James Burling Funeral Today in Carthage
Funeral services for James E. Burling will be at 1 pm in the Methodist church, with burial at Moss Ridge cemetery. Burling, of near McCall station, born in England, died on his 70th birthday after a long farming life in Hancock county. He leaves a widow, three sons, two daughters, two brothers, and two sisters. Also note: Mamie Bess attended a Kampville wedding, and Eastern Star officers were elected for the coming year.
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Carthage
James E. Burling
Jessie Sinele
Ferris
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Burling
England
Methodist Church
Julia Stump
Elvaston
Jesse Sinele
Herman
Harry
George
McCall Station
Rochester
N. Y
Mamie Bess
Hancock County National Bank
Kampville
Ill
Winona
Leslie Wineland
Wineland
Mamue
Mrs. Wineland
Keokuk
Mamie
Eastern Star
Eastern Star Lodge
Henry Rams
R. C. Crum
Alma Torney
Vap-O-Rub praised as external relief for colds and croup
The Vernon readers share testimonials endorsing Vap-O-Rub for throat and chest congestion from colds and croup. Women describe quick relief in children, noting that rubbing the salve over the throat and chest aids breathing during the night. Available in galve form in three sizes: 26¢, 50¢, or $1.00.
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Vick
New Officers to Be Installed on First Tuesday in January
The Ladies Sewing Circle at the Church of the Immaculate Conception hosted a successful bazar and market at Carthage furniture store, netting over 100 dollars. Proceeds supported bydonations, with coffee and doughnuts on both days. Sheriff Mosley nabbed chicken thief H Cooper after a second raid attempt, recovering birds valued at $16 and arresting Cooper, about 30, who earlier faced Mosley in the livery business.
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Fannie Berry
Emma Matthews
Edith Califf
Mame Carson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Carthage
Dave Kimbrough
John Geeseman
Plymouth
W. C. Rowland
Bowen
Lulu. Ayers
Myrtle Brakensick
Rowland
Lou J. Beauchamp
Presbyterian Ladies’ Circle Lyceum
Baptist Church
Beauchamp
Neauchamp
Ele
Rob Roy
Cay Zenda MacLaren
Marion R. Mosley
H. Cooper
Cooper
Roy Weaver
Mosley
Local postdance notes and court actions at Hannibal
Miss Frances Suter Gretchen Voll bracht Walter Leggett and Steve Dear ing Jennie Nill Mamie Daum and Frank Weinze attended Canton dance by O Farrell orchestra Monday night Virginia Gosney and Harold Heinze attended county court Monday after evidence in the ins ine case of A W Tribble of Hannibal ordered him sent to hospital at Pulton Warrants ordered in the case list W L Johnson Carter bond and others Bond for Hurley Carter constable Mason township approved Bond for Irvin S Waterman Taibarty township approved About 30 en n iche dates for Mitchell hall basketball tryouts First game of season vs Monroe Friday night Frankie Connell Palmyra visit L Cort Philadelphia Haycraft acquitted in Pullman s saloon case Judge Chadwell presided Jury acquitted Mor ris Anderson prosecuted Haycraft Numerous stockmen attended C Y Lyell sale near Tinnnewetl Sale included 173 acres of land Odd Fellow lodge No 31 held annual election Officers chosen Civic league met at library room Miss Margaret Cook and Miss Jennie Feaster Washington School staff visited Hannibal schools Teachers from the training class taught rooms at RWiey Basket Ball Team changes two players Will iam Gray and 23 Wallace not playing this season Mitchell’s hall Friday night vs Monroe for opening game
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Carter
Hurley
Mason Township
Marion County
Missouri
Ada McFarland
Henry Riedel
Irvin
Waterman
Taibarty Township
A. S. Mitchell
W. O P. Johnson
Nelson
Mitchell Hall
Monroe
Misa Frankie Connell
Tannbal
Palmyra
L. Cort
Philadelphia
Haycraft
R. &. Haycraft
Hayden
Pullman’s
Chadwell
Court House
Morris Anderson
Wm. A. Diemer
C. Y. Lyell
Tinnnewetl
Odd Fellow Lodge
Hela Tta
Nodble
Donald Susey
Brand
Francis Nelson
Lawrence Ted
Rett
Rot Winn
T. J. Suter
Civic League
Cty Hall
Margaret Cook
Jennie Feaster
Washington School
Hannibal
Jessamine Gentry
Oty Simmons
Rwiey
Sooa
Wallace
Willam Gray
Mitchell
Rena Bartzell Wed Near Deer Ridge in Quiet Ceremony
Mrs Rena Bartzell spent Friday with relatives while Susie Belle McNally and Rogece Tegg wed Saturday at 4 o clock in the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs C Mc Nally. The newlyweds plan to reside east of Williamstown. A late party at the Harkers' Saturday night drew many locals as Miss Lizzie Allen hosted Epworth league with games music and pumpkin pie and apples served.
