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Newspaper

Potosi Journal

Location

Potosi, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

4

Washington County official directory and court dates

The issue lists officials for Washington County Missouri including Circuit Judge Joseph J. Williams and Sheriff L. Casey. It provides court terms for county and probate courts, noting first Mondays in March and February terms, with special terms announced as needed.

Jos J. Williams Elillsboro C. M. Buford Centerville M. E Rhodes Potoversidin L. A Page Uodine H.L. White Geo. W. Seabourne Joseph Cresswell Bac John O Jas. A. Henson Jas Whitehead Potos L. Casey N. F. Rublawn S Nipper F. W. McFadden H. L. Smith Latty J. W. Nouston Iiondale It. Hawkins Summit W. A. Cooper Otosi O. F. Beal Mineral Point Olrewlt Augustary

Mineral Point Time Card Reads Trains Stopping Schedule

Old railroad timetable fragment lists southbound and northbound trains with destinations like Little Rock St Louis and Mineral Point. It shows stop times around morning and afternoon and station codes, incomplete OCR makes specifics uncertain.

Mineral Point

Local Notes Show Widest Circle of Potosi Visitors

Local items record residents and visitors in Potosi and nearby towns. Names include Garr, Hartzell, Boyer, Northway, Canning, Bouet, Briscoe, Smith, Maclay, Eaton, Declue, Johnson, and many others visiting from St. Louis, Arcadia, Belgrade, Festus, Farmington, Fredericktown, Mineral Point, and Belle. Also notes a $13,000 school bond sale in Piedmont and a large fire at Simms & McFarland in Bonne Terre. Several confirmations, travels, and social visits are chronicled along with weather commentary and ongoing subscriptions.

New Members Join Caledonia Presbyterian Church

Rev M H Kerr conducted a Sunday service in Caledonia to welcome eighteen new members from a recent union revival. Frank Plank, from Mersene Turkey, mails a souvenir note from aboard the U S cruiser North Carolina seeking return to civilization. Aoson Blaylock dies in a furnace tunnel accident at Federal No 3 mill. Walter Declue and Frank Plank fined for carrying concealed weapons after a May 18 shooting incident. Albert Plank case dismissed.

M. H. Kerr Caledonia Presbyterian Church Frank Plank Mersene Turkey Frank U.S North Carolina Aoson Blaylock Esther Federal No. 3 Mill Blaylock Walter Declue Squire Fraser Charles Declue Frank Cole Albert Plank Helt News

Local notes from Jennings area report weather and events

Cadet and Mr and Mrs Girgus visit Wm Richardson while Mrs Essie Hiscox visits Eli Politte in St Louis County. Rain pauses crop work as ground dries soon. Ties along the right of way inspected and mines active except Nina Realty Co. Frank Boas visits Elmer McEntire. horse impaled on fence post during an attempted jump. post damaged and wound treated by J S Wilkinson.

Girgus Jennings St. Louis County Wm. Richardson Essie Hiscox St. Louis Eli Politte Nina Realty Co Frank Boas Mineral Point Elmer McEntire J.S. Wilkinson

Potosi and St. Louis visits noted around week

Mr Wm Settle visited St Louis on Monday while Joe Bass and others traveled between St Louis and Potosi. Attys and residents from Mineral Point Farmington Aptus Fredericktown attended events. The community laments Mrs George E Breckenridge of Belgrade passing away last Monday and extends sympathy.

T. F. Blount St. Louis A. A. P. Farrell Potosi George E. Breckenridge Belgrade

Potosi Athletic Club Entertainment Night

Potosi Athletic Club invites the public to a June 17 1909 event promising gymnasium based brain and muscle development for boys to foster usefulness and curb mischief. Also notes a county court session sending Willis Coleman to the state hospital for treatment after mental illness symptoms. Sheriff Casey transported him.

Willis Coleman Frack Coleman Old Mines State Hospital Casey

Saw mill business noted in local report

The local column lists several residents and visitors including Ben Roderique of Indian Creek, Johnny Bourbon of Cyclone, Miss Louise Declue, Miss Susan Declue, Susie Smith, Mrs Callahan and family visiting New Hope, Wes Jarvis of Troutt on a business trip, Frank Ruggles of Sullivan, Mrs Tourville visiting Mrs Jos Declue, Mrs J D Boyer visiting her mother Mrs Miller, a youth party at Richwoods, and Gertie and Fannie Declue with Cora and Ida Witt. Uncle Jim Roderique of Richwoods was seen en route to Rock Spring.

