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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
5
We return from the markets with $3000 worth of bright new goods for a February sale. The event begins Friday February 7 at 9 am with deep discounts on silks waistings embroidery voiles linens ginghams prints and more. Cash sales only no tickets.
Calvert items mention Levy's Dry Goods Store and a February sale. The snippet notes W B Cavert's two year old child burial at Cavert grave yard, details of local figures J. H. Whitecott and Frank Minor, and several social notices including a meeting with Elwin Waite. Also references Lord Stampton, James Brooks of Ely, J R Carrico and Lucy Carrico in Kansas City, and real estate auctions by Alva Ely.
For Sale several Plymouth Rock cockerels. Fisher Strein and Rouse John D Pearcelli ill with pneumonia. Miss Josephine Hays to wed J D Znni maop in Abilene Catholic Church on the 10th. Josephine praised as one of India’s Creek's and Monroe's prettiest girls. Harry Jackson doing business in Bluff City. D. M. Proctor and T L. Bur ditt in Palmyra. M A Hornback with friends in this city. Frank Westhoff ill. Sheriff Nolen of Paris visited Monroe friends Tuesday. Freight No 91 and doctor Snodgrass en route. brakeman W Duckworth fractured left arm. Mrs J A Jackson visiting Elvaston. D R Campbell with Bluff City friends Sunday. Mrs A Maddox to Brookfield. Larry Turpin visiting brother William.
Various locale notices mix social calls and travel from Missouri and Iowa through Illinois and Kansas. Individuals like CL Carpenter in Syracuse Mo and Charles Zidlik with wife at 105 mark long lives. Zejdlik dies at 102. local visits to Winchester, Quincy, Hannibal, Clarence, and Palmyra. The Paris Appeal criticizes a supreme court building fund misallocation, echoed by Centralia Courier.
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