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Newspaper

Potosi Journal

Location

Potosi, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1902

Page

4

Washington County Pita Directory and Officials List

A draft page lists Washington County figures: presiding judge Joseph Wilkinson Richwoods, county court and district officials including M. E. Mocles, Chas. Willtans, and F. Boyer, plus county officers such as surveyor and school commissioner. It notes court terms: circuit on first Mondays in March and August, and county terms on second Mondays in February May August and November, with special terms to be announced.

Ehett Pdactigy Winsboro Stel Soritor Farris Steelville T. Eversole Potosi Joseph Wilkinson Richwoods Fed F. Boyer Cadette County R Mcole Detriidéfel Eftcnit Isaac A. Coutnty Belgrade Ehveyor Hawkins Summit oAntice of the Peace J. A. Henson Potost Beat Minera Aibevee Marchett Kitty’ Catt Bounce

Town Notices and Visiting Guests in Potosi

A roundup of residents and visitors in Potosi with multiple personalities and distant origins. Names include Townsend Caledonia TIlson Wallen Hopewell, Sizen, Page Undine, Letcher De Soto, Allen Shirley, Sloan Farmington, House Mop ewell, Heal Mineral Point, Belfe Belgrade, Volutte Fourche Renault, Long Belle fountain, Connolly St Louis, Anderson St Louis, McFarlin Dexter, Cantwell St Louis, Hodgen this place, Patterson, Saunders St Louis, and others. Local events note a Mineral Point sermon by Rev Whitehead, Potosi Cornet Band picnic August 28, and a thunder shower followed by cooler weather. School money allotments show Washington County $5018.75 for 4655 school children. Also mentions a hospitality scene, repairs, and travel by local and visiting figures.

Mrs Reardon Resident of Concord Township Dies

Mrs Reardon a longtime Concord Township resident died last week at her Hoplard Bluff home. The funeral was held at Rix River cemetery near Liondale last Saturday.

Settle Couple Visit City Then Attend State Democratic Meet

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Settle traveled to the city at the start of the week to shop for furniture for their new home. Afterward Mr. Settle proceeded to St. Joseph to participate in the Democratic state convention.

W. SN. Woods St. Joseph J. W. Settle Mr. Settle

Mrs Tadifer Seeks Journal Renewal From Potosi

Mrs A Tadifer of Benne Terre, formerly not a resident of Potosi, sends a dollar to renew her Journal subscription. She notes six months of ill health, but reports she is currently much better.

A. Tadifer Benne Terre Potosi Bof. Sowacker Frank Howe Onus Terre Mopewell

Republican Meeting Attended by Notables in Dent County

Notables from St Louis Belgrade and Farmington attended a Republican committee meeting in Potosi last Saturday. Reports note a postponed MWA picnic and a new millinery venture by Ava Cresswell and Mattie Hornsey in Fredericktown. Judge Wm Carter of Farmington died at 71, and Dent County Democrats discuss an independent bid to unseat Senator Farris.

J.J. Teeehse He E. Jolson Belgrade Wi. Cooper BE. OU Hanson Reyerend BE. V. Paul Cadet Old Mines Republican Committee Potosi Ava Cresswell Mattie Hornsey Fredericktown Wees Miss Hornsey Dent County Frank Farris John Fiorgan Salem Farris Wm. Carter Farmington M. A. Bliss St. Louis T. D. Castleway Judge Carter Farrminy Republican County Central Committee Potos

Notable Rumor Sparks Probate Judge Nomination Talk

The piece promotes A Tienson for Republican Probate Judge, praising Squire Henson as a capable, impartial candidate. It also addresses false reports about Bill Dooley and a murder linked to Dooley, noting Dooley is at large with alleged sharp shooting skill.

