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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
5
Mendota items include Sten L. E. Ryals visiting Monday, Drummond ad readers noted, Miss Allison Crouch arriving from Lucerne, and Oscar Garrison visiting from Clarence. Local exchanges mention guests, loans offered, and upcoming events. a baby boy born to J. J. Gehm's family is recorded, with various calls for goods and services throughout the week.
Weather outlook turns warm this week as Dr Walter of Perry Mo plans a visit to niece Mrs Clareslie Davidson. Mrs W H Fletcher and son Wesley travel to Cincinnati to see relatives. Mr and Mrs Fonce Cowell welcome a baby girl born June 13 near Harford. Cyrus Bradshaw and wife return from Kansas City after visiting a daughter. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Rolla F Hart and Miss Iva Clinkinbeard, Mendota.
Laban McFarland and Pete Vestal visited Kirksville on Saturday for business. Cucumbers are being planted for the Keokuk Canning Co and factory plans are moving here. Livonia looks to celebrate the Fourth of July. Mrs Allie McConnell called Ivy Montgomery, Grandma Newman visited Mrs Laban McFarland, and Snedigar the Queen City photographer is weekly. Phoebe Roxie McFarland and Rosie Vestal like Kirksville school. Mrs Sarah Husted and Miss Vesta Calp rode home with J. O. West girls from Sunday school. Stella Worthington visited Sylva Cowan.
Stringtown resident A B Golphnee preached Saturday night and Sunday. Attendees joined children's exercises at Mt Zion Sunday. George Glasacock works for Jim Van Dyke a few days. Mr Conger of Unionville surveyed roads Sunday morning. Ida Powell visited Alta Perkins Monday of last week. Mrs George Perkins bought a coal oil cook stove.
Alley-Staff Grain Co pays 48 cents per bushel for corn delivered at the car this week. The offer applies for the remainder of the week with no additional details provided.
Smoky Hollow reports Mrs Henry Stockton visited with her parents Sunday last. Mr and Mrs Luther Culler called on Mrs Mahala Carter last week and noted her improving. Children’s day exercises drew attendees from the locality at Elko Sunday night. Orval Baker helped dig a well with Albert Anderson this week. Jim McClasky called on D W Carter one morning last week. Mrs John Stockton visited the Carter home last Monday. Mr and Mrs F M Cowell welcomed a baby girl.
Mr. F B Van Fossen departed last week from Anderson Produce Co with a carload of live poultry bound for New York.
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