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Newspaper

Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

8

New Things II Builders and Walks Around Town

Owen lays a cement block foundation on Third Street between Davis and Washington with 50 feet of granitoid walk. Gillam completes 40 feet of granitoid walk outside his cottage. Herman Levy adds 80 feet of granitoid walk on Silk Stocking Row. O D Johnston plans a residence near Philadelphia. Roy McKnight builds a barn near Rensselaer. Evan Smith installs 200 feet of granitoid walk for James H Robinson and 75 feet for W L Reid. Holy Rosary Parish plans a two story parsonage near the church.

Owen Davis and Washington Streets Herman Levy Roy McKnight Rensselaer Evan Smith James H. Robinson W. L. Reid Holy Rosary

An Errand of Mercy in a Brighton Address

A London Tribune report recalls a Brighton address on smoking evils where a young minister admits receiving one hundred cigars and smoking one before declaring he will return home to discard the rest. A Baptist minister adds that his plan is to rescue the ninety and nine.

Brighton London Tribune

Senator Walcott Roast Sparks Racial Tension in South Hohoda

An account recalls Senator Walcott of Colorado delivering a stump speech in a southern Democratic stronghold. He faced hostile reception from white attendees in the pit and Black gallery, then singled out a waiter with a joke about a Cinnamon order. The piece also notes locals visiting and returning with familiar names in adjacent towns.

Walcott Colorado Red Hut South Hohoda Larere

Fred Hawkins and wife visit homefolks near Warren

Fred Hawkins and his wife spent Sunday with relatives near Warren, sharing a day of family time and hometown hospitality.

Fred Hawkins Warren

In Memoriam Stephen Emil Lawless 1904 1906

In Memoriam for Stephen Emil Lawless son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lawless born July 10 1904 died June 17 1906 at 10 30 am aged 23 months and 7 days The plea for comfort and memory fills the obituary with religious consolation The funeral was conducted by Rev Father Mullen pall bearers listed by name Agnes Mudd Carrie Bigley Cecia Yates Willima Shafer Lola Piear ceall Margaret Clern The piece notes a family torn by loss and a sense of eternal rest with God

Stephen Emil Thomas Lawless Stephen Little Stephen Father Mullen Agnes Mudd Carrie Bigley Cecia Yates Willima Shafer Lola Piearceall Margaret Clern

Mrs Green Hosts Six Hand Euchre Night for Niece

In a pretty suburban home Mrs A H Green entertained at six hand euchre for Miss Josephine Proctor of Chicago. Eight tables filled with guests from Moberly Warrensburg Kirksville and other towns. Refreshments were enjoyed as much as the games.

A. H. Green Josephine Proctor Chicago Misses Ferris Moberly Shepard Warrensburg Brashear Kirksville

Van Rensselaer Academy Welcomes Visitor

Rev J E Travis of Van Rensselaer Academy Rensselaer MO called on the Democrat Thursday. He once pastor of the Presbyterian church here and reports the school successful beyond expectations last year. Send for the new catalogue to learn of its cheapness thoroughness and country location ideal for boys and girls.

J. E. Travis Rensselaer Academy Presbyterian Church van Rensselaer Academy Rensselaer, MO

Card of Thanks and Pre Inventory Sale Notice

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for aid and sympathy after illness and bereavement. Tom Lawless and wife. Anderson and Grayson Mercantile Co. advertises a pre inventory sale with greater reductions than ever offered. Sale runs from Saturday June 30 until Saturday July 14.

Tom Lawless Anderson& Grayson Mercantile Co

It pays to wear neat fitting clothes at Con way shop

It pays to wear neat fitting, well made clothes of good material. That is the kind Con way puts up. See him before you buy.

Conway

Warren Picnic of MWA Camp Set for Aug 16

The South Warren Camp of the MWA schedules its 5th annual picnic for Thursday August 16. Organizers promise a big time with games, food, and entertainment.

Warren Camp

Mrs Bettie Sidner Murphy Presents 10 Pound Boy

Mrs Bettie Sidner Murphy presented her husband Frank with a handsome ten pound boy. The Murphys now reside at Farber. Mrs D G Keith and Master Settle of Howell Ark arrived yesterday to pay a long visit to her parents J Blue Settle and wife.

Bettie Sidner Murphy Frank Mrs. Murphy Farber D. G. Keith Master Settle Howell, Ark J. Blue Settle

Sprouted Bean Found In Baby's Nose In Indiana

In Shelbyville Indiana a ten month old boy of George Cascaden had a sprouted bean removed from his nose by doctors. The bean measured about a quarter of an inch and grew upward into the nasal cavity. Miss Mattie Redman of Palmyra arrived Tuesday to visit relatives.

