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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

14

Community Notes From The Ben Galloupe Home And Local Families

Sunday at the Ben Galloupe Home entertained TTF ter Siena Lemley. Sylvia Jones spent Sunday with home folks. Helen Armstrong visited her daughter Ethel Robinson late week. L. L. Hoover and wife of Clark Dakota welcomed a baby boy born November 24. Mrs. Hoover was formerly Zula Lemley. The Misses Small stayed with their uncle Ruthford Magee Saturday night and Sunday.

Terie Siena Lemley Ben Galloupe Sylvia Jones Helen Armstrong Ethel Robinson Mgr L. L. Hoover Clark Dakota Hoover Zula Lemley Small Ruthford Magee

Old Missour hag turns into a summer resort amid local chatter

Journal notes a string of community updates and social visits. Mrs Chioie King and Josie Mundon ran dental errands in town. Families like the Vestals and the Johns are active with caregiving and hosting. Calves change hands as Ola King sells stock. A wedding gossip line hints at upcoming nuptials.

Shelton Charley James Davis Clark S. Dakota Lemley Chioie King Josie Mundon

Prayed Not to See Morning

A short, fragmentary entry notes a prayer not to see the morning, lacking clear context or named individuals, places, or events. The readable text presents a devotional or reflective line without identifiable people or dates.

Young Peoples Meeting and Visits Noted in Community gathering

A local notice reports Sunday and Thursday gatherings with a Sunday visit list including Grandma Traxler Ruth Traxler from Exline Lawrence Traxler and Nettie Whitacre. Dick Whitacre returned from Iowa. Other visitors include John and Mrs McClaskey Lara Durbin from Thursday to Saturday at Unionville.

Young Peoples’ Meeting C. J. Traxler Grandma Traxler Ruth Traxler Exline Lawrence Traxler Nettie Whitacre Dick Whitacre Iowa John McClaskey Mike Baughman Lara Durbin Unionville Charley Hart Will Baughman King Exlines

Meeting Notes From Friday Through Sunday

The record lists family visits and small events including Mr Fowlers mother’s death affecting the meeting. Noah and family visited Hen Cratloupe and Gadya Gillum spent time with relatives. Ora Shaver and family stayed with Mr Shaver's sister Mrs Etta Riggins. Robert Buckalew and family visited his father George Buckalew. Virgil Burns and family looked after Mrs Thompson. Aunt Liza Vestal remains very low. James Coghill dined with his daughter. Harvey Woods reportedly bought forty acres from R I Carter. Noah and Johnny Gillum helped their father butcher. Mrs Lizzie Burns visited Burns school house.

James Coghill Harvey Woods R. I. Carter Noah Johnny Gillum Lizzie Burns Burns School

Rural Life Conference Draws Attendees at Kirksville

The church drew a well attended service with meetings continuing through the week. Myrtle Carpenter and Pearl Hart attended the Rural Life Conference at Kirksville and joined others at the Chapel Sunday night. Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Trene Hargrave spent Sunday together. Bertha Latimer visited Rath and Minta Severs Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Followell and daughter Opal stayed Saturday night with Bert. A new house by Jin Ma Sedll is near completion.

Myrtle Carpenter Rural Life Kirksville Clark Hoskins Pearl Hart Chapel Horn Trene Hargrave Misa Bertha Latimer Rath Minta Severs W. D. Followell Opal Bert Jin Ma Hottse

Local Social News and Farm Notes From Sunday Evening

Mr and Mrs Charley Rex entertained Mr and Mrs Albert Anders and Mr and Mrs Arthur Howe Sunday. Ed Hawkins visited Bud Carter home Sunday. Net Lewis has several children on the sick list. Hateful dogs damaged Charley Rex's sheep killing three. Russell Lindley installed a new phone on line 42. Mrs Tom Barnett visited Will Thompsons to check on her sick father Joe Thompson. Frank Duckworth traveled from Low grounding on business. Hawkins Howe Clark and Mundon took turkeys to Unignyjile Monday. Ausders Mundon Clark Anderd dehorned 60 head of cattle last week.

