Chinamel Finish Favored by Painters in Clarence Mills Item
Miss Luan Ely visits St Louis friends and Miss Vallie Utterback works in Bowling Green court this week. Mrs Max Goode and Miss Nettle Scheetz of Kirkwood attend the Zeleny Rogers wedding. Mamie and Mackey Lee of Ely visit Miss Mary McIntire with others. Chinamel resists cold or boiling water and is used for floors and furniture by Wood Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luan Ely
St. Louis
Wood Bros
Miss Vallie Utterback
Bowling Green
Max Goode
Nettle Scheetz
Kirkwood
Zeleny—Rogers
Mamie
Mackey Lee
Ely
Mary McIntire
Local Notices Highlight Paints and Visits in Granville
John Adams of Granville visits friends in the city. Wood Bros advertise Chinamel for floors and furniture claiming far greater coverage than ordinary finish. Miss Allie Prentice visits Shelbina friends. Miss Katherine Henderson returns from Chillicothe on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Granville
Allie Prentice
Shelbina
Katherine Henderson
Chillicothe
Teachers' Examination at Madison June 28 1905
The regular teachers' examination will be held at Madison on June 28 1905 led by J B Roaurs Co Com. Mrs Susie Harper and her child are visiting Clarence. William Madden spent Sunday with Hunnewell and remarked on a new gait while discussing honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
J. B. Roaurs, Co
Susie Harper
Clarence
William Madden
Local notes and visits from Williamson Yates era
The column records multiple short items: Dr L T Bell’s trip to Broken Bow Nebraska and other trades. Samuel Christian visiting Center. Wood Bros. and Vernon Davis tied to local trade. Mrs Annie Moss visiting Clarence. residents praising McClintic Donley’s ice. the Monroe 3rd Nine game with Indian Creek. Mrs J B E Travis en route to Rensselaer. fencing by R Manning Walker. J D Webber visiting Hunnewell. Ma and Miss Randol’s Colorado trip. Rogers Zeleny nuptials attended by St Louis guests. a debt notice from W B Spalding requesting payment before July 1. W C T U meeting set. Santa Fe Masons’ hall dedication at St Johns Day with Walter Williams as orator. D Milton Proctor visiting New York. wagon ads for R Manning Walker and Columbus buggy. H B Mutua painting front parlor. social visits and travel, including Ed Hayden’s buggy, the Carni val at Shelbn. Stella Sharp’s departure for Galesburg and Andrew Dunn’s business trip.
Local notices and business briefs from Quincy area
Miss Ruby Martin of the Bluff City guests of friends Miss Blackstone. Will Hawkins of Quincy visits city with kinspeople. Wood Bros J P Patton Postmaster adds 45 keyless boxes. Monroe Steam Laundry offers 7 cent negligee shirts. Gem City Business College Quinney seeks applicants for 64 page illustrated catalogue. D L Musselman pres of Quincy College invites applications for stenography and bookkeeping courses. Dr A M Wood, Wood Brothers druggist, elected president of Missouri Medical Association at Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City Business College
Quinney
A. M. Wood
Wood Brothers
Missouri Medical Association
Trenton
Pearl McReynolds Reception Marks Homecoming Event
Pearl McReynolds and bonny bride arrived home Friday evening and were given a reception by his parents Rev. and Mrs. M. L. McReynolds, largely attended by his friends. Also a note from E. L. Anderson requests payment for goods trusted to a prior acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McReynolds
Bonny Bride
M. L. McReynolds
Vintage Textile Sale Listings With Prices and Styles
5¢ 71-2c and 10¢ Lawns. Batiste and Dolly Varden Styles 10c and 15c. Fancy Colored Parasols at $1.50 to $5. Suspender Belts in Black and White 25c and 50c. Vests from 5c to 25c. Chemusettes and Fancy Collars 25c and 50c. White Wash Silk 60c per yard. Hosiery colors in multiple shades 25c and 50c. Bleached Indian Head 36 in wide 12 1-2c per yard. White Linen for Shirt Waist Suits 212 yards wide $100 per yard. Short Lengths in Table Linens 39c per yard. Shepherd Plaid Mohair 50c per yard.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fredendall
Mexico
Columbia
Lexington
Joe Bulkins
Clarence Mills
Chinamel
White
Chinamel Best
L. T. Bell
Broken Bow, Neb
Japalac
Samuel Christian
Center
Chiname
George L Turner
Annie Moss
Master Isaac
McClintic & Donley's
Wife
Philadelphia
W. Shields McClintic
Miss, Maud
Virginia
Vernon Davis
Emden
McClintic and Donley’s
Monroe
Indian Creek Kids
Mrs. J. Be, Travis of
City
Rensselear
R. Manning Walker
J. D Webber
Hunnewell
The
Will Losson
Jannie Randol
Colorado
W. Verdner Carson
Hal Hough
Rogers Zeleny
W. B. Spalding
W.C.T.U
John Shearman
Themasons of
Santa Fe
St. John's Day
Grand Lodge of
D. Milton Prsctror
New York
Mrs. J. M. Proctor
Ed Hayden
H. B. Mutu Ias
Bewis
Lala Hayden
Toons Buckman
Wren Pugas
Shelbin
Wills Evans
Wooley North
Carstairs
Alberta
Canada
Stella Sharp
Andrew Dunn
Galesburg
M. Atelephone Co
MecClintic & Donley’s
Ruby Martin
Bluff City
Misses Blackstone
Will Hawkins
Quincy
J. P. Patton
Monroe Steam Laundry
D. L. Musselman
Illinois
E. L. Anderson
Batiste
Dolly Varden
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