Local Correspondence Highlights Weekend Visits
Miss Any Richardson is noted for brief correspondence while Arch Cooper was in Seda ja Saturday. Misers IV and Matile He pkine Prue visited town Saturday. Ma Any Mopan and family visited county Sunday. Thos Tompson returned from Marcus City Monday. Dan Johnson and Mr Col Mrs Scote were visiting Rev Jas Wallace in Springfield.
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Misers iV
Matile He Pkine Prue
Towa
Col Mre. Scote
Springfield
Lil
Rev
Jas, Wallace
Georgetown Gleanings Social Notes and Local Updates
Georgetown Gleanings reports on Little Gora Muse being detained this week, visits by Mrs. Edward Moten and husband from Sedalia, Annie and Fannie Johnson arriving from Longwood for the new school year, and Mrs. Nannie Penn traveling to St. Louis for a month. It notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson from Sedalia, a horse incident, Mrs. Tla ttie Walker leaving for Leavenworth, and Sunday missionary services at the ME Church with an expected program. It covers continued protracted meetings at Ninth Street ME Church led by Reverend Robinson, and details the election of officers for the TCPOA with J. Lyons as President among others.
Local residents trip and illness notes in Clarksville
Louisiana figures report Mrs P J Jones sick abroad while Mrs Mountjoy spent Sunday in Clarksville. Annie Cason rests at home. H Mackay made a six dollar trip to Clarksville. Acces notes opossums on tracks. Brown returns to Winsiana Mo Meusra after a month in Clarksville. R Berry J Lidles R Cole Miss Towsley and Mrs Tobles used excursion rates west. Saturday.
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R. Berry
J. Lidles R. Cole
Local Notes From Malta Bend Community
Malta Bend residents report fine weather and ongoing school work. Several residents travel to nearby Marshall on business, attend church events, and host or attend family visits and dinners. A wedding is anticipated, with multiple social visits and quarterly church meetings noted.
Higginsville visitors and local school progress noted
Mrs. Goldena Mc Astle and family visit near Elmwood Settlement while the community praises rapid school progress. Amanda Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Tuly and Greene Wilson, passed this site on Thursday Oct 1st and was buried Friday Oct., with Rev. B. D. Burns conducting funeral services. Bud Williams shows some improvement after a trip with his mother to Napton. Rev. Burns leads a revival at the Free Will Baptist Church hoping for success.
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Goldena Mc. Astle
Higginsville
Elmwood Settlement
Amanda Wilson
Tuly
Greene Wilson
Rev
B. D. Burns
Bud Williams
Napton
Matildia Williams
Burns
Free Will Baptist Church
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors In Missouri
Mr Ol ve of Missouri and Mrs S Simpson are not much improved. Mr Goles is on the sick list while son A T Goles trains a fine trotting horse. Ben Simpson is the biggest cattle dealer in the area. Miss Ratella Brown returns to Kansas City after four years at high school. Miss Estella Brown will lecture youths on morals and education next Saturday night. Miss Blanche Bradford of Mayview, visiting relatives, has received valuable presents. Aunt Elmira Crockett, oldest woman in the neighborhood, is near death and has lost speech. A surprise party was given at E R Browns for Miss Blanche Bradford and Miss Josie Ray.
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Elmira Crocket
E. R. Browns
Blanche Bradford
Josie Ray
Sweet Springs News and Local Notices
Sweet Springs reports visiting Fred Johnson of Itsacula wo and Grandmother Harriet Spriggs. Johnny H Jones appreciates the Conservator one dollar and twenty five cents. Joseph Brent improves property with a new spacious barn. Miss Malinda Brockman leaves to teach near Marshall for a hopeful year. Brown School enrollment 52 and rising. Johnson brothers Fritz and Johnny pace Blackburn Citizens. Rev William Divers away aiding Rev Dennis Payton in a Pennysville revival. Roy and Edna Jones convalescent from fever.
Blackburn parish notes and illness report
Mr. James McGuthrin is reported on the sick list this week. Rev. Burns will leave Friday evening for Sedalia on his regular pastoral visit for the 3rd Sunday.
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James McGuthrin
Burns
Sedalia
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Sedaja
Tompson
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Georgetown Gleanineas
Little Gora Muse
Deheod
Edward Moten
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Fannie Johnson
Longwood
Nannie Penn
Alt
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al Bridges
Stella Smith
R. G. Smith
St. Mark Chapel
Smithton
Eugene Wilson
Rus
Tlattie Walker
Levensworth
Grant Me Feeders
Jus. White
Even Hampton
Phos. Hampton
Steet
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The
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Murch
J. Lyons
Duncan
Mickey See
D. Berry
Tele Treas
Louisiana
P. J. Jones
Mrs. Mountjoy
Clarksville
Annie Cason
A H. Mackay
Malta Bend
Mr. Af. Whip
Marshall Sit
Amanda Thomas
Peter Kilewee
Marshal
Busness
Marion Thompson
Randel House
Miss Oma Whip
Marshal Snt
Mra
Albert Tibbs
Savannah Thomson
Martha Fowler
Mra R. Stever
Laura Davis
Mra C.A Williams
M. E Church
Myr
Frank Steverson
Pearl Thompson
Country
FF. B. Perkins
Glasgow
Winnie Shanon
Marshall
Ma. Grate Wyte
Walter Florence
Lexington
Cla. Williams
St. Loui
Sarah Clark
Mt. Leonard
Beces Smith
Des Moines
Iowa
Robt. Steverson
Richmond Mo
L. Campbell
Mr. Ol Ve
S. ¥. Simpson
G. W. Goles
A.T. Goles
Ben Simpson
Ratella Brown
Kansas City
Ing High School
Estella Brown
Mayview
Sweet Springs, Mr
Fred Johnson
Itsacula Wo
Mrs
Harriet Spriggs
Johnny H.jones
Joseph Brent
Malinda Brockman
Brown School
Johnson Brothers
Fritz
Johnny
Blackburn
William Divers
Dennis Payton
Pennysville
E. D. Burns
Roy Jones
Edna
Quinn’s
Main Street
Q. C. Chonme
Sweringen & Co
N. Osage
Geischen & Viebrock
Osage St
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Bopardos
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