Drummond's shoe sale and local notices mix
Local column lists Drummond shoe offers and many residents visiting relatives or shopping. Mentions Miss Leo Rachford, Miss Susie Holliday, Miss Birdie Taylor, Mrs. Mattie Bucher, Miss Nina Shearer, Buggies from Muller & Wentworth, Moon Buggy at Comstock, and Star Brand shoes by Walker & Davidson among numerous social updates and small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rachford
Menders
Susie Holliday
Pollock
Birdie Taylor
Drummond
Mattie Bucher
St. John
Poweraville
H. C. Shelton
Drummomnd
Nina Shearer
B. H. Bentoey
Columbia
Local items note travels, visits, and community updates
Missed details cover trips from Clinton Missouri and Toledo Ohio to nearby towns, school announcements naming H. C. Shelton as Worthington principal, shopping ads for 35 cent shirts and 50 cent dress shirts, band concerts praised, and a large family reunion for Mrs. Pherigo. Also reported are bank stock increase, teacher examinations, and a large catfish catch by Comstock and Leonard on the Chariton River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Comstock
G. A. Leonard
Tke Walton
Stresin
Local People Attend Visits and Trips Across Regions
Unionville resident J. W. Maize visited on Wednesday and returned home Thursday. Rev and Mrs John Paul from Hampton Ohio arrived Friday to visit Wm Paul and relatives. Mrs Harbert of Moulton visited with sister Mrs J B Macy. Mr and Mrs Wm Pritchard of Fort Scott Kan arrived to visit W A Shelton and relatives. Daisy Pittman and friend Miss Smith from North Dakota visited Ora Pittman family in Mendota. Mrs Will Stout traveled to Lemonville after children stayed with aunt Mrs Guy Lemen. Mr and Mrs Wm Stickler from Cincinnati were guests at W J Pritchard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Condel
Dés Moines
D. Hayward
M. Daily
Lemonville
Wylde
W. T. Fowler
Merhryhoff
Cincinnati
W. J. Pritchard
Nina Toney
Mendota
Dan Jerrell
Everwear
Drummond
Besa NU
Pos
Be ‘Gainey Toyne
Shere
Jd Otto
Waeeerde Noel
Woodly Humvero
James McSweeney
Bannaster
Ohio
Devere
Dr. Berry
John Farnsworth
Leah
Fern
Chariton
J. B
Earhart
Livonis
Horton, Eart
Wm. Johnson
A. J. Bennett
Agnes McClansham
Swett
St. Louis
Welty
Denuity Hosiery
Drumnond
Jean Brandenburg
Clinton
Will Campbell
Dual Sparks
Milan
Martha Johnson
Elm Township
Elko
Sidney
Lucerne
W. C. Rankin
Toledo
Pritchard and Fletcher
Mary Beatty
Medina
Tenn
W. A. Thompson
Meeks
J. H. Davis
St. Joseph
Gettinger
Wm. Dickson
Ruth
Newtown
Unionville Produce Company
Miss Vale Humbert
Hutchinson
Kans
C. B. Smith
John Humbert
Iowa
J. W. Maize
Unionville
Glenwood Phonograph
C. H. Martin
W. L. Davis
Green
John Paul
Hampton
Wm. Paul
Daisy Pittman
Wm. Stickler
Eight registered Shorthorns for sale by W A Stockton
Private sale of eight head of registered Shorthorns including three cows with calves by side two cows coming in profit and three yearling heifers. Price four hundred dollars for the whole group. Visit at one mile southeast of town.
Gargantuan Alligator Discovered at Baptist Church Pool
A five foot alligator was found in the pool at a Baptist church after a plumber waded in to fix a leak. He was frightened and fled, leaving rescuers to remove the intruder from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Real Fountain of Youth on Nevis Island
The Nevis, a small British island near St. Kitts, features one peak and a scenic shell road. It offers mineral sulphur waters brought from the mountain top in a stone conduit. baths at 103 or 104 degrees are claimed to renew youthful vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nevis
St. Kitts
Lawyer’s Odd Bill Sparks Suspicion in Montreal
The Montreal Herald reports a lawyer recounts returning home to a wary wife after confessing he forgave a bill for a neighbor named Jones. Jones insisted on a receipt, leaving both men puzzled by the entangled courtesy and possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Jones
Montreal Herald
Irony in Prison Lecture About Holidays
A humorous exchange from a Lady Battersea address on prison life recalls a audience member who once lectured at Holloway. She says her lecture, titled Public Holidays, and How to Keep Them, would seem ironical to Lady Battersea.
