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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
4
Among Our Neighbors lists counties with bonded debt and notes local events from Missouri towns. Highlights include a new 55 inch coal vein at Cainaville, $25 000 in planned Harria buildings, 112 graduates at Kirksville Osteopathy School, diamond theft in Carutheraville, and a Kirksville sidewalk damage settlement of $500.
The Northwest State Normal at Maryville plans a July 12 meeting to elect a successor to Dr Homer M. Cook who was reelected recently. Rumors say Cook may refuse to vacate. The teaching staff was cut from thirty to twenty, with payrolls dropping from 3531 to 2123 monthly as enrollment hovered near 200 per term.
Miss Zula Lemley closes a very successful school year at Wolf Friday. We part with our teacher but hope to have her back this fall. Girls beware Ira Potter acquires a new buggy. Belle Losey works for Mrs. John Thompson. Union exercises well attended. Laura Wolf returns from Iowa visiting her brother Nate and wife.
Glendale report notes farming slowed by heavy rains. Mrs. R L Daugherty remains ill. Clara Erickson returns home to Brookfield Iowa in improving health. Virgil Roup is seriously ill with stomach and bowel troubles. Ellis Minear and H L Davids visit Berry school. Mr Moore from Marshalltown Iowa visits Sunday. Rev McKinley conducts Concord Church service with attendees from the area.
Mrs Zimmerman of Sewal spent the past week with her daughter Bice Whitely in Powersville, according to local notes.
Farmers are nearly finished planting. Several residents attended services at Livonia on Sunday. H L Davids returned home for a visit. Rev Houghton will preach at his place tonight. Miss Flora Stevens and Lille Carter enjoyed horseback riding Sunday evening. Rev McKinley did not fill his appointment. H Stevens and family visited A Stevens last week. Mr H helped his brother plant corn.
Large crowd attends Union church Children's Day program in Hickory Grove area. Notices record estate settlements and guardianships for multiple local families and a probate judge's docket dated Unionville Missouri May 14 1905.
The probate docket lists settlements of administrators executors guardians and curators due at the June term 1909 of the probate court of Putnam County Missouri. The term is to be born and held at Unionville on Monday June 14 1909. First day Monday June 14 1909 John F Guffey executor of the estate is mentioned.
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