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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
8
The notice describes a deep reduction on four-fifths of stock including tan calfskin and gunmetal pumps and oxfords. It highlights sizes and widths for a broad fit, featuring lasts suited to wide high toes and low to medium heels, with prices dropping from $3.50 to $4.00 and up to $7.00 for selected styles.
Frompers host ice cream supper at Beary shoo house on Saturday night. Residents such as Pearl Mart, Gladys Cullum, and Mrs Daugherty visit friends. Mace Crawford ill. John Minear and Lola Neagle attend Hartford show. Bee keeper Mr Davidala notes twenty six swarms. Rev Sundenight and others travel to Greencastle to meet a sister.
West Liberty residents report visitors and family gatherings. Charley Alexander and family called on L C Morgan last Sunday. Pauline Bishop lost a valuable cow last week. Breece Valentine visited grandparents near Lemonville over the weekend. Clarence Noland and family called on Luke Morgan’s family. Mary Callison visits her daughter B F Gilworth. Euphemia Dennis closed a successful Pear son school last Friday. A basket meeting is planned for next Sunday with Rev Doyle at eleven and three and Rev Campbell at night. Meeting was well attended that Sunday night. O Morgan is 18 worse at this writing.
Community invites all for an ice cream supper at Concord church the coming Saturday night June 28. Manion and wife directed the event. Attendees from town joined a business trip to Unionville on Saturday. Several residents attended a Hartford show Friday. Mrs. Alice Hibbs of Mendota moved in with her sister Mrs. Barn Roop last week. Nora Hayes visited Emma Johnson Sunday. Mrs Hugh Mannon visited her mother Mrs. Dover Sunday. Ice cream supper drew a good crowd at Berry school house Saturday night. Mrs. Frank Davidson ran a business trip to Coa City Saturday. Fay Davidson visited Sylva Hoskins Sunday afternoon. Marion Bolar and wife spent Sunday with Siggie Mitchell and wife.
Attendees from Graysville enjoyed a Martinstown show Friday night. Del Mullenix lost a valuable mare Saturday night. An ice cream supper was held Wednesday night. Isaac Johnson of Unionville died June 19 and was buried at Johnson cemetery after a funeral led by HB. C. Cullum. Johnson, a former soldier, lived nearby before moving to Unionville. One week left of school at the locality. Herby Croft shearing sheep last week. Jen Williams lost a valuable horse last week.
A descriptive feature highlights a new residence described as bright and stylish with well finished rooms and bright furnishings. The piece promotes Chi-Namel Ready to Use Grain Pro to restore and refresh floors and surfaces and notes it is sold by L. Be. Howard.
A long list of social mentions from Coal City and surrounding towns records visits, visitors, and small events. Highlights include Mrs. James Matthews and Mary Maize visiting, Otumwa trip by Ida Nulton and Mabel Nulton, A Morgan buying a car, Lane show at Hartford, J Lucas visiting Ottumwa, and a scalding accident in Coal City. The column also notes upcoming church meetings and harvest duties.
Several from here attended the Lin ney Copfice lawsust at Dean Saturday. Badger has moved his stock of
The author argues for teaching children to share in others joys as well as sorrows. It questions whether sympathy should be cultivated mainly through exposing sadness or by encouraging gladness with others’ happiness, stressing a noble heart that rejoices with others.
A fragmented ad lists silk and fabric items with bargain prices. Black silk stele fabric offered near 1.35 per unit, 9 to 27 inches wide pieces show 99c to 75c price range. China silk color varieties priced around 35c, 27 inches wide.
Advert reads numerous hosiery bargains including men silk hose at various low prices, fast black silk hose and children’s nylon options with color choices, mixed quantities and special multi pack offers. Includes bargains described as never before with 3 or 8 pair lots and discounts.
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