PRA BINS COUNTY NEWS TRAILS LOCAL VISITS AND EVENTS
Irving Davidson and wife of Marshall visited Friday at W. B. Diggs home. Rev. Wood held his first regular appointment at Smiths Cape Sunday with his wife. Earl Hey of Marshall visited grandparents W. I. Diggs and wife. Ralph Shemwell traveled to Boonville Saturday. Dr. McGuire went to Marshall to hear Gov Folk with Miss Leora Herndon. FE Davidson and wife of near Warsaw visit Diggs family. Clark Swinney and daughters shopped in town. Herman Feijlers on the streets Saturday. Walter Neil and Jeff Hazel from north of Hardeman in town Saturday. Mrs Sr Beazley guest of relatives in Herndon. Frank Lawless family dinner at Will Moehle’s. Mrs Earl Green shopped in town. Mrs Miner of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs W. Huston and family. Wilber Well and wife of Marshall visiting this week. Ralph Brown and Miss Bessie Odell of Clay Center callers at Frank Townsend’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Davidson
Marshall
W. B. Diggs
Rev. Wood
Smith
Cape
Earl Hey
W. I. Diggs
Ralph Shemwell
Boonville
Dr. McGuire
Leora Herndon
New Home Born to Forbes in Elmwood Community
A baby boy was born September 20 to Mr and Mrs John Forbes. Mr and Mrs Billie Day of Oklahoma left after a short visit. Local residents visited Sedalia and Marshal on various errands. Protracted Methodist meeting to begin September 28 led by Rev J C Diggs of Sweet Springs. many are invited.
Antioch Community Notes From A Dusty Weekend
Miss Callie Dickerson invited her sister Mia and others for Friday and Saturday events. Family names appear with visits, a newborn eight pound baby boy announced at Santay morning, and several residents visiting relatives in town. A hand injury to Floyd Mizer required medical care, and travel plans include Win Rothrock and wife heading to New Mexico. Birthday wishes for Ethel Smithey and a social cast of local residents mark a quiet weekend in Antioch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Dickerson
Mia
Richard Magee
Robert Simms
Lawson Chappel
A.M. Took
Red Dickerson
Walter Magee
Ditton
Bobl Hall
J. M. Hook
Arthur Cox
Floyd Mizer
Win
Rothrock
Sturtel
New Mexico
W.D. Cath
Nelo
Ethel Smithey
Lappy
John Witeos
Janos Dickerson
George Datton
Tem Thali
Peek
Cox
Wits Isom
Nick Bist
Salt Springs Local News and Visits
Wheat sowing has begun and corn cutting nears completion. Marshall residents Harry Danuser attended services Sunday evening. A Ransberger traveled to Kansas City Monday to buy cattle. James Steele and Jany returned home after weeks in Morgan county visiting relatives. Will Greer from Colorado visited his parents Sunday evening. Mrs. E Redman of Marshall and daughter Mrs. H A Thomas Dean Oquest joined others from Mt. Leonard at services Sunday. Locals heard Folk in Marshall Saturday. F C Blackburn of Mata Bend was in the area Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Danuser
Marshall
A Ransberger
Kansas City
James Steele
Jany
Morgan County
Will Greer
Colorado
Local visits and social calls in TEDIEVILLE area
Miss Nora Vanata of Houstonia visited Miss Laura and Miss Lula Thomas from Friday to Sunday last week. Mr and Mrs Chay Durke of Hughesville visited J M Moore and family Saturday night. Miss Ida Jones stayed Thursday with Miss Daley Hanley. L E Pauley and Rose Haggard were in Marshall shopping Saturday. Tracy Haggard made a business trip to Bredana Saturday. Several locals attended a surprise party at FR A Tussey's Friday night. Will Artop and Mrs G L Yokely and Roy Wilcoxson visited relatives in Kansas City Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Arthur Hill, ill last week, is slowly improving. Tracy Haggard and family entertained Sunday dinner guests from Crecher and Donnell families. Mrs W L Witcher called on Mrs J W Bomer Sunday evening. L E Slivey and C Haoos-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Vanata
Houstonia
Laura
Lula Thomas
Bredana
FR. A. Tussey
Will Artop
Meadames
G. L. Yokely
Roy Wilcoxson
Kansas City
Arthur Hill
Tracy Haggard
Mre
Frieden
Cretcher
Jim Haley
Wayne
Jno
Donnell
Social notes from Sedalia visit and a Saturday party
A business trip to Sedalia occurred at the week's start. Rev Branson and his wife visited W. L Jlonsbro and wife. Misses Luiura and Lula Thomas entertained many friends Saturday evening in honor of Miss Nora Vanata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luiura
Lula Thomas
Nora Vanata
Community Notes From Marshall and Saline Meeting
Sharon W towers and Mr Ford attended Gov Folk speech in Marshall on Saturday. Local residents listed include Mr and Mrs Walter Crain Mr and Mrs Henry Millsaps and Mr and Mrs Win Hardin at the Saline Association in Union. Revs T L Powell and J F Norvell to begin Bethel meeting the first Sunday in October. Ed Ruld and Margy A Witmimelaa celebrate visits and a baby boy brings smiles for Mr and Mrs Robert Mastin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Towers
