School Report Rot or Woner Attendance and Honors
A school report lists perfect attendance topics and honors for grades from 1 to 8 at Daphne Crawford High School with names of students such as Edith Smith Lida Lane Vivian Veach Zela Wood Blanche Green and more. It notes Grade 5 having the highest attendance while Grades four and five had no tardies or truants and urges parents to enforce study hours as the first term nears close. Reverend J M Bone gave a talk and Superintendent R S Nichols urges continued good records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne Crawford
Edith Smith
Lida Lane
Vivian Veach
Zelaa Wood
Blanche Green
Jessie Hayden
John Jayne
Lambert Lane
Elmerf Lundberg
Ethel Baynum
Elma Smith
Andrew Robertshaw
Marguerite Reid
Savilla Hawkins
Gertrude Marshall
Elma Lane
Mamie [Eenhower
Carson Eakle
Edward Jayne
Fannie Jayne
Edith Jarman
Amy Green
Edna Vaughn
Lyon Gartner
Mildred Buell
Bennie Hickman
Emma Davis
Paul Linn
Charles Richards
Harold Davenport
Edna Boulware
Nora Jamison
Walter Lear
Henry Burris
Frank Werner
Lula ‘Seirgert
Gladys Willis
Massa Asbury
J. M. Bone
R. S. Nichols
Bargain Sale as Tudie Swinkey Clears Stock
Your Chance. For bargains are better now than at any previous time. I am preparing to change my business, therefore am selling out fin dead earnest. Now is your time to make money by saving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudie Swinkey
Hawthorne Musical Club at Paris Opera House Saturday
The Hawthorne Musical Club performs at the Paris opera house on Saturday evening December 13 under the auspices of the I O O F Club. The ladies select only high class entertainments worthy of public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Musical Club
Paris Opera House
Thel. I. O. O. F. F. Club
New Firm to Run Handle Factory Moves In
A new firm will relocate to the city this week from Novelty, Missouri. J. W. Putnam, the sole local contact at present, reports the heads of the incoming group are arranging to house the four families and plan to double plant capacity by adding to the facility.
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Novelty
J. W. Putnam
Careless Shooting at Shiel Hurts One Man
Thanksgiving birds and a rabbit chase led to accidental shooting among young men at Shiel. Theo Meyers fired at a rabbit and hit his own leg. Willy Grifin hopped and sang as shots misfired, striking Will Griffin in the arm.
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Shiel
Theo Meyers
Willy Grifin
Will
Democrat Correspondents Mail Santa Letters for December Issue
Editors request all Democrat correspondents mail their letters for the Thursday December 11 Christmas number on Monday December 8. They aim to feature Santa Claus letters in the issue and make it the best Honipay number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Boy George Roy Dies After Tragic Hunting Accident
George Roy twelve year old only child of Judge and Mrs. R F Roy of New London was shot in his right leg while hunting on Woods farm near Perry on Thanksgiving day. A companion tripped and fell causing the gun to discharge. surgeons from St Louis amputated the leg but he died Saturday afternoon. The Roys inherit the county's sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Judge
R. F. Roy
New London
Perry
St. Louis
Roy
Court of Honor elects officers in Tuesday meeting
C L Drescher is chosen chancellor P Werner v o G Demaree p c Miss Hattie Hendricks chaplain R O Ballard guard T Fitzpatrick sentinel J W Strean director Miss Sallie Crawford recorder The delegates to the County Convention January 13 1903 include Drescher Werner Mrs Cora Turner Mrs H R Hardy Miss Eva Powell and Sallie Crawford plus Mrs Bettie Clark Lillie Hayden visited Palmyra Felt boots at Boulware's Shoe Store Demereee and Caldwell toured Gem City Other notices mention Williamson Sons groceries and visitors from La Grange and Jarman residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
C. L. Drescher
H. R Hardy
Eva Powell
Sallie Crawford
Bettie Clark
Churches in Wellsville and area pro tracted meetings
Religious notices from multiple local churches describe protracted meetings in Wellsville with Rev D F Bone assisting his son C S Bone and preaching by Rev B F Hixson. Other items announce a Bethlehem Baptist pastor Patrick, a Marceline Baptist pastor Cox, a Catholic festival December 26, and a Warren Methodist revival with Rev Dillman plus Thanksgiving activities at First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bone
C.S. Bone
Wellsville
Parker
City Temple
London
England
Brethren of the Baptist Church
Bro. Patrick
Ralls County
Patrick
Bethlehem Church
Opera House
Warren
Dillman
Man Dies at Ralls County Farm in Missouri
Robert Rouse born July 20 1930 in Boone County Kentucky died last Monday night at his Missouri residence southeast of the city. He moved to Missouri in childhood, lived on the Ralls County farm nearly all his life, and was a good man remembered by family and neighbors. He leaves six daughters four sons one brother two sisters and many relatives. Funeral was preached at 11 a.m. yesterday by Rev H W James at DeMoss Chapel Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rouse
Boone Co
Kentucky
Missouri
Ralls County
Cme
DeMoss Chapel
Photographer George Ripings Returns to Monroe City Stand
George Ripings announces his return to Monroe City and invites patrons to visit his old photography stand to have photographs taken. He states he is prepared to offer photography services at the familiar location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
George T. Rip Ings
North Dakota Sale Sparks Great Bargains in Shoes
Tudie Swinkey and W. G. Williams announce a liquidation of their entire stock as they head for North Dakota. A new lot of W. L. Douglas Shoes arrived this week and customers are urged to try a pair for bargain prices.
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W. G. Williams
W. L. Douglas
Farmers J M Proctor Jr and local ranch activity report
Items from Monroe City and Wellsville detail cattle shipments by J M Proctor Jr and J L Owen, hog purchases by Barger McClintic, land sales by Davenport Lear agency, and a Chicago livestock show visit by Orr and Hampton. Notes include Mrs. John Cleary purchasing a corner residence, a new government house sighting at Jon McFarland's, and a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev D F Bone with library benefit lunches. Rainfall for November recorded at 3.33 inches.
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M. P. Hyson
St. Louis
Johnson & Davenport
L. T. Bell
Wellsville
John L. Owen
Bluff City
Frank Orr
George Hampton
Chicago
John Zang
Pewanee
R. V. Sullivan
C. M. Sullivan
Barger & McClintic
W.B P. Jackson
H. Durst
W. C. Spalding
W. Hagan
W. P Young U
P. Curtis
W. Sickles
Tom Short
J. W. McClintic
C Underhill
Real Estate and Loap
Divenport & Lear
Charles P. McCarty
C J. Ellis
Monroe City
C.J. Ellis
James H White
Marion County
Iowa
Government House
Jon McFarland
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Monroe City Public Schools
New Firm
Boulware
John Demeree
Bob Caldwell
Gem City
Williamson's
Joe Bolton
la Grange
City
Harry Jarman
B. F. Hixson
Bethel Baptist Church
Joseph C. Cox
Baptist Church
Marceline
Joseph
Brookfield
First Baptist
First Church
L. W. Read
Tingleling
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Miss W. Bristow
I. W. Read
Miss Scott
Johnson
Thornton Maddox
Roe
St. Stephens Church
St. Stephens Parish
Indian Creek
Methodist
Epworth League
Rouse
H. W. James
North Dakota
J M. Proctor, Jr
Ord, M. Proctor & Son
Midland
Texas
J. L. Owen
John Cleary
First and
Davis Street
Consideration
CG. L. Drescher
FP. W. Meyer
Quincy
Henry Adeipohl
D. F Bone
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