Charley Rex Albert Anders Arthur Howe Ed Hawkins Bud Carter Lewis Russell Lindley Tom Barnett Will Thompson Joe Thompson Frank Duckworth Dave Clark Raley Mundon Unignyjile Albert Ausders Mat Mundon Jim Anderd

Family Visit Notes From Local Community

John Vestal was called to his mother’s bedside as she remained very low. Claud Lewis visited his mother Sophia Lewis on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anders spent Sunday at the Charley Rex home. Mrs. Jesse Arnaman spent Wednesday at the parental McCoy home with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Medlin.

John Vestal Claud Lewis Sophia Lewis Albert Anders Charley Rex Jesse Arnaman McCoy Elmer Medlin Graysville Vestal John Rose Mr Rose Duke Fullerton Lena Rose Margie Payne Ruth Anders Homer Hill Floyd Steele Cicero Baquet Orval Carter Johnny Maize Ira Guffey Clarence Leonard Fullerton

December notes from Clark area residents

Local items report school off for teachers meeting in Kirksville and numerous village activities. People haul coal, butcher hogs, trade horses, attend Bible readings, and visit relatives. Weather is mild, meetings begin in Hartford, and a death in Graysville prompts funeral attendance.

Local Social Roundup Notes From Lost Ridge

Nice weather today as H D Guffey and wife spent Sunday at Harvey Bunyard’s home. Geoil McFarland was sick Friday and Saturday. Galena and Lesh Bradshaw Bertha and Robert Kelley spent Thanksgiving at the Bradshaw school. W R Butler and family visited Joe Butler’s home. Mabel and Paul Bradshaw called at the Bradshaw school. Mr and Mrs Frank Scott Bessie Willett and baby spent Wednesday at Herbert Scott’s home. Harve Bunyard and Guy Casady shopped at Martinstown. John Spencer visited his nephew Harve Bunyard Saturday night and Sunday.

H D Guffey Harvey Bunyard Geoil McFarland Galena Lesh Bradshaw Bertha Robert Kelley Bradshaw W R. Butler Joe Butler Mabel Paul Bradshaw Bradshaw School Frank Scott Bessie Willett Baby Herbert Scott Harve Bunyard Guy Casady Martinstown John Spencer

Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant Promise Money Back

An advertisement touts Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant with a money back guarantee. It claims eight times as much medicine as similar products, no narcotics, and asserts satisfaction or refund. L. H. Howard guarantees the remedy in Saint Paul Minnesota. R. J. Schiffmann is proprietor.

Schiffmann Bi Ag Branchias Kiffmann R. J. Schiffmann Saint Paul, Minn L. H. Howard

Salmon berries valued along Pacific coast

Salmon berries grow native along the Pacific coast from California to Alaska. They are related to raspberries and hold value in Alaska where the fruits are sought after.

California Alaska

Probate docket of settlements in Unionville Missouri

Docket lists settlements for executors guardians and curators in Union County beginning December 13 1915 with multiple final first and third day settlements for estates of Joel Fulhart Geo Bradshaw Jacob Stewart Mary A Shepherd George Maxwell Elizabeth Short and others. Other names include Ira Bradshaw Edward Racehaw Donager John Fallen Melinda Fullerton Thomas Scott Michael Coridan Elizabeth Barnes and Sarah Hendrix. The notice is signed by Judge Lorenzo Jones of Probate with dates November 22 1915.

Aduil Guardians Union Said Marton Fath Joel Fulhart Ira Bradshaw Edw. W. Hracehaw Geo Bradshaw Andy H. Lowry Jacob Stewart GC H Berry George W. Mullanix Thos B Maxwell J D. Johnson George Maxwell Me Lowey John Fallen Apt F Keene Mary A Shepherd F Keene Sarah A. Hendrix W M Whitson Oliver Johnson G & Anderson Kathryn Anderson J F Comstock Ce Comstock waeCiaichen Sat W. &. Ledford AP Keene Sarah A. Henarix B. Abbott Josephine Abbott A. F. Keene Bea Smith Unionville Missouri Lorenzo Jones

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