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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
5
Community items list sales at Brasfield Co and Patterson bakery, livestock auctions by Patrick and Son, travel notes for Hays and Howard, visits by Misses Munn and Robertson, farm goods at Weatherford mill, and regional moves to Oklahoma and Missouri.
Local ad notes 28 years in business on the West side square run by A M Swerr. Other items report Dr. Helton and wife visiting from Green City, L H Howard adding a stone foundation, Miss Elsie Boner visiting Cincinnati relatives, and services at the Methodist Church next Sunday. Also mentions Moon Bros livery, J C Banner loan offers, Mrs Olinger visiting Indianapolis, W H Forbes loan money, and Miss Ana Little traveling to Kansas City.
Mrs Lee Haynes from Mendota visited her parents for an over Sunday stay. Mrs Emma Halladay traveled to Des Moines to see her daughter Lenore Meeker. Miss Mary Beckwith headed to Otumwa to visit sister Mrs Davis. J C Banner offers loans secured by cattle and horses. Major R D Calkins lectures tomorrow night. Andersons Palace Barber Shop advertises nightly baths.
A fragment notes the Putnam Journal positioning as the county’s Democratic paper and hints at bias in local news coverage. The brief mentions aims to present facts without bias, reflecting the paper’s political alignment.
Loils Sta Beihig from Centerville plans Sunday with her brother Wi F and family. W H Streeter advertises top ice for Unionville with contact by telephone 238. Mrs W T O’Bryant arrives from Quincy to visit daughter Mrs B L Bonfoey.
The item lists offers of low interest mortgage on land and casual visits by Rev J A Shoptaugh and Rev E H Parshd at Salem Iowa. Also mentions Henry Callison and Dr EL Johnson from Des Moines, and Mrs Marissa Hedge traveling from Red Cloud to Red Cloud Nebraska to attend her mother Mrs Geo Phillips.
An advertisement offers oak-tanned leather harness and promotes ice wagon service starting May 1 by W H L Streeter with phone 238. A public health notice states smallpox fears are unfounded in Unionville as cases are quarantined. Local social notices mention visits by Mrs. George Phillips, Mrs. R F Henkle and others, plus illnesses in the community.
McCutchen and Son announce preaching next Sunday May 11 1902 at Pollock 11 a m Fairview 2 p m and West Liberty 7 80 p m Everyone is invited W J Powers pastor. George Fisher and family thank friends for sickness support and kindness. The Rev Dr Luff longtime Salt Lake resident lectures on Thirty Years Among the Mormons at Hays Opera House on Monday night June 2
Farmers Store promotes Good Goods Cheap with guaranteed satisfaction and daily arrivals. The column notes a string of town items including meetings, road talks, school news, weather, and a series of obituaries and personal notices.
The Christaan Church in Unionville closed a highly successful revival on Sunday night led by Rev. McHatton. Fifty nine accessions joined the church boosting church work vigor. fifteen new members joined the Christian Endeavor Society to reach ninety in eight months. A junior Endeavor Society will organize next Sunday afternoon as the Sunday School gains strength.
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