Local Notes and Social Visits Across Town
Dr Agnes McNeil spent Sunday in Hannibal with ma Mrs Al Kelley is spending the week with friends at Deer Creek Miss Jennie Seymour spent Sunday very pleasantly with relatives in Palmyra Have your clothes made by Werner The Tailor and spend your money at home Robt P Smith paid the Dum OCRAT a short visit Monday but it was highly appreciated Theo Burnett the gentleman ly merchant and postmaster of Joanna has been a business visitor in the city After a pleasant visit of some three weeks with relatives Mrs Garry B Holmes left Tuesday for her home Louisville Ky Mrs W B Evan has returned from a three weeks visit with her children at Dallas Texas She is slowly recovering from injuries received last winter
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Robt. P. Smith
Garry B. Holmes
Louisville, Ky
W. B Evan
Dallas
Texas
Local notices and social snippets from Hannibal era
Fragmentary community notes show Monday travels by Liam Sons John Settle Jr and J B Lanius, local visitors in Paris and Woodland, plus plans for a P B E meeting at 2510 p m. Shoppers hear about white silk flour and fabrics at Williamson and Werner stores. Headlines cover weddings, visits, and real estate sales by Davenport Lear agents in Monroe City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport & Lear Real Estate
Thos
Courtney
C. Cassady
Marion
C. C. Cassady
Uuse
Davis
Monroe City
Mt Pelee Simmered and Local Lodge Reelects Officers
The Mt Pelee episode eased leaving the Court of Honor to elect new leaders. CG Dresher becomes Chancellor, Mrs Hayden Past Chancellor, Mrs Clark and others fill roles including Treasurer, Recorder, Chaplain, Conductor, Guard, and Sentinel as peace returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
CG. L. Dresher
G. Demaree
T. B Hayden
Bettie Clark
J. A. Terrill
Sallie Virginia Crawford
Hattie Hendricks
PS. V. Crawford
J. Gb. Bristow
PL Werner
Stabbard
RS Guard
Pitzpatrick
Fr. OS. 'Turner
Some Lambs and a Young Farmer Lesson
A Hannibal Journal item notes a 13 month old yearling lamb belonging to Miss Lucy Williams yielding 154 pounds of wool. It adds she recently sold four lambs at 400 dollars each. The piece ends by praising Miss Williams and noting J T Hickman and family visiting Monroe City friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Williams
Miss Lucy
Billings Education Praised by For Sale Notice
For Sale notice notes Prof. W D Bannister's reputation as a teacher in Billings public schools. It comments that Billings is an up to date city with excellent educational facilities as per a Times review. Two registered Durham balls are mentioned as part of the ad. Apply to R E RepMan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bannister
Billings
Mont
The
Times
Durham
R. E. RepMan
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Manning Walker
Agnes McNeil
Hannibal
Penny Pictures
Belle Johnson
Mrs
al Kelley
Deer Creek
Jennie Seymour
Palmyra
Werner
Theo Burnett
Joanna
John Settle Jr
North Dakota
Eral Caldwell
Paris
W. H. Elliott
J. G. Wade
Siamson's
J. B. Lanius
Woodland
Thos. M. Boulware
Hannibal Journa
Liss Georgie Carter
Misses Hendricks
Bonis D. Noland
Luise Allen
Kate Henderson
J. T. Vaughn
EM. Violette
W. W. Barks
Marshall
Democrat
Rensselaer
Margaret Yancy
R. C. Peirsol
Graphic
Balzer & Dirigo
Williamson’s
M. P. Asbury
Nell
Myrtie Jones
Norman Goodnight
J. L. Lyon
Master Lyon Gartner
Tulsa
I. 1
Rogers
D. K. Vowell
Emden
Stella
Gerty Sharp
Ora Sharp
Charles Keith
Chicago
Williamson
Madras
Minnie McKnight
Pearl, I l
Prince Dimmit
Shelbyville
M. E. Noland
Ethel Moreman
Master Carl
City
William Bradford
St. Louis
Joston Jarman
Will
Joli Burk
Wreliamson
Leo Sullivan Kaiser
Kankakee Dil
Grandos Jim
MT. Pelee
J.T. Hickman
Hannibal Journal
G. M. Nichols
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