Protracted Antioch Meeting Closes With Six Additions
A three week long protracted meeting at Antioch ended Sunday night in success with six additions. Rev. Smith of Marshall led the services and Arthur Mayse, teaching the Forbes school near Elnwood, spoke on Saturday and Sunday. Several local residents, including Miss Ida Mayne and Miss Nana Hall, were mentioned among visitors and guests. A basket dinner at Antioch drew a large crowd and the Christian Church ladies served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Rev. Smith
Marshall
Arthur Mayse
Forbes
Elnwood
H. C. Hall
Lottie Hall
Wesley Orton
North Dakota
Ida Mayne
Slater
Nana Hall
Irving Davis
Harry Stoner
Sweet Springs
Lottie
Leona Hall
W. D. Cranehursday
Ladies of the Christian Church
Ben Hall
William Cox
Chloe Smith
Rose Valley
Arthur McAllister
Pratt
Kansas
Pleas Aldridge
Lizzie Smith
Warrensburg
Minnie Stothrock
Lexington
Arthur McAlister
C. M. Seller's
Samuel Rothrock
Uriah Mayse
Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Endorsement
A reader from Harrisville New York praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as exactly right after years of use. The product is claimed to relieve constipation biliousness and malaria with no discomfort and costs 25 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
Local notes from Warrensburg and Boonville scene
The fragment notes social visits and activities in Warrensburg and Boonville include Ruth Vanatta of Boonville as a prior guest of Mr and Mrs Lewis Petry. Jack Wigginbotham accepted a Cox butcher shop position. Mr and Mrs Andrew Davis of Hardeman traveled to Boonville and returned. Mrs Mildred Morris of Marshall visited the Davises. Rev J B Dotson preached at Brownlee. A moving picture company visited town. Elizabeth Marshall is visiting her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
Ruth Vanatta
Boonville
Lewis Petry
Jack M Wigginbotham
Cox Butcher ‘Shop
Andrew Davis
Hardeman
Boonvile
McAlister
Mildred Morris
Marshall
James Davis
Koenig
J. B. Dotson
Brownlee
Moving Picture
Davis District Notes And Visits In The Area
Davis district reports include P G Sullivan and family Sundaying at Wm Gauldings near New Frankfort Amos Audsley and family visiting near Miami Mrs Kemper moving near Ayers first of week Joe Stephens on sick list Geo Mullins and wife visited Hi Audsley Sunday Arthur Kitchen returned to Iowa after visiting here and at Good Hope Joshua Williams of Slater stayed in the community early week Davis school opened Monday with Prof Sullivan as teacher Sunday services scheduled at Prospect Don Mullins Boyd Stephens and Ulysses Irvine to attend Baptist Association at Union Church near Marshall Friday to Sunday Sam Witt visiting from Iowa Viva Hawkins of Marshall spent weekend with cousin Vera Hil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mullins
Hi. Audsley
Arthur Kitchen
Iowa
Good Hope
Joshua Willams
Slater
Davis School
Prof. Sullivan
Prospect
C. C. Kitchen
Hannah Witts
Harmony
Don Mullins
Boyd Stephens
Ulysses Irvine
Baptist Association
Union Church
Marshall
Sam Witt
Viva Hawkins
Vera Hil
Cretcher residents seek rain and welcome new births
Dry and dusty conditions prevail as Cretcher residents wish for rain. Community meeting ends at Antioch Sunday night with additions. Misses Ethel Cox and the Wilsons depart for Warrensburg to teach. Numerous neighbors and visitors are named. Farmers prepare to sow wheat. Local barber boasts first-class service. Births reported: a five-pound boy and a four-pound girl. Road work improving local routes.
New Home Picnic Draws Large Local Crowd
A picnic at Mackburn last Saturday drew a large crowd and party attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Winston of Pettis county J A Larue and family and Mr. and Mrs DM Harris. Visitors and neighbors were noted as Miss Tessie Knott stayed with the McKinney sisters while several couples shared Sunday visits. Many locals attended shopping in Sweet Spring and others traveled from Douglas Kansas to visit the Fordham household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackburn
John Winston
Pettis County
J. A. Larue
DM Harris
D. Lemon
Familly
Lester Harris
Enid
Kingfisher
Oklo
Tessie Knott
Local Moves and Visits Across Town and County
Miss Mabel Marshall accepts a sales position at Dr. O Staples store after resigning from Vert's. Mrs O Noble of Marshall visits friends here and in the country for several weeks. Miss Hans of Slater and Miss Elis of Marshall, who teach here, are at home with Geo Alexander's family. Mrs E D Sappington grew sick while visiting relatives the Misses Dreathitts in town and remains bedbound. Dr Shuck attends daily. R B Thorp and family visited Mrs James Townsend, and Wallace Mayfield of Warrensburg, employed to teach Cotton Patch school for the year, rented three furnished rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Marshall
Shuck
R. B. Thorp
James Townsend
Wallace Mayfield
Warrensburg
Hay
Family visits and minor accident reported locally
Samuel Blain and sister Fran ces spent weekend with J A Larue family. Monroe Hackney and wife left for Arkansas. Rufus Edwards of Kimswood visited Malta Bend residents. William Katlender had an accident cutting corn and was treated by Dr James. Bank Concert attendance noted. Several locals visited family and neighbors through the week with multiple name mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blain
Frances
J. A. Larue
Monroe Hackney
Arkansas
Rufus Edwards
Kimswood
F. Cole
Malta Bend
William Katlender
