Warrensburg Notes On Local People And Visits
Mrs Woods and daughter Mrs Alice Taylor left for St Louis to attend events. Miss Acoa Reynolds returned and enjoyed a visit. Prot Woods of Redport, teaching at Knob Noster, made a visit Sunday. JM Harris of Kansas City visited Monday. Mrs Harriet Berry visited relatives in Howden Thursday. Church members are preparing for a conference to be held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Lite
Des Brown
Sondi
Acoa Reynolds
Forcot Me
Myre Newton
Prot Woods
Redport
Knob Noster
Viet Sonday
Dein Remahned
Che
Local Family Notes From Sweet Springs Community
Sweet Springs residents share social updates and travel notes. Suu Wyeton, Mra Lae Mielis, and Sanford Vields visit Rothe City while Millie Wil lig tends to home tasks. Howard Price and Richard Phawt attend rides at oty epeot. May events include visits from New Vie tive relatives and Mariday evenings in Viewola Mo. A school reopening follows weeks of delay. Rev Rhodes and Rev Win Divers host services at Mia Kaery. Stella Janos returns from Kanes City. baby girl born to a local family delights neighbors.
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Mie
Taily
Thamas
Social Visit Notes From Ripley And Sweet Springs
Mrs ifs Wletcher of Ripley and Mrs Steve Parker hosted visitors this week. Monihy and Tues dicey dterry Peans visiting Kansas City. Miss Lillian Brent and her brother Silas were in Sweet Springs on business this Tuesday.
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Ifs Wletcher
Ripley Cmavonie
Steve Parker Monihy
Tuesdicey
Dterry Peans
Kansas City
Lillian Brent
Silas
Sweet Springs
Local Social News and Church Update
Mrs Addie Valentine visited on business Tuesday. Rev 10D Barnes filled his regular appointment here. Mrs Geo Steward of Me lien ard spent the latter part of the week with her mother Mrs Richardson. Thos Coxton and wife and Miss Lid Williams of Pinter Spring visited Mrs Mattie Carter this week. Frank Fink and Wort and Jee e City of Salt Pond spent Sunday with Geo Seals. Mrs Joe Brent of Sweet SpiCes came up Saturday. her host returned home with her. Mrs Judy Hill spent Sunday evening with Mrs Phillis Shatin. Jessie Lucas and Joe Bren have nearly completed the new Church and will turn it over for bau by west Sandy. The public school opened here Monday with an enrollment of 34. This speaks well for the teacher Rev Prof Barnes and we predict a successful school year. The children seemed delighted to re enter the book. A baby and baptising will be held at the Free Baptist church on the 25 inst proceeds to requite the church.
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Sunitas
Geo Steward
Lienard
Frank Fink
Wort
Jee
Salt Pond
Geo Seals
Joe Brent
Sweet SpiCes
Judy Hill
Phillis Shatin
Jessie Lucas
Joe Bren
Bau
West Sandy
Parblic
Prof Barns
Ee Hook
Local Notes From Mount Leonard Festival and Visits
A festival was held at Mount Leonard on Saturday. Rev Matin of Wawerdy spoke to the AM BW choir Tuesday. Alice Carter and relatives visited Mir shall for a few days. New Martin, Mesdimes Sarat Wark and Alice Carter stayed with Mik Annes Shanon recently. Mrs Marth Ath and We Richardson spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Agnes Shunay. Mre Judy Aitlef Marshall visited in our vicinity Sunday. Mr Sam Richardson Syndayed with Mir Albert Shannon.
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Matin
Wawerdy
Chirel
New Martin and
Mesdimes Sarat Wark
Alice Carter
Mik Annes Shanon
Marth Ath
We Richardson
Agnes Shunay
Judy Aitlef Marshall
Sam Richardson
Mir Albert Shannon
Autumn notes and local visits in Union Hib area
The column lists residents and visitors including Geo and Chas Smith in Shiter Wetnesday, Joe Matahall guest of Geo Conaway, Mrs Lucy A Van Buren of Hardemin, and Sidon with A M Van Buren. Cal Lloyd Jackson finished a new house and plans moving in soon. School opened with Miss Tattie Healey teaching.
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Joe Matahall
Geo Conaway Puesday
Harry White
Marshall Thursdas
Lucy A van Buren
Hardemin
Sat
Sidon
M van Buren
Cal Lloyd Jackson
Nanny Brook
Crew Ville
8 Pill
Tattie Healey
Photo Gift Request To Friend From The Twentieth Century Studio
A note requests giving a friend one of nine photos by The Twentieth Century photo Artist located at 305 Ohio St. The message emphasizes selecting a specific image and presenting it as a gift. It reflects a catalog style offer from a historic photographer.
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Ohio St
Tuesday Salvage Auction Seeks High Bid at Nashville Store
A notice describes a Wednesday sale of the Lowensten stock of Nashville salvage items valued at 800 dollars. The manager of a Kad store on West Main Street was summoned to St Johns. consignors plan a large sale with bargains and new stock arriving in days, aiming for a major auction event.
