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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
10
Local items report July Fourth preparations at McClellan Park and Livonia events. Citizens attend gatherings in the I O O F hall with plans for celebrations, church suppers, and community visits. Mentions include editor Arlie Capps, Dr Adkins locating in town, and multiple residents traveling or doing business in nearby towns.
Warren Vandyke and family and Jacob and Will Hart spent Sunday at the Pearl Forbes home. Alex Shear and family attended the Children’s Day exercises Sunday evening at the Christian Church at Mendota. Perry Porter closed a successful term of school at Mendota Friday last and returned home Sunday evening. Lo Allen spent Saturday and Sunday at the Albert Allen home.
In Grinnell Iowa visitors Elmery Alien and James Middleton defeated local foe during a semi final encounter. The match featured notable play as spectators witnessed the team from ME Ba Nee E.
Lee McVey paints for Miles Dickson while Roy Broyles and family visit Pearl Stewart’s in Trenton. Mrs. Leeper travels to Marlow Oklahoma for her daughter Mrs. John Wilson's illness. J. B. Hackney and family visit J. H. Beenecker. The Kaups visit Mrs Juliette Dickson who is very sick. Rain Tuesday brightens the outlook.
A Saturday crowd gathered at a local trading place. Mrs Sue Gillispie remains seriously ill with doubtful recovery while Mr Ben Cooley shows no improvement. Miss Sylvia Husted is teaching in Kirksville. Roxie McFarland visited the elder sister Mary Vestal and has returned home. Several residents attended Graysville church Sunday night.
Re Boone of Lucerne delivered a Sunday night sermon. M L Culler hauled last year’s wheat to Lucerne. A horse of Herman Corbin was cut by a broken wire. Mr and Mrs W R Alexander welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday the 16th. Walter Christian and sister Nora were Pollock Gallers last Friday. Mrs J A Scalf visited her mother at West Liberty last Friday. W OT Wymore fell ill Saturday and was helped home, but is better now. Dell Fortune remodeling Simp Durbin’s house. Rev Jones of Seymour preached his last Tes afternoon. Several from Uns neighboring attended the last day of such at she Brown Friday. Mrs Sallie Mowier returned from a visit with her aunt at Lancaster Monday. Miss Susie Troughead is giving music lessons again this summer. Ira Bradshaw’s corn suffered, with a worm issue. Douglas was well represented at the band concert in the park on Sunday. The United Brethren minister’s ice cream social at the P’smen church Saturday proceeds toward church matters.
Albert Anders bought cattle from Steve Ratliff last week. Mrs Nellie Ratliff and Miss Decta Baquet visited Kansas City to see a sister. Rev Collier plans to preach at Mt Harmony Sunday. Perry Mills and cousin Raley Mundon spent Sunday night at an uncle's. Emory Duckworth and Net Lewis bought a new separator last week. Gooseberry crop is abundant this year and people fill their cans. Dip your sheep with Zenobeum the best dip made sold by P J TatMan.
Standard and Kepwtereaf under Role 1 stands the season of 100 in Unionville at Rinker's Barn. The bay roan Chief Ingomar 16 hands 1290 pounds sired by Re Zamna 1804 and by Gen.ashington 1161 with Eliza Jane dam, praised for breeding and quality. Service fee $10, terms demand immediate payment. not responsible for accidents. location 4008 W Trineer, Unionville, Mo.
John Lemley aided Jim Davia on Wednesday in a plastic project. Grant Jones and family visited Jim Fowler near Hartford. Local residents attended a band concert at Unionville on Sunday and enjoyed it. Miss Ethel Davis of Elko spent the week with her sister Mrs. John Lumley.
Em Hogg and wife traveled to Quakerville Saturday to see Mrs. Rob Veach who is very sick. Dave Vestal of Unionville camped on the Chariton River over Sunday. Rev Bass will preach here Saturday night and Sunday.
A true copy from the record of the circuit court Putnam County dated June 12 1909 signed by Clerk J M Stiller.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of Hugh R Brasfield were granted June 16 19 ty by Putnam County Probate Court. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within one year or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication are forever barred. This 17th day of June 19 ty. Asia Brasfield Executriz.
The administrator of the Ellen Van Dyke estate will make a final settlement of his account at the next Probate Court term in Putnam County Missouri. The session is set for September 16, 1909, at Union. The administrator signs as 4714 FM Hars.
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