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Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

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Monroe City Fair and Farm Notices Summary

Monroe City fair schedule and farm notices include livestock for sale and breeding stock from L. C. Wilson and W. T. Youell, Jersey cow with calf, registered Jersey bull Brook Hill Laddie 80,893 at $2.50, J D Brandemeyer Jersey cows, Pole-Angus bull purchases by Phil Arnoldy and W W Stoddard, and local bee hive equipment. Also reports a Jersey cow killed after milking and a Hannibal bee swarm on a Pittsburgh trolley car. Wedding of George Hardy and Hazel Gough in Shelbina, with ceremonies at the Roman Catholic church and breakfast at the parsonage. groom, a farmer from near Lakenan, and bride, daughter of Benjamin Gough.

Gloster W. T. Youell Brookhill Laddie T Clark Ely J D Brandemeyer Riley Parsons J R Carrico Shelbina George Hardy James Hardy Lakenan

The Dutch Kitchen as a Room and Bed in Delft

In Delft the kitchen is the family center a large room with a central round table and a hidden bed in a corner the hostess sleeping behind curtains. The stove sits in a deep brick fireplace the mantel holds brass vessels a Virgin statue and a waxed Queen Wilhelmina wedding gown statue.

Wilhelmia New Idea Woman's Magazine

Identified Wild Man From Mill Creek Identified

A man found wandering in Mill Creek last Tuesday was identified as Edward Harrison of Monroe City Missouri. He was sent to Jacksonville state hospital on suspicion of insanity, but provided his name and residence to physicians and is believed to have been released after a brief stay.

Mill Creek Jacksonville Edward Harrison Monroe City Missouri Oliver Harrison Huntington Quincy John No Name James Skirvin George Whitlock Sheriff's Office Carrie Quincy Herald

Nineteen Years Celebrated With Dinner For Henry Green

Henry Green marked nineteen years with a family dinner at home in the city. His sister Annie invited friends Miss Marguerite Reid Opal Forsythe Elva Clark Elizabeth Patterson Messie Reuben Ober Rush Buell Warren Fuqua and Ray Handley to join the six o'clock meal as a pleasant memory of the milestone.

Henry Green Annie Marguerite Reid Opal Forsythe Elva Clark Elizabeth Patterson Messie Reuben Ober Rush Buell Warren Fuqua Ray Handley

Church Calendar and Sunday Services Across Town

Community columns note Rev. Fr Dempsy visiting peers in Lt Louis and Rev Weeks serving at Grace Baptist. Epworth League set for Lewistown June 22 23 24 while Mount Hope Christian church plans a June fourth Sunday dedication with basket dinner and programs at 9 30 am 10 45 am 2 30 pm 7 00 pm. Regular services and Bible School details given with solicitations for church subscriptions to fund repairs.

Epworth League Hannibal Lewistown Christian Church Mount Hope Cleaver W. F. M. Society The Bible School of Christian Church Rock House

Mon roe Lodge 64 A F and A M Special Communication

A F and A M Mon roe Lodge No 64 holds a special communication tomorrow Friday at 7 30 PM. Work will be in the F C Degree. All members urged to attend. Visiting brethren invited.

Monroe Lodge No. 64 A. F A. M F. C

Mrs Cleveland to Testify in Brandenburg Case

Mrs Frances Cleveland widow of President Cleveland was called as a witness in the grand larceny trial of magazine writer Branden burg. The case centers on an article claimed to be by Mr Cleveland and published in The New York Times before the last national election. Mrs Cleveland repudiated the article after her husband’s death.

New York Frances Folsom Cleveland Cleveland Broughton Brandenburg Supreme Court Brandenburg New York Times

Jim McFarland S Rifle Accident Short Tale

Jim McFarland uses a long target rifle to shoot frogs and sparrows. While watching a sparrow his index finger protruded in front of the barrel and a crack sounded as the sparrow fell and a small piece of his finger was damaged.

Jim ‘McFarland Jim

Death by Live Wire in Lebanon Missouri

Ward Campbell aged 24 was killed when he contacted a live electric wire while escorting Miss Bertie Richardson home. A cut telephone wire lay across a live line and Campbell touched it, suffered burns, and died after attempting to rise. John Campbell and another woman heard the cries and aided him.

Lebanon Ward Campbell Bertie Richardson Campbell John Campell

When He Kicks Lamar Democrat

As long as a man's condition excites pity he does not realize it. After he is settled he fusses about his hard lot. Hay Rake and Stacker advertised at A Jaeger’s Hardware. Charles Halloway of New York arrived Tuesday to visit his aunt Mrs W G Caldwell.

Lamar Democrat A. Jaeger’s Hardware Charles Halloway New York Mra W. G. Caldwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monroe City Fair L. M. Wood Plymouth Rock Bradley & Bright L. C. Wilson Phil Arnoldy W W Stoddard D R Davenport MDS Graham Jno L Owen Beeves Ab Hays R' Parsons E Clark Chris Lehnbauer Jno Whitecotton R K Megown del Hagar Bee Supplies James Smith Monroe J P Vanney Palmyra Henderson & Son Market Report Root Car Occupants Pittsburg O. E. Knoch West Ohio Street Mr. Hardy Bride Dnebeb Roosters T N Fessenden TJ Yates Barger & McClintic Henderson Holland Delft Edward Dempsy Louis Ryan and Connolly G. A. Crouch LaGrange Grace Baptist Church B.D. Weeks A Weeks Auburn Methodist First Baptist Weeks Young People's Society Methodist Circuit Mt. Vernon Church Christian ST. Judes H. C. Goodman A.M Death By Live Wire
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