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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
5
Community brief items note arrears on Tie Aercs- LICAN, calls to settle. Short social updates report C. E. Dodge in St. Joseph, Mrs. Locke from Lemonville, Jim Mace visiting southern Iowa, Thos. Stout returning from Oklahoma, J. H. Holman back from St. Louis, and a 6 room house for sale via W. H. Forbes. L. H. Howagd advertises seasonable goods and L. A. Middleton wired for electric lights.
Money to loan on chattel or personal security and a second mortgage on land. Special attention given to buying good notes at a reasonable discount. Various local notes and visits: Miss Anna Schuster guest of Mrs Aily Lane. Miss Eva Freed returns from Breckenridge. Miss Anna Laughlin to return from Chillicothe. Rosenthal’s millinery. Miss Daisy Pitman visiting Ora. J C Banner loan offers. Miss Mary Greggers visiting Moulton. Dr Noel in Burlington. C C McNurlin visiting his sister in Lincoln. G W Evans travels. Johnny Patterson ill. L H Fullerton visiting G C. Telegraph Operator George Taylor visiting Donnellson. W H Forbes money to loan on chattel. John Comstock family trip to Ottumwa.
Money to loan at gilt edge rates with pre mature payoff option offered by McCutchen and Son. Local notices report Webb and Webb family near Pollock passing through town. Wooldridge family visiting Pollock from Saturday to yesterday. S Grossani family moving into Main Street home. B Davidson and Laura visiting Wapello, Iowa. Minnie Schick and Eide visiting Joe in Mountjoy. Anderson's Place Barber Shop advertised for nightly baths. Prof WB Thornburg and his wife visited local schools over the weekend.
Personal notices report Melvina Allen returning home to Liberty from her aunt in town. Amelia Beaker from St. Louis arrives to begin duties at Rosenthal’s store. Mrs C F Nickodemus and children visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W J Mullenax. Lucy Horn visits Bloomfield, Iowa. Barred Plymouth Rock chickens for sale by Mrs E C Wilson of Unionville with eggs. Hiram Triplett sprains knee at Farmers Store and cannot walk. Borrow money from J C Banner rather than sell stock. Ben Shipley and Alex Erikson return from Monroe county. Eunice Triplett moves to Chapman Nebraska to work with sister. Cold and Grip Tablets promoted. Capt M S Towne to move to Unionville. Debtors to Dr D Thomas urged to settle accounts. Mr and Mrs H 4H Rosenthal arrive from St. Louis to prep for opening next Friday and Saturday.
A collage of short items from Unionville area towns reports business changes like R Mo Scott selling his restaurant to J T Scott and grocers Richey Fightmaster moving to larger quarters. It notes a Board of Equalization meeting on April 7, local social events, deaths, arrivals, travels, and small incidents including a mining of letters and a neighborly donation.
Mrs Gee and Campbell with Mrs C's mother visited a sister in Rock Island Illinois on Wednesday. Lewis Kelley and wife from east Putnam left for Wyoming to locate. Rev and Mrs O S Middleton from Maryville arrived to visit their son CA and family. Miss Anna Mace came from Lemontville over Sunday to stay with the Harry Greggers family. Mrs Anna Crawford, mother of Miss Olive Crawford, is seriously ill at her home in this city.
The notice lists judges Wm Thompson Allie Rennelle Bill Powell and James M Davis to serve at the Republican Primary on April 5 at the Stringtown school house by 7 am. It urges locals to assist and work clerks while promoting cheap good goods and local trade during spring purchases.
Mrs Lee Collins aged 58 died Thursday after months of kidney and liver illness. She leaves husband Lee Collins and four children, two living Mary Holtsinger and Will Collins. Funeral held Saturday at Wyreka church with Rev Leonard and Rev Z Edmonds officiating, burial in Wyreka cemetery.
Advertises oak-tanned leather harnesses by A. M. Swert with a broad assortment. Emphasizes low prices and urges quick purchase.
The Missouri conference of the M E Church in Brookfield adjourned with Rev. Dr. Gillies reassigned to Unionville. Other appointments include Lucerne J O Carder Carrollton W B Christy Mexico D S Smith Memphis W M Sapp Milan B H Wilson UVatonville circuit W J Powers Novinger W H Doyle Maitland S Knapp Kirksville P E Hannibal District T H Poland P F Maryville District O S Middleton P Dr Gilles notes few changes this year and calls the assignments gratifying.
WV T Dempney a Republican from Elm township announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the County Court from the eastern district. He previously ran two years ago and finished a close second. Dempney is described as a solid reliable citizen with a strong record as justice of the peace in his township.
A sale of oats at fifty cents a bushel was announced from the Joel Jones farm located in Richland township. The offer lists about 00 bushels of seed oats available for buyers in the local area.
George Goodrich arrived from Des Moines to assist his father in the store. H. B. Pitman of Genoa visits and calls. Mr. Banks, father of Mrs. N. B. Marshall, came from the south after a winter away. Col. L. F. Copeland to lecture at Hays Opera House next Wednesday. seats on sale Monday at Haye drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Claib B. Smith returned from Gaylord and Hutchison Kansas with good health. New spring shoes showcased in latest styles. prices available. M r pensTINE S. H. Jackson & Co. sell poultry business and lease part of cold storage to Armour & Co. C. G. Peltzer named local manager and moves in. Uncle Charley McMorrow dies at 85 in Unionville. funeral at Catholic Church 2:30. Alex Howry family and I. Starr depart for Idaho to seek fortune. John Howry and others noted for local development efforts.
A brief note notes two percent years in business in Unionville. It proclaims the lowest price ever seen by the firm and invites customers to Gall and see ma West side equate with A. M. Swerr.
Notice states Unionville will hold a general election on April 1 1902 to elect a Mayor Marshal Collector one Alderman in the North Ward and one Alderman in the South Ward The North Ward polling place is H H Earhart carpenter shop and the South Ward polling place is the Masonic Building D F Caurrex Mayor seals the notice dated March 10 1902
The Unionville Village School District board votes to submit to voters at the next annual election a proposition to add 35 cents per hundred dollars of assessed valuation for school purposes. The notice instructs voters to choose YES for the extra levy and NO to oppose. Published in the Unionville Hepubians with signatories Monnosm, president, and Leroyn, secretary.
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