Local notes record visits and outings around Unionville
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Bye Salhberly returning from a trip visiting Niagara Falls Lake Erie Ontario Welland Erie Canal Noble St Lawrence River and Montreal. It notes about 95 attended the Chautauqua, various local social calls, visits by Miss Dumais from Fort Madison, Ed Chappell from Unionville, and other trips and attendances around Pollock Purden Kirksville Des Moines and Kansas as families entertain and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bye” Salhberly
Niagra Falls
Lake Erie
Ontario
Wélland and
Hrie Canal
Local Weather and Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Weather turns cool as residents share visit reports and trips. Lee Hamilton and wife visit Mrs. Hs cousin Mrs J B Hackney near Lucerne. Mr L N Rakes works roads near H H Haigler. A M Miller visits relatives in Unionville. Jobo Leeper and Tony Hackney travel to Colorado. Chas and Mrs Miller return from Mooresville. Olive Dickson visits Unionville. Emma Jones builds an addition. John Miller and family stay with Mrs M’s parents E McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hamilton
Luceren
Jobo Leeper
Tony Hackney
Colorado
Chas Miller
Mrs. M
Moorsville
Olive Dickson
Unionville
Emma Jones
John Miller
E. McCartys
Mount Hope News Sketches and Local Happenings
Mount Hope reports James Starks moves house improving surroundings and farmers expect a strong corn crop. Fall pastures promise excellence. Sunday School at Mount Hope grows. Rev. Boone preached to a large audience. Miss Sallie Putnam returns from Kirksville to teach in Cook District. Schools start Monday Aug. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Boone
Bro. Boone
Thrones
Kirksville
Sallie Putnam
State Normal
Cook
Local Notes and Visits From Area Residents
Mrs InozChon remains in critical condition. Lola Playle of Iowa, Mrs J E McCoy and daughter Fannie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Barnett. Ira Hoover visited his father G W Lemley. G W Medlin bought stock hogs from B T Span. Residents attended the Chautauqua at Unionville last week. Gt W Warren and relatives visited last week. Mrs L G Vandyne visits her Oklahoma mother. Clark and Gardner threshing for R T Norris last Saturday. School to begin at Star with Miss Dot Dixon as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hurlburt
D. W. Shaffer
Bailey Hall
Pollock
George Taylor
McCoy
North Union
Nellie Johnson
Kans
Warren Haynes
Arkansas
Dade Johnson
W. B. Slater
Des Moines
Mengay
South
InozChon
Lola “Playle
Iowa
J E. McCoy
Fannie
Barnett
Ira Hoover Snaeeen
G. W. Lemley
G. W. Medlin
B. T. Span
Unionville
Gt Ww. Warren
L. G. Vandyne
Oklahoma
Clark and Gardner Threshing Company
R. Tt. Norris
Star the Frat
Dot Dixon
Willis Hell
Ida Brotzer
Mt. Pleasant
Ross Scarbrough
Alvah Cassady
John Fowler
Hartford
Graysville
D. T.lupton
B. F. Cassady
Mr. Castile
Charley and
Herry Livezey
Oale Wright
Mable
Livonia
Peter Shipley
Messrs Hargrave and Kerns
Dean
Chautauqua Delights and Local Happenings This Week
Local notes report sickness for Mrs. Lynch and visits among neighbors including Miss Chloe Speak with Miss Bessie Lemley. Several attend Chautauqua with praise for Rev Frank and the Scarlet Letter lecture. Farm chores, school plans, and family visits mark a busy week across Unionville and surrounding towns.
Local Sports Scoreboard and Player Listings
Fragmentary OCR item appears to record sprint results and player names with scattered numbers and locations. Mentions WJP Miller Stabifi Maggie Whitwons and Leons, with partial references to Livonia and Mathews, suggesting a small-town meet or school track results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkarrym Néwtown
Wjp
Miller
Stabifi.c
Maggie Whitwons
Worthits
W. Mathewis
Howland
Leons Yeeeel Oekete
B. Po Son Livonia
Ander
Bargain Boys Clothing: Knee Pants Shirts Waists Sale
Excellent values in boys knee pants suits at 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00. Fully equal in material and make to higher priced garments. Also knee pants 45c to 1.00, laundried shirts 50c, work shirts 50c for 35c, laundried waists white with colored figures and plain blue chambray 50c.
High Class Styles and Goatskin Blucher Boots
Genuine goatskin stock boots with big eyelets and extension sole. Extra good value at 95 cents and a special price of 125 dollars for sizes 11 to 2. Swing fast this college cut leather style offers a low heel and medium extension sole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Men’s Shoes
Residents and visitors arrive in Graysville as notices appear
May visits recur in Graysville with guests from Trenton Iowa Livonia and Mapleton. A Broooklyn bound evangelist Ira Sankey dies at 68, famed for Moody tours and hymns. A St Louis grand jury probes ballots while Paton County auctions church property and legal notices warn on stolen fire insurance tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Demente
Senetene Briery
Kansas
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Miss Dumnis
Fort Madison
J. R. Richey
Ed Chappell
Ed Daily
Chicago
C. H. Matthew
Pennville
Miss Culler
Daniel Kint
John Vermillion
Henry Vermillion
Rfe
Bates Ee
Aly
Ates
Penseless
Ted
Hlacks
Oan
Ito
Rabbitsville
James Starks
W.H. Jones
Sammel Ratolit
Mila Jennie
Lora
Spaw
Rev. Collier
Keaeaaey
Rosewood
Chloe Speak
Bessie Lemley
Lorene Player
Forest
New Sharon
J. E. McCoy
M. F. Speak
Jno. Mullenix
Frank
Steve Ratliffg
Jim Davis
Lemley
Martinstown
Jasper Vestil
Kid Jones
Victory School
Laura Cockefair
Nelly Gray
Smith
Lee Fortune
J. Moore
France Wright
Johnnie Moore
Albert Miller
Kirkville
Ness County
Geo, Williamson
Lemonville
Andrew Miller
Wesley Chapel
Holman
Pickinpaugh
ARME
Tae
Elder Dessinger
Trenton
Frank Keller
Myrtie White
Greentop
Newton Livezey
Edward
Husted
Childrers
LaBelle
W. E. Livezey
Kansas City
Akege
Mapleton
Ira D. Sankey
Brook
Lin
Dwight L. Moody
Mt. Zion
Neoln
Paton County
Fr Ee Ebors
Tristeest
Hays
Nevins
L. P. Roberts
Above
Petty Bridge
Ufnam County
Missouri
Oman
Joseph A. Hayes
Rick O. Rooney
Adair Co
Thomas T. Starr
Thomas Rice
Rowan'’s
Rowraville
J.E
John
James O'Donnell
B. B. Thompson
Nellie Te Crawford
X & Huisban Sey M
David F. Ok
Nobii Orbolis
Knowles
SisTowne
Fairview
Alist Fs
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