Union Hill correspondence notes local visits and conditions
Rev H Green of Marshall planned a visit to Mrs George Mills in Union Hill. Mesdames Ernest White and AM Van Buren shopped in Arrow Rock. Groves and Agnes Thomas of Gilliam called on Mrs Mills. Harry White, Bills Piper and wives shopped in Slater. George Conway and Bit hoy Harris went to Slater. Dr Lawless of Napton and Dr Howard consulted on Mrs Mills. Corn yield outlook is favorable. Arrow Rock to receive free delivery after July 15. Ernest Guails of Bynceton greeted friends. Mrs Welton Stewart of Napton visited Mrs Mills. Jamey Ellis left for KC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra Groves
Agnes Thomas
Gilliam
Lawless
Napton
Howard
George Mills
Homes for Sale in Higginsville Missouri at Bargain Prices
Multiple properties in Higginsville Missouri offered for immediate sale. Listings include four room houses on two lots with outbuildings and fruit trees, prices from 70 to 1000 dollars. a five room house near business street for 1700. a one to three room houses on various lot sizes. a stone cottage with orchard and outbuildings for 425. two level lots at 100 each. a three room house for 325. a lath and plaster four room house with outbuildings and insured wind and fire coverage at 1000. all cash regardless of cost or profits. Contact Leonard Britt, Higginsville Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bi. Britt
Higginsville, Mo
Missouri State Fair premium list for 1905 at Sedalia
Receipt of a copy of the Missouri State Fair premium list for 1905 shows August 21 to 26 at Sedalia with new cattle barns and buildings, a 160 foot grandstand addition, one rate to Sedalia by all railroads, and increased premiums across departments. The note lists prizes for horses, cattle, jack, and beef cattle, plus a futurity stake for foals. A girls and boys age contest is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
Sedalia Missouri Premiums for County Displays and Cats
August 21 26 1905 Sedalia Missouri offers two hundred dollars for best agricultural display by a county or its representatives from any of five sections. Ten and five dollars for best twenty corn varieties. One hundred fifty dollars for best county fruit display and forty dollars for largest best display of apples by one person. Premium lists available from county clerk or Secretary J B Rippey Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Rippey
Sedalia
Marriage notice and local visits in Malta Bend
Miss Martha Fowler recently arrived from Sedalia and Miss Becca Fowler with Mrs Garfield Fowler of Laclede visit their father. Mrs J H Bowen of Lexington visits sister Mrs E Lower. Tom Saunders from St Louis stayed with his parents last week. Pete Kile spent Saturday in Waverly. Mrs Winnie Shannon of KC visits sister Mrs Sarah Neff. Miss Maud Towler is sick. Cards announce the marriage of Mr Allerd Wilson to Miss Sarah Ember on July 26 at Yates Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becca Fowler
Garfield Fowler of
Laclede
Tom Saunders
St Louis
Winnie Shannon
Sarah Neff
Allerd Wilson
Sarah Ember
Yates, Mo
Lexington Briefs Highlight Church Rally and Obituaries
Sunday June 25 rally day at 2nd Baptist Church led by Rev S A Norris. $180.55 raised. Mrs Ellen Fields lauded for donating the most by an individual. Mrs Alice F. Holmes, Star Club No. 1 president, won club laurels. Delegates Rey WoC Powell and Miss S A Graham attend Grand Convention at Royal ons and Daughter of Doug lax in Fayette Mo. Mrs Lucinda Holmes to teach millinery. funeral of Abraham Carter at AM church July 1 leaves wife and baby and relatives. George Williams buried Saturday. Voice of the Negro subscription advertised at 1.000 per year, contact Mrs Alice P. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice F. Holmes
Star Club No. 1
Rey Woc Powell
S A Graham
the Royal
Ons
Douglax
Lavegtte Mo
Abraham Carter J
A M Is
Sweet Springs Social Highlights and Local Movements
