Local notes and social items in small town paper
A stream of brief notices covers visits by Misses Maggie McCutchen and Fannie Goodrich to Trenton to see Dr and Mrs Fred S Robinson. Postmaster G H Gardner leaves for Manila to visit his mother. Various church services, loan offers, and society events fill the column along with citations to local families and out of town trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajoy
Banner Loan Office
Ethel Armstrong
John Fife
G. H. Gardner
Manila
Maggie McCutchen
Fannie Goodrich
Trenton
Fred
Robison
Lucerne Area Notes Include Visits, Obits, and Local Business
Local items report Dr G A Steele visiting from Lucerne after Chicago lectures, Elmer Pratt visiting from Trenton with brother A B, and Mrs E N Monroe leaving for Texas to aid ill mother. Community updates include Masons meetings, Lyceum Stock Company plans, bankers moving to new quarters, a fatality in Lemonville, and streetcar and electric railway changes in Centerville.
Was Cheap Goods tut Good Goods Cheap
This advices readers to compare prices and value before buying. It claims the store offers the best value on better class merchandise in the city and that diligent shoppers will choose them after evaluating every detail. Continuous daily trade reflects growing preference and county-wide top-class customers.
Newest Styles and Fair Prices At Desirable Trading Place
Describes rapid approval of liberal treatments, careful selections of food goods, and the lowest prices with the highest possible price paid for produce and poultry. Promotional note highlights a favorable trading venue and fair dealings.
County Court Hopes for $30,000 Courthouse Vote
Petitioners urged county court to submit to voters a proposition for a thirty thousand dollar courthouse at the general election in November. The paper notes urgent need and questions whether enough residents will support the measure. Also reports the death of Mrs. Henry Cox after a two year illness in the city at 6 20 p m. Born in Ohio she was 61. Survived by husband and five children. Funeral held at home with Rev Creason. burial in Unionville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. McClusky
White Hall
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Jolin Wilson
Berths
Dye
Elmer
Prunty
Brookfield
Dr. Gillies
Teachers Institute
Henry Cox
Ohio
Mr. Cox
Wm. L. Davis
Frank Davis
Whitehorse
Oklahoma
Daisy
Will Davis
Bertha
James
Creason
Unionville
Died Suddenly of Mendota Man Riley Perkins
Riley Perkins died suddenly at his Mendota home after falling ill Friday evening. He was about 25, married with three children, and son of David Perkins. The burial occurred in Mendota. friends statewide express deep sympathy for the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Perkins
Mendota
David Perkins
Missouri National Guard to Form Company B in Unionville
Special Orders from the Adjutant General announce the formation of a new Company B of Infantry to be attached to the Fourth Regiment Missouri National Guard. B. L. Bonfoey and 48 Unionville citizens apply. muster and officer election will follow as required by law. officer to muster in will preside. No muster date set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonrville
Missouri National Guards
Fiday
B. L Bonfoey
National Guard of
Missove
Adjutant General's Office
City of Jefferson
B. L. Bonfoey
Guy Walters
Guy Walters, CO. Brasfield
Unionville
Putnam Co
Missouri
H. G. Clark
Fourth
4Th
Infantry National Guard of
W. T. Dauséron
Local Notices and Personal News Mix
Probate Court week faces large docket. Leon of Bloomfield visits friends. Chicago trip reported. Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Curby dies after illness. Rose Baughman attends summer school then leaves for Exline. J. W. Niday departs for Burlington and Illinois for a six week visit. Clarence Conger inheritance and loan offers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaatisis
Ah Ae Leon
Bloomfield
B Ae
Chicago
Awe Ai Mokrow
Aeiss Rose Baughman
Exline
Pers. J. W. Niday
Burlington
Ilinois
Local notes from Waterloo and Centerville society
Waterloo resident George Ainslie and friend A J Martin had a minor altercation last Thursday and Friday. Otto Boettscher returned from Germany after visiting his aged mother. Miss Erie Worley left for Centerville to visit her uncle James Worley. Zoe Swafford returned to Centerville after visiting Mrs G A Summers. Bonnie Baking Powder praised for purity price and results. W H Walker and wife visited Green City for an over San any visit with Reynolds. Mrs Al Redding went to Pollock because of her mother Mrs J Bradshaw's illness. Ethlyn Stewart and Stella Wentworth departed for a month in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Pollock
Banner Loan
Inking & Loan
Anb County Institute
Dver
Marshall’s Bank
Ween Doyle
Pulaski
Sat
Stella Faudree
Seymour Fore & Viet
Idkie Banner Loan Office
Cou Hargrave
Kate
Cincinnati
Stile Banner Loan
Ust
Toy
John Gillies
Ieee “Nquite
Bertha Ness
N. A. Franklin
Colorado Springs
Mary Livezey
Washington, Lews
M. C. Morris
Berlin, Weaton
S. F
Brookfield
George Ainslie
Waterloo
Iowa
A. J. Martin
Otto Boettscher
Germany
Thorce
Erie Worley
James Worey
Centerville
Bonnie
L. Howage
Whiiiss
Zoe Swafford
Cen
Terville
G. A. Summers
Banner Loan Office
W. H. Walker
Green City
Apt. Reynolds
al Redding
Pollock