Ben Roderique Indian Creek Johnny Bourbon Cyclone Louise Susan Declue Susie Smith Callahan New Hope Wes Jarvis Troutt Frank Ruggles Sullivan Tourville Jos. Declue J. D. Boyer Miller Richwoods Gertie Fannie Declue Cora Ida Witt Jim Roderique of Rock Spring Birt

Mineral Fork Baseball Team Shines in Victory

Mineral Fork Base Ball Club, formed last July, defeated Brown Hollow 49 to 8 last Sunday. The team, averaging about 128 pounds per player, boasts an undefeated season with a motto Grin and Win. Players include Arthur Henry Hugh Ed Thurman Wideman Filmore Marlin Lawrence Missey and Fred Whaley. Timon Coleman left for Denver for health reasons. Arthur Whaley, recently back from Indiana, returns to work at Medart Dekalb Pulley Co.

Arthur Whaley St. Louis Arthur Indiana Medart Dekalb Pulley Co Mineral Fork Hugh Thurman Henry Homer Wideman Filmore Marlin Lawrence Missey Press Fred Whaley Brown Hollow

Belgrade Couple Wed In Bright Home Ceremony

Miss Rolla C. Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Johnson Belgrade Missouri married Wednesday June 2 1909 to Norman A Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Maxwell also of Belgrade The ceremony at the bride parents home performed by Rev A M Robinson Irondale The room pulsing with white roses carnations and ferns six aunts former brides witnessed by three grandmothers and one grandfather They exchanged vows to Mendelssohn s Wedding March by Myrtle Spence The bride wore white net and lace gown with a white tulle veil and carried white roses and carnations Afterward the couple left for Potosi where they will reside Many presents were given and numerous relatives attended including Arthur Maxwell Mrs Sarah Maxwell W L Maxwell L G Johnson J D Robinson and others from Belgrade and nearby towns.

Rolla C. Johnson H. E. Johnson Belgrade Norman A. Maxwell Arthur Maxwell A. M. Robinson Irondale Mendelssohn Myrtle Spence Potosi Sarah Maxwell W. L. Maxwell L. G. Johnson J. D. Robinson George Maxwell Mollie Maxwell W. J. Dent Arthur Sloan Cyrus Dent J. L. Eaton Bismarck M. L. Townsend Silas Johnson J. W. Towle O. L. Loomis Foto

Local Health Updates and Church Notice in John’s Chapel

Coruneil Biaff is noted. William Shuoftlebarger on sick list. Reverend William Ramsey to preach at John’s Chapel on the third Sunday of the month. Joe Duty ill with measles but improving. Reverend and Mrs Means’ children ill with measles but recovering. Mrs Mattie Byrd of Leadwood spent days with her mother Mrs Kirknatrick.

Coruneil Biaff Wm. Shuoftlebarger Wm. Ramsey John’s Chapel Joe Duty Mrs. Means Mattie Byrd Leadwood Mrs. Kirknatrick

Sunday visits and moves in Bel grade area

Local social notes report Mr and Mrs Gib Mallow of Bel grade hosting guests Mr and Mrs John Duty. Jesse Horton traveled to Leadwood to join sister Mae four months in school there. Frank Hill sold his Sunlight farm and relocated his family to Bel grade. John Horton family and Grace spent days at Hazel Creek with son Alonzo and kin. Lillie went home with grandparents to begin school. An Op-Ed excerpts school policy on teacher certificates, renewals, and examination practices, urging record keeping and pen and paper exams, with notices for county association and district clerks.

Jesse Horton Leadwood Miss Mae Frank Hill Sunlight Belgrade John Horton Grace Hazel Creek Alonzo Lillie Opral

Rural school exams and May graduation planned

Examinations for rural schools will be held near the close of the school year with certificates granted at regular graduation exercises to be held at Potosi in May. Burwell Fox, County School Commissioner.

