Local Notes and Trades on Page Eight
Letters from readers mention needed wagon and wagon beds at Starcup and Stalcups. Muton visit by Wall Childera. late copyright books at L H Howards. John Noland from West Liberty. Thos Mullins and wife from Omaha. Chick Cholera Cure at Howans. Mrs G Snell to Trenton. Banner Loan Office conducts all business confidentially.
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Mullins
Omaha
Howan’'s
G Snell
Trenton
Banner Loan Office
Money to Loan and Local Notices at Banner Office
Tegh make Gilt Edge Farm Loans at fewest rates with option to pay before a rarity. Call on us. McCUTCHEN & SON. Eaton from Powersville on business. Miss Pearl Stewart to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Will Wyckoff visiting Cincinnati relatives. Thornburgh advertises pasture for rent with water. Second hand furniture at R. M. Scott. Scott will sell furniture for small commission. Edith Laughlin of Blackbird visited Hollie Timmons family. Money on hand to make loans on real estate personal or chattel security at Banner Loan Office. Miss Ella Forbes to Milan to visit uncle Forbes. Helferstine from Milan and Macon. Cold and grip tablets 25c from L. S. Howard. Forbes and Halstead visited Exline. Joe Brawford returning from St. Louis. Borrow any amount with approved security at Banner Loan Office. Sam Davidson finished Rogers residence carpentry in Mendota.
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Tegn
McCutchen & Son
T. P Eaton
Powersville
Pearl Stewart
Cincionati
Will Wyckoff
Cincinnati
Thornburgh
R. M Scott
R. M. Scott
Edith Laughlin
Blackbird
Hollie Timmons
Banner Loan Office
W.H. Forbes
O. B. Halstead
Exline
Iuwa
Joe Brawford
St. Louis
Sam Davidson
Mendota
Rogers Residence
Local notices blend social calls and ads in brief cents
Miss Olga Berry returns from St Louis to town. Mrs White leaves for Hudson Ark. O A Hays and wife visit Gleswood Mo. Bonnie Baking Powder advertised. Miss Martha Earhart visits grandparents. Carload of furniture at R M Scotts. Miss Rice McAlister to visit Miss Fannie Goodrich. Harness advertised at low prices. Miss Eva Freed returns from Blakesburg millinery. C D Fairfield and W H Forbes take ten day trip to Enid OK. J S C Valentine to pension board at Centerville IA. Weatherford flour giveaway plan promoted. Banner Loan Office appeals for loan inquiries. John Chisel returns from Drakeville IA. Miss Katherine Knapp finishes season in St Louis. Hazel Neelly buys a Shetland pony in Bloomfield IA. Four Oliver typewriters sold locally.
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Olga Berry
St. Louis
Banner Loan Office
White
Schooler
Hudson, Ark
O. A. Hays
Gleswood
Bonnie
L. A. Howard
Martha Earhart
Chariton
J. W. Forbes
R. M. Scott’ S
East Side Square
Rice McAlister
Bowling Green
Fannie Goodrich
Eva Freed
Blakesburg
Iowa
C. D. Fairfield
W H
Forbes
Enid
Oklahoma
Valentine
Centerville
Weatherford
C Banner
John Chisel
Drakeville
Chas. Williams
Eleven Letters Are Worth a Sack of White as Snow
Local notes report Miss Mary Livezey left for Mitchell to join Western Business College faculty. MW A Camp to hold decoration service at Lemonville cemetery June 21. Weather discussion favors light showers over heavy rain. Unionville Summer School opens with 42 students, largest first term. Brasfield visits Kindley Illinois with wife and son. Ladies of west-end Christian church plan tea Friday at 2:30 pm. Stella Perry and brother visit Dr W H Perry. Stella may stay all summer. Geo Korns dray service advertised by phone. Epworth League convention attended by Rev A G Foreman and Miss Ethel Stewart. Anna Austin tours Ashland Kansas then Alexandria Oklahoma. Mrs S H Jackson returns from Wamego floods delaying earlier return. Jas R Matheson finishes Elm Branch teaching. passes through en route to Hartford. Mrs M B VanWinkle leaves for Webster City Iowa. J Hugh Elson travels to Wabash Indiana for Monroe Drug Co business. to buy paper-box machine. Special sale of White Lined Enameled Ware begins Saturday June 13 at Farmers Store.