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Deer Ridge
Rena Bartzell
C. Th. Hilbert
Susie Belle McNally
Rogece Tegg
C. McNally
Williamstown
David Harker
Pleasant visitors from Alaska and local social notices
Mr and Mrs C Hess of Fairbanks Alaska visit Pittsfield relatives while recounting a 23 day Alaska trip. District attorney and banker Hess roles noted. Local train schedule changes, multiple family visits, California trip plans, and community events including the Eastern Star 100th member night and the La Belle poultry show are reported with numerous named residents and locations.
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Pittsfield
C. Hess
Fairbanks
Alaska
J. D. Hess
Hess
Wilson
First National Bank of
Stanley Hess
Quincy
Misser Helen Duccy
Katherine Jordan
John Uttley
New Berlin
Wellington
Marilla Young
Waldo Adams
Charles Cox
Wannah Worthington
California
Nansay City
Robert Mann Woods
Young
San Diego
San Pedro
Frank Vanderlip
Capt. Cox
Clara Grigsby
Chicago
Hayward
Mary Lane
Carcase
Richard Long
Summer Hill
Williiam Perry
Pasadena
Cal
Pike County
Francly Ryan
Wweh
Mississippi
William Sullivan
Washtucna
Wash
Charles Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Neal
Iimer Butler
Martinsburg
Flarry Seeley
Sanford
Walter Jordan
Kansas City
Missey Neva
Margaret
Luther Smith
Summer Hit
Fittstield
Tocal Hastern Star
Flora and
Welen Shadel
C. 2B. Ingalls
Emma Willsey
Edith Willsey
Tioga Tells Home Visits and Local Meetings
Miss Lenora Yooe left Wednesday for Rushville for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs Julius Barth of Milwaukee visits during the holidays. Protracted meeting at Webster led by Rey Mr Smith continues. Family visits and dinners reported among local residents including Hedrick and Haneste families. The German church bazar netted nearly 69 att. and Mrs Roscamp hosted forty relatives and friends at dinner.
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Lenora Yooe
Rushville
Julius Barth
Milwaukee
Wis
Alva Pyles
Sutter
Webster
Rey
Smith
John K Kropp
Toby Condon
Carl Roscamp
Hamilton
Kropp
J. H. Haneste
FE. S. Hedrick
Henry Boge
H. It Weller
Chas. Thorpe
Joan Hanesie
Marvin Wranzer
Geo. Hanesia
Ilamtiton
Grazia Eshom
Rank Harness
Lima
Tetchest Society
John Roascamp
Brinkman
Paloma
L. Hufendick
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Cures Constipation
An old ad claims constipation causes dull skin and pimples from a sluggish bowel. The remedy, Dr King’s New Life Pills, is a mild laxative taken at bedtime to promote a full, non gripping movement and relieve tiredness from overloaded intestines and sluggish liver. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Monticello Hometown News Highlights
Monticello notes report a birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Barnes on December 4 in Oakland California. George Anderson visits. Frank Morton ill with pneumonia. Claud Barnes called home from Beloit Wisconsin. Monticello High School to host entertainment Saturday night. Misa Study Planagher of Lewistown visiting Afr and Mrs N S Caldwell. Rev J D Scott of La Grange filled Rev Mr McGruder’s Baptist appointment. Mr and Mrs R L West and Mr and Mrs Eric Knight shopped in Quincy Tuesday.
