County News Antioch Highlights Sunday Visits and Illness
Rev Dotson filled his regular appointment at Antioch Sunday. Mrs Wm Treece is quite ill. Harry Jackson and wife and Walter Cox and wife were visitors at Jas Onvals. Mrs Sallie Van Buskirk of Sweet Springs visited her sister Mrs Anna Crowder. Mrs Ruby Van Buskirk has been ill but is better. Stock sale at John Hicklins Monday was well attended. Dr Witcher of Sweet Springs passed through in his new auto.
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Dotson
Antioch
Wm Treece
Harry Jackson
Walter Cox
Jas
Onvals
Sallie van Buskirk
Sweet Springs
Anna Crowder
Ruby van Buskirk
John Hicklins
Witcher
Community Notes from Rose Valley Rural Roundup
Rose Valley reports show Mrs. 8 A Wagner and children visiting Mrs. Elwood Yokley and family while Mrs. Uriah Mayse and Ida stay with Walter Mayse. T A McAllister visits J D Rothrock. Arthur Mayse with Bam Rothrock. Henry Rucker with John Reinwald. B F Hall with W M Cox. John D Rothrock on business in Marshall. Milto n Johnson’s clan visits Henry Johnson. Everett Chambers with Jim Chambers. Atwood Yokley on ElDorado Springs trip. A J Link and wife visit John Clinard. Farmers busy sowing wheat. some townsfolk to Sedalia fair early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McAllister
J.D. Rothrook
Arthur Mayse
Bam Rothrock
Henry Rucker
John
J. A. Link
Milton Johnson
Henry Johnson
Sweet Springs
Everett Chambers
Jim Chambers
Atwood Yokley
ElDorado Springs
A. J. Link
John Clinard
Sedalia
Navton Mrs William Seato from Kanaak City Saturday
Mrs William Seato traveled from Kanaak City on Saturday as Murrell proceeded to Marehall with unclear sequence of events noted in fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Seatod
Kanaak City
Murrell
Marehall
Local residents mingle in Marshall and surrounding towns
Monroe Wilkerson and daughter Miss Sarah traveled to Marshall Monday. Numerous visits and travels are noted, including D H Johnson inspecting taxpayers, James Shackelford attending a post office officials convention in Kansas City, Rev. J B Meacham preaching in Sharpsburg, and Rev. W Scott at Baptist services. Cattle trades, shopping trips, and family movements are interspersed with social calls, church attendance, and a major runaway incident involving Dick Thorp and Wade Higginbotham families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Meacham
Sharpsburg
Kentucky
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wm. Scott
Four Baptist Church
Homer Conway
Nelson
James Verta
Harvey McMahan
Kansas City
Williams Family Maps Move to Marshall
Irvin Williams and his family moved to Marshall on Monday. Petr Hooper, son of Mr and Mrs C B Hooper, fell Sunday breaking his arm and crushing a shoulder, though he is recovering as well as can be expected. Mrs Grace Harlan and her daughters, who had been visiting, proceeded to Blackwater Monday and stayed with Wm Gibson for a few days. Mrs John Marr was shopping in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilmarth
Mildred
Marshall
Chas, Howard
Will Elgin
Mt. Leonard
M. A. Barnes
Ben Andres
Pleasant Hill
Sharp
Saline City
Slater
Messrs Thorp
Higginbotham
Messrs
R. B. Finley
Milt Morris
Louis Petry
Mr. Thorp
Harges
Nat Thornton
Robt. Bagnell
Irvin Williams
Petr Hooper
Mra
Cc. B. Hooper
Grace Harlan
Blackwater
Wm. Gibson
John Marr
Little Roce Dr Sharp Hosts Nelson Visit The Past
Dr Sharp made his first Nelson appearance in years as a caller on Sunday. Miss Flora Leimkuhligg visited her sister Mrs Ehier this week. A local baseball team played in Nelson Monday and beat the home squad 19 to 11. Dan Ehier and sister Mrs Hoe-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sharp
Nelson
Flora Leimkuhligg
Mra
Ehier
Nelson Munday
Dan Ehier
Hoe
Local residents noted in New Frankfort area visits
New Frankfort reports Mrs. John Groeninger of Kansas City visiting relatives, while Mrs. Chas Arbogast returned from a three week Kansas City stay. Chas Deibel of Sharon bought calves, and Mrs. Annie Genser of Gilliam visited her mother. G E Wilming, apple barrel maker, is active nearby. Chas Zahl of Moberly visited his sister, and many locals plan to attend Sedalia State Fair next week. Mrs. Asbury and granddaughter left for Centralia, and Mrs. Adam Sheer hosted a Tuesday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groeninger
Kansas City
Chas. Arbogast
Chas. Deibel
Sharon
Annie Genser
Gilliam
Wilming
Chas, Zahl
Moberly
G. E
Sedalia
Local Notes From Marshall Area Headlines
Mrs John Wolford on the sick list. W T Brown made a business call in Marshall last week. L T Bailey of Marshall stayed with Mr and Mrs Willis Brockman last Saturday. Miss Mabel Brockman returned home in Sedalia after a week visit to her cousin. Mr and Mrs Will Roberts visited Mr and Mrs John Wolford last Sunday. Jim Scott of Woodson preached at Ridge Prairie next Sunday and was guest of his brother Will Scott on Sunday.
