Local notes and social calendar from Lemonville area
Fragments report visits and gatherings around Elko and Lemonville. Names include Laura Cockefair Jones Barnett Dodson Stewart Jordan Speth Spaw and Speaks. Dinners sermons and markets are mentioned with corn sales at 75 cents per bushel and upcoming Chautauqua activities. Elder Cox to preach at Victory weekend. many folks attend or host relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiossie
Orn
Laura Cockefair
One Jones
Mat Fowler
Tom Barnett
Dollie
Otis Kelley
Lemonville
Dovie Dodson
Jordon Stewart
Cox
Victory
James Davis
Elko
Hilda Bottcher
Marion Speaks
Della Smith
Clyde
Iowa
Alma Span
Irving Davis
M. F. Speth
Chloie
T. Spaw
Partition and sale of Hugh Hiney estate in Putnam County
In Putnam County Circuit Court a partition action for Hugh Hiney’s real estate ends with a finding that the land cannot be divided without prejudice. The court orders a sheriff sale at the Unionville court house on the next August term to distribute proceeds among heirs and Sabella Hiney’s dower rights are set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben BR. Cook
Recorders Ofie
Putnam County
Missouri
Branford Place
Court House
Unionville
Reuben
T Sald Reali Estate
Helyerating
Circuit Court
Said
Sarah J Davis
Arminta Smith
Lydda Choat
Alice Rouse
Maude Rouse
Oxie Choat
Hugh Hiney
Putnam
Hugh Hiney Teft
Sabella Hiney
Sarshid Davis
Lydda Choate
Alice Rouse Maude Choate
Nancy Flanagan
Charles Hinge
Mary Childers
Reuben Hiney
Jesse Relerford
Waneta Relerford
Childers
Charles Hiney
Sabillaney
Martha Hiney Choat
E Choat
Martha Hiney Choate
Waneta Helerford
Myrtle Helerford
Valonville
Missour
Partien
Wisdow
Hugh H.oey
Sabilla
Neu
State of
County
J M Stilie
Threshing and visits ahead of Unionville Chautauqua
Crowded North Lincoln notes farmers finished harvesting and await threshing. Mrs Mary Daily and son Edward toured Cincinnati, as did Mrs Clare Funnel. Local visits include George Matthew and a guest, Lena Rivers with Mrs James MeSure, and Bennie Dale with Elza Stevenson near Cincinnati. Perkins threshing for Joseph Funnell. Chautauqua set for Unionville August 16 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Daily
Edward
Cincinnati
Wray Spence
Joseph Matthews
Jesse "Mikels
F.xline
Lena Rivers
James
Bennie Dale
Elza Stevenson
Ciincinnati
Kate McClure
Don Baldock
Issac McGee
Gee
Perkins
Joseph Funnell
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Mrs Elsie Pierce and granddaughter Miss Horace Bland return home after visiting Mrs Adam Turnmire. Lewellen and Clark depart for Dakota. Mrs Morelock moved from Greencastle to daughter Mrs Wm Lloyd. J H Ledford hosts Tom Montgomery visit. Rev A B Golphnee preached at Ledford. G W Young shipped cattle last week. Harmon family visiting Lucerne this week. Ice cream supper and dance at Ed Lowe’s home, well attended. Fred Husted and wife visit Worthington. Rev Walters held Clark meeting. Charley Clinkingbeard and Vada Woods wed at M Pherigo’s home with congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Pierce
Horace Bland
Adam Turnmire
Bred Lewellen
Johnnie Clark
Dakota
Morelock
Greencastle
Wm. Lloyd
J. H. Ledford
Tom Montgomery
A. B. Golphnee
Ledford
G. W. Young
Ed Lowe
Fred Husted
Worthington
Walters
Clark
Charley Clinkingbeard
Vada Woods
M Pherigo
Threshing and travel mark a week in the community
James and Sam Leeper and Ben Hackney returned Friday from Oklahoma. Mrs Juliet Dickson of Unionville is visiting. Sunday School picnic at Bethany drew a proud crowd. John and Art McVey came home from Great Bend Kansas. Mrs Joe Leeper suffers a foot ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Sam Leeper
Ben Hackney
Oklahoma
N Rake
Corydon
Iowa
