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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
5
Starcup Sed Roth expected home today. Patterson’s Cream and Graham sell new wagon beds at Tei Startups. E Pherigo visited Pollock. Patterson’s note rates on horses cattle and mortgages offered by Henry Callison. Seats for The Girl From Frisco urged, and local sales on overcoats and a 6 room house listed.
Ky M Scott from Greencastle was here Saturday and Jerry Uncle Tom's Cabin Company will be there Jan 8. Miss Lulu Flanagan owns a fine new plane. Miss Minnie Niday returned from Kirksville. Wm Garringer visited Caleb Wells and family in Cincinnati Friday. Buy pianos and organs from C B Duckworth Lancaster. Mrs W B Harlow returned from a Frist with Edina relatives. John Ryals went to Omaha to spend Christmas. Harry Roth visited here then headed north. Peter Sparks from Grays Friday. Chas Middleton's daughter Jay ill last week. 8oc buys a sack of flour from Weatherford Milling Co. John Fightmaster moved into Bradshaw house on west Main East. Miss Charley Swett back from visit with Quincy friends. Dr H S Wiles to Kirkeville day to visit parents until day. Money to loan W H Forbes offers chattel or personal loan.
A local notice column lists Gilt Edge Farm Loans at low rates with prepayment option from Calil on as McCutchen and Son. Various local items follow including sales, visits, theater ads, holiday goods, and students returning home for Christmas.
The Farmers Store advertises a No 1 handmade farm wagon for sale. Stouts Studio hires an experienced finisher for prompt work. Charley Allen, longtime porter here, died in September at Mt Pleasant Iowa. Mrs K N Williams returns to Burlingame Kansas after visiting her mother-in-law. Martin Kincaid and family visit Mrs Johns Daviss sister after seven years. The St Perkins show at the opera house drew smaller crowds due to rain. Frank Klepper of Kingston visits his cousin Mrs Lee Robison. he is a county prosecuting attorney. Rochester nickel ware marketed by Brasfield’s for Christmas gifts. Sant Payne plans move back to town from Lancaster. Brasfield’s promotes cheap prices on parlor lamps for Christmas. Farmers Store bought a 35 pound turkey from D L Bruce for 490 dollars at 14 cents per pound. Frank Anderson’s offers barber, shave, haircut, bath, and shampoo at Palace Barber Shop. Rev O L Wood, new Baptist pastor, will preach at Omaha Baptist church Thursday and Friday evening monthly. J C Ranes notes his wife’s father M Valentine of Montana, Wash, plans to visit for holidays. friends look forward to his arrival.
An old column notes emphasis on decorum in schools and schedules religious talks. It lists sermons by W J Powsgss and Frank Goul now set to begin January 1 as Prosecuting Attorney, with John McKinley moving to the legislature.
The brief items report cold weather harming trade, local visits, family travel, and holiday sales. E Q Able and family travel to Ft Scott Kansas to visit a daughter. Jewelry and confections offered at Fenton's soda fountain. Amherst and nearby merchants advertise Christmas gifts including chocolate creams and enamel beds. Local schools close for a winter break ending January 5.
Memos report overcoats at sale prices and holiday travel offers from Burlington Route. Meetings by Rev. Granville Snell begin Jan 5 in Unionville. Local college students return for holidays. Browning Schools’ E. E. Ryals visits. Carnegie library tax dispute at Kirksville continues with injunction. Hartford Cumberland Presbyterians pursue church funds. Barber college advertises quick training in St. Louis. Baptist officers named. school board seat filled. Young People’s Union organized. Turkey yields high returns for local hunters. Purley McKinley returns from Des Moines. street suicide near Purdin noted. Lemonville revival gains 24 conversions. Commentary on convict innocence. Local ads for china, leather rockers, and Christmas gifts. Powersville Record sold to Eaton brothers. new management coming. former owner seeks treatment for catarrh.
The Repustican extends Christmas and New Year wishes to readers, notes varied joys and sorrows, honors Time and Peace on Earth, and reports on local events. It covers church meals at Omaha Baptist Church, Charley Howry visiting relatives, National Guard commissions, a train wreck remark, and a Christmas wedding planned for Rev W A Pipkin and Miss Cornelia Moore.
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