About the N Bethel Sunday School Convention
The N Bethel Sunday School Convention will meet at Providence church on January 15 and 16 1903. Rev D F Bone travels to McFall Missouri to wed Rev William Winn and Miss Davie McBea. Several ministers move to new posts and new assignments are noted across Monroe City and surrounding congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Providence Church
D. F. Bone
McFall
William Winn
Davie McBea
J. &. Hampton
Lee's Summit
Theological
Louisville, Ky
William Callaway
Winfield, Mo
O .L. Brownson
Kirksville
H. I. Weeks
Hannibal
Palmyra Cor
St. Jude’s Church
Carson's
Monroe Hotel
Bucking horse on North Main Street throws driver
James B. Gray rode along North Main Street when his horse began kicking. The animal bucked for about one hundred feet. Gray rolled from the buggy, skinned his knee and elbow, but survived unharmed despite a dramatic escape.
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North Main Street
James B. Gray
Mr. Gray
Curiosity Exhibit At A Jaeger's Store
O Scott returned from California with a curiosity on display at A Jaeger's store. The item includes a gray rib bone from a whale, 9 feet long, with at least a foot broken away. Also shown is a vertebra joint measuring 15 inches in one dimension and 12 in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Scott
California
A. Jaeger’s
Farmers AW and County Trade Reports Highlight Local Sales
Items from farmers list cattle and corn shipments to Midland Texas. Hog sales include 15 seven month olds averaging 266 pounds. Turkey sales by Mrs Crawford and others total multiple dozens with prices noted. A car load of Angora goats shipped to St Louis and various horse and poultry movements are recorded. A Christmas poem closes the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. M. Clark
Midland
Texas
Douglas Crawford
Ralls County
E. D Crawford
O. Nitchman
W. W. Handley
John Jackson
Woodland
M. Ely
St. Louis
Cpcccsreecmeerereciereemttin
H M. Clark
Lear
Bly
Barger & McClintie
A. H. Green
Balzer & Dirigo
Selby Poultry Co
For Sale Polish Poland China Boar Listing
One full blood Poland China boar offered for sale. Estimated weight 250 to 3800 pounds. Inquiries directed to James Smith located one mile north of Indian Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
James Smith
Indian Creek
Stoddards Travel to Shreveport and Preston Visit
Mr and Mrs E Stoddard depart Tuesday for Shreveport Louisiana and then Preston Louisiana to visit his parents Mr and Mrs KE Stoddard. The notice ends with an ad urging readers to buy satisfactory clothing at Rogers.
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E. Stoddard
Shreveport la
Preston la
Stoddard
Rogers
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Vaughn at Read Home
Last Saturday snow and wind did not deter about twenty women from gathering at Rev. L W Read’s home to honor Mrs. Vanelia Vaughn on her seventy fifth birthday. The event featured warm hospitality, a luncheon by Mrs. I W Read and helpers, and a surprise reading of letters from family and friends, lifting her spirits with memories and gifts as Rev. Read joined in the festive ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L W. Read
Vanelia
Mes
Vaurla
I. W. Read
Letters Unclaimed at Monroe City Post Office
Remaining unclaimed in post office at Monroe City Missouri on December 16 1802 list includes J M Brown Mrs Charlie Campbell Ela Hall John Hartwith Thos H Hiewerson. To obtain any of these letters persons must say advertised. J P Parron postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
J. M. Brown
Charlie Campbell
Ela Hall
John Hartwith
Thos. H. Hiewerson
J. P. Parron
Fatal Wreck at Yellow Greek Bridge on Burlington
A wrecking train derailed at Yellow Greek bridge on the Burlington Saturday night. Road master Murphy A Hyatt foreman of wrecking crew and Thomas Hainsworth were killed. Conductor Phelan Perry Steel bridgeman P G Green fireman D McDonald brakeman J Griffth trackman and T Leatherman injured. Masters Harold and Edgar Davenport entertained many friends Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Greek Bridge
Burlington
Murphy
A. Hyatt
Thomas Hainsworth
Phelan
Perry Steel
P. G. Green
D. McDonald
J. Griffth
T. Leatherman
Resolutions on the Death of Judge Rupert L Woodson
A solemn court memorial extols Robert Le Woodson as a faithful public servant. It notes the loss to Monroe County when the Probate Judge would have continued to serve and blesses his widow with enduring support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert le Woodson
Final
Pather
Rupert L. Woodson
Mouroe County
Wohl
Wedding at St John’s Church Bridges G Gannow and Rose O’Daniel
The ceremony at St John’s church Monday morning united G Gannow of Brookfield and Rose O’Daniel of Hunvewelle. Rev D F B Sullivan officiated as the couple pledged lifelong vows. Families from Brookfield and Saccharine village witnessed the event with joy and a celebratory rain of water and rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llannewell
St. John’s Church
G Gannow
Brookfield
Rose O'Daniel
Hunvewelle
Dfb
Sullivan
Joe Grail
Mamie
Elizer
Gentlemanly printer aids DeMocrat in Christmas issue
Julien A. Clawsup, foreman of the Stoutsville Banner and a genteel yet violent type, helps the DeMocrat publish its Christmas number. He is with us again this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien A. Clawsup
Stoutsville Banner
DeMocrat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe
Middletown
Holy Rosary
D. FP. Sullivan
Holy Rosary Church
Holy Rosary Convent
Opera House
Ladies of the Holy Rosary Parish
Christian
The
Christian Church
H. B. Smith
Bible School
Jupe
Homer Worthington Starr
St. Jude's Church
Inst Baptist
William Jewell College
E S. Graham
Carl Jaeger
Warren -Utterback
Joby G. Warren
Emma B. Utterback
B. Rosell
Ennis Tooley
Mr. Bell
Belltown
Joseph Sandifer
S. J. Meison
Jacksonville
Fla
M. Tooley
Simms
Tooley & Son
James Ryan
Mrs. Mudd
David Cranston
Grant Lee
Davenport & Lear
Neal Jackson
Sharpsburg
Marion County
Robert Sleight
Grundy County
Santa Clause
Atlanta Constitution
Harold and
Edgar Davenport
Iinnon —O'Daniel
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