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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
8
Multiple short items report residents visiting relatives in Mendota Lemonville and Cincinnati. Merchants and shops advertise discounts on Star Brand Shoes Wells Buggy and 50 cent shirts while theaters promise premiums and drawings.
The Unionville Produce Co informs farmers they will not accept cream after 12 o’clock noon due to extreme heat. Mrs Martin and daughter and milete arrived home from Denver where Mr M attended the Democratic convention.
Miss Daisy Todd arrives from Quincy to visit then join mother on the Pacific coast. Mrs Charley Eareckson and children return to Centerville after visiting Pete Anderson home near Howland. Dora Barnhardt returns from Quincy hospital with limited improvement. Friends host a party for Earl Albright’s sixteenth birthday at the Elson home. Moon Buggy advertised at Comstock Brinfields. Geo Mullenix family return to Moberly. Mamie Mullenix stays for a month. Brotherhood of Axterfoan Yeomen urged to Homestead hall July 18 at 8 p.m. Refreshments provided by Comnunniéx.
Four members of the Reep Hikach party, including Felix Bossche and other relatives, returned to their Ft. Scott Kansas home after a stay of a couple of weeks. They paused in Kansas City where they planned to adopt a baby boy.
Republican clubs form in Lemonville and Wilson township while Democrats praise growth since 1897. Farm transfers include Albright selling 220 acres to Davis with a 160 acre Liberty township parcel. Post office letters list several local residents, and hog prices rise to 5.75–6.00 per hundred. City Council orders new sidewalks funded by nearby property owners.
For sale or trade. A fine residence property in Unionville offered at a reasonable price, or will trade for a farm. Contact Lee T Robison.
An audience at the M. E. church last night heard Dr John Gillies discuss Three Months in Europe with factual detail and strong reception from attendees. Also noted is Miss Anna Geisinger’s recovery from surgery and a county bridge plan by Highway Engineer Buster.
Martin Schick states he will not be responsible for anything bought by his family members from this date onward. July 14, 1908. 6012
President Roosersit will be paid one dollar per word for his African hunt experience accounts. Scribner's will print the pieces first and publish a book later with royalties, the highest price ever paid for a literary work. Son Payton from Texas visits his parents, four years since last seen.
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