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Orville Wilden
National Bank
Missouri
Unionville
Brasfield
Indley
West-End
The
Christian Church
L. H. Howard
8. H. Jackson
Wamego
Kans
Jas. R. Matheson
Elm Branch
West End
Hartford
M. B. VanWinkle
A.J. Martin
Elocutionary entertainment by Miss Janet Little at M E church
Miss Janet Little, an artist of ability, presents an elocutionary entertainment at the M E church next Monday featuring Indian club swinging as a novelty. Reports note local residents Mrs Dudley and Mrs E H Catlett among visitors and health concerns prompt trips to Hot Springs.
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Janet Little
M. E. Church
Farmers Store Offers Ladies and Mens Low Shoes
Kirksville papers praised Prof RE Seitz as toast master who presided at the Alumni Association banquet on the 29th alt. The Weatherford Milling Co promises Good Lock Hour quality equal to any 75 cent hour and cheaper than rivals at 60 cents per sack. Mendota gears up for a big celebration with local printing from The Aercusur ian office. Special trains will be run to the event.
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Kirksville
RE Seitz
Alumni Association of the Normal School
Weatherford Milling Co
Mendota
Aercusurian
Unionville
Eleven Letters Are Worth a Sack of White as Snow
Mrs Jones sold the saddle mare Midnight Bell to J J Ransom for 50000 dollars after a Burling ton trip by Dr Thos Jones and Mr Dick Dunn who trained the animal. Ben C Hyde of Western Telephone Co visited from Friday to Monday to help install a new switch board as city telephones were temporarily cut out for connections.
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Thos Jones
Dick Dunn
Lucerne
Burlington
Ben C Hyde
Western Telephone Co
Ward
Inca Telephone Force
Union township assessment and band engagements noted
J W Chrisman, township assessor, reports Union township assessment nearly complete with expected value rise from 75000 to 100000 and about fifty more lists than last year. Turner's Unionville Band is in demand for summer events at Moulton St John s Day and Linneus Fourth of July with Linneus currently first call.
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J W Chrisman
Union Township
Turner
Unionville
Moulton
Linneus
Kirksville
Summer dress goods shine at Farmers Store
In hot weather readers note scenes of comfort and progress. Barber shop owner O W Turner introduces a water powered fan to keep chairs cool. Col G W Waters of the State Board of Agriculture visits Putnam county to form a World’s Fair exhibit committee with E N Monroe as chair and G H Gardner as secretary.
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Farmers Store
O. W. Turner
O. K
G. W. Waters
State Board of Agriculture
B. H. Bonfoey
Putnam County
E. N. Monroe
G. H. Gardner
J. H. Parker
G. O. Miller
J. O. McKinley
Col. Waters
Uni
Local residents arrive and visit across towns
Peter Minks from Omaha Martin Rookwood to Milan J J Fowler from Glendale GQ Grant Davis from Elko pleasant caller Q W McAnelly from Mendota G D Smith from St John pleasant caller Mrs Ernest Bradshaw from Mendota visiting her parents Mrs H Getts visited last week driving home to Harris Dr F A Cozad and Mr Warner from Poweraville Mrs H Rosenthal home from Chicago Mrs Noel and daughter visiting T B Neff family Amelia McKinley went to Con velaville to visit daughter Evans Col J H Carroll family expected from St Louis Henry Shirley home from Farmington PE Society met with Agnes Harper with musical program Judge H G Orton from Princeton over Sunday at local telephone exchange.
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J. J. Fowler
Glendale
Grant Davis
Elko
Q. W. McAnelly
Mendota
G. D Smith
St. John
Ernest Bradshaw
H. Getts
Harris
F. A. Cozad
Mr. Warner
Poweraville
Agnes Harper
H G Orton
Princeton
Slippers for All at M Eppenstein’s Store
Advertises a wide slipper selection at M Eppenstein's with numerous styles for men women and children. Claims better slippers than competitors and notes Oxfords sandals Southern ties Congress and Bluchers in all sizes and lasts. Presents latest styles and prices.
