Birth and death notice of Mary C Donely Hagan
Mary C Donely Hagan born in Kentucky 1820 moved to Missouri near Sidney in 1832. Married Feilder J Hagan in 1852, six children born, one surviving. Died December 26 1908 at son R L Hagans home. Catholic death service at St Stephens Church led by Rev Fr P F Gooney. Interment in consecrated grounds. Also a local note about Wesley Drescher visiting and a Missouri corn photo tale with Suckers.
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Mary C. Donely
Kentucky
Missouri
Sidney
Feilder J. Hagan
R. L. Hagan
Wesley
Wesley Drescher
Quincy
C. L. Drescher
Dick Bros
Patriarchs Militant Organizing Soon in City
Arrangements underway to form a Canton of the Patriarchs Militant the uniformed degree of Odd Fellowship in the city with at least 20 members named in the charter A meeting of Encampment members is set for tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows hall. Local social notes mention visits and Christmas gatherings among residents from Shelbina Palmyra Clinton and Quincy with many names and places.
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Patriarchs
Degree of
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows Hall
W C T U Column Honors Reflections And Local News
The Dem ocrat reprints a W C T U column edited by Ella L Shearman praising organization education and abstinence and noting Missouri leads with 197 institutes and 918 new members. It reflects on 35 years since the Crusaders and quotes Dr Frederick Peterson on alcohol’s link to insanity and costs. Local Christmas visits are listed with several families and towns mentioned.
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Madam Willard
Missouri
F. Newton
Frederick Peterson
New York City
Elmira
N. Y
United States
Holiday Rates Sell Round Trip Wabash Tickets
Wabash Railroad offers round trip tickets at one and a half regular fare to Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and all Wabash routes in Canada. Tickets go on sale December 24 25 and January 1 with return limits December 28 for the December sale and January 1 for the January sale. E L Reed and family moved back to their former home Victor after making many friends in the city. Have Joe at Streda's shine your shoes.
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Wabash Railroad
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Canada
E. L. Reed
Victor
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Roy McAllister
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Weldon Hardesty
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B. H. Hulse
Center
Samuel Christian
J.D. Robey
Mrs. L. Little
John Brown
Monroe
George A. Dawson
Keokuk, Iowa
Isadore Thomas
J. S. Thomas
Canton
Ruby Adams
Warren Selleck
Perry
Minnie Headburg
Bluff City
Hattie Hendricks
Miss Maude
John Patterson
Hunnewell
Solomon Bono
Wife
Gem City
M. B. Carson
al Kendrick
R. F. Pierce
H.L. Jarman
St. Joseph
Herbert Lee
Clarksville
J. A. Jackson
Blanche Miller
Elvaston, Ill
Mrs. Jackson
Richard Gray
Childen
Clarence
Vandalia
Herman Berlin
George Harms
Burlington, Iowa
William Berlin
B. H. Stevenson
J. F. Renshaw
Warren
John McGlasson
Louisiana
R. L. Turner
Regina
William. Lee
James Divan
Colorado Springs, Colo
R. K. Megown
Nellie McPike
Thomas Marcom
Alton
Clapper
E. K. Clark
Seymour Iown
Roy Penn
St. Louis
Rev
Mrs. Thompson Penn
E. C. Davis
Hunnewellee
Thursay
Reed Noland
Leonard
Louis Lear
W. Verdner Carson
New York
Wray Fuqua
New London
Clara Hayden
Relmyra
Lula Hayden
S. G. Demaree
Meridosia
Carrie Sprinkle
Lakenan
Democrat
W.C.T.U
Ella L. Shearman
Tony White
Hannibal
Henry Foster
Joseph Foster
Harvey. Barnard
J. C. Harris
Victor Yates
W. B. Drescher
Andrew Grimm Jr
Babe
Bushnell
Joe
Streda’s
A. Jaeger
Illinois
COAL
Louis Nash
Powell
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Huntley
Yellowstone Valley
Montana
Hse Nan
Clem Deaver
Landseekers' Information Bureau
Q Building
Omaha
Neb
W. A. Patterson
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