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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
Cooperville visits multiple relatives as residents share weekly happenings. numerous social calls, church notes, and local business mentions reflect a busy week with dances, school events, and crop updates around Monroe, Palmyra, and Hannibal areas.
Have you paid your St Jude cemetery assessment It takes money not promises to keep the city of the dead The note urges payment and mentions delaying other matters if needed Ed Kirbey has left typework for Monroe City Steam Laundry Uncle Henry Fuqua visits his brother in law Wray Brown near Hannibal
Tomorrow Judge William B Dresher and Marion county surveyor Charles Wright plan on inspecting Lees Creek ford 14 miles west of Ely to assess conditions and estimate bridge costs for county court action. Also notes include a noisy market report with livestock figures and shipments for the week ending yesterday, plus a local anecdote about Pete Casper and a healthy rooster.
Miss Lizzie Boulware Mable Vowell Mary Stephens and Ruby Forsythe spent Tuesday at Ely with their schoolmate and friend Miss Bessie Boone in a brief social outing highlighted by companionship and local links.
George and Moston Maddox of Columbia spend the week with friends Orvil and Hucene Brown, enjoying a local visit and hospitality.
The New York Evening Post laments that the Supreme Court has not enjoyed its former respect for several years, reflecting on the judiciary's standing and integrity in recent times.
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