Farmers Shippings and Obituary Notes From Monroe City
Shipments for week include McFarland Bros flour cars Henderson Sons eggs poultry Monroe Coal corn James Jones cattle Elmo Jackson cattle Roy Melson cattle Dunbar horses total 17 cars. Obituary details for F T Wadsworth born 1841 Maryland later Monroe City farm life cattle breeding and family legacy highlighted. Monroe City votes likely for water works and electric day current with expected payback and modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland Bros
Henderson & Sons Produce Co
Monroe Coal & Grain Co
James Jones
Elmo Jackson
Roy Melson
Dunbark
Francis Thomas Wadsworth
Frederick Co
Maryland
Harper's Ferry
Missouri
Marion Co
Ely
Union Valley Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cordelia Cassady
Monroe City
Wadsworth
Monroe
N. E Missouri
Frye-Simms wed at Holy Rosary with reception at farm
Miss Blanche Frye and Alton Simms were married Wednesday at Holy Rosary Church by Father Ryan. They will start housekeeping on the B. Williams farm near Indian Creek. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Albert Adams. The Democrat offers best wishes. Ice Cream by Crystal Bottling Works praised. Col John A Knott to move coal oil office to Hannibal. Ed ward Drescher to be chief clerk. James T Bradshaw to head warehouse and grain inspection. Utility Commission names listed. Wade & Dawson feature Columbus and Webber Wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Frye
Alton
Dick) Simms
Holy Rosary Church
Ryan
Albert Adams
B. Williams
Indian Creek
Democrat
John A. Knott
Hannibal
Edward Drescher
James T. Bradshaw
Utility Commission
John M. Adkisson
H. B. Shaw
A. Wightman
John Kemish
Churches Discuss Waterworks and Sewage Plans for Monroe City
Monday night April 21 at the opera house will feature representatives from Shelbina and Cen tralia presenting waterworks and sewerage proposals to Monroe City voters. Meetings also cover meetings Wednesday mornings and Friday theater sessions with Burns, McDonnell explaining the system. women voters invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Shelbina
Gem Theater
Puris
McDonnell
Monroe City
Burns
Geni Theater
Bell and Mudd Wedding at Hold Rosary Church
Miss Imogene Bell and Earl Mudd were married last Monday at 7 am in Hold Rosary Church with Rev Fr Ryan officiating. Lohengrin’s wedding march set the tone as Ruth Hoar played. The couple, soon to depart for a honeymoon in St Louis, will reside with Mr Anderson and his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hold Rosary Church
Imogene Bell
Earl Mudd
Ryan
Ruth Hoar
Agnes
Edward Spalding
St. Louis
Anderson & Mudd
Monroe Seeks Water Works and Sewage System Approval
A 1913 letter from Andy Grimm urges Monroe City Missouri voters to approve water works and sewage installation. The notice also mentions a disaster book offer, an agent visit, and local ads for seed and a fence delivery at Wade & Dawson's and Monroe Coal & Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana, Mo
W. J. Rouse
Monroe City
Monroe
Andy N
Grimm
Monroe Coal & Grain Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.O. Raine
Missouri Ruralist
Kansas City
Danube
Henry IV of
England
Ffrom
Boston Post
F. T. Wadsworth
Mr. Wads
Psndée
Seatec Cavess
Frye-Simms
Crystal Bottling Works
Columbus and
Webber
Wade & Dawson's
J. H. Hubbard
Canton
H. C. McPherson
Joseph
Methodist
John H. Hubbard
First Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society
M. B.proctor
Georgia Renshaw
Sam P. Gott
Christian
Bible School
Garnet Alcorn
Presbyterian
ST. Judes
John Davis
D. D
Bell-Mudd
Lean Marshall
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