Local notes and names from Pollock and Moulton
Mias Hazel Dennis visited Pollock last Friday. James and Carl Mace went to Moulton Monday. Mrs. Dave Davolt reportedly wins the measles. L. H. Howard stocks seasonable goods. Lottie Vestal visits Moulton this week. Ed Clapper bought horses in Moulton Thursday. T. J. Page arrived from Medicine Dock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Hazel Dennis
Pollock
James and
Carl Mace
Moulifon
Moulton
T. J. Page
Medicine
Rankin
Private Money to Loan and Local Notices
Classified notes announce money to loan on chattel or personal security with emphasis on good notes at discounts. Local items mention visits from Anna Paul, Gladys Stuckey, and others, court in Kansas City, travels to Seymour and Centerville, and various ads for flour, buckwheat, meats, and services in Unionville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Paul
Noida
W. H. Forbes
N. A. Franklin
Kansas City
Gladys Stuckey
Tuesay
Cincinnati
Daisy
Swart’s
West Side
Ecliniey J
McKinley
Trenton
Lillie Brisendine
Novinger
Geo
M. Minka
Omaha
J. C. Banner
Abo
W.H. Forbes
Local notices and society items from high noon week
Tom plans a money loan with first mortgage on land. Henry Callison and G W Jordan bring Antonio Ameigo who has suffered a two week arm illness. Geo Quick visits on C. E. ice farm business and plans to move his family once weather clears. Putnam Republicans praise a new county committee. Buckwheat flour touted for purity. WeraTHERFORD Milling Co. Mrs. H. Cook visits Des Moines and returns home tomorrow. State Lodge of Instruction for Masons set for Milan March 26 to 28, 1902 led by J C Finnigan and Allan McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Quick
C. E
H. 4. Cook
Clarence Conger
Des Moines
State Lodge of Instruction For Masons
Milan
J.C. Finnigan
Allan McDowell
County Court
Putnam County
Chillicothe
Livingston
Livingston County
Putnam’s
Line County
Linn County
Putnam
Court House
Linn
Local items from Powersville and nearby towns
A collage of community notes. Names such as Henry Fullerton G C Fullerton and Mrs C I Tice appear alongside visits and illnesses. Property transactions include Elmer Casady buying the J S Valentine place for 1000 dollars. Weatherford flour ad and road conditions amid rain and snow round out the town briefing.
Money to Loan and Local Notes from Mendota
Gilt Edge Farm Loans offer low rates with pre maturity payment option. Emma and Anna Heller return to Delaware Ohio from visiting Mrs James Peek. Capt D W Pollock reports strong stock through winter amid feed scarcity. A K Davis appointed postmaster at Low Ground succeeding J T Collins. Mendota merchants A W Holman and Jack Woodard praised for solid business. Unionville banks report sturdy local business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen & Son
Emma
Anna Heller
James Peek
Delaware
Ohio
A. K. Davis
J. T. Collins
Davis
A. W. Holman
Mendota
Jack Woodard
Unionville
Missouri
Election delegate elected for Quirksville State Normal
Miss Rose Wells has been chosen as delegate to the Student's Volunteer International Convention in Toronto from Quirksville State Normal. The notice also reports local obituaries, court cases, medical ads, and upcoming events including a sermon and a shoe sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wells
Quirksville State Normal
Toronto
Canada
Lucerne Stanford
Local Shop Promotes Style and Savings in Putnam County
A Putnam County retail appeal touts fashion and value, claiming quality garments at low prices. The item notes local social happenings, political candidacy notices, a marriage, and county court activity including a proposed infirmary building plan.
