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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
8
May letters note several relocations including Ervin McCune moving to Mendota and Oscar Cassady buying a farm near Dade Johnson’s place. Others report farms purchased, marriages, and a death in the community. A heavy snow fridday has made roads nearly impassable.
The Zoar school under Miss Mary Cook progresses well. A protracted meeting is planned at Zoar Chapel the first Sunday in December. Local residents report on health, housing, farming, and new amenities including a telephone line to Exline and a two story brick building by Dr. L J Sturdivant.
Geo Sparks of Lemonville visited his parents on Saturday. This week ends a two week school vacation here. Madison Collins and W R Haynes went to Unionville Tuesday. Clarence Husted and Hal Timmons were county seat visitors part of the week. Frank Hodges and wife brought house furnishings from Unionville Saturday. Luther Collins resumed school work Monday at the Snowball after a two week vacation. Jacob Montgomery and wife and Robert Mullenix and wife visited in Schuyler county last week.
A dampened flannel pad with Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised as superior to a plaster for relief of lame back and side or chest pain. The ad claims Pain Balm 48 HO eases deep seated muscular and rheumatic pains and is sold by Noah Martin.
Sidney reports Homer Cook spent Thanksgiving at home. Alva Mills of Labelle visited his sister Mrs H F Brown. The note ends with Hex nephew.
A Detroit man testimonial claims the tablets restore appetite relieve bloating and promote a pleasant bowel movement. Local sellers Noah Martin offer the product with a five box warranty and urged buyers to try the medicine.
Newton Kansas reports the death of Mrs K Vance a colored woman from that city died Friday at age 128. Argentine records thirteen smallpox deaths in recent weeks near Kansas City. Centerville water works repairs complete restoring fire protection with city water supply.
Gov Dockery selects Robt G Yates of Gallatin for Insurance Commissioner replacing his brother E F F Yates who resigned. The St Louis World’s Fair will feature a famous live birds exhibit marking a milestone in ornithology. Honolulu hails indictments as it seeks to be the St Louis of the Pacific Star.
In Winchester Ind a writer claims his wife recovered after doctors failed, praising King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver relief and constipation. A Lincoln County girl begins a 12,000 mile voyage to the Philippines to wed a childhood acquaintance.
Report states robbers stopped a train on the outskirts of Davenport Iowa Saturday the 22d and secured $20 000 in money from the express car. No arrests have been made as yet and the investigation continues.
In a witty society note, Mrs. Jackson announces a matrimonial alliance with Mr. Madison while Jim, a talented tailor, plays a supporting role. Mrs. Johnson counters with her own union, and a playful jab from Puck adds a light, gossiping tone.
A seaside poem fragment by Mary Austir in St Nichols ar presents foggy harbor scenes. It evokes sea spray breakers white sea horses and a distant buoy while boats and porpoises appear near the shore.
The Chicago Record-Herald says Little Red Riding Hood will be staged. A dramatization of the mouse that ran up the clock is also planned.
A couple moves to escape rival Mrs Green and Nancy who feud over belongings and status. In a chaotic raid to kill the family cat Priscilla, Silas accidentally damages a neighbor’s window and is thwarted by a sharp police interruption. The cat survives and accompanies the family on the move, with Nancy declaring Priscilla heavier than Mrs Green’s cat for a forthcoming town show.
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