J F Figgins and wife from Arrow Rock visiting Mia Figgins, and a report that Arthur Dickson and D V Hebder's son Dan is quite ill. Our new canning factory nears operation and the LEe plant is in full blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Dyer
Kansas City
Arrow Rock
Mia
Arthur Dickson
Dan
D. V. Hebder
Will Wood
F. H. Brockway
Walter Townsend
Harry Hudson
Lee
Commencement Notes and Local Visits in Roge Valley
A Roge Valley report highlights Monday night commencement exercises at Sweeet Springs with Rev. Carter and families attending. Nearby guests include Robert Dicker and kin, Uriah Mayse and kin, and James Oneal with Harry Jackson and wives. Visitors from Slater and Eldorado Springs stop by, with Minnie Rothrock and Leona M Hall seen in town. The snippet ends with partial garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeet Springs
Rev. Carter
Sweet Springs
Robert Dickerson
Elsie
John Dickerson
Samuel Rothrock
Richard Mayse
Uriah Mayse
Harry Jackson
James Oneal
Marshal Hall
Clay
Slater
H. G. Hall
Ben
Fred Hall
Minnie Rothrock
Misses Smith
Allie Amphlet
Grover Leonard
Harry Stover
Leona M. Hall
Sweet Springs High School
Elwood Yokley
Richard Benson
Eldorado Springs
B. We
Vin
Local Notes and Visits From Slater Area
Community news lists visits and greetings from Slater area residents. Rev J I Orison from Kansas City preaches at Christian Union at 11 AM Sunday. Several local boys eye a new buggy this leap year. Various residents and visitors from Marshall, Grand Pass, Elmwood and Caldwell frequent the area, with marriages births and family updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Orison
Kansas City
Christian Union
Hughesville Church Dedication Attended by Jones and Boutright
Jno H Jones and family along with Geo F Boutright attended the dedication service of the new Methodist church at Hughesville Sunday. The community reports a substantial rain Sunday night and several local residents are noted in various visits and illnesses. Crops look promising as several residents, including Mrs A H Hanley, recover, while others seek medical and dental care. Longwood defeated Tedieville 17 to 10 in a Sunday baseball game, with Tedieville set to visit Longwood next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
H. Jones
Geo. F. Boutright
New Methodist Church
Hughesville
Rose Haggard
Bessie
Florence Witcher
Wm. Witeig
John Witeig
Sedalia
Dreath
White's Island opens with new skating rink and crowd
The White's Island season opened last Saturday with improvements including a skating rink pool hall and bowling alley. About thirty five guests visited Saturday and Sunday with a crowd from Slater camping on the island. More guests expected this week inviting all to learn skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White's Island
Slater
Lear
New Home Residents Return After California Visit
Mr and Mrs M F Car mean returned home Sunday after an extended visit to friends in California Kansas and Texas Mrs Frank Carothers and little daughter Irene of Sedalia visited relatives in this neighborhood the rest of the week Born to Mr and Mrs Henory Cook May 20 a boy Misses Maude Harris and Mayme Bentley spent last Friday night in Sweet Springs the guest of Miss Lizzie Jones The Children's Exercises at New Home Sunday were a success a large crowd attended and all report a nice time Miss Allie Tredway went to her home at Kansas City Saturday morning D M Harrie was in Mars hall last Friday on business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Carmean
California
Kansas
Texas
Frank Carothers
Irene
Sedalia
Henory Cook
Maude Harris
Mayme Bentley
Sweet Springs
Lizzie Jones
New Home
Allie Tredway
Kansas City
D. M. Harrie
Marshall
Local Notes from Malta Bend and Nearby Towns
Malta Bend residents report social visits and shopping trips with Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson seen in the county seat. Er nest Hisle and Martin Bates from Miami called on friends. Julia Kruger of Marshall visits sister Mrs W S Thornton, Esta Master of Lexington visits sisters. Epworth League and M K E church South district conference are in session this week along with Leslie Thornton expected home briefly. George Kinnamon and Fred Ayers continue slow recovery from serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fam Flair
Blackburn
Fred Anderson
Ernest Hisle
Martin Bates
Miami
Julia Kruger
Marshall
W. S. Thronton
Esta Master
Lexington
Naynoval District
M. KE. Church, South
Epworth League
Leslie Thornton
Geo. Kinnamon
Fred Ayers
Wanted Man Promises Growth at Major Corporation
Wanted advertisement seeks an ambitious energetic young man for a position with a large corporation in Kansas City. No guarantee of high income, with growth potential. Respond to President Luiste 107 Heist Blog. (5-29)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luite
Keneas City
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Townsend’s
Brownlee
Hall Williame
Coun- Sad
Louis Feis
Ervine
James Townsend
R. J. Thorp
Fr. Marshall
Lewis Petry
Christian Church
George Nauerth
A. W. Bridges
Mr. Nauerth
Near Arrow Rock
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There
Gilliam
A. N. Dickson
Roge Valley
Floyd Hall
Lottie Hall
B. F. Hall
M. Leonard
Grover
Ed. Harbold
Jeff Fisher
Wm. Thompson
Aldridge
Sallie VanBuskirk
May Walborn
Chas. Johnson
Herndon
State of Oblo
Ips
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ibe
R. A. Carmean
Navey Harris
A. P. Harris
Chas. W. Dewess
Mise Mollie
Grand Pass
D. M. Harris
Maude Hollis
Waverly
J. A. Larue
Peter Sturtman
Edward Jones
Dick Juckeon
Grover Allen
Lovenia
Blanche
Georgia Callifex
Bedalia
W. J. Lemon
George Forbes
Caldwell
Dollie Harris
Frances Reagers
Elmwood
Mattie Upton
Houstonia
Mrs. Willis Lemon
Dollie Dierking
L. B. Coggins
Forbestown
Nannie Lemon
Minnie Harris
APP
Reager
Joe Edwards
G. F. Jennings
Bell Ave
Kodak
Kodek
McChesney Pt
Raella
Kill
Doug Um Cure
Luncs
King’s
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