Paris pastor Rev W A Simmons leaves for new field
Rev W A Simmons who has served Paris Kansas church for six months receives praise for his earnest, hopeful preaching on home, hope and conversion. He departs for Moberly Missouri to join family and continue ministry while residents reflect on his broad appeal to young and old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Huntsville
Kirksville
Methodist
W. A. Simmons
Paris
Simmons
Simmions
Aman
Jeremiah
Mr. Simmons
Moberly
W. A Simmons
Krace
Epworth League Hosts Large Meeting at Eddings Home
A large crowd gathered for Epworth League of Fourth Street Methodist Church on South Williams Street. The event opened with business reports showing a flourishing group, then featured a strong music program and a lengthy social hour at Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Eddings home, with praise for Patton and Miss Josephine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Fourth Street
Methodist Chiueh
W. N. Eddings
South Williams Street
League
S. P. Cresap
Hure
Columbia
Fiddings
Patton
Josephine
Unclear 21 Corset Styles Mentioned
Fragmentary note describes corset size 21 and prices from 11 to 3.50 with various low costs. Mentions individuals Minges Faany and Raby Quis enberry returning from Kansas City after a week visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minges Faany
Raby Quisenberry
Kansas City
City Council Passes Street Paving and Ordinances
The City Council met with all members present and mayor presiding. It ordered paving projects on Hagood, Myra, Gilman, Birth Street opening on Anna Birth property, plus additions for Gao Cox and M O Embree. Public works include sowers, road extensions, and adjournment set for April 18 with new council sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingle Providings
Atroot
Hagood Atroot
Kolins
Franklin
Myra Atroot
Burkholder
Morgan
Gilman Atroot
Fort
Mort
Carpenter
Fairgrounds
Birth Street
Mra
Mourth
Uo Dohn A
Gaynoch
Wressler
Waal
Bedford
Lilly A Avenue
Wear Road
Wear
John KE
Lynch
Jim William
M. W. Burk
Early spring marriage announced for Miss Hammet and Roy Blythe
The Sun day Kansas City Star notes an upcoming wedding between Miss Van Vivian Hammet, daughter of Charles A. Hammet, and Roy Blythe of St. Louis. Blythe, son of Geo. Blythe, works as a traveling salesman for Langsdorf Byers & Co. in St. Louis. The couple, praised for their qualities, will receive broad well wishes from Maberly society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Blythe
van Vivian Hammet
Sunday
Kansas City Star
van Vivian
Geo. Blythe
Bouth Clark Street
Tlangsdorf, Byers & Co
St. Louis
Middle West
Mias Hammet
H. &L Wayland
Wmifth Street
Chicago
Maberly
Haby Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Morton
Mr and Mrs Morton welcomed a baby girl this morning weighing a customary amount. Dr Irwin salutes the stork and reports both mother and child in fine health. Fred will resume his boilermaker duties in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Morton
Irwin A
Miss Morton
Fred
Card of Thanks for Mk. and Mus. A Cinhos AnD JPaMiLye
The family expresses sincere gratitude to many friends for kind assistance and tokens of love following the burial of their son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus. A
Cinhos
Jpamilye
Cairo forming new bank led by local officers
Cairo organizes a new bank with John W. Stigall as president John Halliburton as vice president Wm Gaines as secretary and Tucker Hayden of Monroe county as cashier Capital stock of 10000 paid up They plan a brick bank building and active operation soon The county shows several new banks in Clifton Hill Higbee Clark and Jacksonville. Buck Range contest judges named Dosseys Wood and Brossard with winners to be announced by the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
John W. Stigall
John Halliburton
Wm. Gaines
Tucker Hayden
Monroe County
Clifton Hill
Higbee
Clark
Jacksonville
Democrat
Equalization Board to Review Moberly Property Values
The Board of Equalization, formed by county and city officials, meets in Moberly next week to consider raising city property valuations by ten to twenty percent to align with last year's county-wide ten percent rise. A Commercial Club committee is expected to attend and protest, arguing the city already pays more than its fair share of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Moberly
Commercial Club
Grand Leader offers wool suits and bags at cut prices
Grand Leader at 314 Reed Street advertises men's all wool suits from 4.58 to 7.48 and youths and boys suits with deep discounts, plus overstocked ladies handbags marked down to clear stock. Shop now for low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Leader
Reed Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
NEW Baptist
Kentucky
the Baptist
George Warden
Kev
Semmons
Robinson’s Book Store
E. R. Eichenberger
Lace
Portieres
Henry
Levy
Eddings Hospitality
Pawe
Haby Daughter
Herrick
Thorne & Key
Buck
Tea Reagan
Miss Dosseys
Equalization Board
Toyverna
Tapestry
Brussels
Wooare Bolling
Woare
Nottingham
North
Mis Houtt
Missori
Bowers’ Trade Palace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!