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Lady Battersea
Holloway
English Workman Endures Yet Quietly Inches Toward Voice
The English workman bears hardship with astonishing patience and silence. Only when conditions become unbearable does he raise his voice, a trend noted in The English Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Benglish
Ready-Cooked Meals From Central Kitchen Aid Lancashire Mothers
The working class mother is kept from church by Sunday dinner prep but a Lancashire town may solve this with a central kitchen serving ready-cooked meals. A simple system could ease religious attendance and household burdens for working women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
England
Wasted Brown Reflects On Tragedy And Moral Profit
A reflective fragment notes a domestic financial tragedy and questions the value of wealth, quoting a biblical line about profit and warning of losses amid modern temptations. The piece juxtaposes weary sentiment with an ironic reference to surplus women and moral cost.
Brick and building material market expands claim
Col Stanton-Wan announced last week that additional capital would boost the enterprise, increasing vigor and signaling good news for a growing local market. Miller & Wentworth Merc. Co. promote their high grade Viewlcongi 3 Tron Time vehicles as reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col ’Stanton - Wan
Miller & Wentworth Merc. Co
Seed and Seed near West Liberty in Jefferson County
An advertisement notes millet seed and ground seed available miles south of West Liberty in Jefferson County. Includes a peculiar string 4812 ML Cunror, implying a catalog or code for the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
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Manny
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OCA
WEVVS
Donald Bentoey
Quincy
Drummond’s
Florence Brasfield
Bussey, Lows
G. W. Hudson
Howland
G. W. Wilson
Livonia
Paul Holman
Greencastle
C. A. Leonard
Charley Huston
Guy Elson
Centerville
Electric Theatre
Oreilly
Annie
Milen
Lottie Vestal
Laclede
Walkers & Davidson
O. W. Whitmore
L. A. Carroll
Muller & Wentworth Merc. Co
Maude Comstock
Trenton
Leona Pratt
Nellie Kelley
Ivah Martin
Mre Harvaz
Walker & Davidson
Milton
James ‘Schoonover
Mary Guffey
Center- Eville
Comstock Boashelisat
Charley Smith
St. Joseph the Anite
George Goodrich
New Embroidery Club
oMrs
Albert Anders
Dodge City
Kendal
Chas, Marsh
Brookfield
Frank Townes
New York
Mel Jones
Mendote
A. W. Holman
Farmers Store
Harness
Missouri
Coney Goods
West Side Eduare
A.M. Swett
James Holmes
Garfield Guffey
Goldie Probasco
Viola Carter
Frank Middleton
Chloe Tingley
Masonic Temple
McCutchen & Son
Stutler
Boynton
the Baptist Church
Robert Geisinger
Mr. Stanley
Burlington
Wm. Dodd
Kalispel
Montana
Mrs. Anderson
Burington
Peter Falk
J. C. Banner
Jewish Hospital
Worthington Schools
O. K
Derilda Bredwell
James Stratton
Harper County
Kansas
Arthur Dormer
Mrs. Dormer
Effie Drury
Mias
Anne McCune
Keokuk
Hamilton, Il
A. C. Thornburgh
C. C. Davis
Hot Springs
S. D
A. F. Schnelle
J. W. Megan
Welle
A. E. Snyder
Frank Triplett
Eppenstein’s
Wm. Shearer
Madrid
Chas, Williams
Drakesville
Edna Jarman
Bessie Dickson
Jarman
A.M. Brown
Hamilton
P. J. Tatman’s
Hoy
Eppensteins
Flora Mullenix
Near Dean
Clio Brown
H. Bone
Lina Mullenix
Hutchison, Kansas
Wana Oe Fos
B. F. Baker
J. W. Mechem
Frank Mecheém
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Armstrong
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Pherigo
Nee Duckworth
Wif
L. H. Howage
W. A. Stockton
L. C. Corporon
Coatarille, Mo
Eall
Co. A. Hays
Hays Drug Co
Main St
Ollogg
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Lee
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