Local items from Sedalia to Napton and nearby towns
Community notes report Jesse Mabrey moving to Napton and Mrs J J Witt returning from Illinois. The editor attended the Missouri Press Association meeting at Excelsior Springs. Rumpus over white goods sale at Fletcher store with 20 percent off on linens napkins toweling. Various visits and travels including the Staub family from Belleville and Rosa Coliver of Bloomfield visiting in town. Local church and school activities noted with expressions of health and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Mabrey
Sedalia
Napton
J. J. Witt
Illinois
Missouri Press Association
Excelsior Springs
Wilton Springs
Jake Fisher
Nicholas Staub
Belleville
Tfl
E. J. Staub
W. H. Fletcher
Fletcher
J. H. Kenner
A. H. Higgs
Cape Girardeau
Grand Court
Colored Free Masons of
Missouri
R. P. Gwinn
Slater
Old Soldiers
W. H. Fletchers
Taylor's Weekend Price List Shows Fruit Bargains
The notice touts unusually low fruit prices amid rising costs. Lemons banan as pine apples and oranges are highlighted with playful appeal, promising strong value this weekend.
Price fence on fresh produce and hams announced
The notice advertises weekly prices for oranges lemons bananas and pineapples with a commitment to hold ham prices at 14 cents per pound this week. It invites orders for one two or three Supreme or Diamond C hams weighing 10 to 12 pounds average with special mild care.
Rev Trousdale attends Presbytery meeting in Kansas City
Mentions Rev O M Trousdale at Presbytery in Kansas City on Wednesday. References to New York Racket ads for iron beds and screen doors, and to Rev J T Bacon of Springfield Mo visiting for M V C graduation and Sheriff Bacon. Notes legal actions against Marshall Chautauqua advisory board dismissed, cow missing, pasture grazing offer north of town, and prices on sugar and ice cream freezers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Trousdale
Presbytery
Kansas City
New York
J. T. Bacon
Springfield
Sheriff Bacon
Subscriptions Renewals Reported From Various Towns
Subscribers and renewals listed from Jericho Springs Hardeman Sweet Springs and nearby areas. Names include E Hesterman John Driver Chris Zimmerman and Frank Schiester with multiple entries across Missouri towns such as Sedalia Marshall Liberal and Maryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hesterman
Jericho Springs
John Driver
Sweet Springs
Wm. Driver
Chris Zimmerman
Hardeman
Birmingham to New York Return Fare and Rail Details
Birmingham agents advertise a round trip to New York and back for 21.75 dollars with a Michigan salt price of 110 per barrel. Return fare via Abicago and Allen R R listed. Tickets on sale June 6, 7 and valid to June 21, 1908. O. E. Hawthorne, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abicago & Allen R. R
Td. O. E. Hawthorne
Dearly Beloved Need Help With Goods in Mockville
The Hornet notes a plea from subscribers seeking pantaloons, socks, and shoes as merchants refuse credit. It laments cash shortages and prices, warning that without subscriber support the town’s editors fear becoming less capable, reflecting local business tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mockville
N. C
Hornet
Wall Street Man Calls Green Shoots Suckers
A terse exchange captures a sentiment about the market as a sentimental maiden gushes over growth while a Wall Street figure grimly notes potential exploitation. The dialogue hints at optimism versus cynicism in financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Fragmentary dialogue on ballet dancer and audience remarks
Snippet shows a fragment of dialogue with names Jones Tamythe and Miss Oldgirl referenced in a theater or performance context. The lines hint at criticism of a dancer and audience reactions with unclear surrounding context. The passage is incomplete and provides no concrete events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hias
Sweet Springs School Activities and Commencement Notes
Mr and Mrs Frank Forever of Higginsville announce the birth of a son at their home. Sweet Springs public school hosted entertainment by grades and Merchant’s Carnival on May 21 with admired displays and prizes for best costume. Commencement exercises were held May 25 with diplomas awarded by Rev J E Dillard and Miss Iola Harwood winning a Lat in gold medal. Prof Winders plans summer work after visiting Vandalia and Mt. Leonard connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Springs