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John Barnes
George Anderson
Oakland
Cal
Frank Morton
Elis
Claud
Beloit
Wis
Monticello High Schoel
Misa Study Planagher
Lewistown
Afr
N.S. Caldwell
J. D. Scott
la Grange
Mr. McGruder
Baptist Church
R. Ll. West
Eric Knight
Quincy
Birthday Surprise and Weekend Visits in Palmyra and Fowler
Mrs Wilber Lawless returns to Bowen after visiting her Folkrod Crouch and Disgelhorst relatives. Ed Disgelhorst family hosts visits from Crouch and Drebe families. Miss Mary T L Chase turns 20 with neighborhood party. R T Crouch travels to Paris on business. Seckman couple spend Sunday in Fowler. A heroic wife is defined as one who talks back but won t.
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Eubanks
Wilber Lawless
Bowen
Geo. Folkrod
Larkin Crouch
J. T. Crouch
Charles Drebe
Ed Disgelhorst
Palmyra
Mary TL. Chase
R. T. Crouch
Paris
J. O. Seckman
Fowler
Home Folly
La Belle High and Knox College Boys Lose to Belle
In La Belle Missouri Thanksgiving events featured a campus basketball doubleheader with both girls and boys teams from La Belle defeating Knox college. Marvey Fink returned home after a six week visit, and residents moved within town.
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Marvey Fink
Atlanta
Kan
Betty Bhiule
Humphrey
Pyseuare
C.J. Morrow
la Bell High School
la Belle
Bors
Knox College
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Hancock
Daughter
America
Vernon
Mia
Lee Nichols
Second St
Roy B. Stout
Park Ave
Casey Avenue
Frances Suter
Gretchen Vollbracht
Walter Leggett
Steve Dearing
Jennie Nill
Mamie Daum
Frank Weinze
Qnichard South
Canton
O'Farrell Orchestra
Virginia Gosney
Harold Heinze
Ecourt
A.W. Tribble
Pulton
W. L. Johnson
A. H. Tribble
A. B. Blue
C. R. Buchanan
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
Central America
Cuba
Mobile
New Orleans
Pensacola
Gulf Coast Resorts
Dixie Limited
Dixie Flyer
Southland
Jacksonville
E. Herring
Div
Pass. Agt, LLC
N. RR
North Broadway
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Ante
A. 8. Ellis
Quincy, DL
Northern Territory
la Belle Poultry Show
J. T. Holmes
Belden Thompson
Bay City
Texas
Mary D. McReynolds
Cincinnati
Iowa
J. C. McReynolds
C. M. Dungan
Moberly
Iittls
Mary Anderson
Dungall
Carmileta Anderson
W. B. Anderson
Raymond Williams
Liberty
William Jewel! College
Edna Roberts
IkXnox City
Gregory
Perth
Kirksville
Walter Hume
Townstown
George Hume
Gilbert Musgrove
Austin
Memphis
Robert White
Innox City
J. K. Musgrove
Missy Mannie
Tioga, Ill
Monticello, MO
John D. Rockefeller
Mercantile Tst & Savings Bank
Sth and
Maine Sts
LA Belle, MO
Miss Alone Baker
Werbert Uwunziker
Knox City
Judge
W. T. Mitchell
QO. ¢. Beal
Our City
Resino
Baltimore
Merica’s
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Quincy G Snead & Smith
Ins Electric & Htg. Co
Gem City Electric Supplyctric Supply Co
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