Local Visitors Travel In From Nearby States
Miss Portio Callaway travels from California to visit her brother in the area. John Johnson from Montana visits his former wife Mrs. G. C. Miller in Warrenton. John Miller from St. Louis visits his father C. A. Miller. N. J. Pletcher and family spend the day with James Demon and family. August Reinhols returns from visiting relatives in Gasconade City. Marvin Yowell visits his parents H. Y. and Yowell. Zall and Alderson Callaway tour Marshall on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portio Callaway
Vereallire
California
Mce
R. Callaway
John Johnson
Montana
A. Miller
Char’ Drunert
Warrenton
John Miller
St. Louis
C. A. Miller
N. J. Pletcher
James Demon
August Reinhols
Hig Parenta
Gas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad with Testimonials
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. F. J Cheney & Co. Toledo. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan & Marvin. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price 75c per bottle, sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellara
Mall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Drugg'ste
Hali
Hall
Local News From Ourburg and Surroundings
A summary of last week highlights notes many residents visiting relatives in New Frankfort and Chicago trips by V. Daniel and Lee Cannon. Mrs Fannie True spent several days in the community while Judge Heinzler shipped hogs to St Louis. The town marshal was ordered to build a concrete crossing from the McKinney Cooper corner to M D Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ben Schmitzmyer
Ourburg
Town Board
McKinney & Cooper
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and School Recap
Pleasant Valley reports visitors including Mrs Netta Rucker of Nelsonia and Mrs J F Miles, with Mr T Williams returning from Nelson area. Mr and Mrs Mack Deann attend the State Fair in Sedalia, as do Mr and Mrs Miles and daughter. A new school month opened with recitations and strong attendance. Claud Holden Roy Lima George Strickner Percy Turner Pini King Mary Miles Mattie Dennis Hester Rutherford praised by teacher Lota Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netta Rucker
Nelson Ia
J. F. Miles
T. Williams Raturous
Nelson
Cooper County
Mack Deann
Sedalia
Claud Holden
Roy Lima
George Strickner
Percy Turner
Pini King
Mary Miles
Mattie Dennis
Hester Rhetherford
Lota Conway
Local Highlights From Alma and Nearby Towns
Mrs Rufie Clark and family shopped in Marehall on Thursday. Miss Edna King of Hern don visited her grandfather Reuben George from Friday night to Sunday. Mr and Mrs J J Scott and daughter were entertained by Mr and Mrs J U Lacy of Alma. Mr and Mrs P F Jacobi celebrate the arrival of a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufie Clark
Marehall
Edna King
Near Herndon
Reuben George
J. J. Scott
J. U. Lacy
Alma
P. F. Jacobi
Rose Valley Family Involved In Local Incident
Mra George Deal and Will Bea gan with the Deal family of Marehall ylastpalatives near our vicinity are mentioned in relation to a recent local event. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
George Deal
Beagan
Marehall
Local residents attend fairs and visit kin this week
Miss Minnie Rothrock at Central College Lexington spent early week with parents then returned to school Wednesday. Lizzie and Florence Smith visited home from Friday to Sunday. Oliie Smith Floyd and Stella Smith Mae Leonard returned home after Kansas City trip and carnival. Nana Hall Lillian Akiridge visited J F Hall Thursday night. Mrs John Whirley Willetta visited J D Rothrock Sunday. A J Robbins family visited Sedalia and state fair. Many neighbors attended Sedalia state fair and Eagle Carnival at Marshall and fairs at Concordia Scidala. Will Smith family visited Houstonia. Henry Jackson family visited T A McAllister. Owen Montgomery ill but improving. Arthur Magee visited home Friday to Sunday. Pleas Aldridge children visited F T Hall. Stoner Hall attended Mt Zion cream supper. Wesley Arton moving to Sweet Springs. Little Hall returned Sunday with Irving Davis and Leona Hall and Harry Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Rothrock