Shelbyville Ind George Cascaden Mattie Redman Palmyra

Brother of Mrs Hawkins Dies in Broken Bow Neb

Mrs J L Hawkins was called to Broken Bow Nebraska on Tuesday by the death of her brother Robert Cooper. He was remembered by older citizens as raised just north of the city and went west about 22 years ago.

J. L. Hawkins Broken Bow Neb Robert Cooper Cooper

Fashionable Hair Barrette Sale at Yates and Shearman

See the new Trixie Belts shown at Yates and Shearman and discover fashionable hair barrettes available at the store.

Yates & Shearman

Mrs R B McClintic Visits Parents Then Heads Home

Mrs. R B McClintic left yesterday afternoon for Monroe City after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Lay in Hannibal. H B Mudd bought all Mora Hollis cigars amounting to 4000 units. Hollis will soon have another supply.

H. B. Mudd Mora Hollis Mr. Hollis

Letters Awaiting Pickup in Monroe City Post Office

Remaining unclaimed letters in the Monroe City Missouri post office as of June 26, 1906, listed by name and date received, highlighting the ongoing mail matters of the town and inviting addressees to claim at the local office.

Monroe City

Party Guests At Mrs Parks Weeklong Soiree

Mrs. Marian Parks hosted a pleasant weeklong house party with guests Miss Boyer of St. Louis Miss Wellenmiter of Quincy Mr. Anderson Stuart of Muskogee I T and his friend Mr H E Roberts of Mattoon Illinois.

Marian Parks Miss Boyer St. Louis Wellenmiter Quincy Anderson Stuart Muskogee I. T H. E. Roberts Mattoon Ill

Local residents plan travel and moves this week

Bert Lange left Tuesday for a ten day vacation and may miss the depot. Mae McAllister visited Iva Powell in Quincy. R L Turner family including Powell will move to Regina Canada next week.

Bert Lange Bert Mae McAllister Iva Powell Quincy R. L. Turner Miss Powell Regina Canada

Two Ladies Return From Nebraska Visitation

Mesdames T. B. Hayden and R. Hagan have concluded a three week visit with relatives in Orleans Oxford and Edison Nebraska. W. W. Handley traveled to Grand Island Nebraska on Tuesday for a business trip by bus.

Mesdames T. B. Hayden R. Hagan Orleans Oxford Edison, Neb W. W. Handley Grand Island, Neb

Republicans Back Parcels Post and Postal Currency

The National Republican party in session in Philadelphia adopted a resolution urging immediate legislation to establish a parcels post and postal currency or notes to facilitate mail orders. The move, praised by the party as centralizing trade, drew opposition from country papers fearful for smaller cities.

National League of Republicans Philadelphia

Verdner Carson Plans Quick Visit Amid Vacation Rest

Verdner Carson, described as a knight of the grip, has spent several days away from his vacation with homefolk. He will travel next to Waterloo, Iowa, to visit friends there.

Verdner Carson Knight of the Grip Waterloo Iowa

Williamson of Tulsa en route to father's illness near Hunnewell

George T. Williamson of Tulsa traveled Monday toward his father’s home near Hunnewell after being called by his father’s serious illness. Miss Luella Boyer returned to St. Louis Tuesday after a pleasant week at home to resume her position with the family of G W Brown.

George T. Williamson Tulsa I. T Hunnewell Luella Boyer St. Louis G W. Brown

Teza Wooten and wife visit J D Rohr family in Oklahoma City

Teza Wooten and his wife, both of Oklahoma City, spent part of the week visiting J D Rohr and family, sharing time and conversation during their stay.

Teza Wooten Oklahoma City J. D. Rohr

Bluff City Man Will Welch Spends Sunday with Friends

Will Welch of Bluff City spent Sunday in the city in the company of friends during a casual outing shaping a relaxed weekend scene.

Will Welch Bluff City

Smith kin attend funeral in Palmyra for Ninety Smith

Joseph and William Smith attended the funeral of their kinswoman Miss Ninety Smith in Palmyra on Sunday afternoon. Miss Georgie Renshaw is with Hannibal relatives.

Joseph and William Smith Miss Ninety Smith Palmyra Georgie Renshaw Hannibal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cr. Gillam O. D. Johnston C.H Ames Indian Creek Mr. Ames Western Watchman Fr. Phelan St Stephen Church Geo Chipman Salt Lake Joe Depot Self Wife George Roma Brashear Elizabeth Ferris Auss Elien Walker God Mrs. Green Miss Proctor Jefferson City Capitol Dome Oklahoma Leaber Missouri Babes Jacob Rohr Jake Frank Little Egan Grist Carding Millaca Alice M Adams ET Beall L Bennett Jeff Burns A Coleman Edward Daley L B Davidson DJ Fowler Boss Hagar FS Harkins Arthur F McEwen Fe& Bo Myers S Ward H W West J. P. Parton
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