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W. T. Brown
Marshall
L T. Bailey
Willis Brockman
Mabel Brockman
Sedalia
Will Roberts
John Wolford
Ridge Prairie
Jim Scott
Woodson
Will Scott
Broom Corn Grower Sees Promising Yield near Here
D A Kelley visited Saturday from hoping and displayed broom corn. He rented 20 acres and expects to sell it for 9000. He believes it will be a good paying crop, especially on thriving land.
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D. A. Kelley
Krienkamp visit, Emma area, and local updates
Concordia visitors H C Krienkamp and family saw Henry Meyer family east of Emma. Water well drilling passed 300 feet and aims for 3 gallons per minute. Wm C Meyer builds store addition. Prof M Merz ill. Emma cornet band serenaded bedfast Geo Brockman for his birthday. Henry Danken offers poultry. Meyer Meinershagen wedding near Blackburn. Lydia Meyer of Kansas City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Krienkamp
Concordia
Henry Meyer
Emma
Wm. C. Meyer
M. Merz
Emma Cornet
Geo. Brockmans
Geo
Henry Danken
Meyer- Meinershagen
Blackburn
Lydia Meyer
Kansas City
Sweet Springs social notes and travels
Mrs C W Hedger visited relatives near Houstonia this week Curtis Noel left for Topeka Kansas for work Miss Minerva Daniel of Bedalia visited G L Daniel family south of town Ed Reavis spent Tuesday in Houstonia Dr R M Smiley returned from Versalles Mo township teachers association held an instructive meeting in the high school auditorium Mrs Mary Leary and daughter Edna of Caney Okla visiting relatives here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hedger
Houstonia
Curtis Noel
Topeka
Kansas
Minerva Daniel
Bedalia
G. L. Daniel
Ed Reavis
R. M. Smiley
Versalles
Township Teachers Association
Mary Leary
Edna
Caney, Okla
Miss Daisy Smith Returns Home After European Tour
Miss Daisy Smith, three months touring Europe, plans to return home at week’s end. John Hicklin’s sale of horses and mules north of town Monday drew a good crowd. all stock sold well. Cemetery Association ladies served a warm dinner that boosted their treasury. Edna Davis of Kansas City visited relatives here. Lena Ratliff and children of Ringen Oklahoma left after visiting her parents. Bertha Asche and Ida Asche spent time in Haginsville. Mattie Bradley of Lexington visited the Shiffler home. Mrs T C Andrew left for Oklahoma to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hicklin
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Edna Davis
Kansas City
Lena Ratliff
Ringen
Okla
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County News
Rose Valley
8. A. Wagner
Elwood Yokley
Uriah Mayse
Ida
Walter Mayse
Napton
Monroe Wilkerson
Sarah
Lon Odell
Minnie Parks
Lerline Thorp
D. H. Johnson
Edgar Smith
Higbee
Old Home Place
Emma Senter
Maud Adkisson
Lexington
Fisher
W. BR. Beott
J. M. Buntin
P. C. Bush
Texas
Jas. T. Shackelford
N. L. Duncan
Francia Duncan
Frank Dysart
Oklahoma
Kate Kennedy
Pueblo
Colorado
Bennett
Wyoming
Ner
Mt. Sterling
Gasconade County
Otto Kramer
Guy Walker
Clay Centre
Henry Landwehr
Frank Leimkuhler
Henry Ohlendorf
Abe Davis
Little Rock
Little Roce
Michael Stern & CO
Rochester
New Frankfort
Koping
Poland
China
Leyhe & Sparks
Daisy Smith
Europe
Bertha Asche
Haginsvill
Ida Asche
Mattie Bradley
8. F. Shiffler
T. C. Andrew
Farmers Savings Bank
Welevite
the Farmers Savings Bank
Marshall, Missouri
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