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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
5
A compact column lists visits, errands, loans, and business moves in Unionville. Items include J Banner selling cattle loans, Hays drug store pharmacist, Ellison post office move, L. Hubbert visiting relatives, and various society guests and errands around town.
For Sale or Trade 200 acres of good bottom land offered by W S Banner Unionville Missouri. Onn Jones of Kiowa Kansas visited Lancaster Tuesday and sister Mrs E M Greer. Jones formerly lived here. he notes spring ahead in Lancaster and crop prospects in southern Kansas never better. Lancaster Ex celsior
Money to loan with mortgage on horses cattle or personal security. Buyers Benny Caruison Joe Callum and John Mathews of Liberty township purchased the Johnson Robison livery barn and promise a first class up to date operation. Athal Kans visitors Olive Crawford and Mr Crawford return to Kansas after Cincinnati trip.
At the bride’s residence in this city last Thursday evening May 2 189? the marriage of Mr Peter Bucher of Powersville and Mrs M C Bates of this city was celebrated by Rev Dr John Gillies with only immediate relatives present. The groom is a substantial local farmer and the bride is a well respected resident. They will reside in this city for now. A separate ad offers gilt edge farm loans at powerful rates with option to pay before maturity by McCutcheon & Son.
May 17 marks the graduation exercises with Dr. R C Norton from Trenton delivering the lecture and presenting diplomas at Hays opera house. Additional announcements planned next week. Also notes the Mt Sterling couple Dr Russell Toben and Miss Nira Davis wed by Rev L Hughes last Tuesday.
Rev. J. L. Gillies of Princeton will occupy the pulpit at the church both morning and evening next Sunday. Rev. John Gillies preaches at Lemonville at 3 p m. Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30 a m Junior League at 2 30 p m Epworth League at 6 80 p m Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m. All welcome. Presbyterian themes morning Christian Power evening Chast is All and in All.
Pupils of the public school present an evening program at the opera house this Friday May 10. Extensive rehearsal time promises a top rated show and proceeds benefit the school library fund. Admission is 25 cents for all seats with reserved seating at Hays' drug store beginning this morning.
Multiple brief items detail residents like W. W. McElhiney returning to Shelbyville and George F. Meyers the Lucerne horse buyer in town. Reports cover health scares, travel to Enid and Obey, visits from J. Gillies, loan offers for metal salvage, and a sudden death of C. Alex Esso with funeral arrangements.
Miller and Wentworth advertise a large stock of buggies and carriages with prices from 35 dollars. The Christian Church event announces a supper from 6 to 8 p.m. with toasts by Frank C. Bixter and others, highlighting church relations with the press and public schools.
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