Central College
Lexington
Lizzie
Florence Smith
Oliie Smith
Floyd Stella Smith
Mae Leonard
Kansas City
Nana Hall
Lillian Akiridge
J. F. Hall
John Whirley
Willetta
J. D. Iothrock
C. Hall
Erect
Hen Hall
A.J. Robbins
Sedalia
Arthur Mayse
Harry Jackson
Sweet Sprites
Mate Haggard
Sweet Springs
Sam Rothrock
Marshall
Concordia
Will Smith
Floyd
Houstonia
S.M. Leonards
Sweet
Henry Jackson
T. A. McAllister
Owen Montgoomery
Scidlala
Arthur Magee
Irving Davis
Leona Jali
Harry Stoner
Arnica Salve for Sore Feet Proves Effective
Mr W Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet and all abrasions including burns cuts and piles. The product is sold under guarantee at drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stone
East Poland
Maine
Local Notes From Rose Valley and Nearby Areas
Rev Hill filled his regular appointment at Rose Valley. Miss Minnie Rothrock returned home Saturday evening to spend a few days with family and attend the Beadla fair. Neighbors who went to the Kansas City carnival include Mrs W H Smith Stella Smith May Leonard Grover Leonard and Ulysses Thomas who came home Wednesday from North Dakota where they spent two months. Mrs John Rothrock and Miss Sarah Weddle visited Hiram Rothrock and family Yhoreday. Miss Florence Smith stayed with her parents Will A Smith and family from Friday to Sunday. A daughter was born to Milton Johnson and wife on September 80. Mrs Harry Jackson visited father S M Leonard and family Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. H. Smith
Stella Smith
May Leonard
Grover Leonard
Ulysses Thomas
North Dakota
John Rothrock
Sarah Weddle
Hiram Rothrock
Florence Smith
Will A. Smith
Milton Johnson
Harry Jackson
M. Leonard
Antioch News Notes and Local Visits
Miss Lizzie Smithe of Warrensburg State Normal visited Sedalia for the fair on Thursday before flying home. Mr. and Mrs. J M Hook and sons called on Mrs Hooks parents William Cox and wife Sunday. Local folk attended Sedalia fair and reported a fine time. Mrs. Chas Aldridge Mrs Reuben Smithy and Mrs. B F Hall visited Mrs. Arthur Cox Friday night. Frank Jones visited Richard Hicks Sunday. Mamie Akeman at Sweet Springs high school spent weekend with her parents C Akeman and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Smithe
Warrensburg
Sedalia
J. M. Hook and Sons
Mamie Akeman
Sweet Springs High School
Mrs. C. Akeman
Rainy spell shapes wheat and road tale
Cretcher notes another rainy stretch helps the wheat. On Sunday night near Antioch, Luther Treece encountered a suspicious man on the road, hid his watch under the buggy cushion, and was relieved when the robber fled after a brief search. Local residents including Charles and Pleas Aldridge, Luther Treece, Marvin Hayes, Lester Hall, Worthy Montgomery and others gathered for the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Treece
Antioch
Mr. Roscher
Luther Gee
Charles and
Pleas Aldridge
Marvin Hayes
Lester Hall
Worthy Montgomery
Wilson
Warrensburg
John Treece
Blue Lick W P Lume Ends Meeting With Late Start
Blue Lick W P Lume closed his meetings Sunday night as Brother Navies wished to come a little later and assist. In the gathering Mrs. Sai Igo returned home after a two week visit to her parents W F Dennis and wife and her sister Mex Jap Holden. W S and WN, wife and daughter J M Denneen family and W F Dennis visited their parents Sunday. Mrs G P Lasleye expected her mother Mrs York from St Louis on a visit. Mr Trent a boy confined to his bed for some time is up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Lume
Bro. Navies
Sai Igo
W. F. Dennis
Mex
Jap Holden
W.S
J M. Denneen
W. FP
Dennis
G. P. Lasleye
She Likes Good Things
Mrs. Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King s New Life Pills as her family laxative because they are effective and easy. Painters sold at all druggists for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Local notes from Sharon and nearby towns
