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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
5
A compile of short items shows residents traveling to Kansas City Lancaster Topeka Cincinnati Kirksville and Jefferson City for business visits social calls and family events. Highlights include births marriages moves and local notices with names such as Dr Hanna J McKinley Florence Jones Lena Brawford and J C Banner among others.
Mrs C Brown and her daughter Mabel returned to their Grand Junction home in Iowa on Friday after a two week visit at the A W Parinton residence. Edna Robinson of THE REPUBLICAN was summoned to Lucerne by the continued illness of her sister Mrs Claud Pickinpaugh. Mr Sheerwood of London Mills Illinois accepted a dry goods sales position at the Chicago Bargain Store arriving Monday. Miss Minnie Johnson of Green Castle resigned from the Chicago Bargain Store to take a position in Milan. Everett McCutchen visited Kansas City from Friday to Monday with Mrs McCutchen and daughter Fay who are there visiting Mrs Brower.
Hind Gate feeder prices noted. Lier Wentworth Mac and George Kingston of Blackbird buy a farm near Decatur Arkansas Milfor moves with household goods Saturday. Mrs N B Marshall returns from St Louis with Miss Mary and Miss Florence Longstrath. Mrs R M Brasfield visits Ottumwa Wednesday for family matters. Mrs J N Davolt of South Mound Kansas returns home after three weeks with her sons. Putnam county delegates meet G N Stille now of Charleston at last week’s convention and note his good health and outlook in the region.
Mitting WinorwonrtTHr Mure, Co.
A fragment notes Amiel’s line praised for women in marriage: never tire, never grow old, be patient and sympathetic, open heart, hope always, to love always. quoted by Anna A. Rogers in Atlantic Monthly.
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