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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
5
Various short notices list people visiting relatives, travel to Green City and Milan, and a change of residence. Names. dates. places include Unionville, Marshall, Columbus Kansas, Milan, Winsboro Texas, Centerville Iowa, Glenwood. Wording mentions deaths in the family and small ads seeking a local business handler.
Homer Dickerson visits from Li vonia while Mrs. Wesley Davis shops in Pollock. Jim Quigley of Milan spends time with nephew Will Quigley. Mrs Chas Smith and son Keith visit Livonia sister Mrs. Guy Fowler. Mrs. J H Neeb travels to Kirksville for brother James Mitchell’s illness. Sullivan couple return to Browning from the Potts home. Olive Sims returns to Milan after ten days with the Dukes. Ronald Lemon visits uncle Will Atkins in Milton. Mrs. Perry Garrett of Seattle visits her parents. Miss Haze Harrison of Kansas City, former Blackbird teacher, goes to Columbia for the University. Mrs. Archie Hale and sister come from Livonia. Hale returns, Armstead stays a week. Harry Jones and Huster Stuckey take a trip to Columbus Junction. Jones visits sister Mrs. Lester Pritchard in Ottumwa. Lathan Milla of Lemonville shops in Unionville. H Ellinger offers a washing machine with each WU. S. Cream Separator. J G Morgan visits father D F Morgan in West Grove. Dr J H Holman and Mary Alice visit cousin Mrs. Arthur Williams in Kansas City.
The brief item list records Pearl Smith and Clyde Guffey visiting in Kansas City and W H Ledford traveling to Kansas for harvest duties. It notes homecomings from Kansas City, visits to Liberty and Kansas City, and trips to Perthe Springs and Hamilton. It also mentions car trips for funerals, summer schools, and social visits across Missouri Iowa and Illinois with multiple named towns and individuals.
Putnam county hosts a sequence of Chautauquas beginning August 4 in Lucerne lasting through August 9, then Powersville August 11 to 16, and Unionville August 24 for eight days. Local talent is highlighted and the events are praised as educational and elevating despite national criticism of Secretary Bryan’s tours.
May Watson writes from Turner Montana about Emory Sheely and rain concerns. She plans to manage the Post Office for Mr Turner this summer, entailing a five mile ride daily. She anticipates cousin Mrs Sisson from Kahoka visiting most of the season.
Those who fail to pay the tariff for light and water by the tenth of the following month will have service cut off. This notice applies to all users in the city. City Collector WH Stout signs the notice.
The board orders a general meeting of Mutual Telephone Company stockholders on July 1, 1914 at 2 p.m. in the Commercial Club Room Unionville to elect officers adopt bylaws and transact other lawful business. THOS HUNT President 4612 C L NOEL Secretary.
A fragment from the Houston Post presents a dialogue about a woman with a heart of stone and a skeptical suitor proposing a diamond as a test. The exchange hints at romance and dramatic irony within a newspaper clipping.
Mrs Peavish warns men should show their worth before asking for her hand in marriage drawing critique from a Dalles News opinion.
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