Master Carl Abbott and Miss Fearl Clay hosted a party for neighborhood children at Mrs Sue Fields residence on North Marshall Street. Pat Woodson Porter returns home after time with his girl at Excelsion Springs. Annie Clark visits Aunt Mrs Sue Fields then goes to Kansas City. Mary Cruse visits friends in Hughesville. Rev H H Spriggs travels to Sedalia for business with Dr J M Harris. Subscription notices from W H Huston in Sedalia marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Abbott
Fearl Clay
Sue Fields
North Marshall Street
Pat Woodson Porter
Excelsion Springs
Annie Clark
Kansas City
Mary Cruse
Hughesville
H H Spriggs
Sedalia
J M Harris
Local visitors include Rhoebe Clay and Lizzie Buford kin
Mrs Rhoebe Clay visits daughter Mrs Lizzie Buford while Miss Katie Miller from Iowa stays a few days. Mrs Carrie D Wilson enjoys time with her Lexington parents. J W Taylor bought a fine paper and aims to win all races at the Higginsville Colored fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoebe Clay
Lizzie Buford
Katie Miller
Iowa
Our
Carrie D Wilson
Lexington
J W Taylor
Higginsville
Tipton Social Notes Include Visits And Vacations
Tipton residents report pleasant visits in Olathe Kansas and nearby Missouri towns. Mrs Pridemoré returns home after a weekend trip, while Prof M Shackelford and Robert Shackelford left for Chautauqua New York for vacation. Miss Recolia Keys dies at age four from consumption. funeral held at Baptist church. A large delegation attends the UBF and SMT Lodge temple sermon in Bunce ton Eston Owins visits family. Mrs Sarah Montgomery of St Louis visits sister Coraline Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recolia Keys
The
Baptist Church
UBF
SMT Lodge
Bunceton
Sarah Montgomery
St Louis
Coraline Thomas
Clinton Chas Brown and Miss Julia Swindell wed at bride’s home
Clinton Chas Brown and Miss Julia Swindell united in marriage at the bride’s home at 8 o’clock Rev J W Patton officiated. They will reside with relatives on East Walnut street. Various city visitors and local movements noted. Mrs Lovina Knot died of cancer, interred Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Brown
Julia Swindell
J W Patton
East Walnut Street
Lovina Knot
Higginsville Colored Fair Opens August 16 to 18
The Higginsville event invites residents to the Ville Colored Fair to be held August 16 17 and 18 with games exhibits stalls and entertainment for the community. Organizers encourage attendance and participation across multiple days.
Cheaply Offered Goo Condition Property Claim
A seller offers multiple houses and lots for sale at low prices. The statement notes the properties are in good condition and located in an unspecified area. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided to identify the properties.
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Union Hill
H Green
Marshall
Mesdames
Ernest White
AM van Buren
Arrow Rock
Harry White
Bills Piper
Wives
Slater
George Conway
Bit Hoy Harris
Ernest Guails
Bynceton
Welton Stewart
Mills
Jamey Ellis
Homes For Sale
Miguinsville
Missouri State Fair
Sedalia, Missourt
H. G. Phillips
W. H. Auston
W. EL. Cline
Malta Bend
Martha Fowler
Sedatia
J H Bowen
E. Clower
Pete Kile
Waverly
Lexington Briefs
2Nd Baptist Church
S A Norris
Ellen Fields
Lucinda Holmes
George Williams
Times
Alice P
W. H. Huston
Sedalia, Mo
Pridemoré
Olathe
Kans
KC and
Independence
Wunnie Lee
Mrs Norris
Prof
M Shackelford
Chautousna
New York
Robert Shackelford
Bottie Christian
Mat Kanbry
Eston Owins
Clinton
Harry Prowell
Stolls
Our City
Annie Washington
Mra E. Hickerson
Alice Davis
Versaills
Samuel Roysten
Bronaugh
C C Harris
Miss Eds
Shame
Fayette
Royal Sons and Daughters of
Douglas
Bettie Taulton
Jessie Avery
Gracie Swindell
Mattie
Grone
Coffeyville, Kansas
Carrie Webster
Higgins
J. M. Harris
W. Main St
W. Morgan St
Richard Sanders
W. Main Street
G. J. Kehl
Esmue
A. Je Grosshan
Grocer
Herail
Grocerips
Prine
Leonadd Pyitt
Higuinsville, Mo
Joe
Jean
D. Y. Steele
E. Main ST
Corymanis &c
Sonhee
Asinneonr
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