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M. Eppenstein’s
Revival meetings at Unionville Baptist Church attract many converts
Evangelist Hunt and Pastor conduct revival services that have yielded 60 Baptisms and 6 by letter, with 66 total additions. Forty three were baptized at Sheltons pond yesterday as meetings draw crowded attendance and plan to move to the city park if weather permits.
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Baptist Church
Evangelist Hunt
Unionville
Shelton’s Pond
Bereavement Note for Mrs Casady in Milton Iowa
Mrs Wm Casady widow of respected townsman Elmer Casady died suddenly at Milton Iowa while at Egypt cemetery with relatives. Heart trouble struck and she died within forty minutes before removal. Elmer Casady hurried east after telegrams, the funeral days near and family remembered her as a beloved neighbor. Children’s Day services were held at local churches and a souvenir bouquet was given. Mrs Casady leaves husband two sons Elmer and Alvin and daughter Addie.
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Wm. Casady
Elmer Casady
Milton
Iowa
Egypt Cemetery
Elmer
Alvin
Addie
Veteran Albert G Scott Dies After Long Suffering
Albert G Scott aged 62 died at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Gamble last Saturday June 13 after years of asthma and related illnesses He was born June 1841 in Louisa county Iowa served in an Iowa regiment in the Civil War Married before 1872 his wife died that year He lived with the Gambles and the funeral was at the Gamble home Sunday at 2 pm Rev O L Wood preached the sermon pallbearers from the G A R attended.
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Albert G.scott
A. W. Gamble
Mr. Scott
Louisa County
Lews
Alexandra
Iowa
H. W. Gamble
Scott
Gamble Home
O. L. Wood
G. A
Save the letters Elia V Botts born in Missouri
Elia V Botts born March 21 1863 in Putnam County Missouri lived there until adulthood learned millinery and dressmaking. She moved to Kalispell Montana about ten years ago to start a business and died June 14 1903 aged 40 years 8 months 2 days. Funeral conducted by Rev A G Forman Unionville Missouri. Children Day noted at Graysville. Unionville residents traveled to Trenton for the State v Frank Brandon case with attorneys and witnesses listed.
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Elia V. Botts
Putnam County
Montana
Kalispell
Mont
Unionville
A G Forman
toLmonville
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McGutchen
G.E. McCutchen
McCutchen& Son
Ibave
Starcup
Wall Childera
Muton
Laws
Stalcups
L.H. Howard’s
John Noland
West Liberty
E A Montgomery
Warnick
Bob’ Scott
Coop
Miss
Ella Forbes
Milan
G &, Forbes
J. A Helferstine
Macon
Howard
Ayer
West Side Square
A. Tl. Swett
Mias
Katherine Knapp
Chicago
Hazel Neelly
Bloomfield
Oliver
J A Helferatine
S Hl Jackson
J C McKinley
N A Franklin
Mary Livezey
Mitchel, & D
Western Business College
Lemonville
Allare
Stella Perry
Jobo
Love Lake
Dr W H Perry
Stella
Geo. Korns
Dray
A. G. Foreman
Ethel Stewart
Epworth League
Anna Austin
Ashland
Alexandria
C. C. Sample
Pollock
Bert Carson
V T. Altea
J. W. Johnston
R. L. Gray
Colorado Spring
Misa
Nora Munn Beacham
Rock Island
Ills
Berlin
Ag `A
Holman & Pickinpaugh
Peter Minks
Martin Rookwood
Mre . H. Rosenthal
Mre
Noel
Seymour
T.B. Neff
A. M. Swett
Amelia McKinley
Convelaville
Mrs. Evans
Col J. H. Carroll
Henry Shirley
Farmington
Presbyterian
M. E
Presbyterian Church
Mra
W H. Miller
Pearl
Des Moines
Sammy Gross
Cox
Graysville
Unionvillians
Frank Brandon Meéssers
Lee T Robison
Frank D Goul
Lorenzo Jones
Martin Coleman
Rollie Timmons
Noah Crooks
J D Johnson
L.D Thomas
E Bell
J . Losey
J W.chrisman
J C. Banner
G. A. Summers
J. W. Ledford
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