Eagles Hold Banquet Night in Kansas City
Theodore A Bell ex congressman of California served as guest of honor at a Kansas City Fraternal Order of Eagles banquet. Mayor Beardsley welcomed guests. officers, speakers including Mr Herrin Judge Prost and James Reed attended. Bell praised Eagles for American ism and duty as the organization grows from 200 to 2500 members in KC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Theodore A Bell
Fromalifornia
Order of Eagle
B.J. Monehan
J. A. Gline
C. H. Mann
F E. Herring
E. H. McBride
R. H. Armstrong
Beardsley
Bell
Herrin
John F. Pellitier
E. B.prost
James A. Reed
Norfolk
Fragmentary Ledger Names From Powerstille Lucerne Listings
Fragments show December entries for individuals including M. L. Brown Powerstille Nellie Wilcox Lucerne Chas Blackman Lucerne and Ada Young Lucerne with unclear details. The text lacks clear events or actions but preserves multiple named persons and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Brown
Powerstille
Nellie Wilcox
Lucerne
Chas. Blackman
Ada Young
Local society notes and arrivals in Unionville area
Unionville Lodge HE S selects new officers for 1908 with Miss Fannie Govarath as matron and Mrs Geo Davis as associate matron. church women plan post office lobby exchange and Christmas pudding fundraiser for needy children. Visitors include Miss Marie Cason from Monroe Drag Co Quincy. Mrs Mabel Crenchaw from Columbus Ohio. Mrs Helen A Qack from Los Angeles. other locals and travelers shared holiday greetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Lodge
HE. S
Fannie Govarath
Wantthy
A. P . Wantthy
Geo. Davis
Mary Greggers
Corductress
Adda Gregpers
Masocrate
Mary Borms
Willie Walters
Sory
Ladies of the Christian Church
Local Visitors and Travel Around Town This Week
Last week May Rev F. Phend traveled to Holten Kansas and Willie Cassady with Zell Lame went to Unionville on Thursday. Barlen Scurlock of Liver visited nearby during test week. Rev F Phend presched here Sunday at eleven. Roy Cohen visited Centerville Tuesday to see relatives. Hirsha Deniz and Cherley Sait of Union bought petile in town last week. Nova Morgan and others from Lor ground visited Wednesday and Thursday. W E Livezey of Kansas City is expected to spend Christmas with his parents. Lucy Wads was sick but improving. Peter Morgans gramison sminsi came from Wyoming to visit relatives. Martha Lace hopes to raise a little girl. Ste arrived last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlen Scurlock
Phend Presched
Hirsha Deniz
Cherley Sait
Union
Petile
Nova Morgan
Wits
Lorground
Doxsn's Kidmy Pills Claim Kidney Cure in Unionville Ad
An unclear advertisement touts Doxsn's Kidmy Pills as a cure for sick kidneys and promises quick relief. It references Unionville evidence against G. x. Cassidy and describes symptoms of languor and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxsn
Unionville
Grogan Weather and Local Delays Reported
Fragmentary notes describe a light snow fall during the week and transport delays around Medicine Hill. Mentions of ships, engines, and a local workshop hint at interruptions in service and local commerce.
Christmas Gift Idea With New Bills and Gold Pieces
A local notice promotes money as a Christmas gift with new one dollar to twenty dollar bills and freshly minted ten and twenty dollar gold pieces. It suggests gifting wives mothers daughters and sweethearts a crisp bill or gold piece to bring a smile.
Neckwear for Christmas at Eppenstein's
Prices 25 50 75c. Due to congested columns we shave over until next week and extend obituary of W D Scurlock and several communications. Auction at Clawson's feed lot Dec 21st to highest bidder for cash four or five Jersey cows and heifers one work horse one farm wagon and one standard bred saddle mare if not sold before. Notice of stockholders meeting at Marshall National Bank Jan 14 1908 for election of seven directors. National Bank of Unionville also to elect seven directors Jan 14 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Scurlock
Clawson
C. L. Anderson
Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
National Bank of Unionville
Wentworth
Sale notice on corn at J Meltons and Millar Wentworth
Commodity sale advertises corn at 140 dollars per bushel offered by J Melton with contact by phone 258 or in person at Millar and Wentworth Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Melton's
Millar & Wentworth
Mesdamesa Howell and Williams Visit Lemonville Friends
Mesdames C Howell and C F Williams from Lemonville spent Thursday and Friday visiting local friends and enjoying the hospitality of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdamesa I C. Howell
C. F. Williams
Lemonville
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Helferstine & Pratt
Eagles
E East
America
Bath of the Eagles
Order
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Company
Seventh and Wyandotte Streets
Ake Hollisters
Noah Martin
Eor
Goodrich’s., Jewelry
Wee Ee A
Marie Cason
Monroe Drag Co
Quincy
Mabel Crenchaw
Columbus, O
Allie Nogels
Helen A. Qack
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence Conger
Lang Triplett
Sturday
Alva
Okin
Fired Doyle
Green City
Hare
Bert Skimmer
Baby
Usar Town
Nendors
John Brummit
Pollock
Prity
Mesdames Ny
McHenry
Lion Fowler
Bu Coaliers
Edna al
Nceds
Maggie Booker Wart
Cincinnati
Genter Inte Jrst
Esterly Stalcup
Chevalote Johnson
Cemerville
Ant Ening Keees Fry
Tg Mill Denen
Prine SD Leant Rosier Millroom Co
Mew Wook
United Sstunes
Doome Tnd
Tumbber
Mo Etfinen
F. Phend
Holten
Kansas
Willie Cassady
Zell Lame
Roy Cohen
Centerville Lows
Peter Morgan
Gramison Sminsi
Wyoming
Martha Lace
Ste
Ani Unionyville
G. x. Cassidy
Br.fe
Dean
Ss Martin
Grogan
Senaras
Rafe Ie Anaea
L. S
Nan Tender Yiak
Ghee Salle’ Engines
Menta Eer
Apenas Erie Ok Arti Pa Pesmi, Sera All
Kepere Tits
Ieee
Stalkieg
Mons Panple
New York
Ebrugit
Electric Theatre
Eppenstein’s
Burrows
Maine
Huston & Lane’s
Unionville, Mo
C.il. Burrows
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