Births and long life of Mathies Grabosch with migrations
Mathies Grabosch born October 14 1814 in Germany. He married twice Mary Lamp and later Lavina Tarter, had several children, emigrated to Cincinnati Ohio then Missouri Iowa Kansas. He died December 14 1907 at age 93 with family at his bedside. buried in Kabon Cemetery Esbon Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathies Grabosch
Germany
Mary Lamp
Berlin
Annaally
Cineinaati
Ohio
St. Louis
Wapsles County
Iowa
Putnam County
Shumaker
Town
Charles
Lavina Tarter
Appanooss County
Tews
Fort Madison
Jewell County
Kansas
The
Baptist Church
Christian
Charles Grabosch
Unionville
Missouri
M. M. Grabosch
A. F
M. L. Grabosch
Kennedy
Kabon
Esbon
Christmas Dinner For Mr and Mrs George Lewis Family
Relatives and friends gathered at the Lewis home near Sidney for a generous Christmas dinner. Buckets and baskets were well filled with a sumptuous spread of rich viands and some music was provided by a graphophone.
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George Lewis
Near
Sidney
Resolutions of Respect for W. D. Scurlock
Livonia Lodge No. 7171 I O O F adopts resolutions mourning Brother W D Scurlock a loving husband and father. The lodge extends Fraternal sympathy and orders mourning for thirty days with copies to the family and minutes and publication in the Unionville Republican.
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Livonia
W. D. Scurlock
Livonia Lodge
Unionville Republican
E. F. Kigrizz
R.breser
Com
W. R. Tade
Sues President Kirk Over Slander in Kirksville Case
Sheriff John T. Curry files in circuit court against John R. Kirk president of State Normal School for 5000 actual and 85000 punitive damages alleging slander tied to statements about Sheriff Curry’s duties in the liquor issue. Kirk denies personal harm and says he holds Curry in high esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Sherif
John T. Curry
John R. Kirk
State Normal School
Kirk
Sheriff Curry
Curry
Local notes and visits across Putnam county and nearby towns
A collage of social visits, travels, and errands. Several residents journey to Mendota, Milan, Kirksville, and Ottumwa for holidays and relatives. Local shops advertise, and farm sales and property transfers occur in Putnam county as families share news and greetings.
New Amendment Won't Disqualify Hayes for 1908 Sheriff
Secretary Swanger clarifies that Missouri sheriffs elected in 1906 have a four year term only from the 1908 election under the 1906 constitutional amendment. The note says Hayes could seek reelection in 1908 without disqualification, and all Missouri sheriffs must be elected in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Swanger
Jefferson City
Putnam County
Missouri
Dean's Kidney Pills touted by Unionville residents
Best people of Unionville seek a reliable kidney remedy. The ad claims Dean's Kidney Pills, made from roots and berries, cured back pain and stiffness, improved irregular kidney function, and reduced lameness. Sold by N. Martin's drug store in Unionville and distributed by DOaine and Co in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Dean
South Main St. Milan
N. Martin's Drug, Store
Milburn
New York
Og United
New Dental Office Relocates Near Howard's Drug Store
The message notes the relocation of a dental practice to the salts over Howard's drug store and provides a contact name Fitz at Davenapay.
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Fitz
Davenapay
D. D
Public installation and supper planned by Woodmen lodges
The Modern Woodmen and Real Neighbor lodges will hold a public installation of officers and a supper at Sturdivant hall on the evening of January 7. Mrs. L. P. Mitchell returned from Unionville where she visited Mrs. W. A. and family. Charley Snyder of Lucerne married Miss Rose Wella, daughter of Charley and Mrs. Wella, a teacher by profession with a notable career. neighbors extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturdivant Hall
L. P. Mitchell
Unionville
W. A
Cincinnati Review
Charley Snyder
Lucerne
Rose Wella
Lnst
West End
Charley Wella
Engagement of Miss Mary Marshall Announced
The note from Sunday's St Louis Republic reports the betrothal of Miss Mary Marshall of Unionville Missouri to George Conant of Washington boulevard. Mary Marshall, daughter of N B Marshall and niece of Mrs Finis Marshal now in New York, was maid of honor at the Brown Standard nuptials and is a Mary Institute graduate two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Mary Institute
Marshall
Unionville Markets Weekly Prices and Bird Listings
Unionville markets announce weekly prices subject to market changes. Includes notice of Mammoth Bronze turkey cockerels and White Wyandotte cockerells with competitive stock scores cited. Contact W A Stockworth R F D No 8 for details and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Uni Mo
DgEo
MOE
W. A. Stocwtron
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Pivo
Gai SiMeYs Ftn
J.P. Collins
Sues
McFarlan
N. H. Westlake South Side Square
Baplington
Howler
Exline
Caroline Wessel
Mendota
Townsend Loc
Alain Sims
Milan
Minnie Scott
Tina
Howard's
Zoe Swafford
Centerville
W.F. Maize
Elsie Crawford
J. W. Forbes
Hazel
Leleh Clapper
Ela Maize
W. T. Shannon
Lemont, Mo
Gro. Roth
Wm. Townsend
Youngstown
Ill
Mildred Brackney
Warrensburg
Ker
N. F Shearer
Afp McElhinney
Martha Houston
Ottumwa
Weatherfords
Prank Oaks
Richland
Tespeechs
Fat
Underwood
Griswell
Scandall
Marshalltown
Jessie Ellis
Misa Dora Washburn
St Joseph
H A Washburn
T C Peterman
Perry
Joe Stille
Lemonville
Weatherford'sa
Chadwick
Mysto
G. D. Robinson
Myrtle Clark
E. Bell
John Maize
Charley Runnels
Sara Triplett
Jane Maize
John Fie
Quigley & Campbell
M. E
West Liberty
Is.m
Presidin Elder Sappenfield
Leroy Sanders
Lincoln
Sam Jump
Auten Place
Sanders
Frank Colter
Birmingham
Joe Carmen
Bob Alexander
Lene Bland
Chria, Wilson
Jnc
Scott
Mary Marshall
Osters
Howard
Other
L. H. Howard
Burlington
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
North Platte River
P. F. Withrow
Agi
National Bank of
Charge
Colette
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