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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
3
W C T U column editor Hilla L Shearman discusses home life morals and dress codes. She urges simpler living less cooking, a conventional dress mode, and coordinated effort among women to adopt nonessential abstentions, stressing unity and public influence of W C T U values.
Sunday at Spalding drew a social group including Gra Foley and many neighbors to a day at Spalding rings. They enjoyed a toothsome supper in a basket with Joseph Montgomery Ev O Daniel Beatrice Elliott and Stella Vowell before a twilight drive to the Rock House then homeward.
Mrs. Wm. Musgrove visited. W. L. Bly bought a Bear Creek Saturday to spend a few days with a daughter. The note hints at engagement customs and a family trip in a run-about.
A passenger tried to disembark at a moving train as it sped toward Sheroma, 17 miles away. The man clung to the car steps while the vestibule door remained shut, and the fast train did not stop until its destination. Missouri readers may recall similar mishaps on Burlington rails.
Royal Time reports R A Jackson and family Elmo Jackson and family Everett Jackson and family and E J Alexander and family spent a perfect Missouri day at North River. They carried dinners in baskets and hooked about 50 lbs of nice fish.
P Bvans wife and daughter Mies Grarn from Shelhrvidde arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Vallis brutalni J J Rivera and family.
Mrs R J Lradiey and two children of Quinney visited their parents George Baize and wife. Mrs R J Gosney and daughter Stella of La Belle visited their daughter and sister Mrs D K Gosney. Miss Ethel Lanius of Ely spent weekend with Miss Cassie Whitworth. Miss Carrie Meyers guests of Miss Hattie Glitsch near Perry. Nicholas Ratz of West Ely with Monroe friends Saturday. Miss Myrtle Cupp, teacher at Hereford, spent weekend with family in New London. Mogrove Anderson visited business in Bluff City Saturday.
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