Katy Officials Visit Monroe in Special Train Tour
Monroe City June 21 a special train carrying officials of the M. E. and TT. railroad will arrive this evening and stay until ten o'clock tomorrow morning. Included are C. Haile chief train officer W. W Miller general freight agent W. E Williams general manager W. S. St George general passenger agent R. W. Hockaday industrial commissioner A. E. Boughner superintendent and others. They aim to meet citizens informally to learn local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
M. E
Rairoad
Monroe
Mr. C. Haile
W. W Miller
W. £. Wiliams
St. George
R. W. Hockaday
A. E. Boughner
First Baptists
Proctor’s Park
Baptists
Nolen
Davenport
Kidd
Hutts
Gosney
Jayne
Christians
Jie Laney
The
Asbury
Searson
West
Hord
Methodists
Bevier
Christian
Schilizza
Gordon
Edna Nolen
Proctor Jewelry Store
Palmyra Fishermen Camp On The Bay
A party from Chicago including W H Markell J Howard Kelley J M Losey W H H Scott and T E Pratt spend days at Bay De Charles club house fishing and planned commissary setups under Chef Charley Davis. Others like Drs C C Glahn and T A Rozelle join later. local news notes Dr. Arnold and Milt Philips visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
W. H. Markell
J. Howard Kelley
J. M. Losey
W. HH. Scott
T. E. Pratt
Chicago
Bay de Charles Club
Messrs. Markell
Kelley
Charley Davis
Drs. CC. P. Glahn
T. A. Rozelle
Benevolent Association
German Benevolent Association
T. B. Arnold
Hannibal
Milt Philips
Round Grove Township
Small Town Drifters and Local Callers in Missouri
PHILADELPHIA MO Will Chipman of Nelsonville was in town en route to Palmyra. Mr and Mrs James Brown were in Palmyra Thursday evening. Dr C F Tipton and family attended fireworks in Dr and Mrs Buchanan were in town trading Friday. Mrs O Cort and Mrs Leeta Terrill called on Mrs Elmer Powell Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Coleman went to Hannibal Thursday to visit his sister Mrs Lulu Bubner. Mrs Julida McPike called on Mrs Charles Brown Friday. Mrs P McPike spent Friday with Mrs Cora Cort. Bud Ragar and daughter Evelyn were in Palmyra Thursday. Miss Anna Scott of Steffensville guests here. Bowen Leake and Clay Gibbons on business trip to Palmyra in Gibbons Bros new truck Friday after Mrs Ben Allen and Little Margaret called on Mrs Haycraft Thursday. Burton Stanley helped Henry Plank with farm work late week. Dr Hamlin and Henry Terrill return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Chipman
Nelsonville
Palmyra
James Brown
C. F. Tipton
Ora Crane
Buchanan
O. Cort
Leeta Terrill
Elmer Powell
Ed Coleman
Hannibal
Lulu Bubner
Julida McPike
Charles Brown
P. McPike
Cora Cort
Bud Ragar
Evelyn
Anna Scott
Steffensville
Bowen Leake
Clay Gibbons
Gibbons Bros
Burton Stanley
Henry Plank
Dr. Hamlin
Henry Terrill
John and
Christ
Mary Alien
Palmyra Visitors Dominate Warren Social Tour
Local notes describe a flurry of visitors and events from Palmyra and nearby towns. Residents like Hiram Robey Isaac Lei and Bob Wolf with Dan trek through town while others attend church services, shop, or visit relatives. A musical company from Palmyra under Mrs. Doherty performs June 20. Political interest appears as Lafe Hutcherson campaigns for Western district judge and H Clay Heather pursues reelection as representative.
Augusta Area Social Notes Highlight Alumni Events
Miss Mary Wood of Galesburg visited Augusta with her parents and Miss Ester Phillips of Plymouth shopped there Saturday. Numerous residents attended the alumni banquet in Macomb and a band concert in Augusta. Children’s day program at the M E church drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs John Roberts welcomed a son born Sunday June 18. Several locals visited family, attended summer school, or hosted visitors from Quincy Carthage Rock Island and Decatur with many short home and travel notices.
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Augusta
Mary Wood
Galesburg
F. E. Wood
Ester Phillips
Plymouth
May Winfield
Wilmarth
Fla
Mattie Nusman
Carlonia Grote
Macomb
M. E
John Roberts
Lester Fahey
Ollie Fahey
Nelle Young
H. W. Young
Mattie Golden
Rock Island
George Gaylord
Tom Jones
Chicago
L. J. Pratt
J. A. Carter
Quincy
Jennie Pickens
Florence Walsh
Lela Williams
State Normal
Lela Wood of
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promise Quick Pain Relief
A Philo Pennsylvania reader testifies to knee pain relief after one Sloan's Liniment application. The ad urges readers to try it for rapid relief, noting it penetrates without rubbing and is sold at drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James S. Ferguson
Philo
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Thomas
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