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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
8
Correspondence lists residents at farm visits, funerals, illnesses, and family gatherings in the region. Names include D W Pollock Jr J A Long H R Brasfield Mrs Jas Brown Alta Howery and others with mentions of visits, sick lists, and a parish ice cream social netting funds. Weather and storms noted alongside several travel and social updates.
High water kept Route 1 carriers home for two days. Local residents report turtle deaths on roads and a range of visits, deaths, repairs, and social events. Community members attend Children’s Day, plan home remodels, bid farewell to Ella Noel, and note river flooding affecting corn fields and farm work.
Clarence Wolfe visits sick Mrs. I N Robb while her son Andy Robb stays nearby. West Liberty hosts Henry Wolfe family on Sunday. Sam May and children visit their son Joseph May. Wedding plans loom as yet unnamed. Donnie Mahoney calls on Misa Eunice May. Mrs Andy Roff improves after illness. Plowing corn shows rural life. pie supper set for Friday at Willie Gar’s. John Bendricka visits Unionville on business. Joseph May sells farm to Roy Clark.
Victory reports Tom Barnett purchased a new lawn mower on Saturday while Miss Bertha Cassady visited home folks for Sunday owes visit.
Miss Mamie Patterson and Verna Fowler visited with friends. Bertha Medlin and Plecas Sadey from Wesley Chapel helped. A fine three year old horse sold to G E Herndon of Sidney. Sheep shearing assisted by W Casteel for Irving Davis. Families attended Children’s Day at Livonia and a sermon by Ross H. Doyle in Unionville. Meadow conditions look good and corn planting underway. losses include a mare belonging to E Noland and a colt for Luke Morgan dropped last week. Community events include a pie supper for Sunday School at West Liberty and an ice cream social in Central City.
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