Mr Ford
Marshall
Gov. Folk
Saline Association
Union
Walter Crain
Henry Millsaps
Win
Hardin
T. L. Powell
J, EF. Norvell
Bethel
Ed Ruld
Margy A. Witmimelaa
Warrensberg
J. L. Wiliing
L. A. Smith
J. J. Hardin
Robert Mastin
Rose Valley Pastor Accepts Call for Coming Year
Stey Hill of LaMonte filled his Herndon appointment Sunday morning and preached at Rose Valley Sunday night to become their pastor for the coming year. Mrs. John Clinard made business trips to Sedalia and back last week while eye treatment is underway. Harry Jackson and wife visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Saturday night. Miss Ida Mayse returned home after a week with relatives in Slater. Frederick Stoner of Sweet Springs spent Friday and Saturday with F. T. Hall and family. Many from the vicinity shopped in Sweet Springs Saturday. Rev. Trader of Warrensburg filled his regular Christian Union appointment Sunday, accompanied by his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stey, Hill of
F. T. Hall
Sweet Springs
Trader of
Warremberge
Christian Union
Community Notes From Sweet Springs Week
Miss Lottie Till visits her uncle IC Buje and family this week. Sam Nothrock and family visit Uriah Mayse’s Sunny. Owen Montgomery scratched by a dog but recovering well. Lester McAlister and Denipny Whirley converse across the creek Sunday. Arthur Mayse with home folks from Friday to Sunday. Harry Stoner and Miss Loona Hall attend Christian Union services. Luther Treece visits Miss May Leonard. Harve Scott, George Crookings, Misses Evelyn Jackson and Myrtle Haggard drive out Monday. BE Hall visits Win Cox and family Thursday. Several attend the bank convention at Sweet Springs Thursday. Miss Porlie Mion engaged to Celestie, at Sweet Springs High. People busy hauling water for stock. Wesley Urton rents his farm to Mote Haggard and Harve Scott. he will move to Sweet Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Till
IC Buje
Sam Nothrock
Aml
Uriah Mayses
Owen Montgomery
Lester McAlister
Denipny Whirley
Chriistian Union
Luther Treece
May Leonard
Harve Scott
George Crookings
Evlith Jackson
Myrtle Haggard
Sweet Springs
BE. Hall
Win. Cox
Thursby
For Sale 458 Acres Near Mt Leonard With Residence
FOR SALE 458 acres six miles south of Mt Leonard. The property includes a nine room residence and two tenant houses, one with one room and the other with two rooms. For terms call at the farm. J H Coulter R F D 1 Blackburn Mo. October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Leonard
J.h.coulter
R.F.D
Blackburn
Local social notes from El Piso and Fayette visit families
Mrs Will Terrell of El Piso and Mrs R L Metcalf visited their sister Mrs Metcalf. Mr and Mrs Aug Clerkney will move to their farm in October. Mrs Robert Priece and daughter returned to Fayette after visiting her mother Mrs Wao. The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church held a Posse Selah in the park with a large crowd attending and parcels for a Christmas drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Terrell
el Piso
Tex
R. PL Metcall
J. OR. Brawl
Louis
Awl
Robert Priece
Dagheter
Fayette
Wao
Aleqaa
The
Christian Church
Wheat Growing J In Washing Sprague
Journal entry from Sept 12 1908 recounts travel from Kansas City to Denver by Union Pacific then Huntington to Billings Wy to view Don Custer battlefield grave markers and the wheat country near Sprague Washington noting yields and wages for harvest workers and market price at about 50 bushels per acre. The writer lists towns Washington Idaho Montana and Oregon and mentions plans to travel to Seattle Portland Ogden and Denver. A classified sale ad for an encyclopedia and Lexington hand picked coal price appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Denver
Huntington
Billings
Mont
Wyoming
Don Custer
Lakia
Dereoaed
Seattle
Portland
Toomaa
Sault Lake City
Denver Wall
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Billie Day
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Chas. O. Martin
Lester Harris
Sedalia
Willis Lemon
Nannie
Victor Allen
D. M Harris
Marshal
Little
George Lemon
Elmwood
D. M . Harris
James Forbes
O .H. Coulter
William
Apent
J. H. Coulter
Frank Carotheria Andatte
Irene
A. O. Reager
Dollie
Maude Harris
Arthur Mayse
Ethel McKinney
J. M. Harris
Douglas
Kansas
J. C. Diggs
John Ross
J. A. Larue
L .B. Coggins
New Eeeees
Ole
Antioch
East Side Square
Telephone
Saline
Salt Springs
F.C. Blackburn
Maita Bend
Tedieville
W. L. Witcher
J. W. Bomer
L. E Slivey
C. Haoos
Rev. Branson
W. L Jlonsbro
Sharon
Rose Valley
Bank Convent
Sweet Sprogs
Porlie
Celestie
Wesley Urton
Mote Haggard
Orton
Nery
Castoria
Bidstrup & Hammond
Marshall, Mo
Sprague
Washington
Northern Pacific
Dutte
Montana
Mettewert
Spokhane
Wael
Spokane
Encyvelopedia Iritapien
Abargin
KE. Stoble
Malta Bend
Lexington
W. E. Williams
On. Coe
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