Where Friends and Neighbors Meet Dr J. Carrington
Local notes recount visits and travel among Sedan Vance and Hayden residents. Included are names such as Samuel Bentley Margarett Sowers Fred Welford Ott Henderson Carl Errickson John Garlock and J M Robertson. Mentions of business, harvest plans, a new store, a proposed telegraph line south from Clayton, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Vance
Magruder
Hayden
Carl Errickson
Golden Wheat Fields
Kansas
Carl
John Garlock
Clapham
J.M. Robertson
Elmer Barnhart
Waughter
Hummer
Clayton
Stead
Amistad
Sedan
Measles hit Burnet County district as churches report closures
Rev Hopkins closed his music school due to measles. The Blodget family, James Curry’s, and others suffer illness while Sabbath services see weak attendance. Henry Lawson assists as nurse. News notes social events, a Sunday wedding of Fred McPherson and Deasie Rymer, and nearby farm activity with rain and new smiles amid the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Blodget
Henry Lawson
W. Monro Tennison
Gus” Parris
Bueyeros
Markin
James Curry
Mensles
Dice Curry
A. Weiter
Texline
Mr. Sefton
Fred McPherson
Lefo
Stellie Kanester
Fr McPherson
John Hanson
Margarett
Jewett Hanson
Thoms Miller
Earl Jackson
Elmer Thompson
Houston Jackson
Hig Claim
Jackson's
Patterson Family Social Notes and Farm News
Patterson F Robertson is our mail carrier. Axeun Joss Crosby and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Boss and Nina Murray spent Sunday with Albert Patterson and family. W G Bryan and family, A D Barnard and family, Mrs J A Patterson and children and Mrs Floyd Smith and daughter spent Sunday at A A McCraya. Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Brown a 6 lb boy June 19. Sam says he wants plenty of help farming. Glenn Kost sold his Ford roadster and bought a new Ford touring car. Opal and Orel Scott have the meals. Several men of this neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brooks
Sam Brown
Ed Scott
Glenn I Kost
Pennington
J.C. Arnett
George Brook
New Mexico
Mr. Arnett
Ute Creek Valley
Kay Lamity
Marion Buis
C. L. Reneau
Pearl Lockhart
Eliza Thomas
Axeun
Joss Crosby
Frank Boss
Nina Murray
Albert Patterson
W. G. Bryan
A. D. Barnard
J. A. Patterson
Floyd Smith
A. A. McCraya
Sam
Glenn Kost
Opal
Orel Scott
Pleasant Hill Notes Highlight Social and Local Moves
Dry weather continues as residents report Sunday activities. W J Kendrick and family autoed through the community. Families relocate to Kenton and nearby areas while others travel to Des Moines. An eleven pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Muse signals family growth. New mail carrier Joan Montoya arrives as Marquez shifts to garage business in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kendrick
Coates
Hugh Shaffer
Texas
Monroe Howell
Kenton
H. G. Hardway
Maiden
Anderson
Holder
Luther Biffle
Oklahoma
Palma
Catherine Quinlan
Irene
Esther Gripe
C. Peoples
George Larkin
Des Moines
Clyde Huff
Bassett
W. S. Rowley
Song
Harry
Maurice
Contes
Muse
D.C. Larkin
George
Harry Rowley
Trinidad
R. M. Taylor
Ralph
Kansas
Rowley
Leland
Harry Larkin
Pleasant Hill
Joan Montoya
Mr. Marquez
Harvest Field Notes and Local Travels in County News
Farmers face drought blues while locals report travel to Des Moines for freight and harvest work. Larkin, Detheridge, and Moore visit Des Moines. Larkin and Quinlan head to Oklahoma and Colorado for harvest related from Kansas to Oklahoma. New daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Muse. Mrs Huff ill but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Larkin
Detheridge
Des Moines
J. EB. Moore
Sampson
G. M. Ballon
D.C. Larkin
F. M. McCoy
Colorado
D. T. Quinlan
la Kemp
Oklahoma
Lee Minor
Larkin Daniel
Kansas
C. C. Huff
Bassett
J. E. Moore
Mexhoma
Wm. Muse
Rural Community Notes From Union County
