Monroe City Fair dates adjusted for Primary Election day
Local notes report Mrs Frank Lanham improving, Foley couple visiting from the Flawminn Islands to buy goods for their millinery business. The Monroe City Fair shifts to Wednesday through Saturday due to Primary Election. A ball game vs Hunnewell is set at the south ball grounds Friday. Sheriff candidate Jas Brady timbering across the line here Tuesday. Spalding Springs Hotel to formally open June 16 with free grounds access. contact Miss Rolla Spalding for rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatin Foley
Flawminn Islands
Monroe City
Hunnewell
Jas. Brady
Hannibal
Marion County
Ten Bridges To Be Built In County Project
County court contracted with Decatur Bridge Co represented by John T Grigsby of Paris for ten steel bridges. Locations include Long Branch Warren ford 75 ft and Elk Fork near Cedar Bluff 112 ft among others. Total cost 12709 dollars. Work to begin soon as possible. John H Nolen and wife visited from Jefferson City. Nolen oversees state drainage work and will remain with relatives itong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Bridge Co
John T Grigsby
Paris
Long Branch
Warren Ford
Crooked Creek
Berkly Ford
Middle Grove
Gwynn Ford
Holliday
Elk Fork
Warren Place
Gallanoway Ford
Maddison
Miles
Madison
Cedar Bluff
Sullivan Ford
Monroe
Paris Mercury
John H. Nolen
Jefferson City
Mr. Nolen
Mrs. Nolen
Fourth at Hunnewell by the Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows at Hunnewell plan a Fourth of July celebration with several addresses by prominent members and amusements for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Hunnewell
Notice on ice business and local council idle session
The note clarifies the ice business continues through the season and invites orders. Mrs. Charles Hickman traveled to Kirksville for a planned operation due to health complications, accompanied by her husband and Dr. Scobee. The city council met but lacked a quorum, so no business was transacted and adjournment set for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hickman
Kirksville
J. D. Scobee
Cemetery Notice and Local Notices From Monroe City
The community notes a 1.25 dollar annual cemetery assessment for St. Jude's Cemetery with payment urged for work to proceed. Marshalls, marriages, obituaries, and local updates include Mrs. M T Lawless at Marshall for Kirby Donovan’s death, Ida May Kirby and Harry Donovan wed in Beloit with plans to Beloit Kan home, and several social visits. Also reported are church services, fairground notices, IOOF officers elected, and local farming prospects with crop reports and property updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Donovan
Beloit
Kansas
Ida May Kirby
G W. Kirby
T. D. Brown
Monroe City Lodge No. 268
Harry Strean
N. G
H. C. Cooperider
V. G
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams
Frank Lanham
F. F. McGee
Spalding Springs
Rolla Spalding
Spalding, Mo
Spalding Agricultural & Mercantile Co
Earl Baldwin
R. C Carman
W. L. Bond
Claremore
Okla
Paul H. Linn
St. Louis
Rev. Linn
Scruggs Memorial Methodist Church
South
Missouri
Julia Megown
Colorado Springs
Colo
R. K Megown
Megown
Colorado City
Bell
H. B. Mudd
St. Jude’s Cemetery
R. Manning Walker
Kirby Donovan
Lee’s Summit
Via
Kan
Bell Telephone Company
Willa Belle Shearer
Jasper Henderson
Kate Henderson
A. Grimm
A. Grimm, Sr
Andrew Grimm, Jr
Louisiana
Archie Little
Brookfield
J. P. Sullivan
George
Frank
Miss Easter Grimm
W. W. Mitchell
Shelby County
Columbia
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wm. Hunerwadel
Carl F. Smith
Carl
Walter Williamson
J. H. Robinson
Palmyra
Cleo Patton
Miss Cleo
Seobee
John William Seobee
Monroe County
Green Lawn
Mary L. Mead Dee
Emma Sue Scobee
Aussie Nora Koons
Anna Mue Scobee
Victoria Lee Haug
Harry Clark
Shelbina
Monroe City Fair Grounds
Harry
J. C. Gilson
Fair Grounds
Mr. Clark
Fair Ground
Clark
Monroe City Fair
W. L. Boarman
Mingo
Iowa
Lena Smith
Osbourne
The
Democrat
John
Jayne
A. S. Jayne
United States
Globe
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Engraving
Harry Chard
Dora May Washam
Indian Creek
Cooney
Ellen May
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Chester Dooley
Stoutsville
Hattie Fish
Quincy
S. T. Pollard
Fish
Joseph Tooley
Carrollton
G. W. Tooley
Paul Cox
the News
Central College
Fayette
J. W. Wimsatt
D. M. Proctor, Jr
Mary H. Ely
A. Victor and
A. R. Ely
New London
William Smith
Zack Leak
Maywood
Rade Haley
Boulware’s Shoe Store
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