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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
8
Local columnist recounts visits and travels of residents from Pollock to Cincinnati. Community clubs host events, shop improvements, and civic efforts including park plantings, walks, and church activities. Harp on upcoming entertainments, elections, and local business promotions while noting wedding announcements and platform campaigns.
Oklahoma voters chose to relocate the state capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City in last Friday’s election. Governor Haskell immediately moved the state seat to Oklahoma City, though Guthrie retains state records and offices for now. Courts may challenge the move, but the capital is slated to be permanently housed in Oklahoma City.
J F Comstock of Unionville Missouri age 28 and Amber V Pile of Newtown Missouri age 21. Lee McVay of Unionville Missouri age 24 and Addie Sulser of Unionville Missouri age 24.
A West Liberty church crowd attended services Sunday night for the wedding of Lee McVay and Addie Sulser dated June 11. Both are well regarded in the West Liberty area and the event drew local notice from neighbors and families.
A crowded service at Memory Chapel. Frank Estes visits from Nebraska. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Carl Howry dies and is buried in Powersville cemetery. Mrs K Buck of St John ill. Mae England returns to Colorado Springs after weeks here. R T Bucker loses two team horses in pond mishap. Peter Greggers tours town as Recorder candidate. J Y Hamaker of Unionville writes insurance. Mrs J W Haram visits from mother. Hatfield child ill with measles. Powersville to celebrate Fourth of July with speakers and band in Hume pasture. Margarette Long visits C H Wells in Lucerne. Mrs A H Hulse ill. Dr and Mrs Gray of St John attend Woodmen Memorial service.
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