Sweet Springs News Bounces Between Visits and Funerals
Farl Beaty of End visited his brothers V. O. and ER. M. Beaty then returned home. Myrtle Smith of Dunkburg stayed with Miss Elizabeth Goreth and Mrs. Geo W. Frey in Los Angeles while her mother, Mrs. BF A Faries, extended her stay. Bert Greenlee of Marshall was buried at Fakeview cemetery after a cross-country trip. Mrs. Ballock attended the June burial. Mason spent summer on the Pacific coast and visited his parents before returning to the Chicago University. A local concert season ends as outdoor concerts wind down. Neva Urata left for biking near New Orleans. Nelle Hoymen hosted relatives. Maud Smith spent the year in Kentucky, while Mrs. 1. S. Wiles hosts visitors. R.S. Mays returned from Kansas City and bought a land claim as the church’s projected meeting gains interest. Melntyre family from Dumaguete are on furlough with T. Berry. Misses Georgia and France visited Marshall. Philip Jacobi sold hogs. Brown and Scott attended Wichers funeral in Houston. Garnett Correll took horses to Sedalia for the fair. Grace Lasley and Annie Thornton visited Blue Lick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farl Beaty
End
Okla
V. O
ER. M. Beaty
Misa Myrtle Smith
Dunksburg
Elizabeth Goreth
Geo
W. Frey
Los Angeles
Cal Kh
Faries
Bert Greenlee
Marshall
Fakeview
Ballock
Greenlee
Thia Yee
Mason
Pacife Coast
Mra
Maser
Chicags University Thesday
Yeing
Nh Ave
Neve Urata
New Monlea
Nelle Itoymen
Guiert
Hrdrer
Dave Tits
Maud Smith
Kentucky
Upham
Kanzas City
Montag
Protreetel
Peogrars
Rbavt
St Cuurch
Mere Wloo
Melntyre
Eloldsen
Dumaguete
Philippine
Georgia
France
Maraghall
Philip Jacobi
W. R. Brown
C. W. Scott
Houstonnia
W. DP. Witcher
Garnett Correll
Tuesaday
Sedalia
Grace Lasley
Annie Thornton
Blue Lick
Miss Maurine Gorrell Visits Parents Over Weekend
Miss Maurine Gorrell visited her parents from Friday night until Sunday. J. J. Scott, Sr. and daughters were noted in the vicinity, with family members sharing time together during the weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Gorrell
J. J. Scott, Sr
Antioch Social Notes From The James Mayse Visit
Mrs. James Mayse visits her daughter Mrs. Chas Aldridge in Antioch. Mrs. Anni Dickerson calls on Mrs. Arthur Cox Friday night. Miss Nana Hall visits relatives near Elmwood over the weekend. Lorens Mayse injures her foot. healing well. Heat and dust spark complaints before the area hopes for warmer days and dry mud. W. F. E. Dutton hosts John Hicks family and Halsey and Shelton families on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mayse
Chas, Aldridge
Anni Dickerson
Arthur Cox
Nana Hall
Elmwood
Richard Mayse
Lorens
John Hicks
Mr. Halsey
Mr. Shelton
W. FE. Dutton
Social Visiting Among South Grove Residents Last Week
Mrs. Oth VanBuskirk visited James Hook's Monday. Mrs. James O'Neal and Mrs. Lizzie Wallace were at Sallie VanBuskirk's Tuesday. Lewis VanBuskirk and wife visited Fd Blakie's several days last week. Fred Montgomery and wife and Miss Dorit Mayse visited Henry Montgomery's. Ernest Akeman and family visited Roberts Sims' Tuesday. Will Thomson and family stayed several days at Mote Teagard's. Miss Grace Cretcher called on H Shrader's Tuesday. Mrs. E J Cretcher and daughter spent Wednesday at George O'Neal's. Mrs. P E Pittman and daughter spent Wednesday at T N Barnes'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oth VanBuskirk
James Hook
James O'Neal
Lizzie Wallace
Sallie VanBuskirk
Lewis VanBuskirk
Ernest Akeman
Roberts Sims
Will Thomson
Mote Teagard's
Grace Cretcher
H, Shraders
E. J. Cretcher
George O'Neal
New Lady Fashion at Saline Store Feature
You will make no mistake in coming to headquarters for all the new things to wear. This popular Saline shop highlights a liberal patronage from ladies, offering a range of long and medium coats with man-tailored skirts and a wide fit for every size. A New Feature.