A. Tienson Squire Thenson Tie Breton Township Washington

Growing town sounds with landmark tree and bank notes

In the Gazette the sounds of hammer and saw mark growth as new houses rise. A giant tree in Jos Sloan's yard measures 26 feet around at ground level and 11 feet around eight feet up, with a shade spread of about 125 feet formerly and now 45 by 5 feet at noon. The Trandale Bank stockholders met Monday with Lat elected to the board, replacing Gen. Dr. Cole, as officers retained therapy for the coming year. Cashier Leeo leads a well managed bowl since opening eleven months ago, with a hopeful business outlook.

the Gazette Cain Jos. Sloan's Yard Trandale Bank N. L. Eaton Dr. Cole Leeo

Hopewell Local Notes Highlight Threshing and Visits

Wheat threshing yielded better quality than expected in Hopewell. Rev A J Mays preached at a surprise service, drawing large crowds. Rev A J Peterson of Ironton visited town. Miss Viola Wigger visited Miss Mary Evans. Mr and Mrs Robi Hardie return to town from St. Louis. An ice cream party honored Miss Emily Middleton's birthday and a town picnic is planned for August 24.

Hopewell A. J. Mays A. J. Peterson M. E Ironton Viola Wigger Mary Evans Robi. Hardie St. Louis Emily Middleton

Local Farmers Near Fourchea Renault Attend Social Gatherings

Farmers in the Fourchea Renault area report near completion of grain and hay work. Local residents including Messrs. FTL Hiaribeon and d- C. Gilson, Misses Carrie IT and Dejla Bye, attended a basket-dinner at Sugar Grove Church. Visitors Jenree Compton and Tr. are in Pammer, with Patterson family and Mrs Lettie Meyers visiting relatives nearby. Ed Compton managed hay tasks, and G. W. Compton farm reports substantial hay output from 6 acres this season.

Ftl Hiaribeon D- C. Gilson Carrie IT Dejla Bye Sugar Grove Church Jenree Compton Pammer JV. Patterson Hiertie Me Pattterson Lettie Meyers Altet Potosi

Infant Buried After Rain Saturday in Local Note

An infant child of Robert Blount was buried Saturday with the community offering sympathy. Mrs Amby Phares is ill. Henry Allen's baby sick but recovering. Little Mable Dwell also improving. Jasper Sitton to preach at Shirley Sunday the 27th. Miss Lottie Dowell visiting Lust Creek. Shirley school house cistern nearing completion. Whooping cough and mumps still prevalent in Unis locality. Prowm Money.

Robert Blount Jasper Sitton Shirley Lottie Dowell Lust Creek Unis

Southern Missouri Railway Driving First Spike in St Genevieve

In St Genevieve hundreds gathered at Little Rock Landing to witness the driving of the first spike on the Southern Missouri Railway and the crossing of the first locomotive from Winds shore to Missouri. Judge JL Bogg, vice president and promoter, drove the silver spike presented by John I Walsh of Chicago, president of the road, to be driven by him.

St. Genevieve Little Rock Landing Missouri JL. Bogg John I. Walsh Chicago Lim

Davidson & Son announce wagon shop addition

Notice states a wagon shop connected to a blacksmith shop led by Mr H C Guyton with K Davidson & Son. They offer all wagon and wood work in first class style using the best materials and selling new wagons at St Louis prices with freight added. Horse shoeing and repairing remain specialties and all jobs warranted.

H. C. Guyton St. Louis K. Davidson & Son

Davidson and Guyton offer new wheels and woodwork

Shops advertise wheels by the set and individually with spring seats and barrows, plus wood and iron work. Catherine lead mines at Pred ericktown shut temporarily after a wage dispute over Hungarian workers. Americ miners and the company clash ends with plant closure.

Davidson & Guyton’s Catherine Predericktown J. J. Cantwell

Dont Fail To Try Electric Bitters For Health

A promotional ad touts Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for stomach and kidney issues. It claims benefits including liver stimulation and nerve vitality, listing ailments such as nervousness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria exposure with guaranteed satisfaction from dealers.

Belews Creek captures rare bird described as kite hawk

Col Jesse Young killed a rare bird on Belews Creek. Experts call it a kite hawk, a diminutive white-bodied raptor with black wings and a forked tail. Weighing one pound one ounce, it spans four feet seven sixteenths inches. Prof. McCoy weighs in.

