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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
3
A compilation of short items lists residents visiting relatives, trips to nearby towns, sales notices, employment moves, and local business promotions. Highlights include Miss Elsie Burgess visiting Ruth Jackson, Cabbage and tomato plants at C B Kirbys, and Arch ie Price returning home for a visit. A jail escape from Joe Frederick is also noted.
Unionville defeated Cincinnati 4 to 0 with McFadden hitting a home run and Morgan pitching well. The following day Unionville won 9 to 6 against Mystic in a fast, error plagued game, with Pratt umpiring both games and Stroud pitching for Mystic in the late innings.
Bloomfield defeated Unionville 7 to 0 in a game marked by Unionville players’ weariness from a heavy schedule. The Unionville club praised fair umpiring and generous treatment, and a Republican note urged exchanging games to foster goodwill between towns.
Reports include births and illnesses in the Hancock Gadberry Chinn families, Uncle John Hamlin's bedfast status, and powerville planning a two lecture two music program next winter with about twenty signatures and $100 in season ticket sales. July 4 speakers Jas W Magee and Ben E Kester plan a celebration with a band in the Hume pasture.
Lemonville notes a Unionville visit by locals and an ice cream social at Union Church on Saturday evening the 25th starting at 5 o clock. Invitations extend to all with residents traveling to and from nearby towns for sickness and family visits across multiple days.
Dorsett Hugh Losey and Ben Thompson left for eight days in Dakota on Tuesday. William Wolfe visited the county seat over the weekend. A J Nichols lost a cow Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bryant visited Byron Johnson Sunday. Mrs Henry Wolfe and children with Mr and Mrs Isaac Vandine visited Ezra Wolfe at his home. Limp Potter shows a new buggy. A basket meeting is planned at West Liberty next Sunday at the Christian church.
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