A roster of local life includes Mrs H I Carpenter losing a cow to lightning, visitors from Clayton and Houston, travel reports to New Mexico and Tex as, a lumber yard opening under Mr Fuqui, and a Sampson Grenville baseball win 12 to 6. Several families plan summer work and visits across Des Moines Boulder and Clayon. Residents report improving health and long trips through New Mexico and into Mexico, praising Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ‘Tait
Clayton
George Eberly
Staunton
N. C
Mesdames Allen
Cogdill
Duffy
Cavanaugh
J. D. Tennant
Houston
Texas
J. B. MacNiel
Gladstone
Sid Smith
Frank Neff
Smith and Clark
Sampson
Pryor
Ma- Hanna
Des Moines
Jake Wolford
Fuqui
Grenville
Sampson Grounds
Powell
C. H. Dudley
Conaway
Will Terry
Mary A. Guess
Groundwood
Buck Smith
N.C. Light
D. N. Thorp
L. Urton
New Mexico
Mexico
Union County
Marie Meyers
Boulder
Colorado
Raton
Colorado Springs
Dorothy Olive Branson
Light
Mr. Brannon
Dorothy Olive
Mountain View Notes on Horse Accident and Local Events
George Huffman survived a recent horse fall with minor injuries and is recovering. A community celebration is planned at Stubblefield grove on July 8 and 4. Clayton team challenged Sand Rats, with praise for Rev. Ferguson of Des Moines. Miss Clara Ainsworth of Hutchinson, Kansas, is noted for her Christian character and strong school work in Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huffman
George
Altho
Stubblefield Grove
Clayton
Ferguson
Des Moines
Guy
Clara Ainsworth
Hutchinson
Kansas
Small Town Notes and Local Nonsense from The Citizen
Ed Whaley visits Texline and Ferris Alexander travels from Pasamonte to move mule colts to a new ranch. Kay Lamity teased about marriage and running away, with playful jests about a Sunday school leader and a pieced up tale of painless pancakes. The tone stays breezy with local color and community gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Wanette
Mountain View
Marion Center
Ferris Alexander
Pasamonte
Ferris
Kay Lamity
Ed Whaley
Texline
Tipperary
Chas. Mundy
Sand Rats
M. D. Chilson
Marion
Kansas
A. J. Righter
Kay
For Sale 160 Acres in Union County Near Seneca Post Office
For sale a 160 acre tract described as the best land in Union county near the Seneca post office with water 30 feet and less. Includes a house and outbuildings and 25 acres of old land. Bargain for quick sale. Address B. L. B. Clayton Citizen 24-270.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Seneca Post Office
Aale
B. L. B. Clayton Citizen
PeQ Jewel Hammock Cultivator description benefits
The pamphlet extols the PeQ Jewel Hammock Cultivator as the first choice for farmers with multiple styles. It highlights features such as high wheels concave tires light draft removable dust proof boxes long bearings chill ed hubs regulator for fine depth adjustment cushion springs elastic movement safety locks adjustable seat support and a durable square tube frame.
P and Q O Lister Cultivator Features and Use
The P and Q O Lister cultivator line emphasizes ease of operation durability and efficiency for listed corn. It suits light soil and first cultivation with simple sturdy design. Gangs adjust to raise or reverse for first or second cultivation and bearings use oil soaked maple bushings.
No. 272 Row P O Lister Cultivator Features
No 272 Row P O Lister Cultivator with two sets of gangs mounted on a trussed spreader pipe. Turntable distributes weight evenly to keep gangs level. Each gang follows its own tow, with detachable robe connections. Gangs can be raised as a unit or shovels raised separately. Frame balances with tongue. Easy switching from first to second cultivation. Veatings oil soaked hard maple bushings. Purrow wheels adjustable. Extra high clearance for large corn and long shield for small corn. Hillside Ridge Shovel and Eight Shovel Attachments available on order.
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Carpenter
Jen
Azar
The
Azar Mercantile Corbett
E. A. Jacobs
Mt. Dora
Azar Mercantile Company
Bet
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W. L. Franklin
Lister
P. &O. Lister
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