Jesse Young Belewsreek Alabama McCoy Hillsboro Democrat

Repulsive features linked to liver issues advertised cure

An old advertisement claims repulsive facial features such as blackheads and pimples result from liver imbalance. It promotes Herbine to cleanse bowels regulate the liver and improve complexion, directing readers to Teasdale's Drug Store in Potosi and Suiter & Co. in Richwoods.

Teasdale’s Drug Store Potosi M. A. Jolly Noble O. T Saltarte Seactroas Echous Teasdale Suitor &Co Richwoods

Farmington man narrowly saved when house frame collapses

Sam Conway of Farmington was seriously hurt but likely to recover after a moving frame house slipped from its jackscrews and pinned him. He was crushed beneath the structure but a rover under the house at the time saved him from death.

Sam

Marriage Licenses Report From Sunlight Caledonia Hopewell

W E Horton Sunlight Missouri Jane Williamson Montana Herbert Beck Caledonia Hattie F Buxton James Murry Hopewell Sarah Powell Note list fragment shows names and locations of marriage licenses issued, with multiple couples connected to cities Sunlight Caledonia Hopewell and states Missouri Montana Caledonia.

W. E. Horton Sunlight Jane Williamson Montana Herbert Beck Caledonia Hattie F. Buxton James Murry Hopewell Sarah Powell

Tragic Gas Stove Blast Claims Alice Murphy

Alice Murphy, 34, a resident of De Soto, died four hours after a gasoline stove exploded last Friday. Traumatized by the blast, she fled about half a mile before the flames were extinguished. her clothing burned away and her body severely burned.

Alice Murphy de Soto

Fashion Columns Question Riding Dress in Ironton

The Ironton Register mocks ladies riding astride attire while noting fashion may be fine yet disapproves of such style. The item reflects contemporary clothing debates and newspaper commentary on gendered dress norms.

Ironton Register

Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Sells Cheap Across Dealers

A warped sales pitch touts Bucklin’s Arnica Salve as best for skin eruptions at 25 cents, while a major mining deal unfolds as H. Leathe sells Mine La Motte holdings to Dougherty & Albus for about 1.5 million dollars, including 37,614 acres and a full mining and milling operation with last year’s pig lead output around 5 million.

Bucklin Fredericktown Bomewe

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Potosi Journal M O F. M. Deggendorf Botosi, MO Wiebelieve the. W. H. Say CO Mineral Point Belmont Matt Bismarck Hitmarck Sti Petos Iam Abe Js al Yai Pita Directory of Washington County Ir. N. J. Townsend Kelgracdey Hk. HW Tilson Wilf Alen Lawn L. Af. Wallen J. W. Sizen L. A. Page Undine Lee Letcher Potow Wa. Allen J. M. Sloan Mrs.t. F. House Squire O. F. Heal Mary Belfe Sparks & Tilson’s Thresher Annie Volutte Fourche A Renault Newtie Long Bellefountain Lotty Bust Minnie Connolly Miss Lottie Anderson Sam Anderson E. M. McFarlin Dexter John Cantwell J. M. Hodgen J. L. Eaton Irondale Jés. L. Patterson Mr. E. OL. Saunders Our Town Joe Wetkins Telatvés IH. Whitehead W. T. Woolford Helen Smith Mary Casey Edmond Blynn Rosa Wyne Dark J. Flynn Haeudsler W. C. Haeussler Alice Haeussler Clear Creek Wall M. &. Church South Patert A. Virnelin Bill Dooley Eorris Winchester Ainertakers Oliver O. K U. S. Ramsey Sunlight, Missouri Sai R. M. Buggler. Co T. Hunter Olice Heinrich Potosl MO Tate Washington County Bank Potosi, Mo Jas. Long Casey Vice-Press J. F. Evans E. T. Eversole Boy Aaa J. M. Nughes Fourchea Renault Ed Compton Patterton G. W. Compton Antos Athena Tenn Naxwi Davie Nannie Davis Cardus Edicine Co Chattanooga Dattiu Halamazoo Corset CO W.H. Gag Co
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