Unionville Republican notices and local happenings 1913
Local item rundown includes property sale to Rev J R Harp family, Blackberry Cordial 25 cents at Howard's, post office letter list, travels of the O France family to Kansas and Texas, Ford cars in local livery and purchases by Hayes Baldock Dr Cobb and Lee Daly, and a stray fragment of mailing and printing details from Unionville Missouri in June 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Carryer
J. R. Harper
Howard's
Unionville
Missouri
Wilson Alexander
Harold G. Cook
G. G. Magee
Geo. Whitson
O ' France
Goldie
Charles
Colony
Kansas
Lenora Wylde
Mary Dean
Ladonia
Texas
Hayes & Baldock
Ford
Dr B E Cobb
Lemonville
Lee Daly
North of
Howland
Local residents and visitors noted in Weekly Roundup
Several residents made trips to Kansas City Milan Unionville Kirksville and Excelsior Springs this week. A new baby arrived for Mr and Mrs Shultz while a show drew a good crowd and praise for orderly conduct from attendees.
Locals Report Travels and Social Visits Across Town
Oldfield made a business trip to Queen City Tuesday. The Wentworth Mercantile Co store will be closed all day July 4. The Ladies Cemetery Association meets at the NB Marshall home July 2. Clarence Leck of Mendota transacted business in town Tuesday. Miss Ollie Hargrave of Kirksville visits Mrs. Alec Shearer this week. Frank Walker and son Fred visited Worthington Tuesday morning. James Johnson goes to Moulton Iowa on business Tuesday. Drummond-Cramers store opened their sale Saturday with huge crowds. Diarrhoea Compound for infants 25 cents at Howard's. Miss Vina Monroe returned to Exline Sunday. Mrs John C Smith returns from Centerville. Mrs Sam Jones of Excelsior Springs and Mrs Will Barkley of near Quinn were Unionville callers Saturday. Mrs Coland returns to Centrallia after three weeks. Mrs George Minks of Cincinnati Iowa visits A L Hinton Friday to Sunday. Miss Danny Lightfoot of Cincinnati and Sid Humphrey of Centerville visit Geo Horns home Sunday. Mrs Earl Spence returns home from Mendota after visiting grandparents. Zona Staggs accompanies her for a week's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Matthew
Kansas City
B. F. Schnelie
T. Christian
Green City
J. A. Peterman
Paul
Bagley
Iowa
Lawrence O'Reilly
Milan
Burch
Wyoming
Dade Johnson
Unionville
B. F. Matthews
Kirksville
California
Miss Bennett
Cora Guffey
Otis Dodeon
Kirkaville
Virgil Matthews
St. Joseph
T. Rouse
Ed. Smith
Wentworth Mercantile Co
Ladies Cemetery Association
NB Marshall
Drummond - Cramers
Howard's
Earl Spence
Mendota
R T Dewees
Zona Staggs
Farmers Store Grocery to be closed all day July 4th
Notice states Farmers Store Grocery will remain closed all day July 4th. Also Unionville Lumber Co will be closed that day. Rain Tuesday night delivered 2.20 inches from 6 pm to 6 am aiding crops while oats appear lightly damaged. J F Reeves of Columbia named science teacher and orchestra director for next school year. Dr Schleuter hospital sign from Chicago relatives celebrates Unionville Hospital gains with new operating room and asbestos floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Store
Tno
J. F Reeves
Columbia
Pee
Reeves
Mreeves
Schleuter
J Schieuter
MN Michles
Chicago
Unionville Hospital
Unionville
Missouri
Iowa
Unionville Lumber Coe
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Unionville Republican
Uniosville Republican Printing Co., Publishers
Claggson Conga
G. Moucas
Mone
Daionville Republican Printing Co
United States
Eseramoaent
Seder Ags EV Aks
America
Rom
Commier
S. H. Jackson Mercantile Company
Glen Smith
Frank Burch
FB. M. Dodson
J. C. Howell
Mr. Dodson
Otis Dodson
Mrs. A. F. Shultz
Chas. Hiney
Kansan City
J. W. tHley
Excelsior
E Oldfield
Queen City
Clarence Leck
Sranascthoe
Our City
Tuesdy
Mrea
Ollie Hargrave
Alec Shearer
Frank Walker
Fred
Worthington
Fred Brice
James Johnson
Moulton
John C Smith
del Stuckey
Centerville
Sam Jones
Excelsior Springs
Will Barkley
Near Quinn
Coland
Centrallia
George Minks
Cincinnati
A L Hinton
Danny Lightfoot
Sid Humphrey
Geohorns
Harry Dickerson
Shelbiaa Democrat
Shelby County
Seu Et Ht
the Farmers Bank
L. S
Detroiter
AGE Company
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