Grother & Son
Roma Rhoades
Ferguson's Millinery Co
Willa Smith
J. E. Dillard
Macon
Local Residents Leave for Kansas City and Travel Notes
Mrs L L Ladd departed for Kansas City for several months while Mrs W R Burton attended the Woman Missionary Conference in Sedalia and returned Tuesday. Mrs A L Miller visited Alma Kinschloe in Mayview after several days with our rural carrier R C Jordan. Concrete walk work continues in front of the M E parsonage. Julia and Vincent Daniel attended the street fair in Marshall. Mollie Cheatham ran business in Kansas City Tuesday and Anna Ruppert shopped there as well. Pattie Norvell left for a mountain trip in Idaho after teaching near Fairville. Reverend T S West preached at the Baptist church Sunday evening. Geo Pearson, Little Rock farmer, transacted business here Tuesday. Will Moore of Keytesville spent Sunday with J R Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
Alma Kinschloe
Mayview
R C Jordan
M. BE
Marshall
Julia
Vincent Daniel
Mollie Cheatham
Kansas City
Anna Ruppert
Hello Girl
Pattie Norvell
Fairville
Idaho
T. S. West
Missouri Baptist State Missions
Baptist Church
Geo. Pearson
Little Rock
Will Moore
Keytesville
J. R. Moore
Local News Briefs and Society Notes
Best Calico only 6c per yard at New York Racket. Salt Springs Preaching next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by our pastor Rev Barnett. Mrs Daniels of Appleton City returned home after weeks with Mr and Mrs O M Folta. Corn is planted and coming up well. A number from here attend Missouri Valley College graduating exercises Tuesday. Lucile Long took the plug for Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs Walker of Roads City visited coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rev. Barnett
Missouri Valley College
Lucile Long
Kansas City
Mra. Walker
Roads City Vielted Coe
New York Rack Offers Guaranteed Buggy for 47.50
A headline notes a sale at the New York Rack offering a guaranteed buggy priced at 47 dollars and 50 cents. The item is described as a reliable buggy with a fixed price, appealing to buyers seeking value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Social Notes from River View and Nearby
Robert King did business at Marshall Monday. J H Detmer arrived Monday from Texas. W H Thornton wife and daughter traded in Slater Saturday. L E Odell Fred Detmer Jesse Hensick and wife were in Slater Saturday. Will Kammeyer and family of Cooper visited Walter Kammeyer and wife Sunday. G T Fowler went to Arrow Rock Saturday. Frank Leimkubler was trading in Little Rock Tuesday. Mrs Harry Johnson has been quite sick with measles. I P Neff of Hardeman called here Monday morning. J R Hellman went to Arrow Rock Sunday. Miss Lillian Hensick returned Tuesday from a nine or sev ne visit with Misses and Lalete Lawless, Jin Os Deer of Gille the guest of Miss Heuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert King
Marshall
J. H. Detmer
Texas
W.H. Thornton
Slater
L. E. Odell
Fred Detmer
Jesse Hensick
Will Kammeyer
Cooper
Walter Kammeyer
G.T. Fowler
Arrow Rock
Frank Leimkubler
Little Rock
Harry Johnson
I. P. Neff
Hardemann
J. R. Hellman
Lillian Hensick
Sevne
Lalete Lawless
Jin Os Deer
Gilie
Mius Heuman
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Axminster
School of Expression
Stewart Chapel
Rosa Coliver
Bloomfield
Iowa
L. T. Russell
A. Parks
Town
C. E. Naegelin
Stanhope
Mr. Naegelin
Obas
Niemeyer
Levi Smith
Earnest Smith
Wagner, Oke
Ertan
B. F. Naylors
Theresa Maude England
Ralph Wakefield
St. Louis
Mrs. W. H. Lawns
J.C. Patterson
Taylor’s
Eocehone
White House
Dello
Acme
Sadie
Taylor’s Cash Dept
The
Marshall Chautauqua
M. I. Barron
Frank Schiester
St. Louie
Mauile Crear
Ellen Heckman
Heule
Johnson
Slaver
M.C Spyder
sMareball
P. M. Nichole
Michigan
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs
Frank Forever
Higginsville
Neral
Will Clemens
Malta Bend
Gilliam
L. L. Ladd
W. R Burton
Womans Missional Conference
Salt Springs
River View
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