James ofEimiwomi
Minchburn
Ethel McKinney del Liorena Trown
G. Forbes
Inet
J. M. Harris
Douglas, Kansan
Willis Lemon
D. Lemmon Sunley
Ale J. J. Murray
J. M Morris
DM Harris
Walter Harris
Lakne
Antioch Births and Local News From Antioch Area
Antioch reports a son and daughter born to Mr and Mrs Van Buskirk and to Mr and Mrs Vox on September 7 and 170k date. Protentidal meetings at Antioch ended with five additions to the church. A basket meeting Sunday and several resident visitors and callers are noted including Rev Smith Arnold Mrs Dedman Miss Nellie Treece Flora Miller Ida Richards Edna Akeman Mae Leon jard Ethel Cox Luther Treece Archie Miller Julia King and Sallie Vannuskirk relations. Mixed Mitchell Wilson and Ethel Cox left for Warrensburg to attend the Normal. Mrs James Dickerson and Callie visited Mera Arthur Cox Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Ethel Cox
Wilson
Warrensburg
Willtend
Leslie
Bessie
Dora Armentrout
Thurman Armentrout
Hates County
J. J. Wilson
Stew
Smith
Arnold
Edna Akeman
Flora Miller
Nellie Treece
Ida Richards
May Leonard
Dedeman
Arcelie Miller
Luther Treece
John King
Sallie van Buskiek
Creteher
Mary
Joe Pritchard
J. P. Wilson
Henry Montgomery
Charley VanBuskirk
Arthur Cox
Annie Crowder
Con
Roe
Tha Karts
Charlies van Buskirk
Arthur Vox
Feilay
Chotel
Mae Leonjard
Archie Miller
Julia King
Sallie Vannuskirk
Mixtes
Mtchel Wilson
James Dickerson
Callie
Mera
James Mayserd
Hucklin's Arnica Salve Praised by J W Jenkins
Saye J W Jenkins of Chapel Tin declares Hucklin's Arnica Salve the best in the world, claiming it cured a felon enemy thumb and reliably heals sores burns and wounds, with availability at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucklin
Saye
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Tin
S.O "Tam
Local News Briefs From Little Rock Area
Earl Brockway Harry Thomas and Fib Gibson were fined by Squire Prout for disturbing the peace Saturday night at Elder Dros social. The sore throat issue is fading in Little Rock and across the state. Dan Eller visited Slater last week. Mrs Hayner hosts visitors from Gasconade County and Mrs Highbarger of Slope Missouri. The Ringo hauled wheat to Glasgow. Constable Shepard is busy. Miss Mary Boges is ill. Franklin Junction and the Reds of Little Rock played a ball game Sunday afternoon, 12 to 4 in favor of Little Rock. Arrow Rock and Lisbon attendees. James S Thornton, thrown from a wagon last Sunday, is improving. Dr Sharp visited Arrow Rock Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brockway
Harry Thomas
Fib Gibson
Squire Prout
Elder Dros
Littl Rock
Dan Eller
Slater
Gasionade County
Hayner
Highbarger
Slope
Ringo
Glasgow
Constable Shepard
Mary Boges
Franklin Junction
Reds
Little Rock
Arrow Rock Social Notes Show Gentle Weekend in Town
Mrs Will Houman and children shopped in Arrow Rock Saturday while Rev I E Wool new Methodist pastor arrived and preached two sermons. Miss Lee Lawless reported a pleasant school term at Potter schoolhouse. Mr Crump and Miss Georgia Yates from Hoomboro attended the ice cream supper. Numerous neighbors visited, dined, and traveled between Kansas City and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Houman
I. E. Wool
Methodist Sumlay School
Jennings
Tomer
Lebanon
Kansas City
Crump
Georgia Yates
Hoonboro
Will Diggs
Methodist Church
W. EB. Digits
M. Reynolds
Nelson
R. TL. Reynolds
W. F. Amick Aml
Frank Watts
Bonday
Missouri State Fair at Sedalia in October
The Missouri State Fair at Sedalia runs October 3 to 9. It boasts fine buildings, strong live stock exhibits, and top shows in farm, horticulture, art, textile, and home economics. The event aims to represent every county in Missouri with excellent exhibits and reflects rapid state progress in industry and agriculture.
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Missouri
United States
Empire State of
Surprise party at Mr Herfordt’s West Ginagow home
A lively crowd of youths gathered at the West Ginagow residence of Mr Herfordt and his nephew SoA McGuire for a surprise party. The evening featured dancing and socializing as friends and relatives, including Mer Herfordt and many named attendees, enjoyed the event and planned a future reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herfordt
West Ginagow
Milas Dorn
Frames Bekman
Matilda Strohtman
Ora Kelmtaneyer
Nora Haskamyp
Ethel Egy
Lyon & Healy Piano Bargain Ad From Chicago
Unusual chance to buy a Lyon & Healy steel instrument with latest design semi de trop case in mahogany. Previously owned briefly, shows no wear. Write Lyon & Healy at 77 Adams Street Chicago for administration and discounted sale details, agents’ discounts, and upright pianos priced far below original.
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Lyon & Healy
Lyon & Mlenty Pilati
Adams Street
Chicae
Enles
Campaign Funds Must Be Raised From Voters This Year
County committee authorizes township committees to take contributions and the county auditor to collect funds. Citizens are asked to donate from one to a thousand dollars as opportunities arise. Do not wait for a specific election to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Calder to Read the Republican in Quindaro Kansas
Luther Calder has journeyed to Quindaro Kansas to attend Western University and read the Republican. He travels to engage with the political scene and share viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Calder
Quindaro
Kansas
Western University
Republican
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