J. Bradshaw
Ethlyn Stewart
Stella Wentworth
Colorado Points
Weatherford's can save you Honey on floor
Prof L E Ryals of Browning teaches at the Putnam county teachers institute. Frank Weston named peatmasted at Blackbird after J K Gedney resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford’s
L. E. Ryals
Browning
Putnam County Teachers Institute
Frank Weston
Blackbird
J. K. Gedney
Notable Local Happenings and Visitor Notices
When your son is due and you seek renewal, see W H Forass. Chas Ward, manager of the tele phone plant, left Saturday for a month’s vacation visiting Brookfield, St. Joseph, Bethany and other Missouri points. Branford and Roberts attended a Democratic Committee meeting in Memphis. Revival services announced for Mt Zion and Wesley Chapel on August 17 1902 with evangelist Miss Anna Romack and Pastor W J Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Brookfield
St. Joseph
Bethany
Missouri
Cols
T. Branford
L. P. Roberts
Memphis
Democratic Congressional Committee
Roberts
Putnam
Mt. Zion
Wesley Chapel
Douglas Schoolhouse
Anna Romack
W. J. Powsrrs
Loan renewal note from W H Forss
A brief notice from W H Forss, operating an office over Jackson's, urging borrowers to renew loans by selling the item to him when dues come due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Forsss
Jackson’s
Children’s Home of Missouri reports strong foster placements
The Children’s Home of Missouri reports encouraging work by the society. Over two hundred orphans were placed in good homes this past year while about forty boys and girls await adoption. Those interested should write to State Supt. Rev. O C Stahmann, 810 Olive St, St. Louis, Mo. The superintendent thanks all who have assisted with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phulip Jamieson
Missouri Children’s Home
O.C. Stahmann
Oliver
St. Louis
Supt
Institute
Gli
House and Two Lots for sale in Unionville Addition
House and two lots offered for sale in the R. B. addition of Unionville. Enquire of H. OH. Earwarr. For sale by private treaty with inquiry directed to the named party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. RB
Unionville
H. OH. Earwarr
Notice to Contractors for Coal Bid by School Board Aug 14 1902
Notice announces a contract let by the onsite School Board on Aug 14 1902 for 3000 bushels of coal for winter. Bids must be left with Secretary Jo A Middleton before the deadline. The board may reject any or all bids. President E MN Monxon and Secretary C A Mippizron sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onsite
JO. A. Middleton
E. MN. Monxox
C. A. Mippizron
Bryan at Milan Plans Lecture for Library Fund
Hon W J Bryan to lect ure at Milan on Thursday August 28 delivering his famous lecture The Conquering Nation Proceeds to benefit the school library Several local citizens will attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Milan
Cemetery cleanup gathering at Pherigo Cemetery
Readers are urged to meet at Pherigo Cemetery on August 25 at 9 o clock to assist with cleanup. Bring tools such as scythes hoes pitchforks and axes. A black umbrella with gold handle and amethyst top bearing initials P. W.10 is missing with a liberal reward offered for its return by J. H. Carrot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherigo
P. W
J. H. Carrot
Notice of limited liability and debts by spouse
Notice states the husband will not be responsible for any indebtedness his wife incurs. It mentions gashe left him against his will, names Jolly Aurum at Mendota MG, and references an invoicing item about $3,000 for clothing and furnishings traded for a farm. It also notes inquire fee details of A. J. Martin at the Rad Publican office Unionville Missouri and a good room house for sale via W. H. Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tade
Eniquire
A. J. _Martin
Rad Publican
Unionville, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
McCutchen & Son
Byrde Mowrer
St. In
Miss Veas
West Bend
Fetters
Lemonville
Rev. Jameson
Missouri Children Home Society of
QG. W. Jimmerson
Fort Madison
John Fightmaster
Elizabeth MacArthur
Lee T. Robison
First District Congressional Committee
Macon
Methodist Church
Percy
Lawrence Bonfoey
Louis Lawrence
G. A. Steele
Lucerne
Elmer Pratt
A. B
E. N. Monroe
Texas
T. F. Greenleaf Lecy
Standay
Geo Jones
Lyceum
Opera House
G. Grosjean
H. N. Smith
J. F. Ravencroft
Armour& Co
Mississippi
Will
Roseland
Neb
H. K. Brown
Cumberland County
Ill
W P. Davis
Puyallup
Washington
Turner
Farmers Bank
Thomas Block
John O’donnell
Bay Field
Down Town
Lowegian
T F. Coward
England
Mr. C
South Africa
Martin Coleman
Santil
Holman, Underwood
Pickinpaugh
Bidaionnascar
Dod
Jihp Minear
Gléndale
Mies Dora Fortune
Scot Johnson
Will Freed
J.H. Carroll
Fram
Cis
Johnie
Don
Tremholm Marshall
Flora Watts
Mattie Gray
Clora Wheeler
Quincy
Katherine Shoop
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Abe
L. D. Haywood
Oaks
Guthrie’ County
Billy”? Miller
Frank Anderson
Palace Barber Shop
Towsend
Edward Clement
Frank Lynch
Graysville
Edward
John Kelly
Omaha
Wright Strauser
Newtown
Blessing Hospital
Eddie Morris
Lucy Bishop
Carrollton
Thomas Payne
May
Henry Callison
Iy Curby
Finflld
Clarence Conger
Ecemoney
W.H. Forbes
the Barber
Monroe’s Corner
W. H. Forass
Childrens
Bryan
iMilan
Notie
W. H. Forbes
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