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KAD. i
West Main Street
Si. Jeoinis
Witen
Lowensten
Nashville
Eadie
Patore
Daily Good for 60 Die, Rood Pei Tests Soli
The item notes S740 Rood Pei testing and aims at a sole Daily Good for a period of 60 days.
Moerschel Brewing Co Advertises Special Attention
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moerschel Brewing Co and Brewe rs and Bottlers with unclear wording about special attention and payment, plus stray numbers 34 and 331. The readable portion suggests a local brewery advertisement or notice from an old newspaper page.
Local Education and Church Notices Highlight Boonville Scene
Prof George Wilkes opens Nelson school with 35 attendance as Miss Makins and Doug East attend. Boonville sees improvements at Morgan Street Church with roof repairs. A Missouri Grand Lodge project for a new Springfield church is announced. Community reports praise Prof Williams and assistants. Kimy excursion and illness at home noted.
Clinton Miss Bessie McDonald Leaves for Jefferson City
Clinton Miss Bessie McDonald departed for Jefferson City to enter Lincoln Institute. Mrs Hattie Davis and two daughters with sister Miss C Strand, visiting here, returned to Kentucky Saturday. The Misses Hramer hosted Mrs Calloway last Thursday. Mrs Calloway, who had been visiting her brother in law Rev 2, left for Vineh Tuesday. Mr J Burns went to Warrensburg Saturday returning Monday. Rev Gilson and daughter Henrietta left for Sedalia Monday. Miss Gilson will enter Geo R Smith College. Miss Ella and Viola will follow by Tuesday. This paper ently St thes yean.
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Hattie Davis
Mis C Strand
Kentucky
Saterday
Mra Calloway
Rev 2
J Burns
Warrensburg
Monda
Gilson
Henrietta
Sedalia
Geo R Smith College
Ella
Viola
Enrollment Restored Amid Faculty Restart at New Offerings
The registrar opened Monday at 2 pm with a full faculty except the science teacher. Professors Woo Aten and Will Weve led the meeting. new staff include Mrs Allen in the English department and Miss Teeuive in culture. Industrial work aims to improve this year. campus and buildings are kept sanitary. Dr Lawes heads arts and other key faculty.
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Weileesday
Wmnegi Gyros
Woo Aten
Alvin
Waller
Trane
Universis
New York
Tim Soming
Allen
Miwlish
Mies Teeuive Toaler
Nulohska
Shc
Tsa Daly
Cul Ture
Rey
Gilson
Central Minsons Fy
Ujis
Iter
Ty Lawes
Oitensible
K. Lowe
Fee Arts
Mildead Sullivan
C. M
Weod and Coal Yard Opens at Jefferson and Washington
W. H. Cline announces the opening of a new fuel yard at the corner of Jefferson and Washington streets offering wood and coal. He urges customers to inspect the yard before placing orders and promises a full display of available fuels.
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W. H. Cline
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
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Woods
Alice Tiylor
St Lous
Paice
Hist Weelk
JM Harris
Kinsas
Harriet Berry
Howden Thorkday
Suu Wyeton Helt
Imi Dier Kaviaty
Mra Lae
Mielis
Rothe City
Mars
Tome Viewola
Airoline
Valentine
Mt Leeodari
Solitia Sunil
Sam
Williams
Rhodes
Piedsint
Stella Janos
Kanes
Ily Sundsey
Oweek
Mire Win Maieris
Sanday
MW Jotunts
Neon
Selalian
St.lodis
KATY
Anil eConVenenk
Anil
Oinass
Chouereias
Addie Valentine
Free Baptist
Lincoln Institute
Missouri State School For Colored Youth
Colhace
Novia Dadaatral
Laursers
Chierrenl
Colterr
Noritat Sie Narmal
Tiny
SRM
Ao Mons
Biesia
MT Leonard
Mirshall
Union Hib
Ariel
Geo and
Chas Smith
Shiter
Jasper Mills
Pies Ant Wamphreys
Pauline Wields
Lonnwille
Capt
Milley Ofiiting
Doiemoss
Moonville
John Smith
Mattie Wells
Nar Rgee
M If
Tustonia, Mo
Moth
Hustonia
Roy. R. Rush
Ward
Sint
Moerschel Brewing Co. Brewers and Bottlers
Mhsate
Wien
Adie Hyer
Patvontetne
TSA
George Wilkes
Makims
Doug
Boonville
Nathaniel Digus
Kimyhaw
Hoomish
G Williams
Missouri
Springfield
JS Dursey
Morgan Street
Neds
Bates Thivkting
Suim
Brother Iowell
Thoumville
Williame
Clinton
Bessie McDonald
Ereparture
Jeffferson City
Lancoln Iestitute
Hramer
E. E. Johnston
Onio
George R. Smith College
J. M. Harris, M. D
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Sedalia, Mc
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G. Phillips
W. Main Street
Coates & Wilhite
John
IKE Creeasm & Groceries
Lamine St
Growther & Son
Alean
See i
Hell
Stesle
Main ST
Nellie Davis
Eb Way Dresser
Whiteoth
H. Pettis
Gatorar
Sale
Tin City
Spud
Clover Leaf Club
Sanford Piehls
Sacet S
Rlaps
Richard Sanders
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