Eorror PoTest Journal County Board of Education Board of Education Burwell Fox Potosi

Marriage of Widows In India Reflects Rising Widow Marriages

A report notes increasing widow marriages in India with three recent ceremonies in distinct regions. The social conference has pressured Hindu society to accept widow remarriage, despite lingering objections from some who fear social consequences. The piece cites personal hardship of widowed daughters and calls for reform.

India Calcutta iIndiam Mirrer

Fresh Paper Stock Enables Cheap First-Class Printing

A local printer announces new paper stock to offer first-class style for letters heads envelopes and card bills at competitive prices. The advert promotes affordable job printing to businesses and individuals seeking quality print work.

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Cook

A Missouri resident from Potosi testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved frequent kidney secretions after a few days of use. He obtained them at City Drug Store and urges others to use the remedy. Sold everywhere for 56 cents. Foster Milling Co. New York is sole U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Bright Potosi W. Cook Doan Doans Foster-Milburo i Oona New York United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Lars. Matter F. M. Deggendorf Potoss, MO Washington County Little Rock Boplar Hloff Hineral Point Potusi J. M. Sloan M. E. Rhodes Potgsi J. W. Houston Irondale, MO Irondale Bank W. T. Hunter German- American Insurance Co M. J. McNamara EYE Post Office Arber Potosi Delmar Laundry the Journal Journal Ae Ee Tom Wiest A.H. Garr Sieeday Saledonia G. A. Hartzell J. B. Boyer Frank Northway de Soto C. M. Canning H. E. Bouet Herbert Briscoe Idabelle Smith Arcadia S. R. Maclay Pond Creek Jas. D. Eaton Eli Declue Aptus Way John Johnson Piedmont Hi. C. Compton Frankeiay J. B. Dumphy Fredericktown Ruth Springer Floyd E. T. Eversole Farmington I. F. Plank Miss Eva Berryman Brazil Mesdames Goghill and Byrd Simms & McFarland Bonne Terre W. J. Casey Fourche A Renault Mrs. W Hardin Elza Horosey Flat River Mary Ellen Higgins Agnes Wallace Chas. A. Craven Our Town J. H. Hall H. H. Maxwell Ellen Williams el Paso, Tex R M. Bugg Messrs C. A. Stocking A. E. Stocking Potosico Chas. Davidson Festus, Mo J. O. Long Master Comfort Sloan Imboden, Ark bin Uncle J. W. Towl Agatha Casey Florrisant Geo. B. Cole H. FE. Blount Viana Tual Blanche Evans Sade Kendall Jas. L. Smith East St. Louis 0. Z. Guyton Frank Richardson Miss Helen Festus Palmyra Charles Craven Latty Whitehead Morehouse P. C. Friend Father Canning Frank Thast St. Rewis Me J. Wo ‘Tewl Aerkansas Tennessee Flossie Barles Cape Girardeau State Normal School Comfort Sarah Dickey Kate Butler Lutesville, Mo Stella Cole Carolina F. Baugher Edmond H. Gangter This County Newtonville Loyd Lynch Hadley BR. B. Cahoon G. B. Greer Sikeston Wm. RB. Lang State Hospital For Insane Riverside Robert C. Abrams St. Clair, Mo R. ©. Abrams, Sr Jenneen Township County Tiarry E. Evens Jefferson City Harry Capt W. H. Evans Hopewell Jeff. City Charles Clay, Jr Keysville Crawford County Dorothy Dodd Oxford J. W. Settle & Company City Bakery Roy A. Wright Wm. Settle Joe Bass S. G. Nipper C. H. Goforth W.T. Woolford Edith Cresswell Aptus Mattie Horosey Rebecca Casey Judge James L. Smith Edmond Casey Memphis Teon Potosi Athletic Club Entertainment Goose Creek Ona Mineral Timon Coleman Denver Colo Timon EwtTegsias Rt Johnson-Maxwell Ww. T. Hunter Journal Building Potosi, MO Washington County Bank OF James Long John F. Evans F. J. Flynn Asi't Potosi Mill & Elevator Company Washington Epmosp Casey J. W. Town Joan Maclay, Treas and Mgr J. F. Evans Gib Mallow John Duty Nature
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