Socials and visitors in Blackburn town notes
Mrs J. 8 Hitt hosted dinner with a list of visitors including Mr and Mrs Ferre, Mrs Metenif and daughter, G W Lister, John Hancock of St Louis, E J Liter and daughter, Mattie Iillard and daughter of Oklahoma, Logsdon building several houses, Mrs Frick of Oak Grove visiting, Mrs Tlancock of St Louis visiting, Prof. Watson of Liberty visiting. Win Blackford sold three loads of cows to St E L Jackson. Mrs E R Small returned from the east with millinery goods. Mrs Small is renowned for her wide reputation in fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frick
Oak Grove
J. D. Masterson
Magin Tlancock
St. Louis
G. W. Liter
Prof. Watson
Liberty
Win. Blackford
Blackburn
St. E. L. Jackson
E. R. Small
Official banking statement from Nelson Missouri records
The document presents a formal banking statement from Nelson in Ballou County Missouri, signed by J.T. Coleman as president owner, declaring assets liabilities and capital, with sections listing drafts, deposits, certificates, and other resources. It reads like a statutory bank report detailing current financial position and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
State of Missouri
Dinah
Tate
Iivitaires
Stork
Igabuss
Cbs
MARTY
BORON
Missouri
Balloo
J.T. Coleman
Mishiess
Hank Perens
A.D
Mrs Farrel and Miss Metcalf Visit Mar Hall Then Lexington
Styles and excellent party including Mr and Mrs Farrel and Miss Carrie Metcalf travel from Mis to Mar hall for a short visit and plan to proceed to Lexington to visit sister Mrs D P Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarty
Woods
Mis
Farrel
Carrie Metcalf
Mar Hall
Lex
New Home Shower Hails Rural County Weekend
Locals celebrate a weekend shower, with many residents listed visiting relatives and friends in Sedalia Kansas City Sweet Springs and Marshall. Names include Mies Tie Lemons D. M Harris John Dierking Ethel McKinney Dolite Maude Harrie L B Coggins Chas Martin Lester Harries and others. Protracted meeting runs at Flinwood as first frost arrives Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Mies ‘Tie Lenvons
Sedalia
J. Edwards
D. M. Harris
A. T Steager
Elmwool
SR. Thompson
John Dierking
Aml Vise
Marrin
Ethel McKinney
Kansas City
Maude
Dara Harrie
L. B. Coggins
Mwigginsville
John Knott
Chas. O Martin
Lester Harries
Troustonia
J. H. Fordham
Sweet Springs
Willie
Charlie Lemons
Coose McKinney
Corder
Miss Willie Jones Returns Home From Sedalli Visit
Tedieville notes Miss Willie Jones came back Sunday night after a brief visit with friends in Sedalli, Shelton Thomas and ajster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Jones
Sedalli
Shelton Thomas
Ajster
Rose Valley Weather Sparks Social Cheer And Rain Delays
Rose Valley residents report good hail rain last week causing many to stay in and enjoy family visits. Will Smith and family visited Walter Smith, Mrs. Clinard toured Seda lia, and Mrs. Jackson stayed with her parents the Leonard family. Rain spoiled ice cream supper plans for Mt Zion, while Mrs. Montgomery and Owen Mayse hosted visitors. Arthur Mayse visited home folk, and Mrs. Mary Mayse with son Harve from Kansas joined relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smith
Walter Smith
John Clinard
Sedalia
Harry Jackson
SM. Leonard
Mt. Zion
Frei Montgomery
Owen
Slater
Dora
Uriah Mayse
Fammy
Arthur Mayse
Mary Mayse
Son
Harve
Kansas
Local society notes from Sedalia area week
Motei Hoigpford and Mise Opal Yokely visit Misses Wagoners. Hall and family attend Thursday evening service. Rothrock and family with Uriah Maye’s kin Friday. Scott to Noise Tor Seine Cre event Tuesday to Saturday with his mother. Fever from a bortoed to fair at Sedalia next week. Harve Scott at Sweet Springs Sunday. Wesley Urton and Rineodl Vake barter cattle Monday. Miss Lotto Wall visiting Mt. Zion. Will Schine of Sweet Spring visits Miss Aura Wayeard. George Trnk’ne noted as a don ner fouret Sunday at his uncle’s. Mort Popeyereued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumac
Rothrock
Famiy
Uriah Maye
Scott
Mra
Alster
Plang
Sedalia
Harve Scott
Sweet Springs
Wesley Urton
Rineodl Vakely
Unscrupulous Patent Medicine Ad Claims Fraud and Endorsements
A garbled testimonial sheet touts a fake endorsement for patent medicines and health remedies. It alleges personal reliability of a Toledo firm figure and promises cure for digestive issues and constipation, disguising as a business endorsement and medical claim.
Astonishing claims on footwear industry scale and tanning
A fragmentary report attributes to Rothwinee of the Shoe Int Sep toner Teecholest Wert extraordinary statements about the shoe business. It cites over 20 million near ye ene m Tlon per diy, daily production of 10,000 pairs, use of skins of FeROO Kids and other materials, and vast capacities by 2007. It notes 27 shades of shoes, rubbers totaling 870 million, and 7 million yearly tanning costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Volves
ALS
Avin
Ods
James Lee Recovers After Using New Discovery
A Zanesville resident writes that her husband James Lee owes his life to Dr King's New Discovery. She says his severely affected lungs were saved after trying the remedy, which relieved his coughs and colds with a money back guarantee and a trial bottle offered.
Lost Bay horse loose in Marshall with saddle and bridle
A white-faced horse with three white feet and a new horn saddle disappeared from a hitch rack in Marshall on Wednesday evening. A reward is offered. Contact Frank Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Horne
Marshall
Frank Johnson
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T. N. Barnes
Kirschbaum
Rikev
Au & CO
Muy
East Side Square
Telephone
Marshall, MO
Ofte Flaineln
Bank of Nelson
L. W. Arnold
Mrs. Ross
Laura
Sumlay
Role Uves
Marshall Milas
Grace Montgomery Vistel
Miskesa
Tusseys
Martin
Th. Harris
M. ‘Thorns
Tracy Hagen Aml
Thadius
Tedieville
Rose Valley
Mise Opal
Misses Wagoners
Mere Bof
Hall
MT. Hall
Weller
Cheney & Co
Toledo
FL C. Cheney
Fiiem Walthe
Kinnan & Marvin
Witelesse Drucgsts
Wolf
James Lee
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