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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
3
A lengthy list details numerous property transfers in Missouri and adjacent counties. Entries cite grantors and grantees, parcel descriptions, sections, townships, ranges, and recorded values in dollars.
Farmers brace for winter with repairs and new foundations. G W Miller adds a new foundation while Bob Gardner assists Geo Miller. Bay reports a fisherman president and high turkey prices. Calf buyers scarce, eggs high, millet thrashing near, Triumph teacher Miss Kimes warns for illness as health officer may visit.
Mr and Mrs Charley Shipley and family visited Mrs Bell Casady on Sunday. Stella Rose visited sister in Queen City last week. Cora Shipley called on Minnie Casady Saturday. Alta Casady spent Tuesday with brother Glen. Harley Casady moving to new home bought from James Harley. Thanksgiving visited by John Tellsworth family and Alfred Gillum with mother Mrs. Gillum.
Sam Hayes remains ill while John Carter shows slight improvement. Miss Etta Triplett and Inez Mo wy ase cursing with her uncle visit Cen terville. Peter Minks, respected near Concord cemetery, died at 86 and was buried at Mitchell cemetery. Alva Colton and Mrs. Roy Casady called on M Fowler. Guy Blett from Oklahoma visits relatives here and at Lowground. Peter Baldwin purchased a car from Ray Stevens.
Residents report cattle shipments by MENDOTA ROUTE 1, Henry Dean and family visited the John LaRue home, chaiivari attended at Elmer Ryss home, Martha Eras wed Mr Severs, John and Mrs Brown tied at Joe Clinkenbeard, Effie Leck moved to Centerville IA, Jess Haines moved into Leck’s former house, Jens Kirby’s sale well attended, and a community supper plus a Unionville trip noted.
Local social notes recount weekend visits and gatherings among residents. Names include Mullenix, Beasie Picker, Joss Pickering, James Lawson, Paul Bradshaw, Bessie Willett, Mrs. Gee, Mrs. J. H. Hill, and others. Attendees traveled to Centerville and nearby homes. singing at Alfred Ruggles and a pie supper at the orphanage are mentioned.
Sunday guests included Leah Bradshaw Lucile Bradshaw and Bertha Lawson. Bertha Lawson entertained Adah Hurley Delbert Mathes Basil Smith on Saturday. John Bradshaw hosted a well attended party Saturday night. Etta McCune spent Lacrney night with Je Pickering Emmett Nailey and Lloyd Abbott at the Bradshaw home Sunday. Murl Sparks' team ran away Sunday night causing commotion. Adah Hurley Bertha Lawson were named in the chatter.
A Colville route 2 report notes relatives visiting Mendota and Centerville for a funeral and family get togethers. The item mentions Ellen Walter visiting Grace Walter and other kin with several names and places, plus a health claim for Mi- O-Na stomach relief.
A note proposes creating a committee to study charter changes and report recommendations to the next council meeting. The plan suggests the committee be appointed by the chair and empowered to consider changes before any formal league or council action.
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