Churches News and Somber Farewell Reflections
Weekly church notes cover Rev. G A Crouch and other ministers visiting Warren and area services. Rev. Inlow to lead a Sunday School Institute Feb 23 at First Baptist, inviting Baptists and other denominations. Dr Read hosts a gathering for Rev Starr and wife departing Monroe City for Council Bluffs. Services at Christian and Presbyterian churches noted with farewell to Rev Sullivan and funeral for Robt Donaldson. Leagues and pulpits listed for coming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Crouch
la- Grange
Warren
T. G. Atterberry
Grace Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
R. M. Inlow
Philadelphia
Baptist
Inlow
Louis
I. W. Read
H. W. Starr
Monroe City
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Starr
Scudder Maddox
Marian Reid
Bro. Bone
Methodist Church
Cox
D. F. Sullivan
Presbyterian Church
Robt. M. Donaldson
Stoutsville
Donaldson
Missouri
McNair
Clothing and Cash Clothier Promotions in 1904 Ads
Local clothing merchants M A Sullivan and WM A Sullivan promote new stock and discounts. Wool fabrics, gowns, pants and hats arrive weekly. Meek Brothers order details cited. Farmers near Avon and Norm Goodnight farm advertise livestock sales and seed notices in the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sullivan
WM. A. Sullivan
Meek Brothers
Bonaparte
Iowa
Cash Clothier
Farmers Market And Local Auctions Report
Items from farmers list registered Short Horn bulls for sale by Geo W Tooley and Son. The Selby Poultry Co. resumes business. John Greary offers corn in any quantity. A H Green and Chas Sharp advertise timothy seed. W T Clark ships a car of registered moles to Texas. Ben Hindley returns to Knees City and plans a cottage. Col W T Youell to hold a public sale at Os Mudd farm 11 miles south of Monroe and 6 miles east of Florida on Feb 18, 194. Sale includes 6 horses, 3 extra cows, 11 boys, a Chester White boar, 7 hot chickens, 200 bushels corn, farm implements. Geo Hays reports selling a cow to Thomas Bynom for 40 dollars. McClintic & Donley sell Timothy and Clover seed. McFarland Bros ship a carload of sheep. John L Owen ships 16 beeves to Hannibal market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hindley
Knees City
Col
Democrat
Geo. Hays
Thomas Bynom
Timothy
McClintic & Donley
McFarland Bros
John L. Owen
Hannibal
Spalding's Critique of Oklahoma and Local News Briefs
V C Spalding returns from a swing around the circle with a poor opinion of Oklahoma calling it pretty to look at yet problematic for living and schooling. The notice reports a marriage at St Stephens Church on the 10th between William Mistkell and Annie Finnigan with reception at the bride’s home and a ball at Indian Creek. Emmet Hallock lands a job at the Monticello Journal in Monticello, Missouri, described as a good coworker and valuable worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V C. Spalding
Oklahoma
Imperial
Missouri
William Mistkell
Annie Finnigan
Br John Lyons
St Stephens Church
John Williams
Indian Creek
Mamie Carrico
John Campbell
Valentine Reception by Chapter HL PEO
The ladies of Chapter HL PE O entertained brothers in law and friends at Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hendersons home for a Valentine reception. The decor featured hearts and flowers, with Cupid imagery and musical readings. Refreshments were served and guests received souvenirs. the event was praised as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter HL
PE. O
Jasper Henderson
P. E.O
War News From the Russian Japanese Conflict
Reports describe mine damage at Port Arthur sinking two Russian battleships and forts destroying three Russian torpedo boats. Japanese forces seize several Russian merchant vessels loaded with goods while Port Arthur fortifications fail. Russian losses include freezing deaths on Lake Baikal and large naval assets diverted. Japan lands thousands of troops in Korea as a decisive battle looms, with expectations of a quick end in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Golden Hil
New Chiwane
U .S
Lake Baikal
Visdivastes
Japan
Corea
France
Jecoulie
French Somaliland
Hanna Dead M A Hanna Dies After Short Illness
M A Hanna a key Republican figure died after a brief illness in Washington D C Monday evening. His body lies in state in the Capitol and will be taken to Cleveland for burial. The death leaves the party pondering succession with no immediate clear successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hanna
Republican Party
Wasingtam
D. GC
Cleveland
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Read
Queen of the Prairies
Bro. Starr
Christian Church
First Baptistr
Womans Missionary Society
Mark Hawkins
Holy Rosary
Presbyterian
Mirsappist
Bro Run, Sullivan
Jr. League
James Gray
Davie Hoey
Joseph M. Bone
Lathrop
Colinton Co
St. Epworth
Sharp
D. F. Bong
Coby, Ma
WM. A
Sullivan
Chas. Sharp
Avon
Manning Elliott
Homer Truesdall
Benj. McElroy
Cecil Dawson
B. Crawford
Balzer & Dirigo
A. H. Green
W. T. Youell
Norm Goodnight
W. M. Galvin
Eenemes
DOE
Oseeneeremanses
Barger & McClintic
Hays
D D. Melson
Hay
Ed Longmire
Hay, Boulware & Finks
W T Clark
GEO. W. Tooley & Son
The
Selby Poultry Co
John Greary
Chas Sharp
Yates
W T. Clark
Texas
Kate McNelis
Emmet Hallock
Monticello
Monticello, Mo
WAR News
Hanna
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