Bethany
Hackney
Juliet Dickson
Unionville
John
Art McVey
Great Bend
Kansas
Clark Coppock
Newtown
Wellington Holmes
Joe Coppock
Joe Leeper
Olive Coon
Mendota
Zoar Area Sees Fine Weather and Busy Harvest
Crowded out last week, the Zoar locality awaits hay harvest finish in the coming week amid near ideal conditions. Several residents report visits, health updates, and family arrivals, including the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Wm Traxler and various social calls among neighbors. Weather troubles persist with corn crops needing rain and health improving for Mrs Jeff Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Pets for Sale at The Republican Office
Local notice advertises dogs and cats for sale under the care of The Republican office. Items are listed as available for immediate purchase with contact details likely provided at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Crowding Out and Community Notes From Local Region
Halley and Isaac Myers with son from Lancaster visited for cattle purchases. Zeddis Davis stayed with cousin in town the past week. Mr. and Mrs Enoch Rose welcomed a baby girl. Nora and Miss Lizzie Morgan visited Mrs. James Jones. Bert Wyckoff and Mae Johnson from Mendota attended a band concert. Ora McCalmet and family attended. Miner Dye and wife visited the Holleys. Will McKinley and family visited their daughter Mrs Blain Summers. Large crowd at Blackbird baptizing with about 17 baptized. Mrs. Mike Morgan of Cincinnati visiting Reynolds, McKinleys, and Jones then returned home. George and wife visited Julia McCullum. Corn needs rain in the area. Mrs Jeff Davis improving after illness. Several from here attended a picnic at Worthington. Grandma Pickett visited her son J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Myers
Lancaster
Zeddis Davis
Enoch Rose
Nora
Lizzie Morgan
James Jones
Ora McCallmet
Miner Dye
Wm Holley
Will McKinley
Blain Summers
Blackbird
Mike Morgan
Cincinnati
Reynolds
McKinleys
Jones
George McCullum
Julia McCullum
Harvest social notes From Blue Bell district eventful weekend
Blue Bell people near harvest time as Hessie Noel spent Sunday with Nellie Cook and J R Cowan with wife visited Lee Noel. Rev Wilson filled Mt Zion appointment. Miss Eva Coffrin and Miss Pearlie Staggs visited local friends. Charley Bennett cut hay for Richard Norris all week. Chautauqua at Seymour drew locals. Miss Bell Losey visited Miss Myrtle Crawford. Misses Isal and Blanche Shepherd noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R. Cowan
Lee Noel
Rev Wilson
Mt. Zion
Eva Coffrin
Pearlie Staggs
Flossie Norris
Charley Bennett
Richard Norris
Seymour
Bell Losey
Myrtle Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bone Unionville, Mo
Red Bird Poultry Farm
Unionville, MO
Rhode Island
W. O. Underwood
W. J. King
Quigley’s Tin
Abert
Stancliff
Lucerne
Rio
Seine
G. Merriam GO
Springfield, Mans
North Lincoln
Clara Funnel
George Matthew
Bessie Way
Emma Auten
R. P. Harmon
Tom
Francis
Intie
K. Harmon
Rabbitsville
Theood
Regula
New York
Zoar
Maudie Hutchison
Noah Probasco
Arthur McClaskey
W H Mikels
Davis & Son
Ralph
Jessie Monkman
Harley Probasco
John McClaskey
Wm Traxler
Lelia
Laura Noel
C G Maple
Ed. Robbins
Halley
Alfred Rennells
Stockton Family
Julia McCollum
Clint Fullerton
Henry Fullerton
Avon, NL
Clint
H. E. Prokasco
Bert Wyckoff
Mae Johnson
Sidney
Grandma Pickett
Mt Zion
Blue Bell
Hessie Noel
Nellie Cook
Isal
Blanche Shepherd
Bears
Castoria
the National Bank of Unionville
D. W. Pollock
Peter Greggers
F. H. Wentworth
C. L. Martin
F. O. Elson
Zephyr
T Altes
Nveten
Westminister College
Westminister
Westminster. College
Fulton, Missouri
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