Reports from Sharon and surrounding areas note improving health of Mrs Hoffman and visitors Edna Quinenberry and Miss Webster. Families including Mr and Mrs George Carr and Mr T Smith attend Sedalia fair and a carnival in Kansas City. Protracted meeting ongoing at Bethel with the Ladies Missionary society entertaining Mrs Meyving and visitor Mr Replogan from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witl
W. Tk Hoffman
Hetter
Edna Quinenberry
Slater
Mix
W M. Miller
George Carr
Tennesser
T. Smith
Henry Akeman
Marshall
Hardin
Miss Webster
Miami
Wa Py
Davis District Family Visits and Local Travel Notes
Joe Harris went to Marshall last Tuesday to train as a telegraph operator. Henry Herrmann and wife of Bosworth visited relatives in the county the past week. Frank Pinkard bought a new buggy in Slater last Friday. Travis Sullivan and family moved into Amos Audley’s house last week. C G Kitchen and sons attended all day services in New Frankfort Sunday. P G Sullivan and wife shopped in Marshall Saturday. Amos Audsley and family visited relatives near Miami Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Josephine Blerimony is visiting in New Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Harris
Marshall
Henry Herrmann
Bosworth
Jos. Hermann
Frank Pinkard
Slater
Travis Sullivan
Amos Audley
CG. C. Kitchen
New Frankfort
P. G. Sullivan
Amos Audsley
Miami
Josephine Blerimony
Tll
Miss Nannie Walker Visiting Seattle Sister
Miss Nannie Walker of Seattle Washington visits her sister Mrs J W Rose as guest in the household for a period of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Walker
Seattle, Wash
J. W. Rose
College Notes from Curryville and Nearby Students
Mias Sue Reding of Curryville enroled at M V C on Tuesday. Rev J F E Courtner, visiting from the class of 1905, recovers from injuries after an earlier run away accident. New students include Miss Hettie Mike from Shackleford and Lloyd and Miss Minnie Wade from Centertown. Rev O M Trousdale recently resigned from Odell Ave church and gave a keen address to students. The faculty and students regret W G Davis’s two week absence and hope for his return. Prof R L Shepherd attended Kansans City Presbytery at Odessa as retiring moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Sue Reding
Curryville
Kev. J. FE. Courtner
Courtner
Hettie Mike
Shackleford
Lloyd
Minnie Wade
Centertown
R. L. Shepherd
Kansans
Odessa
A Good Substitute in a Lesson Error
A fragment shows a teacher querying a student named James about a synonym. The pupil answers quickly with a garbled reply, illustrating a point about contemporary teaching methods and a claim that the student possesses a usable brain.
Hancock's Pace Mare Welle Hardin Fells at Sedalin Fair
Hancock's pacing mare Welle Hardin fell and broke her ro kit pace during the Sedalin fair afternoon event. Mr. Hancock drove the horse, a fae mare, and the loss is heavy to Me Tlancock. Mrs. J. O. R. McDonald hosts her mother, Mrs. Fon Jones, of Marecsy ihe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Welle Hardin
Sedalin Fair
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Fast Headache Relief
Mrs Lowris Lewellyn of Powell touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick headache relief. She says a single tablet stops pain with no after effects and credits the pills with helping her son Frank Snyder and many others at home. They cost 25 cents for 25 doses and are available through 45 000 druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
U. S
Frank Snyder
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Re County News Breade OR
Walnut Grove
Gilliam
Pleasant Valley
Woodson
Rose Valley
J Vandyke
J. T. Fisher
L. W. Vandyke
VanDyke & Co
New York
Bank of Saline
Marshall, MO
Rev. Hill
Bedalla
Cretcher
Annie Laurie
Wm. Laurie
Irs, Nuckles & Nuckles
New
Sharon
Davis District
Cardus
Apple
Cormant ‘Olenes
A. B. Kirschbaum & Co
Philadelhia Andew York
Murphy Misthing Co
A. Murrell
C. Lamkin
J.P. Huston
College Notes
Jimmy
Leofes
James
Ron
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