Local Notes From Bosiock And Nearby Areas
A series of brief items from the region notes Carrie DeCapito shopping in Bosiock Elmer and Merit Bonebright visited Newtown for work Mrs W L Mors of Mendota was a business visitor here Friday Neal the milliner from Exdine called on business Friday Holiday candies and cigars advertised at East Side Restaurant McFarlan Buggies advertised by GEO. Bors U A House traveled to Unionville Boras on legal business Sorosis club hosted by Mrs Lorenzo Jones Friday night Mrs Alex Erickson called to Manniba1 Monday by the death of a niece G B Olinger of Lemonville visited relatives here Thursday and Friday An ad offers cattle horses or personal notes loan and real estate opportunities with a prompt response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie DeCapito
Bosiock
Elmer
Merit Bonebright
Newtown
W L. Mors
Mendota
G. B. Olinger
Lemonville
Death of Wm A Fox in Iowa Sparks Local Mourning
William A Fox of Appanoose County died suddenly at his home four miles south of town after a brief illness. Born March 23, 1862, he married Emma Melson in 1889 and had six children five surviving with his wife. A Baptist church member since moving to the county in 1903, he served as an officer of Unionville Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at Livingston, Iowa, Tuesday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev A E Hladpanipessey of the Seymour Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A
Fox
Bric
Mr. Fox
Appanoose
Lens
Emma Melson
Etta
Gross Mercantile Co
Clarence
Earl
Ray
Lilie
Baptist Church
Livingston
Iowa
Unionville
Iows
A. E. Hladpanipessey
Seymour Baptist Church
Obituary for Mrs Sarah Jones of Unionville 1862 1907
Mrs Sarah Jones, died November 27 1907 at her Unionville home after a long illness. Born July 28 1862 in Putnam County Missouri, she married Francis M Jones September 4 1879 and left two sons and two daughters with her husband and many friends. Funeral at Mt Harmony church with Rev J H Fowler and Rev S J Collier officiating. burial in Thompson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jones
Elat
Unionville
Jones
Matthew Medlin
Joseph Patterson
Putnam County
Francis M Jones
Money to Loan Notice From Bonroxy Firm
A historic loan offer lists multiple sums available for lending including $805, $1000, $1200, $1500, $3100, $2000, $2500, and higher amounts. The notice names B. H. Bonroxy as the lender and references real estate as collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bonroxy
Local notices dense with town updates and names
Numerous short items report store promotions orders and personal visits. Residents Mrs. Philip Beumbrough Mrs. Mechem Miss Marion Morrison Dorotha Ray Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and others are noted with small travels, arrivals and departures around Unionville and nearby towns.
Unionville Produce Co. Purchases Plant, Poultry Prices Paid
Unionville Produce Co announces purchase of the 8S. P. Pond Co. plant and will pay top prices for poultry and produce after December 9. Fire incidents disrupted Charley Calhoun and Peter Folk’s crews, with a handcar collision delaying response near Lemonville. Folk resigned after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Produce Co
Storewide Sale Announcement With Legacy Enticements
The notice proclaims a store sale beginning at 10 o clock with a bold warning that telephonic orders will not be filled and encouraging customers to visit in person for discounts and specials during the aeons of inducement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sepia
McCutchen
WeCite Ten & Sun
T. Daughaday Dentist
B. H. Bonfoey
Missouri
Electric Theatre
Lorenzo Jones
Sorosis Club
Alex Erickson
China
Aoe
Orwell
Seaton
Peters
We i
Wim
Bay Better Shoes
Drummond
Fvo Haggs
Howland
Elaie Koner
Chicago
Orgain
Aimet Warren
John Im
Ib Guet
Mins Fooee Bietas
Krowroy
West Side Square
AM. Swett
Swastika Embroidery Club
Alma Jones
Grace Thompson
Cincinnati
Seth Fishding
Dr. Pinson
California
Dennis Sna Hoek
S E. Moreland
Pollock
Jim McKinley
Quigley & Campbell's
Square
Caley Wells
Centerville
W. M. Gatringer
Cole
Comstock Brasfield Mercantile Co
Rhodes Island
W. O. Underwood
Brasfield Mer
Quigley ‘& Campell
Philip Beumbrough
J. A. Brown
Browning
Mechem
B. F. Baker
Marion Morrison
Dorotha Ray
Ottumwa
Frank Swertz
Mrs. Johnston
Ceniterville
Geo. Crockett
Comstock
Brasfield
A Hays
Wentworth Block
George James
Grovar
T. G. Bostty
Mary
H. Vanianingham
Green City
Orson Valentine
Quincy
Gem City Commercial College
Aiet
Home Olks
Geo A. Patrick
M.lord Patrick
Indiana
Patrick
Stouts Studio
Little
Keokuk
Mra
Meutchen
Geo Korg
Charles Sasaman
Dillion Mont
Otte Boetteher
Vastal Town
Noutheast
Wes EY
Amphrell
Swett
Miaoeten
Hyote
Johnsen
Taneein Lawneship
Huston Place
Huston
Lena Branford
Caspar Brasfield
J F. Underwood
McCutchen & Son
Edgar P. Crawford
Idaho
Stant McClellan
Nick Walker
N. J. Drury
C. H
Willston
N. D
John
Havre Montana
G. H. Gardner
St. Louis
M. E
Mudmt
Epworth
Piheir
A. M. SW
Emmett “McDonald
the & N. W
Stuart
Neb
Charley Cahoun
M. B
W. Gurrzy
Miner Worley
Butte, Mont
Union- Ville
Carolina Maley
Cantril
Laura Cocayne
Sperry
Noah Crooks
Z. T. Brawford
Frazansburg
Ohio
B. H. BonFory
J. F. Underwood
D. D. Crumpacker
Nelae Franklin
J. M. Stille
G. E. McCutchen
Reliz Boesche
Quigley & Campbell
Maknep
B. Vestal
Effie Vestal
J . W Hayward
Squire R M Brasfield
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Pratt
Jardine
Rev Jardine
Burns
Middleton Bros
Velock
Yesterda
Pir
Recorder
Underwood
Lee Todroone
Oldake
van West Wain
Doamingo
Nderwood Cidaker
Murphy Ete
Ao Wok Race Suicide Club
Bowery
Toruys
Piriee
Lars Per Vere
Jon Cassady
Livonin Rouw
Brecu
Uolonville
Sarah
Coffman
J W
J B. Lowcock
Edward Lowcock
J S
Fred Boland
John Boland
Ekepatriete
R. N. Miller
Louisa HL Guffey
Mowrer
and Nellie Mowrer
L . Orne
Washington
Stoneking
Carator Tor
William Ston
Beco
Johin Vestal
Morgan
Rollie Timmons
Dale
Tee Buckworth
tmgo-Sacansere
Lydia L Viete
I? Hays
Minnie Sheres
Ately
Dr. Price
Charley Calhoun
Peter Folk
Mr. Folk
No. B
Folk
T. W. Guffey
Cash Meat Market
A. J.bennett’s
George Rothwader
A. Hays
Edison Phonographs
Hays
Hays Drug Co
Hamburg
Ouwr Store
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