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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
7
A string of visitors and guests are listed from Quincy, Hoonewell, Palmyra, and Hannibal as residents entertain relatives and friends through Friday to Sunday, including Miss Vivian Chirk, Mrs. Ida Blackburn, Mrs. L. D. Cort, and others.
Miss Alens Orr hosted friends Misses Jessie Shaub Alpha Elzea Helen Moss and Frances Rouse from Thursday morning to Friday morning last week A late guest Miss Lucile Crandall joined for a Thursday evening hunch and a served meal in the school house yard where tennis was played, described as most delightful.
G. H. Lake of Willows California spent a week as a guest with Joseph Smith and family after a monthlong trip through Palmyra and other Missouri points.
Fragmentary OCR note lists several times for a North Bound schedule including 1:15 p.m. 6:10 p.m. 10:25 a.m. and 18 p.m. The readable bits indicate a transit timetable entry with inconsistent formats and missing context or dates.
Wabash No. 128 northbound at 11 07 p m and No. 129 southbound at 4 48 p m stop on signal for passengers to Quincy Barry and beyond and to Macon Brunswick and beyond exact stops when signaled for boarding and alighting across routes.
Brief historical notice stating Dr. Hornback, an oculist and aurist, operated in Hannibal Missouri. The fragment indicates a professional in eye care but provides limited contextual details or dates.
Mrs. J B Ridings placed 70 chicks in a four wire enclosure away from larger fowls. Chicks drooped and died rapidly, with ants found in crops of the dead birds after an ant hill was discovered in the enclosure. Ridings reports the loss of 40 chicks to warn others.
Three registered Shorthorn bulls prepared for service, two redeeming yearlings, and one roan yearling offered by Ed F. Thomas of Route 1 Hunnewell Mo.
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