Various Local Visitors Share News at Area Homes
Mrs W T Rutledge visits her father Dr W S Harwood at Rensselaer. Mrs J W Gough of Lakenan guests J D Robey’s family. Mrs Pritchett White and daughter Elizabeth visit Hunnewell relatives. George White of Tulsa joins Monroe contingent at Brookfield fair with parents Mr and Mrs J M Proctor. H B Reid on business in Warsaw. Dan K Vowell attends to business in Shanandoah. F C Owen of Columbus Miss visits sister Mrs M B Ragland. Mrs T B Abbott and child visit her father A Ragland. Mrs David Tompkins and Susie Burditt visit Shelburne friends. Mrs J W Hunt of Kansas City visits sister Mrs Charles Aristata. Miss Anna and Edna Nolen spend Sunday with Huntington friends. J J Dimmitt and Harry McClintic see ponies at Bowling Green. Mrs Lula Abell of Divernon visits Frank Thomas family. Miss Mollie Geerze leaves for Lordis Miss for millinery season. Mrs B F Steveson of Hannibal with homefolk Mr and Mrs J F Renshaw near Warren. Steveson, a Railway Mail Clerk, moving to St. Louis.
Minnesota Governor Johnson Renominated by State Democrats
Minneapolis Aug 20 Gov John A Johnson was renominated for governor by Minnesota Democrats amid a near unanimous show of support. Delegates waved Johnson portraits and a brass band led the hall as the governor, who had refused to run again, faced intense pressure before the convention notified him by telephone. Bryan sent congratulations noting the move could bolster the national ticket.
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Minneapolis
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John A. Johnson
Lawler
St. Paul
Johnson
Lincoln
Minnesota
Gov
Bryan
Give Her a Chance Do Not Call at Dawn on Beauty
Poem advises men to delay calling the beloved until she is ready and relaxed. It contrasts married life and a bride’s public image with home chores and plain attire. Notices announce Victor Hagan’s move from the farm to the Normh Eagle residence at Chestnut and Dover streets and commend him as an exemplary Indian Creek Township citizen.
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Victor Hagan
Normh Eagle
Chestnut and
Dover Streets
Indian Creek Township
Victor
W. C. T. U. Column Highlights Growth and Activities
Courtesy column from Dem ocrat edited by Ella L Shearman reports on W C T U progress in Missouri with 500 new members in the eighth district and unions going dry across four counties. Mentioned are the state senior L T L convention in Marshfield, funds raised, and preparations for September 27 temperance Sunday School Lesson focused on Frances E Willard. Monroe City Union donated a portrait and the book The Beautiful Life of Frances E Willard to the Public School.
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Democrat
W.C.T.U
Ella L. Shearman
W.C.T. U
Missouri
Nellie G. Burges
Marshfield
Miss Willard
Frances E. Willard
Monroe City
Centenarian Mrs Coller Heads Iowa News in Malloy
Mrs Mary Ann Coller celebrated her one hundredth birthday and traveled with her son Charles to Malloy Iowa on Saturday. She remains physically well with keen hearing and memory. Also noted is the marriage of Lewis Ayler to Maggie McCann in Hannibal and a Missouri Democratic stance on ballot box access. Edna Smith visited an aunt in Shelbyville.
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Mary Ann Coller
Malloy
Iowa
Charles
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Wainwright
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W. T. Rutledge
Dr. W. S. Harwood
Rensselaer
J. W. Gough
Lakenan
J. D. Robey
George White
Tulsa, Oklo
John R. Dawson
Roy McAllister
Monroe
Brookfield Fair
Mrs. J.M. Proctor
H. B. Reid
Warsaw
Dan K. Vowell
Shanandoah
F. C. Owen
Columbus, Miss
His Sister
Mrs. M. B. Proctor
David Tompkins
Susie Burditt
Shelbinn
J. W. Hunt
Kansas City
Charles Aristata
Anna
Edna Nolen
Huntington
J. J. Dimmitt
Harry McClintic
Bowling Green
Lula Abell
Divernon, NL
Frank Thomas
Mollie Geerze
Lordis, Miss
B. F. Steveson
Hannibal
J. F. Renshaw
Near
Warren
Steveson
St. Louis
Duncan M. Smith
Columbus Press Post
Bride and
Lewis Ayler
Maggie McCann
John Ayler
A. A. Ayler
Lewis
Star Shoe Co
Democratic Party
Southern Hotel
S. Cowherd
St. Louis Kansas City
Edna Smith
Shelbyville
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