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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
12
Residents near Rosewood attended a Lone Star meeting Sunday night while others visited relatives in Hartford Queen City and Unionville. Local commerce includes hog worm cream ads, a funeral at St John church, and school Christmas program plans amid icy winter weather and rising transport activity.
H Hill and son Fred visited the county seat last Saturday before Christmas time. John H Hill hauled timber from Jim Anders' place earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs D W Carter and son John spent Sunday with the John Wood family. Ed Hawkins and children joined the Wood household for Sunday. Mortimer Hill stayed one night with his uncle J H Hill and family.
A longtime correspondent to The Republican extends holiday wishes to the editor and readers. The note happily cites weekly submissions, local updates, and the pride of contributing from Missouri. It mentions visitors, neighbors, and neighbors’ activities across town, with several family and community references.
Several of our people were shopping in Unionville Saturday. Lloyd Tretsworth is numbered with the sick. Frank Hogg is not improving as fast as friends wish. Meeting closed Thursday night due to inclement weather. Next Sunday is Rev Hacmon's appointment. Firch Lawson and Nova Wood returned from Dakota and Iowa.
A local page shares holiday greetings and community notices. It mentions Chnata birthday in a uly WES, wishes for Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and reports on meetings, illnesses, and visits. Several residents attend church, the Berry school is progressing, and folks describe weather mishaps and farm moves.
Sunday night gathering in Glendale drew a well attended meeting at the local place. Numerous visitors including Mr and Mrs Sam Minear and families visited kin and friends in the area over the weekend. Several local residents attended a funeral at St John on Sunday and others traveled to support families connected to Minear and Dwyer households.
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