New Millinery and Dress Shop to Open in Unionville
Mr. H. H. Rosenthal of St. Louis has leased the building south of H. Jackson & Co. on the square in Unionville. He will stock millinery and ladies dress and underskirts and shirt waists, claiming to offer a unique mercantile line in north Missouri. Rosenthal, with long wholesale millinery and garment background, plans to open between the 15th and 20th with no cranes involved. Tye Kertsi can extends a warm welcome and expects mutual benefit from Rosenthal and wife’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rosenthal
St. Louis
H. Jackson & Co
Unionville
Missouri
Rosenthal
Tye Kert Siican
Small-Pox Outbreak at Taz Repustr CAN City
The city records five small-pox cases including Edgar Roberts a high school pupil and James Grabosch son of Charles Grabosch. Exposed individuals are quarantined and families under observation include W. T. Green Alex Erickson and Sam Stout. Strict quarantines protect public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Roberts
James Grabosch
Charles Grabosch
W. T. Green
Alex Erickson
Sam Stout
Joe Choate
Marriage Licenses Feb Age 95 Thomas Arnold Lucerne
The column lists multiple marriage licenses with ages and partner names including Thomas Arnold of Lucerne aged 95 and E‘sie V Sloan 4 23 25, Dana Buckworth 22, Mamie Haag 23, Chester M Cain Graysville, Katie E Baugh 26, Beni Perkins Mendota, Cora B Neighbors Howland, Charles H Norvell Fairfield Iowa 34, Eddie L Casady Milton lows 83, Chas A Collins Lucerne, Bessie Skipper West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Arnold
Lucerne
E'sie V. Sloan
Ore L. Warner
Powersville
Dana Buckworth
Onto Phillips
Unionville
Mamie Haag
Chester M. Cain
Graysville
Gegen
Katie E. Baugh
Beni Perkins
Mendota
Cora B. Neighbors
Howland
Norvell
Fairfield
Iowa
Settlement Reached in Exline Wreck Case for 3500
James Mace and attorney L P Roberts returned from St. Joseph with Burling ton officials after settling injuries from the Exline wreck. Jim Mace receives 3500 and covers his own expenses and doctor bills. The amount is viewed by some as inadequate but deemed best possible under the circumstances. Indicators of Espie Patrick's Day approaching are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mace
C. W. Mace
L. P. Roberts
St. Joseph
Burlington
Jim
Billsgete
Also Mentioned on This Page
McCutchen
L.H. ‘Howard’s
Dave Davolt
L. H. Howard
Cliss Lottie Vestal
Henry Callison
Weatherford
C. A. Fleshman
Lemon-ville
Weatherfords
McClellan
Seymour
Centerville
Mre. D. F. Caffee
Caley Wells
J. F. Alexander
Quinn
Unionville Dancing Club
Light Fantastic
Thomas’ Hall
R. K. Paynes
Bare
R. Bonebright
Chas
Buck
Glen- Wood
Mr. Hays
Anderson's Place
J. Ek. Tatman
Quincy
Bonnie
E.N Monroe
Sherman
Pletax
Key
Powers
Unionwise
Circuit
Brookfield
Tom
G W. Jordan
Drakeville
Antonio Ameigo
Weratherford Milling Co
Ee Phenty Rey Yadacee
Burlington System
Keokuk
Henry Fullerton
Avon
Ills
G. C. Fullerton
Hartford
C. I. Tice
Havanna
Elmer Casady
J. S. Valentine
West Main Street
Lee T. Robison
David Bradshaw
Atherton
Weatherford’s
Margaret Minear
Glenwood
Dan Minear
Benj Thompson
Chicago
Ida Songster
Exeter
Neb
J M. Suille
H. R. Brasfield
C. B. Summers
Mr Tucker
P M. Stacey
St Joseph
L. D. Thomas
L. D. Thowar
Wm. Stout
J. L. Summers
E. A. Goodrich
Jackson Township
Russell
George
D. W. Pollock
St. John
Turner
the Barber
Monroe's Corner
Swatford
Stringtown
Unioneile
Emma Fugate Halladay
Hel Halladay Ford
Voge
Plargttp
Ghoteau
Montana
Appanoose County
H. Murrison
John C. McKinley
Queen City
M Epprsnstine
John Gilles
M. E
Warren
Denver
Lemonville
Gilles
Weatherford Milling Co
W. H. Holman
Tue Rerifhican
Welfere
the Farmers Store
Ing Department
Hm Me
Ie Jones
Clell Buskett
Cecil Crumpacker
Thomas Hall
J. Rudd
John Pickering
Belpre
Kans
Clyde Woodworth
Scovern
Farnington
Grace
Mre. S. E. Turner
Epworth League
Christian Church
Edna Green
League
Helen Hussie
New York City
H. Newell
James C. Ranes
West End
Wm. A. Hainley
Hainley
Maxingo
Nellig Sims
Hhis City
Byron Poole
Rev . H. Wilson
Ralph Sims
Tug Repcarican
Lewis
Husted
Liberty Township
Magaixgp
Shies City
C’s
Addie L. Casady
Milton
Holman, Underwood
Pickinpaugh
Espie Patrick
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