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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
8
May letters report numerous visits and travel by residents B F White Julesburg H C Cullum Peter Morgan to Unionville Auntie Veasch death near here burial in Rose cemetery Farmers prep for wheat and oats look good Children’s day exercises praised Prof Ryals returns to Linneus schools with $70 monthly pay reports baptising near Glendale and other local news items
Turners Barber shop located two doors west of Monroe's corner in Martinistown. Miscellaneous local notices report Miles Mullenix buying his son Robert's farm near Graysville and Adam Lawson visiting his brother David in Lowground.
Esper From Sox and J J Petty hosted by the capital city business circles Tuesday. Miss Berta Mannon visited at Homer Musgrove’s Wednesday. The Musgroves and Myrtle Baughman have measles. Taylor Dover has been J J Petty’s hired boy for days. Judge McAnelly and family visited Roy Mannon Sunday. Geo Carter finished work at Geo Potter’s and returned to Judge McAnelly’s. A group fired a revolver in the night Saturday. Mrs John Sumpter of Shoney suffers dangerous smallpox. Ice cream social at Charley Rogseau’s reported with few details. Thor Barnthoute and wife visited Bastian Doles in Martinstown. Mrs Jack Wootard of Mendota visited her parents Tom Barnhouse’s in Omaha. Shoney school closed last Friday, two weeks before end of the Douglas. From Brlockhead, ice weather now. Mrs Viola Richardson and Grace stay guests of Kana Bradshaws. Wm Richardson sold a fine horse. Mrs Agnes and Mrs John Smith visited Mrs Roxie Newell Friday.
Rev. Peterman will hold a meeting in Lenonville Sunday night. An ice cream supper is planned there Thursday night. A basket meeting is scheduled at Bethany church on the fifth Sunday in June. The new poor house is described as a grand structure and a court house is seen as the next needed project. Hay crop expected to exceed last year.
A Brooklyn wife credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her prolonged womb inflammation and pain after a failed marriage attempt. The testimonial touts the product as a lifesaver, urging others to write for free information.
Saturday marked Flag Day with widespread displays as Dr. Chas Hart relocated to Coateville for practice. L. E. Ryals and family moved to Browning for a school position next year while the Shelby family near Chariton reports smallpox. mother seriously ill. Unionville post office lists several patrons awaiting letters. July Fourth rail fares announced for Burlington Route, with limited sale dates. Mrs. Ella Dorset dies at 27 in Sherman township, mother of three. Prof. David Callison resigns Lamonia College post to join a El Reno commercial college partnership. Lamonia honors him with a gold medal.
Postmaster Gardner reports the department will establish mail service on rural free delivery routes located by Inspector Jeffries in April. The routes run north and west from Unionville. Patrons must secure usable mail boxes at once so the service is ready and only one family may use each box.
In a Baltimore American report, a peace promoter tells a Chicago meat packer he is glad the trouble with striking teamsters has settled. The meat magnate confirms the shift to using wagons to haul money home, noting letters could have sufficed but wagons were needed for the cash flow.
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